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I took this at a museum in Munich.
There were so many incredible objects on display, but for some reason this worn Bauhaus Dessau panel ended up being one of the things I kept thinking about.
As someone interested in graphic design, it was kind of surreal seeing a small physical trace of a school that influenced so much of 20th-century design. It wasn’t the biggest or flashiest exhibit, but somehow it felt more memorable than a lot of the finished pieces.
Funny how sometimes the smallest details end up leaving the biggest impression.

I ended up watching the Vetements menswear show in Paris yesterday, and honestly the biggest surprise wasn’t the collection.
It was seeing everything happen in real life. The pace, the crowd, the styling details… it’s completely different from watching runway videos later online.
Curious if anyone else has had that experience. Has seeing a show in person ever changed how you look at fashion?

I just arrived in Frankfurt today for a short 2 nights trip! I'm really excited to explore the city.
Since my time here is limited, I want to make the most of my evenings. Could you recommend some of your favorite pubs or bars?
I’m open to anything—whether it's a traditional place to try the famous apple wine, a cozy craft beer pub, or a cool cocktail bar with a nice vibe. Somewhere with a friendly atmosphere where a traveler would feel welcome would be amazing.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions, and I can't wait to check out your city!

somewhere near the german border last weekend

sat there for a bit and completely lost track of time

not much happened, which was kinda the point 😅

days like this make the basel area hard to complain about

visited lugano for the first time last weekend

been living in basel for a while now and I’ve really grown attached to the whole vibe there
rhein evenings, quiet neighborhoods, trams everywhere, people sitting by the river after work… it feels very grounded and livable to me

but arriving in lugano honestly felt refreshing in a completely different way

palm trees, lake views everywhere, italian being spoken around you, warm evening light, even a vintage classic car exhibition happening in the center when I arrived 😅

not “better” or worse, just surprisingly different for the same country

sometimes I forget how much variety switzerland actually has packed into a relatively small place

took this photo back in early march and somehow I’m already missing this weather lol

summer literally just started and I’m already melting on the tram every afternoon 😅

kinda miss those quiet early spring days when everything in basel started turning green again
plus these pink trees were everywhere for like 2 weeks and then just disappeared overnight

maybe it’s just me but spring in basel might actually be the best season here

took this in the city last saturday
that cloud just looked kinda wild lol… almost like it was stacked or something
basel has these random moments where you just stop for a second
also feels like it’s getting to that time again…
rhein swimming season almost here 👀
anyone already jumped in or still waiting a bit?

randomly spotted this on a sign today

kinda cracked me up lol

anyone know where this is?

feels like I’ve passed here before but can’t place it now…

basel lowkey full of these small weird details everywhere