The souvenirAs you know, it is always a 'tricky' aspect of travelling. Taking home a piece of the experience abroad can prove to be a real dilemma, especially for architecture addicts, who are not satisfied with the usual magnets.
So the duo Drop-a-Pin, husband and wife, architect and graphic designer by profession, who studied and developed a way to remember their five years of travelling around the world.
And they created the Architectural Enamel Pinor brooches with historical or iconic buildings of the world's most important capitals reproduced in a truly designer guise.
Thanks to one's passion for travel and architecture, combined with a strong sense of design and a minimalist approach, these small but truly impactful souvenirs were 'born', developed thanks to the collection in crowdfunding at Indiegogo and can be purchased today via the site, at the price of 9 euros.
A tribute to the architecture of different world metropolises, such as the Eames House in Los Angeles, Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye and William Pereira's Geisel Library in San Diego, and for Mies van der Rohe fans, there is also the 'Less is More' brooch. The result is truly eye-catching, with distinctive colours and details.
