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PLANET FRIENDLY SPARKLES: PROJEKT GLITTER

PLANET FRIENDLY SPARKLES: PROJEKT GLITTER

First launched in 2016, Projekt Glitter is a company that strives to do things differently. From London to Berlin, founder Jeen comes from a background in product design, making her skills an integral part of her company. Their unique glitter is made up of a special biodegradable film derived from plant cellulose meaning you can wear and dispose of the sparkles without guilt. Plus, the raw ingredients are ethically sourced and certified compostable. They sell all sorts of funky and classic color combinations and glitter types, but we found that their gel packets make it that much easier to dive right in. Conscious raver, festival follower, or something entirely different — Projekt Glitter will add a positive vibe to every party. (Text: Emilie Wade / Photos: Emilie Wade, Projekt Glitter)

Projekt Glitter’s websiteFacebook & Instagram

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GARDEN STATE CANDLES: HAND POURED WITH BOTANICAL OILS

GARDEN STATE CANDLES: HAND POURED WITH BOTANICAL OILS

Since April 2017, Maya Sriqui has been making and selling her sleek, 100% natural, soy wax candles under the brand name: Garden State. From the packaging to the scent creation to the production, Maya does everything herself – a true inspiration to creative entrepreneurs. Each candle is poured by hand, with simple scents selected for their therapeutic properties like floral jasmine, warm amber, and subtle green fig. Lighting up a Garden State candle leads to an effortless olfactory atmosphere that’s both luminous and pure. Sporting a logo inspired by her loving adopted dog, Louee — Maya donates part of the profit to support Tierschutz in Berlin, making a purchase from Garden State beneficial for more than just your living room. (Text: Devan Grimsrud / Photos: Emilie Wade)

Garden State Candles’ websiteFacebook & Instagram

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MISHA FRAHM RECOMMENDS: MONOM SPATIAL SOUND

MISHA FRAHM RECOMMENDS: MONOM SPATIAL SOUND

I’ve been suspicious about spatial sound systems since I had a bad experience first with WFS (Wave Field Synthesis), and more recently with Dolby Atmos. However, Monom’s installation of the bespoke omnidirectional 4D sound system is different — sound literally flies around the space. In fact, whilst listening to the performance on their opening night, I lost sense of the speakers completely. Entering into the Monom sound studio felt like crossing a threshold from the Funkhaus’s urban industrial aesthetic into a science fiction film. The space entices audiences to become active listeners, to explore a shifting sonic landscape made up of dynamic sound arrangements that play with the laws of perception, and entirely subvert them. The experimental performance venue and spatial sound studio founded by Gratia Napier, William Russell and Zak Khutoretsky — aka Berghain resident DJ, DVS1. At the heart of Monom is the 4D sound system that doubles as an instrument of creation. It’s made up of 48 omnidirectional speakers suspended throughout the venue, extending to 9 subs submerged beneath an acoustically transparent floor. This weekend, Monom’s futuristic temple of sound is hosting the perfect foray into spatial sound alongside the Spatial Sound Institute, titled “4D sound: A Retrospective.” Whether you make it this weekend or not, anyone who enjoys music should watch this space. (Text: Misha Frahm / Photos: Becca Crawford)

Monom, Nalepastr.18, 12459 Berlin-Oberschöneweide; map
Check their website for event times and tickets

Misha Frahm is a musician, electronic music enthusiast and producer. He has lived in Berlin since 2011 and calls Wedding home.

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CLASSIC GOOSE ROAST DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR — GANS EINFACH

CLASSIC GOOSE ROAST DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR — GANS EINFACH

Making a holiday feast is hard work. It can be fun and rewarding of course, but it can also be a nightmare — so we’re releasing the pressure this year and letting Gans Einfach prepare us a crispy, classic roast goose with all the sides, sans stress. Vacuum-packed and shipped right to your door, order ahead of time for your holiday meal and relax — the goose and sides are ready in an hour or less. Your guests will be more than satisfied by the feast of homemade red cabbage, kale with bacon, dense potato dumplings, velvety orange finishing sauce, and of course the main attraction: a juicy, crisp-skinned roast goose stuffed with apples, onions and oranges. Relive the warm fuzzies of grandma’s house this year, and pre-order your crispy goose for that holiday meal you’re hosting. Your friends, your stomach, and your sanity, will thank you. (Text: Devan Grimsrud / Photos: Jean Graisse)

Gans Einfach’s websiteFacebook & Instagram

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THE GIFT OF GOODNESS: 24 GOOD DEEDS ADVENT CALENDAR

THE GIFT OF GOODNESS: 24 GOOD DEEDS ADVENT CALENDAR

The holiday season is right around the corner, and there’s no better time than now to be inspired to do something different. To spend your money on something less material, more charitable. Thanks to the 24 Good Deeds advent calendar, you can give yourself, or someone else, the gift of goodness. From a donation of just €24, you will get a simple, tree-shaped advent calendar with 24 windows — one for each day leading up to Christmas. Behind each window, you’ll see how your donation will help finance projects across environmental and nature conservation, health, education, and nutrition, implemented on the ground by aid organizations worldwide — scouted and trusted by 24 Good Deeds. From organic agriculture training for young farmers in Mexico to a daily fruit ration for endangered monkeys in Peru, since 2011 24 Good Deeds has gathered €966,000 to support 144 different projects in 55 countries: treating 72,000 people medically, providing 333,300 meals, and protecting 600,000 square meters of rainforest. It’s never too late to give a gift that keeps on giving. (Text: Devan Grimsrud / Photos: Sabine Scheer Fotodesign, Emilie Wade)

24 Good Deeds: website & Facebook

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