One of the many highlights of working at Anthropologie is meeting fantastic, creative people who lead interesting and productive lives beyond the sphere of retail. One such person is my fellow coworker Nathalie Nahas, a Toronto designer who works part time at one of the city's Anthropologie stores. I interviewed Nathalie for the job last summer and knew immediately that she was a catch. Her designs, below, illustrate why:






WOW who knew!?!
ReplyDeleteI have purchased a wool bunny from Natalie and she made my wedding hair peice too ... I have blogged about her too!
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