New! Website

Sabon Japan website has been renewed!!  With all the pretty rooms and full of product information!!

 (sorry, actually it's been awhile, I just didn't write about it yet...)

Please check it out!

http://www.sabon.co.jp

 

Antique stuffs for the store

Books

 Yes, I am reading some books... haven't had time to read for a long time but since I am sick in bed for few days, it was a good chance to catch up on reading...

Simple & Pretty Box

Gentlemen Box Design

שלומי שבת - יש לך

Sabon NY celebrating Earth Month

Michal Negrin Necklace

 My Passover gift.  A beautiful Michal Negrin necklace from my good friend !

By the way, I was invited to the Pessach Celebration of Michal Negrin in the Hatachana store. This is Michal toasting to her husband. Left of Michal is CEO - Raymond.

Happy Passover!

חג שמח!! Happy Passover to everyone!
 

Pessach Celebration in Office

 Today we made a toast for Pessach (Passover) in the office. Ronen reported our last year activities and upcoming stores plan.   Like last year, it was a lot of food & drink.

Today it's also Einat's last day in the office. We will all miss her..

Breakfast & Sunshine

Last day to enjoy breakfast & sunshine in Tel Aviv. Leaving to NY tomorrow.

New Fruity Sensation Display at Office

 New "Fruity Sensation" display at Sabon Israel Office

Afternoon with the kids

 Spent an afternoon with Vered's two children.. Adam is already 3 and Aliyah is already 8months.

Weekend in Tel Aviv

Weekend at Tel Aviv starts with a good brunch cafe. One of the most popular places are the cafes in the corner of Dizengoff & Yirmiyahu.

After a good lunch, then it's time to go to the beach with friends.. just to chat about life and happenings.. 

Then, after a few hours in the beach, then it's time to move to a cafe to have a drink. This is a cafe in Hatachana area. Tel Aviv is small but yet has a lot of good places to go to..

After a long day outside, then everyone will go home to rest a few hours, then meet again around 10 or 11.   Tonight we went to the hottest bar in Tel Aviv called "Jimmy Who"

In Jewish culture, it's not supposed to work on Shabat (Fri & Sat). I guess everyone is taking advantage of it to enjoy going out :)

Tel Aviv Beach Line