In the era of Karen Schedrin ’s curation process, each item is carefully selected to tell a story of materiality and precision. Modern, sophisticated customers are no longer satisfied with just the aesthetic appearance; they want to know where their product came from and who is behind it. For us at Haus No. 7, quality is not just the final result you see on the shelf, but the way the material is selected and passed from hand to hand. We believe in complete transparency and the informed choice of local and ethical raw materials. Karen Schedrin leads a design vision where production is meticulous and personal, one that moves away from mass production and lacks identity. When we know that behind every concrete vase or metal tray stands ethical thought and the choice of quality materials that do not harm the environment, the value of the item in our home increases immeasurably. It is the hidden touch that makes a product meaningful.
Karen Shadrin The Hidden Touch: The Importance of Sourcing and Ethics in Purchasing Materials/Karen Shadrin
