What?s in Your Neighborhood, Karen Konzuk"
We reached out to learn more about jewelry designer Karen Konzuk's favorite parts of her neighborhood in British Columbia.
Karen Konzuk is no stranger to the world of Design Milk. In fact we’ve featured her Bloom collection and heard about some of her favorite things in our Friday Five column. KONZUK’s jewelry is available on our sister site, Adorn Milk, and Karen is a regular seller at our Milk Stand pop-up shops, including at this year’s ICFF. In other words" We’re big fans.
Karen’s line of jewelry ? KONZUK ? uses restraint and modern architectural elements to create pieces with balance and minimal form out of industrial materials. Inspiration comes from the western sky, astronomy, nighttime views, and stargazing. Through the use of steel and concrete, Karen pays homage to the way two astronomical bodies’ gravitational force can create an orbit. Each handmade piece of jewelry symbolizes the attraction of one person to another through her classic yet contemporary aesthetic. We reached out to learn more about Karen’s favorite parts of her neighborhood in British Columbia.
Photo taken from the top of Mount Daniel
We are lucky enough to live on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia, which is a 40-minute ferry ride from Vancouver. The area we live in is called Pender Harbour and is an hour north of the Ferry. This photo was taken from the top of Mount Daniel, which overlooks the Harbour. This is one of our favorite plac...
Karen Konzuk is no stranger to the world of Design Milk. In fact we’ve featured her Bloom collection and heard about some of her favorite things in our Friday Five column. KONZUK’s jewelry is available on our sister site, Adorn Milk, and Karen is a regular seller at our Milk Stand pop-up shops, including at this year’s ICFF. In other words" We’re big fans.
Karen’s line of jewelry ? KONZUK ? uses restraint and modern architectural elements to create pieces with balance and minimal form out of industrial materials. Inspiration comes from the western sky, astronomy, nighttime views, and stargazing. Through the use of steel and concrete, Karen pays homage to the way two astronomical bodies’ gravitational force can create an orbit. Each handmade piece of jewelry symbolizes the attraction of one person to another through her classic yet contemporary aesthetic. We reached out to learn more about Karen’s favorite parts of her neighborhood in British Columbia.
Photo taken from the top of Mount Daniel
We are lucky enough to live on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia, which is a 40-minute ferry ride from Vancouver. The area we live in is called Pender Harbour and is an hour north of the Ferry. This photo was taken from the top of Mount Daniel, which overlooks the Harbour. This is one of our favorite plac...
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