SMALL BUSINESS LOVE

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Written By kim klassen

A list of small businesses I adore.

+Studio 50 Kim designs the most beautiful concrete functional art, including the gorgeous pendant lamp above.

+I love these camera bags from Kindly. (My fav is the Camryn).

+Recently fell in love with Clever Supply Co’s camera straps, which are integrated with the Peak Design anchor system.

+Brit & Mat of Red House make the loveliest waxed canvas bags.

+Not sure how ‘small’ this company is, but l👀k at that easy bake oven-style air fryer.

+This company makes the most beautiful wax seal stamps.

+If my granddaughter was into a neutral Mimi Kim-style, I’d be ordering from Kindly the label.

This will be an ongoing list, so check back in again soon.

Over to You

I’d love to hear of a few of your favorite small businesses. Please share in the comments below.

xx

Kim

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