We were very fortunate to meet with Anna and Karina on a warm summer day to discuss their popular blog Found on the Street. In their blog, they share stories about conscious consumption and tips about sharing culture in Berlin. But there is so much more to both of them. You can learn more about these two Berlinograders in our interview with them. Where are you from? Karina: I was born in Elgava, a small city 40 km away from…
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Lana Shuganova is a Belarusian fashion designer and a stylist who just founded her bag brand SOOFRE Berlin. We met Lana Shuganova in her brand new pop-up shop in Prenzlauer Berg and we talked to…
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Victoria Filina is the owner of studio Tineola in Kreuzberg from where she has developed her brand of the same name which features several lines of accessories. The first line of accessories has been…
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Zhanna was born in Omsk, Russia although she grew up in Kazakhstan. She went back to her home town in order to study Intercultural Communication and languages at university; German, French and Turkish to be…
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This is Niina. Yes, Niina with double “i”. Niina was born in Saint Petersburg and when she was only two years old, she moved to Tallinn, Estonia. “The word ‘nina’ in Estonian means ‘nose’,”…
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This is Luba. Luba is from Moldova and came to Germany with her mom when she was six years old. She grew up in Munich and lived there until she moved to Berlin about…
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This is Igor. Igor came from St. Petersburg to Berlin about twenty years ago. He owns a shoe repair shop and a key service in Hermanstraße and, just like in Russia, he can fix…
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This in Inna. Inna has lived in Berlin since she was eight years old. Originally she is from Voronezh, Russia but she grew up in Berlin-Hellersdorf, until she moved to Prenzlauer Berg and started…
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This is Victoria. Victoria opened her own store called Tailorbird with her friend Eva about a year ago. She designs and crafts clothing for women and children, all sorts of toys, bags and interior…