Antiques with Studio Maria Elena: A Podcast Journey
Curious about antiques, vintage, and interior styles? Studio Maria Elena has something special for you – an incredible book titled Something Old, Something New. The book offers a delightful journey into various style periods, helping you understand their backgrounds and distinguishing features. Through beautiful photography, it illustrates how these styles can be harmoniously combined and how they continue to influence our surroundings. The book also poses intriguing questions about our current style era – what makes it unique?
You can order Something Old, Something New (in Dutch!) for €34.95 on www.studiomariaelena.nl
Maria Elena recorded additional podcasts under the theme 'A Valuable Interior' for her book launch. NB - all podcast are spoken in Dutch!:
Episode 1 - Evelien Reich, Editor-in-Chief of Elle Decoration NL
Explore the secrets of making an interior exciting, unique, and personal. Discover the significance of a meaningful interior and how societal developments manifest in the world of interiors. What awaits us in future trends?
Episode 2 - Eveline Bunnik-Remmelts, Co-founder, and Chief Product Officer of Whoppah
Uncover the strengths of Whoppah and its response to the growing demand for vintage design. Learn about the motivation behind creating this platform and gain insights into the future vision.
Episode 3 - Noëlle Baartmans, Interior Design Stylist at Noëlle Studio
Dive into the world where interiors reflect personality. Gain valuable tips from Noëlle about creating a meaningful interior and understanding its powerful impact.
Episode 4 - Baukje Wildschut on Wildschut Antiques
Return to the heart of antiques with Baukje as she discusses what makes antiques special and why cherishing furniture with a story holds enduring value.
Embark on this enriching podcast journey, exploring the realms of antiques, vintage treasures, and the captivating stories woven into each piece.
Episode 5 - Nicole Dohmen and Andrea van Well, Atelier ND Interior
How do you successfully combine different styles? What ensures that it all comes together harmoniously? Which designers are currently capturing their interest, and how do they envision the future of interior design?
