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- Li Zetian founder and main designer of the Chinese product design company Daye Design based in Foshan in Guangdong province.
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- Alexander Host, one of the founders of Sanitov Studio photographed in Covent Garden, London.
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- Daniel Meller, CreativCulture founder and driving force. He’s set himself the mission of promoting Chinese creativity!
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- Innovasians owner, South Africa-born Lizette Smook, photographed wearing eco-towels, one of her star product. (Ph.Edmon Leong)
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- Tarynn Hatton-Jones, South African Burnt Oringe founder in her company’s showroom in Aberdeen, Hong Kong.
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- Michelle Lai founder of Mischa bags photographed in Paris on the Ile de la Cité in the Vert-Galant park by the river Seine with one of her creation.
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- Julian Wilson and Aaron Pattillo founders of the yak wool knitwear maker Khunu.
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- The team of our sponsor the Hong Kong French bookstore Parenthèses: Jenny (L), Madeline (C) and Emmanuelle (R).
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- Serge Pierrard one of the founder of travel agent and Nicely Made in China sponsor Travel Stone.
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- Josephine Lau the owner of Nicely Made in China sponsor Centre O a Hong Kong-based business centre.
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- Patrick O’Donnell owner / founder of Links Moving – NMiC first sponsor – specializes in international moving and pets relocation.
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- Elise de Saint Guilhem founder of Rouge Baiser-Elise also one of NMiC sponsor.
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- Norlha, a Tibet-based yak wool shawls Chinese brand.
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- Dominic Johnson-Hill, Plastered 8 founder and « creative dictator » as he calls himfelf.
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- Grace Ching who created Loveramics with her husband William, photographed in the Tung Street store, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.
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- Gao Zenmin the bass maker in his home in Hebei with a folding double-bass and its case.
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- Virginie Fournier creator of Shanghai Trio.
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- Adam Healy, Ark Surfboards founder, with a standup paddle board in Hong Kong.
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- Stephane Michel who since 2007, with his brother Lander, has given a new lease of life to Federico Iguzzini Watches. He wears the OM watch from the Spiritual line.
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- Judy Leissner, Grace Vineyard CEO.
Goodbye 2011, hello 2012!
2011 has been an eventful year for Nicely Made in China. 51,000 people visited the website to read our stories on quality Chinese products: watches, travel, carpets, porcelain, yak wool knitwear, children’s clothes, outdoor equipment, high end design, handbags and more.
2011 has also been a year of firsts for Nicely Made in China: we received our first mention on the CNNGo website, we registered our first e-commerce sales, we launched our Expert’s page, put our first video online (thank you Jade & Ali), featured our first recycled products and published our first article in German and we reached the 500 fans mark on our Facebook page.
This end-of-year message would not be complete without thanking our loyal sponsors who continue to support us, and just like us, believe that quality products and services can indeed be found in China. So, we would like to thank very specially our favorite travel agent Travel Stone, the luxury bed linen maker Rouge-Baiser, the Hong Kong business centre CentreO, the Hong Kong French bookstore Parenthèses, the publisher Primary Mandarin, and lastly our first and oldest sponsor, the international mover and pet relocator Links Moving.
We wish you all a very happy Christmas, and a prosperous and healthy 2012.
