Customer Spotlight
Softy: How to Conquer a Niche and Scale a Business
Diana Berulytė is a co-founder of Softy, a fully-fledged luxury homeware brand that began as a side hustle. In late 2018, Diana was on maternity leave thinking about the day she'd…
Mad Over Exploring: Rediscovering Your Own Backyard
The pandemic spoiled many people’s travel plans. But that didn’t stop Chaitra and Sunkist, the bloggers behind Mad Over Exploring – switching to domestic travel provided them with…
Lemos Viajantes: Travel the World Without Breaking the Bank
It all started years ago, with two Brazilian sisters traveling for their own enjoyment. Now they document their experiences online, sharing tips on accommodation, transportation, …
SOLIDU: A Rocky Road Toward Solid Shampoos
Vaiva Žvirblytė, the founder of SOLIDU, is a trendsetter: her shampoo bars are natural, zero-waste, and even suitable for washing your hair in a river. This is the story of a mill…
International Design Day: 5 Pros On What Makes Design Work
Design – a world without it is as bland as unseasoned soup. It's been the driving force of innovation and spiritual fulfillment since the dawn of humanity. Today, we’re paying hom…
Ira Lupu: Fighting Stereotypes With a Camera
A camera is an unusual weapon. But it’s Ira Lupu’s preferred piece for raising social awareness, normalizing taboo subjects, and building a better understanding of people living o…
My Mission: Four Brazilian Women On Their Business Success
March is Women’s History Month. It's a great time to reflect on how women have shaped our society, celebrate their accomplishments, and stress that we wouldn't survive without a f…
Kvietkos: From Finance to Flowers. A Florist’s Love Story
Six years ago, Aistė had a stable job working in finance. What else could a 20-something want? It appears that Aistė wanted much more. By accident, she fell in love with flowers, …
Paubrasil: A Stylish Way to Fight Deforestation
If there’s one company going all-in for sustainability, then it’s Paubrasil. A small group of Brazilian creators, named after a tree that almost went extinct, who repurpose pre-lo…