Colour details

Bouquets

 I like to photograph the flowers that I buy at the market in Delft, so I can remember them..

Tas-ka dress by House of Dots.

 

The ladies of 'House of Dots' make beautiful dresses and coats with a vintage feeling. They now have an edition with Tas-ka fabric. Available through their website. The Tas-ka Georgia summer dress costs 129.95 eur. The red fabric is available in our webshop and costs 29.50 eur per meter.

Tas-ka on Pinterest

You can now find us on Pinterest!
http://pinterest.com/bytaska/

Stylecookie.nl

Stylecookie.nl is a inspiring E-Magazine about interior, living, DIY and decoration.
Every two weeks they make a new photoserie with nice products and often they post or products in there magazin.

Fanny & Alexander

 

Fanny & Alexander is an Argentinian online kids store with natural products, here you can buy awesome children presents!

Interview Tas-ka by Dutch magazine blog: 101 woonideeen.

On the 101 woonideeën blog an interview with Tas-ka. Under the heading 'Be creative' tell designers, illustrators, bloggers and other creatives about their lives, work and passion. And not only that, accompanied with many beautiful images that inspire the mini-interviews. This time: Jantien from Tas-ka. You can read the whole interview here.

Scholten & Baijings

Dutch studio Scholten & Baijings has created a range of glassware for Danish brand Hay featuring swatches of colour, graduated tints and grid lines. Soon available in our shop!

Easter is almost coming!

Spring is coming!

Hereby we present to you our new spring products, with spring colour cushions, cases and other designs. You can find all this products at our webshop www.collectedbytas-ka.com. 

NEW by Tas-ka!

New cushions with one button by Tas-ka. Size 40 x 80 cm.

We hope you like them!

Hannah Waldron

I discovered the work of Hannah Waldron from England. Her work often explores the textures, patterns, forms and structures of her surroundings. Beautiful isn't it?

Het verzameld breiwerk van Loes Veenstra, uit de 2e Carnissestraat.

Loes Veenstra from Rotterdam is addicted to knitting. Since 1955, she knitted on and on. The production rate is higher than the bargain rate, so her house is filled with unworn, homemade sweaters. The 500 sweaters she made are portrayed in this book designed by Chris Meindertsma. Meindertsma, wanted something more with the sweaters and decided to work with art company Wandschappen organizing a tribute to Loes Veenstra and her sweaters. A sort of flashmob with locals who all wearing the sweaters of Loes. I think it's quite emotional! You can buy this book in our webshop.