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Curious about who designed it?
Read more about some of the people who shaped the things you find with us.
Josephine Flatebø
The designer who started Me & My House Store. Putting color and shape to the world's best messages and making sure they become products you can share >>
Maria Kullsand
The silversmith who runs a café in a castle and who delivers handmade jewelry to us.
Victor Egerbo
From tunnels and recreation centers, to courses and even to your wall at home. Read more about the street artist who touches people with his art >>
Curious about who made it?
Read more about some of the companies we collaborate with to make your things as good as possible.
Made in Kolkata, India
In the midst of Kolkata's hectic everyday life, where cars honk incessantly, people are everywhere, and where both misery and senseless luxury mix, there is a sanctuary for women who have been victims of human trafficking and who have their lives transformed through sewing. They sew pillowcases for us.
Jewelry with meaning
Women who have survived trafficking in India, Uganda and the Philippines have gained hope for a brighter future through the production of this jewelry.
