January 2017

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2017
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FOOD TRENDS 2017
For the
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of travel
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MARTIN
ALEXANDER GAUSS
Chief Executive
Officer, airBaltic
Dear Guests,
This year will take us on an amazing journey, and we are off
to a very good start, with additional attractive destinations in
store, the introduction of the worlds most modern aircraft,
and a growing family ofcustomers.
For the upcoming season, you will have a greater choice
of travel opportunities on 10 additional airBaltic routes to
such cities as Madrid, Geneva, Aberdeen, Tampere, Stavanger,
Gothenburg and Catania and we are expecting more
destinations to join this list.
All of this is possible because we have introduced the
brand-new Bombardier CS300 to our growing fleet. We are
proud to be the first airline in the world to operate this stateof-the-art aircraft. The first month of commercial flights with
the CS300 is behind us, and our customers are saying that
they feel really privileged to have flown on the most modern
narrow-body jet on theplanet.
Passengers have been genuinely interested to learn how
this plane achieves its unparalleled degree of environmental
efficiency and lower noise levels, why it flies faster and
farther than similar aircraft, why the seating feels so
comfortable and why the large luggage bins are easier to
reach, why the lighting in the cabin is different from that in
other aircraft, why the windows are so big, why the aisle is so
wide, why the lavatories are so unexpectedly spacious and so
on. We will be bringing more CS300 aircraft to our fleet in the
upcoming months, and our staff will be very happy to show
you around and answer your questions about this brand-new
jet airliner.
The addition of new and larger planes also means that
we can offer 16% more tickets this year, as the number of
available seats increases, additional flights to European
airports are introduced, and high-demand cities like
Copenhagen get an upgrade from turboprop to jet aircraft.
Thus, we expect our family of customers to continue
growing, thanks to the fact that they can now enjoy better
service than ever from airBaltic.
Thank you for flying airBaltic and have an amazingjourney!
Yours,
Martin Alexander Gauss
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Style Aprs-ski
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Gadgets
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January LIFESTYLE
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Ultimate
JANUARY checklist
Backcountry skiing expedition
Cross-country skiing is an exciting winter sport

that can be practiced by people of all ages,
regardless of their level of fitness. The sport
also lets one see familiar places from a different
perspective. Those who dont fancy gliding along
specially made cross-country ski trails (of which
there are several in Riga) might consider going
out on organised expeditions to Latvias forests,
meadows, bogs and frozen lakes on special
backcountry skis. A number of entities, including
the Lzumpunkts adventure organisation, offer
interesting backcountry ski trips, complete with
equipment rentals. Make your winter holiday an
unforgettableexperience.
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FASHION
Handmadeluxury
MUSIC
Sensual playfulness
DRINK
Self-serve wine
Both product designers and consumers

are increasingly spurning machine-made
goods for hand-crafted items, which are
seen to be more authentic and sincere.
Latvian designer Elna Dobele has gained
renown both at home and abroad
for luxury footwear and bags that are
handmade in her Riga atelier.
Linda Leen is one of Latvias best-known pop

singers, and this month she is releasing her third
solo album, Digital Church. The video clip of the
albums first single, Beyond VelvetSkin, caused
a minor scandal at the end of last year because
some erotically themed scenes intermingled with
church organ-playing episodes. Leen will embark
on a nationwide concert tour in March.
Self-serve wine dispensers in bars and restaurants are

popping up like mushrooms all over Europe. These
automated wine-tasting systems are more than a mere
style statement. Wine bar clients say that they gain
the opportunity to try out several wines in one visit
and learn more about them. Now the Milti bistro in
Riga is also offering such a service. The family-friendly
establishment houses a large playroom for children.
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INTSIKURMU
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Great Guild Hall (Liel ilde), Riga

January 10
World-famous Latvian soprano Marina Rebeka is
returning to her native city this month to sing the
title role of Gaetano Donizettis (1797-1848) Mary
Stuart for the first time. She will also perform the
opera role in Liepja on January 12 and Rzekne
on the 15th, before singing it again in March at the
Teatro dellopera di Roma in the Italian capital.
The opera was first performed in the 1830s and
was forgotten for about 130 years, before being
revived again during the late 20th century.
sensational Maarja Nuut together

with Hendrik Kaljujrv, the cool
pop/rock/punk band Go Away
Bird, Kali Briis and musical
guests from abroad, including
Keymono (LT), Oligarkh (RUS)
and Triana Park (LV).
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BY LAIMABIKE
Daugava art gallery, Riga

January 11 - February 11
The paintings that Laima Bike (b. 1970) creates
are not loud, as she seeks neither to shock nor to
provoke the viewer. Instead, the talented Latvian
artist sees her mission as providing joy to other
people. Her painting style can be described
as sensitive, tonally nuanced and powerful at
the same time. Aside from painting, Bike also
illustrates books.
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Lots of music fans around the

Baltics have heard of or been to
the Intsikurmu music festival in
Plva in August. Now the festival
is moving from the woods of
southern Estonia to the cosy
Theatre NO99 in Tallinn for
a day. The performers at this
winter mini-festival include the
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Sigulda Luge and Bobsleigh Track

January 14-15
The Sigulda Luge and Bobsleigh Track is
where Latvias Olympic competitors train.
It also hosts competitions throughout the
winter season, with superb visibility for
spectators. This month, the city with one
of the most beautiful landscapes in Latvia
will host the sixth round of the prestigious
Viessmann Luge World Cup. The athletes
youll see there are the worlds best in
thesport!
Vilnius Tech Park

January 28
During one-day workshops and lectures
under the theme of Intelligence Having Fun,
innovators, scientists, educators and others
will stimulate conference participants through
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with playfulness an inexorable
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cities have as many fresh architectural symbols

as Hamburg. The new philharmonic, or Elbphilharmonie
(Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1; elbphilharmonie.de), became
a symbol of the city even before opening its doors. Now, the
time has finally come for the curtain to rise: on January 11,
the 2,100-seat auditorium will experience its gala opening
concert. The building was designed by Herzog & de Meuron,
and its glass wave is visible from a great distance.
The Elbphilharmonie is on the site of what was once the
ports largest warehouse. The historic Neo-Gothic building
was completely destroyed during the Second World War
but was built anew in 1963. It kept its old function even
into the 1990s, storing tea, coffee and cocoa. The former
structure is now blended into the new philharmonic, which
appears to be constructed on its roof, retaining a simple
cubic silhouette. Two seemingly different worlds now come
together in a single ensemble one in weighty brick, rooted
in the earth, its piles driven into the riverbed of the Elbe;
the other reflecting the sky and the clouds. The new glass
waves highest point reaches 110 metres, while a panoramic
terrace beckons at 37 metres above ground level. With
4,000 m2 of space, the terrace could easily compete with
Hamburgs Rathaus Square. The Great Hall is acoustically
among the best in Europe and is located 50metres above
the water level. The entire project far exceeded its original
budget, costing 789 million euros instead of the planned
241million. Besides the concert halls, the complex includes
a hotel andresidences.
If youre into fine automobiles, then the Automuseum
PROTOTYP offers you an exclusive opportunity to see
nine iconic BMW Art Cars at once (Shanghaiallee 7;
prototyp-hamburg.de; until March 19). These cars became
canvases for famous artists like Andy Warhol (BMW M1
Gruppe 4, 1979), Frank Stella (BMW 3.0 CSL, 1976), Roy
Lichtenstein (BMW 320 Gruppe 5, 1977) and Jeff Koons
(BMWM3 GT2, 2010). Youll also get a chance to see the car
that began the BMW Art Cars series, Alexander Calders
redone 1975 BMW 3.0 CSL. It was inspired by the French
racer Herv Poulain. Calder used bright primary colours,
literally wrapping the car in fields of paint to create the
illusion of movement. This was also one of Calders last
works the car competed at Le Mans, and the artist passed
away that same year.
The Museum fr Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MKG)
presents the exhibition sports/no sports (Steintorplatz;
mkg-hamburg.de; until April 20), exploring the relationship
between sports clothing and street fashion across 120years
of history. Its the first large exhibition of this kind in
Germany, featuring 150 displays of posters, photographs,
films and, yes, clothing. One part showcases what
were astounding technological innovations in their time,
borrowed by the fashion world from sports world such
as a jersey once promoted by Coco Chanel. The flow in
the other direction isnt forgotten either take the work
of well-known designers Stella McCartney and Yohji
Yamamoto with the sports brand Adidas, for example. There
are also a number of oddities, such as the reference to Fidel
Castros meeting with Pope Francis last year in a track suit.
A N E W TO N E
OF EXPRESSION
Introducing brass tone to

the Bang & Olufsen collection.
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Faust
Oslo
Photo by Marianne Lind
Under the microscope. Gustave

Courbet, Seated Male Model, ca.1840.
place for almost as long as artists have been painting,

the geometric expansion of the art market and the rise
in prices for artworks, as well as amazing advances in
technology, mean that the scandals swirling around
forgeries are occurring far more often than before. Even
the most expert of experts at prestigious museums
often find it difficult to tell the difference between an
authentic artwork and a fake. At the exhibition Under
the Microscope. Gustave Courbet, which is now on
view at Norways National Gallery (Universitetsgata
13; nasjonalmuseet.no; until February 5), one of these
thrilling stories is told in detail.
In 1947, the museum received Pcheur la ligne (The
Fisherman) by Gustave Courbet (18191877) as a gift, but
Courbet experts in France long doubted the paintings
authenticity. Their doubts were accentuated by the
fact that Courbets style is easily imitated and the
famous artist is therefore one of the most frequently
counterfeited. He painted about 500 works, but
collections worldwide hold about 5000pieces attributed
to him. Many forgeries have been discovered in recent
years, but in the case of Pcheur la ligne, countless
examinations testify to its authenticity. The Oslo
exhibition is a visual story of how the museum reached
thisconclusion.
Connoisseurs of fine design and fashion should
check out the new Norwegian luxury shoe store Faust
(Dronning Eufemias gate 10; fauststore.no), whose
interior was designed by the well-known architectural
firm Snhetta. The store's logo was inspired by Johann
Wolfgang von Goethes 17th-century manuscripts of
Faust. The Oslo store offers tailor-made originals as well
as handmade ready-to-wear shoes. Craftsmanship in the
form of elegance, high-quality materials and their skilful
use is the stores primary message. The store harbours
five vaulted niches that call houses of worship to mind,
while bridging the 21st century with the period in which
Goethe composed his work. Each niche has a particular
function one displays finished examples of shoes,
another serves as a dressing room, while a third houses
the craftsmensinstruments.
Theres also a new place in Oslo for good beer, burgers
and other grilled food. Tre Stuer og Bar (Darres gate 1)
means three living rooms and a bar in Norwegian. The
dark blue walls and ceilings as well as the wooden floors
and tables with retro brass details make this a cosy
locale. Its a perfect place to take a break on a wintry day
in the Norwegian capital.
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romance between the hotel industry and

contemporary art is a global trend by now, as the
public spaces of hotels are often a cross between
miniature museums and art galleries. Despite this
trend, not too many hotels dare to be as extreme as
the art'otel Berlin Mitte (Wallstrae 70-73; artotels.
com; rooms from 80 euros), which has devoted its
walls to only a single artist, the German painter, graphic
artist and sculptor Georg Baselitz (b. 1938). Recently
reconstructed, the hotel has a collection of 328 works
by the artist, displayed in both the public spaces and
in each of the 190 guest rooms. Baselitzs prints range
from classic engravings and etchings to linocuts. Three
large linocuts grace the hotel lobby, each with an eagle
motif that reflects the vicissitudes of German history.
The corridors on the first and second floors feature
etchings from the 1974 series Trees. Along with artwork,
the hotel is also exhibiting catalogues and books
devoted to Baselitz, giving guests the opportunity to
learn about the artist, his works and his philosophy. In
addition, the hotel offers an arts tour of the premises,
which subtly echo Baselitz in their design and colour
scheme. The Upside Down restaurant, for its part, recalls
Baselitzs best-known theme the world literally turned
upside down.
The Sir Savigny Hotel (Kantstrae 144;
hotel-sirsavigny.de; rooms from 150 euros) on the citys
west side in Charlottenburg offers an unusual aesthetic
experience. Inspired by the Art Deco architecture of
the surrounding neighbourhood, the hotel calls up the
illusion of an aristocratic mansion that has somehow
escaped the modernisation of the outside world and
ambles along in an older rhythm, keeping its established
traditions despite the changes of the 21st century. The
secretive proprietor of the 44-room hotel is obviously
a bon vivant, as we can see and feel from the luxurious
textures, velvet and jewel-like hues, visible penchant for
fine literature and other Old World pleasures. He has
travelled about collecting vintage furniture, which finds
its way into the rooms and joins custom-made pieces. A
library holds Sir Savignys collection of books. The hotel
is the latest branch of the Dutch chain SIR.
Speaking of nostalgic moods, who doesnt remember
playing a beloved vinyl record, the needle perhaps
skipping a groove of a disc played again and again?
Digital recordings and Spotify may have made these
sensations rarer, but many of us still have a sentimental
attachment to vinyl. The artwork on album covers
also drew people into music and was occasionally
designed by prominent artists. Album covers were
very much a part of the listening experience, and the
exhibition Total Records at the C/O Berlin gallery
(Hardenbergstrae22-24; co-berlin.org; until April 23)
is showcasing an incredible collection of 20th-century
album covers, both legendary and lesser known. There
are more than 500album covers on display, dating
from the 1960s to 2000. Among the better known
musicians who found a synergy with album designers
are the Rolling Stones (with Robert Frank), INXS
(with photographer Helmut Newton), Madonna (with
HerbRitts) and Iggy Pop (with artist Jeff Wall). BO
January STOP BY
Did you know?
Fly to
The bell tower of the

Vilnius Cathedral
offers a beautiful
panoramic view of the
city. You can get to
the belfry by walking
up the towers small
19th-century stairs.
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Meet me by the bell

tower is a common
phrase used by
Vilnius residents
when arranging
a date. The bell
tower of the Vilnius
Cathedral marks
the heart of the
Old Town and is a
prominent symbol of
the city.
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The square where the cathedral and the bell

tower stand today was previously part of a castle
and surrounding wall. The bell tower is the only
remaining part of this medieval fortification. The
tower was built in the 13th century and most of its
ground floor has survived to this day. During the 16th
century, the defensive tower was transformed into
the bell tower of the adjacent cathedral and gained
its current appearance in the 19th century. The height
of the tower is 52 metres, with the tip of the cross
extending upward for another five metres. Visitors
can climb to the top floor (at 50 metres in height)
and enjoy an impressive panoramic view of Vilnius.
The bell tower has two important features
the bells and the clock. The bells have seen many
transformations over the years. During past wars,
previous bells were dismantled and melted down for
the production of munitions, only to be fashioned
anew and reinstalled in more peaceful periods.
During the Soviet occupation (1940-1991), the
bells of other closed churches were taken to the
cathedrals bell tower with the intention of creating
a carillon a musical instrument composed of
at least 23 bells. However, the idea was scrapped
because the collected bells didnt sound good

together. Nowadays, six bells weighing from 475 to
2,500 kilograms ring to mark the start and the end
of each day, to invite worshippers to Mass and to
mark special occasions.

The height of the tower is

52 metres, with the tip of
the cross extending upward
for another five metres
The clock of the cathedrals bell tower is the oldest

and most significant in the Lithuanian capital. It
was made in Germany by an unknown master and
installed in 1672. The clock has only one hand, whose
rounded end is decorated with a moon crescent. The
sharp spike on the crescent indicates the hour. The
bells ring out every 15 minutes to mark each quarter
hour. In addition, the bells that mark the time are
different from the other bells in the tower their
sound is sharper and echoes less, making it easier to
count the strokes. BO
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If a bartender respects his

guests, then they will respect
him, too. Overfamiliarity
undermines this! goes a
credo by Charles Schumann,
one of Munichs most
famousbartenders.
The fact that Munichs bar and pub scene isnt
only about beer is partly his merit. The New
York Times has called his manual American
Bar (1995), of which 300,000 copies were
sold, the drink mixers bible. Schumann
was the bartender at Munichs first serious
cocktail venue, Harrys New York Bar, in 1974.
Eight years later, he opened Schumanns
American Bar, with a reduced Modernist
layout, Thonet chairs and dark wood panels.
Since then, the man has become a
Munich icon, as Schumanns was the first
venue where the guy behind the bar was the
star. Charles Schumann still stands out in
a crowd with his long, silver-coloured hair,
tanned, lived-in face and watchful eyes.
He once said in an interview that Im not
beautiful, but I age in a good way. He can be
charming and entertaining but is best known
for his straightforward talk.
At Schumanns, he says, Its all
about quality, style and keepingthings
simple. Agood cocktail needs only three
components and no vegetable garden
around. He invented some popular drinks
but prefers classics like the gimlet, Negroni
and Sazerac. Decades after its opening,
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Schumanns continues to be
frequented by artists and writers
as well as the rich and the famous.
Singer Mick Jagger, tennis star
Schumanns Bar am Hofgarten
Boris Becker, German Chancellor
Angela Merkel and celebrity chef
constantly and the establishment could
Paul Bocuse are just a few of the celebrities
easily serve as a setting for Mad Men, while
who have dropped by for adrink.
the bar slogan could be separates the men
Schumanns first bar was located on
from the boys the tag line of a Baldessarini
Maximilianstrae (Munichs main shopping
commercial in which Schumann steers a huge
street), before being renamed Schumanns
yacht on the open sea, to the tune of Charles
Bar am Hofgarten and moving to the
Trenets La mer.
most Roman-inspired place of Italys
Aside from being a guardian of classical
bar culture, Schumann has moonlighted as a
model for 30 years, representing brands like
Comme des Garons and Yohji Yamamoto,
or advertising elegant office furniture and
drinking glasses. At the age of 72, he co-acted
with Jessica Alba for Campari. Back in his
northernmost city Odeonsplatz and its
younger days, he served as a border patrol
huge palazzi.
Schumann has inspired a lively bar culture agent and completed his studies for joining
in Munich. Gabnyi, Lux, Reichenbach, Zephyr the diplomatic corps, before working at a
fried chicken booth and at several night clubs
and Pacific Times are other classy drink
in France. He has a passionate interest in
spots, and the Bavarian metropolis won all
design, architecture and Japanese culture,
of the main trophies at the latest Mixology
and he speaks four languages.
bar awards, where fancy concepts and
molecular cocktails stood out. Nevertheless, Schumann says that he likes to read books
in his free time or practice sports like running,
the man who hates bar trends as well
boxing and football. He once told Playboy
as the modern term mixologist stole the
magazine that a bar isnt a place for women,
show. Germanys bar of the year for 2017 is
and the same seems to apply to his private life,
Les Fleurs du Mal, which Schumann opened
for he brought up his son as a single father.
last year, just one floor above his existing
Ironically, Les Fleurs du Mal is listed among the
establishment. Customers sit around a
worlds 20 best bars in Vogue magazine and is
9-metre walnut bar that is surrounded by a
usually packed with women. BO
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department head of the Italian
furniture manufacturer Promemoria.
SANTA MARIA DELLE GRAZIE
The long-established family-run
company for which he works began
its operations in the 19th century by
repairing and restoring carriages
for the local aristocracy. Whenever
Sozzi is on the move, he always
brings along a notebook in which
he sketches things that inspire him.
Sozzi is also a passionate airplane
pilot who loves to fly over his native
Lake Como and the city of Milan.
MILAN CATHEDRAL
(DUOMO DI MILANO)
ROOFTOP
I dont like to be in Milan on weekends,

because then it is packed with far too
many people both locals and tourists.
One great place for getting away from the
crowds is the rooftop of the Milan Cathedral.
Surprisingly, many people dont know about
this magnificent spot, which provides a
stupendous view of the Piazza del Duomo
(Milans main square). You can just sit there
and enjoy the panorama in silent thought.
It took almost six centuries to build this
monumental Gothic cathedral, which is the
largest house of worship in Italy and the fifth
largest church in the world.
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SANTA MARIA
DELLEGRAZIE
Formerly a Dominican convent, the Church

of Santa Maria delle Grazie houses one of
the most worlds most famous murals
Leonardo da Vincis Last Supper. The famous
artist painted the fresco on a wall in the
convents former dining room during the
late 15th century. Since then, the painting
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CERNOBBIO
Santa Maria delle Grazie / Last Supper
milanese or missoltino fish with

polenta. Its hard to find a bad
restaurant in Italy, but one of my
all-time favourites is Il Baretto
al Baglioni in the Baglioni Hotel
Carlton. The classic restaurant
embodies the best Milanese
gastronomic traditions.
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CERNOBBIO
IL BARETTO AL BAGLIONI
About 40 kilometres from Milan

on the shores of Lake Como is the
picturesque village of Cernobbio.
The most beautiful view unfolds
from Monte Bisbino, the highest
point in the village. Cernobbio is
also the location of the famous
five-star Villa d'Este hotel, where the
Concorso dEleganza competition
of vintage automobiles is held
each May. If you are an old-car
enthusiast, then this event is for
you. Every year, about 50 historic
vehicles dating from the 1920s to
the 1980s are put on display.
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FERRY ON LAKE COMO

has been restored several times. In 1999, new access
restrictions were implemented to protect the fresco
from further deterioration. For example, to make sure
that the room retains an optimal temperature, no more
than 25people at a time can be inside of it. In spite of
the strict rules and long queues of visitors, it is worth
waiting in line for a chance to see the mural up close.
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I recommend trying some traditional Milanese dishes,

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deepest lakes in Europe. Although
my favourite route is from Varenna
to Bellagio, I recommend buying a
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snowboard date back to 1965,
when engineer Sherman Poppen
created a wide monoski in the
state of Michigan for the amusement of
his children. He patented his invention and
named it the Snurfer. Others claim that the
first snowboard goes back to the year 1939,
when 13-year-old Vern Wicklund made a
modified sled, which he used on the snowy
hills of his native Minnesota. Still others say
that the roots of the snowboard go back
150years to Turkey, where locals used long
wooden boards to travel across thesnow.
Early commercial snowboards, which
looked somewhat like surfboards, began
to be retailed during the 1970s. Fierce
competition ensued between the two
largest snowboard manufacturers in the
USA, Burton Board and Sims. The most
expensive snowboard ever was a 1977 Burton
Board model, which sold on eBay in 2014 for
more than three million USdollars.
Up until the late 1980s, snowboarders
were a rare sight at mountain ski resorts.
They were even banned from some
places, mainly because snowboarding was
considered to be a dangerous sport practiced
mostly by rebellious teenagers. Even today,
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snowboarding is not permitted at some

resorts. In 2014, a group of snowboarders
filed a discrimination suit against the Alta
winter resort in Utah. However, a federal
appeals court ruled last April that the
resort was entitled to ban the activity on
its premises. Snowboarding is one of the
newest Olympic sports, first featuring at the
1998 winter games in Nagano,Japan.
Nowadays, snowboarders make up
about 30% of trail users at winter resorts
worldwide, and videos in which they
Nowadays, snowboarders make

up about 30% of trail users at
winter resorts worldwide
show off their skills are widely viewed on
the Internet. Since last year, more than
1.5million viewers have seen a video in
which snowboarder Steve Klassen and his
three-year-old daughter Kinsley ride down
a mountain on a tandem board. The first
tandem board team came into being in 1999,
when Friedrich Gerlmaier of the Bavarian
Blind and Visually Impaired Association
teamed up with another snowboarder to
promote the sport as a pastime for those
with physicaldisabilities. BO
Photo by Kristine Madjare
January TREND
Text by UNA MEISTERE

Photos courtesy of
UNAMEISTERE
The
collecting
bug
Baltic Outlook author
Una Meistere on one of
the healthiest forms of
intellectualfitness
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My career as a fashion journalist

began with the fall of the Iron
Curtain. Thats also when I began to
collect editions of Vogue magazine.
For quite a few years, these
publications were my bible. Then,
all kinds of changes took place on
the fashion scene. Gianni Versace
and Yves Saint-Laurent passed away.
Tom Ford and Gucci parted ways.
And in the face of intense corporate
pressure, Valentino announced his
retirement from the fashion industry.
Meanwhile, fashion magazines
gradually morphed from sources
of inspiration to luxury catalogues.
I stopped collecting them, partly
because my shelves had become
full to the brim, and partly because
I realised that I was leafing through
these magazines less and less often.
A long relationship was drawing
toa close.
However, my penchant for
collecting remains undiminished.
For the past three years, I have been
collecting conversations, which
have materialised in the form of
the printed magazine Arterritory
Conversations with Collectors.
Some of my interview subjects
are on the ARTnews list of the
worlds top 200collectors, but
actually, thats not so important.
They are all incredibly interesting
people, and whenever they speak
about their collections, their eyes
literally light up.
According to French-American
entrepreneur and philanthropist
Jean Pigozzi, who owns the largest
collection of contemporary African
art in the world, Collecting is an
incurable disease. If you have a
problem with alcohol, you can go
to Alcoholics Anonymous. You can
go cure yourself from drugs, but
there's nothing that you can do for
collecting except if you have no
more money, which is possible. Or
if you have no more space, which is

also possible.
Lately, more and more people
have been catching the collectors
bug, particularly when it comes to
contemporary art. Collecting is an
in thing to do, and definitely not
the worst disease that one can
catch. While non-collectors live a
single life, collectors live multiple
lives, devoting themselves to
activities that are separated from
their daily routines.
Its more fun finding something
to add to your collection than it is
buying shares in IBM. Its the same
activity, but with no downside. It
keeps the mind active, and you
end up with something beautiful,
American art collector Daniel Wolf
tells me as we sit on the terrace
of his New York apartment. Being
the proud owner of 15 different
collections, he knows what hes
talking about. One collection is of
19th- and 20th-century photographs,
another is of contemporary art, while
still another is of quartz crystals.
Currently, Wolf is rebuilding a former
prison to house all of the items that
he has gathered. A similar crazy
man lives right across the street. He
is an American artist named Richard
Prince and he collects rare books,
which serve as sources of inspiration
for his artwork.
Collections are reflections of their
collectors, revealing the things that
they like and the choices that they
have made.
Collecting is a never-ending
process, which makes it particularly
appealing. As Austrian pianist and
conductor Michael Klaar who has
been collecting things from the
age of 13 and who owns a superb
collection of 20th-century minimalist
and conceptual art aptly
pointsout:
Each piece that comes into a
collection does not bring it towards
a possible end. No. The opposite
happens. Each piece widens up ones
space of thinking.
Indeed, collecting is one of the
healthiest forms of mental and
emotional fitness, as it can be
practiced long after you stop playing
tennis and no longer feel up to
golfing. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
once said that collectors are happy
people. How could one not agree
with him? BO
Una Meistere
worked as a
fashion journalist
for many years.
Later, together
with some friends,
she founded
anothertravelguide.
com, an Internet
portal for
independent
travellers, as well
as the arts and
culture portal
and publishing
house arterritory.
com. She is also a
co-author of the
acclaimed Another
Travel Guide Riga
and Another Travel
Guide Jrmala
guidebooks.
January STYLE
Text by DACE VAIVARA
Publicity photos and
by Vida Press
ADDRESS:
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THIS MONTHS TREND

APRS-SKISTYLE
For many winter sports enthusiasts, aprs-skievents and

entertainment are just as important as outdoor adventures
on the slopes. Hot tubs and springs, indoor and outdoor
swimming, and sauna procedures are just some of the
aprs-skiactivities that can be undertaken at Alpine resorts.
This season, skiwear and aprs-skiclothing is being sold
with retro-style accents in the form of 1970s-inspired alpine
knits, light down jackets with fur trimmings, and fluffy
moon boots. Unlike the case with skiwear, snowboarders
clothes place a greater emphasis on comfort and looser cuts
that dont restrict the wearers movements. High-heeled
shoes and evening dresses are not a necessity at aprs-ski
bars and clubs, unless you plan to hobnob with the jet set
at the Swiss resort of St. Moritz, which is one of the most
expensive on the planet and which is colloquially known
as the Top of the World. In the resorts most famous night
club, the Kings Club at the Badrutts Palace Hotel, one
dresses to impress, and at some of the clubs events, black
tie dress is the norm. BO
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indoor and outdoor pools

ranges from 36 to 40C. Some
of these pools offer fantastic
views of the surrounding snowy
peaks. Visitors can select from
a variety of wellness and beauty
procedures, including saunas
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About 3.9 million litres of
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The 51C water comes from the
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January DESIGN
Frenchman Pierre Charpin is
Maison & Objets designer of
the year for 2017
Photo by Morgane Le Gall
Text by KRISTNE BUDE

Publicity photos
GALERIE KREO. One of the worlds most influential

design galleries was founded in 1999 by collector
Didier Krzentowski and his wife, Clmence. The
gallery showcases talented French designers and
international brands that have made products
specifically for the gallery to sell.
31 rue Dauphine / 75006 Paris / galeriekreo.com
exhibition in Paris
The design year traditionally begins in Paris with the Maison
& Objet exhibition, which usually takes place at the end of
January (this year from the 20th to the 24th). Although it is
considered to be an international trade fair in which furniture
manufacturers show their latest products, the main emphasis
of Paris Maison, as it is known among professionals, is on
interior decorations and accessories. The first Maison & Objet
exhibition took place in the French capital in 1995, with the
goal of uniting seven separate annual exhibitions that had
been taking place in different fields and had not drawn much
international attention. Putting them all together in one pot,
so to speak, has paid off handsomely, and now Maison & Objet
is of comparable significance to other well-known annual
exhibitions in the field, such as Salone del Mobile in Milan,
100% Design in London and Ambiente in Frankfurt.
Several thousand brands are represented and the event
is attended by tens of thousands of visitors. Since the usual
American and Asian exhibitions will not take place in either
2017 or 2018, there may be more visitors than usual to this
years Maison & Objet. As opposed to Salone del Mobile,
which was set up specifically to promote Italian design and
furniture, Maison & Objet does not officially give preferential
treatment to local brands. Nevertheless, French people are
quite patriotic, and some French companies, such as the Ligne
Roset furniture manufacturer, choose to present their latest
products in January at Maison & Objet, rather than at the
bigger Salone del Mobile in Milan. BO
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This Ruban vase was

designed by Pierre
Charpin and made
at the Manufacture
Nationale de Svres for
the Galerie Kreo in Paris
MAISON&
OBJET
EXHIBITION
JANUARY
20-24
PARC DES
EXPOSITIONS
DE PARISNORD
VILLEPINTE
GALERIE PATRICK SEGUIN. Gallery owner

Patrick Seguin specialises in the exhibition and
sale of 20th-century design items, with works
by French designer Jean Prouv (1901-1984)
among his particular favourites. Seguin regularly
displays furniture that Prouv designed, along
with building details from Prouvs experiments
with prefab architecture.
5 rue des Taillandiers / 75011 Paris / patrickseguin.com
MAISON LA ROCHE.
LeCorbusier was one of the
20th centurys most significant
architects, and, although
he hailed from Switzerland,
he spent most of his life in
France, where his best-known
constructions are located. One
of these is a villa constructed
in the 1920s for Paris banker
Raoul La Roche. It now houses
the Fondation Le Corbusier and
is open to the public.
10 square du Docteur Blanche /
75016 Paris
January GADGETS
The new
you
Text by ROGER NORUM
Publicity photos
Heres some tech

that will help you
start the New Year
on the right foot:
the happy and
healthyone
THE CUBE
Portable cinema
This mini projector will make you the
hit of your household, neighbourhood
andmaybe even your next airBaltic flight.
The tiny aluminium box (5 cm x 5 cm x
5 cm) lets you transform any flat surface
into a vivid, 120-inch display. The image
is larger than nearly any TV screen that
you can buy, and the intensity of colours
is really excellent considering the area
that is covered. Comes with a flexible
tripod, remote control, charger and
range of cables.
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All in the timing

A gorgeous stainless steel, handbrushed clock that stands as a
contemporary take on traditional
timepieces, this will ween you off all
of the buzzing, beeping and vibrating
displays that occupy the rest of your
life. Conceived by Dutch designer
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your desk or hang on the wall. Uses
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Available in steel/black, steel/white
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HAPIFORK
Eat with your hands-on

OK, a Wi-Fi fork might not have
exactly been at the top of your list for
Santa. But you know that slower eating
can improve digestion, aid in weight loss
and improve general well-being. So why
not do something about it? This French
designed forks raison dtre is to bring
awareness to your eating habitsby giving
off a gentle vibration alert when youre
chowing down too quickly. Its Bluetooth
4.0/LTE enabled, letting you stream
real-time data to your smartphone.
Comes in blue, green and pink, with a
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your sleeping brain. The signals
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your dreams, but wont wake
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SMEG SJF01
SLOW JUICER
Vegetative states
This beautiful new appliance,
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kitchen. State-of-the-art blending
technology keeps in vitamins,
minerals and enzymes by pressing
the ingredientsincluding the
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January FOOD TREND
Food trends
for2017
OUR EXPERTS
Along with fashion styles, restaurant and

food trends also change over the seasons.
What can we expect on the gastronomy
scene in 2017? Here is what three of Rigas
best chefs have to say on the matter.
Text by ILZE VTOLA
Publicity photos
Vegetable products
Due to increasing concern about the darker aspects of the meat

packing industry and a growing emphasis on healthier lifestyles,
vegetables are gaining a more prominent place on lunch and
dinner tables. If previously youd find a large hunk of meat on
your plate and a small portion of vegetables to accompany it,
then nowadays the proportions are being reversed.
However, burgers, hot dogs and kebabs are in no danger
of becoming obsolete, as their main ingredient meat is
being substituted by no less tasty alternatives, such as quinoa
patties, tofu sausages and falafel. The resurgence of vegetables
can also be seen in the appearance of new food products,
such as yoghurts in beet, carrot, sweet potato and other
vegetableflavours.
The demand for organically grown products, as well as wild
berries and mushrooms, will continue to increase. Kale will
remain popular as a superfood, as will black or fermented garlic,
which has been introduced to the West through Asian cuisine.
One new arrival to restaurant kitchens is oyster leaf a hardy
northern plant with leaves that taste like oysters.
Chefs menu and homemade products
Restaurant outings are becoming less formal and kids no longer

have to be left with their grandparents for the evening, but can
embark on gastronomic adventures together with their parents.
Brunches will be as popular as ever, while the demand for
chefs menus will increase. We will also see more delivery-only
restaurants being created. Last year, for example, chef David
Chang the recipient of two Michelin stars launched this type
of virtual restaurant in New York City. Unmanned drones will also
be used more often for meal deliveries in someplaces.
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Raimonds Zommers,
chef at Entresol
riks Dreibants,
chef at Restorns 3
Kaspars Jansons,
chef atMUUSU
Polynesian cuisine will come to the fore in 2017. Instead of

the usual Greek salad, you might choose to order a traditional
Hawaiian salad with fish marinated in lime juice. Refugees from the
Middle East and elsewhere, for their part, will provide exotic taste
contributions, combining their national gastronomic traditions with
European dishes to create new fusion recipes. Nevertheless, French
and Italian dishes will still be in highdemand.
More diners will ask for gluten- and lactose-free dishes, while
giving preference to local and seasonal products, which will be
featured in separate menus. Restaurants will also make more
foods that they have previously sourced elsewhere as ready-made
products such as jam and bread in their ownkitchens.
DIY
More people will host fine dining evenings in their own homes and
will go out to restaurants not only on special family occasions,
blurring the strict distinction between restaurant and homemade
meals. Dishes prepared at home will become visually more intricate
and look very similar to restaurant meals, with an increased
emphasis on their aesthetic appearance for the benefit of both
invited dinner guests and Instagramfollowers.
Looking from the health aspect, vegetables such as zucchini will
be used in place of flour to make spaghetti noodles and other foods.
Similarly to the case in restaurants, more people will make their own
jams and marinated foods in their homekitchens.
The latest technologies will continue to make their way into
private residences in the form of slow-cookers, multifunctional
kettles, remote-controlled ovens and other gadgets to make nonprofessional home cooking even more convenient. Nevertheless,
the main kitchen tools sharp knives, cast iron kettles and reliable
baking ovens will not lose their value. BO
January YOUR NEXT DESTINATION
Text by UNA MEISTERE,

anothertravelguide.com
Photos by AINRS RGLIS
Illustration by AGNESE TAURIA
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The
legendary Norwegian
artist Edvard Munch was
treated by his doctor
in Copenhagen for
alcoholism and a nervous breakdown with electric
shock therapy. Unfortunately, the artists periods of
reprieve were not very lengthy. Ive always thought
of London as a type of electric shock, too, although
in a positive sense. The city is a wonderful cure for
creative exhaustion and, even if thats not what
ails you, it acts like a stimulating drug, giving you a
welcome dose of energy. Theres always something
going on in London, always something new in the
city. It literally draws people in and inspires them
to think outside of the box, so to speak. Thats why
a trip to London is like a mandatory creative fix
that one should partake in once a year. In fact, now
is the time to go and get the New Year off to an
inspiringstart!
London does not lack for things to do and see.
The new home of the Design Museum opened at
the end of 2016 on the south side of Holland Park
in Kensington. The unique reconstruction of the
iconic building was planned by two starchitects, John
Pawson and Rem Koolhaas (OMA), and their offices.
Built in the 1960s and designed by Robert Matthew
(RMJM), the original building was considered fairly
pompous at the time. It served as the home of
the Commonwealth Institute and was one of the
most vivid pieces of postwar architecture in the
city, embodying both Modernism and Imperial
reminiscences. It is said that the floors were made
of Nigerian wood, the 25 tonnes of copper used for
the buildings extravagant parabola-style roof (which
resembles a soaring work of origami) came from
Zambia, and the aluminium was imported from
Canada. The Commonwealth Institute, however,
slowly slipped into decline in the 1980s, and in 2002
it ceased activities altogether.
Today, the original roof structure has been
preserved and thoroughly cleaned, while the original
blue-grey glazed brick faade has been replaced with
a double glazed skin, thereby allowing natural light
to enter the building. The floor space has also been
significantly increased from 6000 m2 to 10,000 m2
by the addition of two floors under the buildings
original foundation.
However, the most intriguing part of the new
Design Museum is the interior, Pawsons first public
project of such a scale. As soon as you step inside,
take a look upwards. The open-style roof structure
will take your breath away and is almost shocking
in its monumentalism. The galleries are situated
around an impressive atrium and are accessed via

an LED-lighted oak staircase, which is one of the
central elements of the interior and also serves as
a viewing platform. Climb up to the very top floor
and youll practically be able to touch the roof
structure, bringing the experience of design and
architecture to new levels. Pawson himself has
described the museums interior as a box with a
hat on.
The reconstruction is estimated to have cost
83 million pounds sterling. The new museum
contains two large spaces for changing exhibitions
as well as a library, rooms for instruction and the
Parabola restaurant with views of Holland Park. The
permanent exhibition, titled Designer, Maker, User,
is now open to visitors free of charge. It contains
more than 1,000 objects presented from the point
of view of the designer, the manufacturer and the
user, thereby giving visitors a cross-section of the
whole designprocess.
One of the opening exhibitions Fear and
Love: Reactions to a Complex World recounts
Theres always something

going on in London,
always something new in
the city
how the turbulent emotions and problems of an
era are directly reflected in design. It contains 11
design projects created by the most provocative
contemporary architects and designers. Among
them are the OMA architectural firm and Cyprusborn, London-based fashion designer Hussein
Chalayan. OMAs installation, The Pan-European
Living Room, takes a slightly sarcastic look at the
recent Brexit saga. The stylised living room interior
is made up of 28 design objects, one from each
member state of the European Union. The colours
of the flags of all 28 countries are displayed on
one wall, thereby accenting the significance of
cooperation among the nations as well as their
physical reflection in the private spaces of Europes
inhabitants. Chalayan, for his part, has created a
series of wearable gadgets that tap and transmit
the wearers emotions to the world outside.
His installation, called Room Tone, is a story of
suppressed fear. The side effects of urban living
have led to widespread neuroses, which are now so
common that visiting a therapist is as normal as
brushing ones teeth.

Photo by Gravity Road
Photo by Gareth Gardner
Photo by Luke Hayes
THE APPLE STORE ON REGENT STREET,

RENOVATED BY SIR NORMAN FOSTER AND
FOSTER + PARTNERS, IS ALSO ON THE LIST OF
LONDONS NEW DESIGN DESTINATIONS. In
2004, the store became the technology giants first
foothold in Europe. Today, it is an absolute must-visit
destination for those with a penchant for gadgets
and design. The gigantic space, with its white walls
and light-coloured oak furniture serving as podiums
for the newest high-tech devices, is divided into three
separate zones: Avenue, Boardroom and Forum.
Right in the middle of the store, the Avenue is lined
with real, authentic, green trees growing in huge
pots. If people who spend all of their time staring
at computer screens see Nature only virtually, then
Nature needs to remind them that shes still here.
What else can be done if this is the only way that
people can be brought to their senses? The scene
is quite surreal, like an industrial park in which
the trees cast shadows on tablets, telephones and
computers instead of sculptures.
Across the river, hordes of cultural tourists are still
surging to Tate Moderns new addition, which opened
last summer. In the middle of the day, the place feels
as busy as an anthill. To reach the viewing terrace
on the buildings 10th floor its most popular tourist
attraction youll have to spend a good 30 minutes
in line. The outside of the museum resembles a
twisted pyramid and is the brainchild of the wellknown architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron. With
The new home of the Design Museum opened

at the end of 2016 on the south side of Holland
Park in Kensington
IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT 650,000 PEOPLE WILL

VISIT LONDONS DESIGN MUSEUM IN ITS FIRST
YEAR. You can imagine how proud Sir Terence
Conran, the 85-year-old founder of the museum,
is today. At one time, he upended the views that
Europeans
held about
contemporary
living spaces, and
he is still one of the
most influential
people on the
design scene.
Conran was born
in 1931 and studied
textile design in London. Later, during a trip to France,
he became so inspired by the simple but wonderful
food, by small shops selling kitchen utensils and by
French country markets that he wished to introduce
something similar to Great Britain.
In 1953, Conran opened his first restaurant, The
Soup Kitchen, which served not only soups but
also espresso coffee, a variety of cheeses and apple
tarts. In 1956, he founded the Conran Design Group,
which works with interior, furniture and graphic
design. In1964, he founded Habitat, which joined
the Beatles, Mary Quants miniskirt, Carnaby Street
Until 1989, the Design

Museum was located in a
former banana warehouse on
the banks of the Thames
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and other cool symbols of London. At the time,

the store, which has since grown into an empire,
offered a completely new experience of interior
design. Simple forms, natural materials, fresh
colour palettes and reasonable prices made good
design available to the mass market. Until 1989,
the Design Museum that Conran helped to found
was located in a former banana warehouse on the
banks of the Thames the first museum in the
world devoted to the study and popularisation
ofdesign.
However, the Design Museums new building
is not the only new project in London associated
with Conran. This year, the Conran Group received
the prestigious Restaurant & Bar Design Award
for its German Gymnasium restaurant design. The
restaurants building was originally constructed in
1864 for the German Gymnastic Society and hosted
the countrys first National Olympic Games in
1866. The German Gymnasium is located between
the Kings Cross and St. Pancras railway stations
in London. Its style is a down-to-earth version of
the legendary European Grand Caf style, like that
found at Le Train Bleu, the restaurant in the Gare
de Lyon station in Paris. Many of the buildings
historical details have been preserved, combining a
19th-century robustness with 21st-century design.
this new addition, Tate Modern has now increased

its total space by 60%. In fact, the gigantic complex
is almost like an art village, and youll probably
require more than one day to see it all.
Right now, Tate Modern is hosting an exhaustive
Robert Rauschenberg retrospective, the largest since
the American artists death in 2008 at the age of 82.
Even though Rauschenberg is often called the first
postmodernist and the father of pop art, he does
not fit into one specific box. Throughout his career,
which lasted more than six decades, he constantly
defied boundaries, whether in painting, photography,
sculpture, performance, graphic art or creative
collaborations. His long-time collaboration partners
included John Cage (1912-1992), ballet dancer and
choreographer Merce Cunningham (1919-2009),
and various scientists and engineers with whom
he later founded the Experiments in Art and
Technologyorganisation.
Rauschenbergs best-known series of works is
Combines (1953-1964), in which he combined a
variety of objects (newspaper and magazine cuttings,
scraps of clothing, leftover construction materials,
all sorts of litter and found objects from the streets
of New York City) in compositional strategies of
abstract expressionism, thereby erasing the borders
between painting, sculpture and collage. One of
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Ace Hotel London Shoreditch
A room at the Ace Hotel feels

like the flat of a rock stars
college-age offspring
in his early days as an actor. In the more recent past, this was
the home of the large and impersonal Crowne Plaza Hotel,
memories of which the Ace Hotel designers (Universal Design
Studio) incorporated into the new interior in the form of bare
concrete walls and bricks. In a nod to the craftsmens workshops
formerly found in the area, which have now been replaced by
high-tech industry and multimedia offices, most of the furniture
in the hotels lobby has been made by local designers and
manufacturers. The elevator up to the rooms is located in the
farthest corner, apparently so that it does not interfere with the
rest of theatmosphere.
The hotels guest rooms are like small apartments. My
room at the Ace Hotel London Shoreditch feels like the flat of
a rock stars college-age offspring. Vintage elements merge
with contemporary design, a quilt covers the bed, and a guitar
hangs on the wall, ready for guests to take into their hands and
play a few riffs. Im sure plenty of people do just that. A British
Revo radio and a metal teacup stand next to the books on the
metal shelf. As a previous guest aptly remarked, the white-tiled
bathroom and its black-topped vanity and jeans-patterned tissue
box remind one of a barber shop. Industrial graffiti adorns one
of the rooms walls. It was made by young local artists, most of
whom come from a street art background. The hallway walls, for
their part, are covered in a stylised wallpaper made of pages from
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painting. According to legend, the sheet, blanket
and pillow were actually from Rauschenbergs own
bed, repurposed because he could not afford to buy
canvases for painting.
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EMBODIES LONDONS CREATIVE SPIRIT AS WELL
AS THE ACE HOTEL LONDON SHOREDITCH. At first
glance, its hard to tell whether this is a hotel, a club
or a private meeting space. Its also hard to distinguish
the hotel guests from the locals, because the lobby
feels like a co-working space, with about 20 people
sitting around a long wooden table, engrossed in
their screens. Large hotels, of which the 258-room
Ace Hotel London Shoreditch is one, are usually small
worlds unto their own, separate from the cities around
them. But this is definitely not the case here. In fact,
the opposite is true the Ace Hotel has managed
to become the energetic epicentre of the entire
neighbourhood. In the mornings, the hotels small
and charming Hoi Polloi brasserie is a favourite spot
for locals to have breakfast. In the evenings, a DJ plays
in the bar, while later at night, the nightclub in the
basement opens its doors. The hotel even has a small
art gallery and restaurant, which is accessed, of all
things, through a flowershop.
Its difficult to imagine that not so very long ago,
the now-fashionable neighbourhood of Shoreditch,
formerly a working-class area with the accompanying
host of problems, was practically abandoned.
Bordellos were common in the 17th century, and a
vestige of that era in the form of a gentlemens
club can be found just a few hundred metres from
the hotel. Across the street from the club is a market
where you can pick up a gyros or freshly baked waffles.
Just a little way further is Redchurch Street. Full of
small and stylish shops, the street feels like a separate
little republic specialising in charming and personal
shopping experiences. Thats a feeling you can no
longer find in central London.
Shoreditch was also Londons first theatre district.
One of those theatres, the Shoreditch Empire music
hall, opened in 1856 where the Ace Hotel now stands.
Charlie Chaplin is said to have visited the theatre
Candida Gertler, British

philanthropist and founder of the
Outset Contemporary Art Fund
INSIDERS VIEW /
What is your favourite neighbourhood

andwhy?
Hackney Wick. It has a wonderful and diverse
artistic community and a great vibe, but its
in danger of being gentrified. The more that
visitors make the point of this culture having
to be preserved, the better!
What is your favourite art space?
A difficult question, as there are so many
brilliant spaces in London. At the moment
Id say Cubitt, Studio Voltaire and Gasworks.
All are a combination of artists studios and
gallery spaces. They have introduced me
to exciting new curators and artists. Ask for
Fabio, Joe or Alessio, the respective directors,
who bring the spaces to life and make a visit
so veryworthwhile!
What is the current must-see art exhibition
inLondon?
Definitely the Robert Rauschenberg exhibition
at Tate Modern. His work still leads the way
in many respects. Choreographer-artist Alex
Baczynski-Jenkins at the Chisenhale Gallery.
Hes a major figure in performance art. Also
check out Condo, a collaborative exhibition
by 36 galleries across 15 spaces in London
(condocimplex.org).
Could you name three of your
favouriterestaurants?
The Clove Club for its buttermilk fried chicken
and its social conscience, having opened
Chickentown in Tottenham by preparing
healthy fried chicken for the community at
low prices.
Rochelle Canteen for its hidden location,
excellent changing menu and artcrowd.
The Wolseley is a great, central Old World
classic with a nonstop atmosphere. It was
frequented daily by the late Lucian Freud.
What is your favourite walking route?
From Primrose Hill into Regents Park, down
Marylebone High Street to Old Bond Street,
on to Piccadilly and via the ICA into St. James
Park. For those whod like to venture out of
the city centre, walk The Line, Londons first
dedicated modern and contemporary art walk
between the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
and the O2 Arena, following the waterways
and the line of the Greenwich meridian.
What is the biggest stereotype about the
British capital, and is it true?
That London is the most exciting and
culturally versatile destination in the world.
Yes, that is absolutely true!
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London is undergoing huge development. Theres an

incredible burst of properties that are being built right now
BEEN LAUNCHED BY THE MAYORS

OFFICE, PROPERTY DEVELOPERS AND
THE OUTSET CONTEMPORARY ART
FUND PHILANTHROPIC ORGANISATION.
The project was founded as a response
to a 2014 study that London could lose
3,500artist studios over the next five
years. Thats a full third of what is needed
for the creative industries to flourish. The
goal of Studiomakers is to work together
with property developers to create new and
reasonably priced studio spaces in London,
thereby concentrating creative energy in
the city and not letting it flow away to
Berlin, Brussels and other European cities,
where many artists have already fled due
to rising rent prices in Great Britain.
London is undergoing huge
development. We have developments of
tens of thousands of flats, we have new
areas in the city. Theres an incredible burst
of properties that are being built. But when
these developments happen, they very
often become like ghost cities beautiful
and very luxurious flats, but they have no
life to them.
We know that life comes from
creativity, and we also know from the
property developers themselves that they
often dont know how to deal with the
ground-floor space of their buildings. They
want to rent out the flats, but then they
maybe put in a bank on the ground floor,
or maybe a Costa Coffee or Starbucks, a
Tesco Express for food. But nobody wants
to live in a place like that. Especially if
youve spent so much money on a flat,
you want something cultural, you want a
nice restaurant that has something very
personal. So, if youre a big developer and

you develop 20,000 flats, give a small
percentage to the creatives. Let them
pay 9 to 18 pounds per square foot all
inclusive, not 120, and make your place the
place where everybody wants to be, says
Candida Gertler, the founder of Outset,
adding that even many well-known artists
are looking for studio space.
Studio rates are going up, and artists
are being forced to leave because their
leases are coming to an end due to those
developments. These are prominent
artists. I call them our national treasures.
These people represent us at biennials,
they give us works of art that millions
of people go to see. They attract
cultural tourism, and a huge economy is
connected to that. Every fourth tourist
says that culture is their main reason
for coming to London. So, its hugely
important economically as well as
socially and, I think, culturally as well,
continuesGertler.
According to the British Office of
National Statistics, a record-setting 31.5
million tourists visited London in 2015.
The main draws were the Rugby World
Cup and exhibitions at the citys museums
and galleries, especially Savage Beauty, a
retrospective of British fashion designer
Alexander McQueens work at the Victoria
and Albert Museum. In 2016, the biggest
tourist magnet is said to have been the
above-mentioned Tate Modern new
addition. Cultural tourism brings 3.2 billion
pounds of revenue to the citys economy
each year and employs approximately
80,000people across London.
FOR YOUR
ADDRESS BOOK /
1/ Tramshed
Owned by chef and food writer
Mark Hix (Esquire, The Independent),
this is a special place for meat
lovers. If you crave a truly superb
steak, then Tramshed will definitely
not disappoint. In addition, youll
enjoy your meal alongside some
exciting and provocative artworks.
For example, just a few metres
above the heads of diners youll find
a cow and a rooster standing in a
formaldehyde-filled glass tank the
work of none other than Damien
Hirst. Bon apptit!
32 Rivington Street, London EC2A 3LX
hixrestaurants.co.uk
2/ The Ivy Caf St. Johns Wood

The Ivy Caf St. Johns Wood is the
newest addition to the gastronomy
empire that is gradually being
built by the owners of Londons
legendary restaurant, The Ivy,
whose history stretches back to
1917. Former regulars like Vivien
Leigh, Laurence Olivier and Marlene
Dietrich have been superseded by
the current generation of red-carpet
luminaries from the art and show
business worlds. The Ivy Caf St.
Johns Wood is in North London,
with an interior that replicates
a classic Parisian brasserie. The
unpretentious menu does not
compromise on quality and is
suited for both leisurely Sunday
breakfasts and slightly more hurried
weekdaylunches.
120 St Johns Wood High Street, London
NW8 7SG
theivycafestjohnswood.com
3/ Dover Street Market

No other shopping emporium on
Earth is anything like it. The DSM is
the brainchild of Japanese fashion
designer Rei Kawakubo, who is also
known for the Comme des Garons
label. Its like an extravagant fivestorey marketplace under expert
direction, offering everything from
extremely expensive designer gear
to mass-market goods.
In 2016, the DSM moved to
another home and thereby tripled
its floor space. Its now located in a
building that was constructed in 1912
for Thomas Burberry, the founder
of Burberry. Much of the historical
details in the interior have been
preserved, including the prominent
stairs. Even though Kawakubo
retained control over the general
design, other brands were allowed
to design their own niches in the
store. As a result, the DSM has literally
become a true market of ideas.
18-22 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4DG
london.doverstreetmarket.com
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can be easily reached despite being in

the East End. Grownups will also find
the place to be fun. You can return to
your childhood no matter when you
were born, as the playthings in the
museum date back to 1600.
Cambridge Heath Road, London E2 9PA

vam.ac.uk
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4/ Hedonism
Hedonism is a sanctuary for
wine connoisseurs. The store
is spread out across two floors,
both of them gigantic, and has a
chandelier made of 125 handblown Riedel wine glasses a
decorative accent in keeping with
the best concept store traditions.
Wine bottles lie on the shelves like
design objects, and the carefully
selected store specials vary from
wines for a reasonable price of
GBP 15 or so to GBP 16,777.80
for a Chteau dYquem that dates
from 1882.
3-7 Davies Street, London W1K 3LD
hedonism.co.uk
5/ Brick Lane Market

Created in the 17th century as
a fruit and vegetable market,
Brick Lane Market is now one of
Londons most popular hipster
gathering spots. Brick Lane is also
home of Londons Bengali and
Bangladeshi communities, locally
dubbed Banglatown.Aside from
fruits and vegetables, you will find
fabric stalls selling fine Indian sari
silks as well as trendy boutiques
that offer vintage garments
together with heaps of useless
junk, even single shoes!
91 Brick Ln, London E1
8/ The Garret
One of Londons secret addresses,
The Garret is a small and discreet
flat above the legendary Troubadour
caf and club, which, among other
things, was the first London venue to
host a Bob Dylan gig. The list of the
Troubadours former regulars includes
Jimi Hendrix, Paul Simon and the
band members of Led Zeppelin. Like
the Troubadour, The Garret is also
steeped in living history. The only
difference is that its walls keep silent
about what they have witnessed, and
thank goodness for that!
263-267 Old Brompton Road, London
SW5 9JA
Room price: from 150 euros per night
9/ Little Social
Jason Atherton was the first British
chef to practice his craft at El Bulli,
but now, he is gradually creating
his own empire. It started off with
Pollen Street Social, which quickly
earned a Michelin star. Shortly
thereafter, Atherton opened a less
expensive little brother right across
the street Little Social, the British
chefs take on the French bistro. A
smallish place, it is almost always
6/ Mondrian London
full, and the wooden tables and retro
In constructing the interior layout
cinema posters on the walls really
for Londons Mondrian Hotel, British
do give it the air of a French bistro.
designer Tom Dixon said that grand
Transatlantic travels served as his main On the menu, old-school French
mixes nicely with contemporary
source of inspiration. Fittingly, the
hooliganlite.
hotels exterior the 1970s-era Sea
5 Pollen Street, London W1S 1NE
Containers House looks like a ship.
littlesocial.co.uk
And just like on large cruise-liners,
the economy-class cabins are very
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small, whilst the suites are more than
The oldest restaurant in London has
spacious. The hotel has 359rooms and
remained at the same location since
features a 56-seat cinema, a rooftop
1798. Among prominent past diners
lounge with views of the Thames, a
are Charles Dickens, H. G. Wells,
restaurant and a spa the latter of
Charlie Chaplin and Clark Gable,
which has been thematically decked
to name just a few. The owners
out according to its location in the
have also possessed Lartington
basement, below sea level.
Estate since the reign of Edward
20 Upper Ground, London SE1 9PD
VII, and hunting trophies from that
mondrianlondon.co.uk
manor can be found in the dining
Room price: from 230 euros per night
rooms. This is reflected in a menu
that is dominated by venison, boar,
7/ V&A Museum of Childhood
If you are travelling together with your pheasants and other game.
34-35 Maiden Lane, London WC2E 7LB
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FUTURE
our first idea of fashion capitals likely doesnt

include the Baltic States, since Milan and Paris
are generally seen as the hubs of design in the
Western world. However, Latvias best-known
fashion designers, MAREUNROLS, are proving that
innovative fashion can also be found in airBaltics home
city of Riga.
Established in 2005, the brand MAREUNROLS is the
creative partnership of Rolands Pterkops and Mrte
Mastia-Pterkopa, a husband-and-wife team that
met while studying at the Riga School of Design and
Art. Less than two decades after the fall of the Soviet
Union, Pterkops and Mastia created their brand in an
environment with few sources of local inspiration and
even fewer competitors. Even the capitalist structures
necessary to market and sell garments had barely
beenestablished.
MAREUNROLS nonetheless burst onto the scene
with an unprecedented triumph at the 24thInternational
Festival of Fashion and Photography in Hyres, France, in
2009. Mastia and Pterkops were the first designers to
win the festivals two main awards, the Grand Prix LOral
and the 123 Award, with a single entry. Their victory paved
the way for more milestones: MAREUNROLS was the first
Latvian brand to be featured in the official programme of
Paris Fashion Week and has been cited as one the worlds
most exciting fashion brands in several publications.
Baltic Outlook met with one half of the design
team, Rolands Pterkops, as he took a break from
MAREUNROLS busy Riga studio to talk about the duos
past, present and plans for the future.
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TOP LATVIAN DESIGNERS

MAREUNROLS
Lets start with what youre working on at the

moment. Youve just returned to Riga from travels
abroad. Where are you coming from?
I was lecturing at the Tallinn Academy of Art, and we
also have been working on an opera at the Mariinsky
Theatre in St. Petersburg.
Do you typically travel a lot for your work, or are
you mostly based here in Riga?
Actually, the only reason why we travel is for work.
Maybe it sounds sad, but if we are visiting a new
place or a new city, its almost always for work. We
have our free time mostly in the summer, and we
usually spend that at home in the countryside. Of
course, we visit the capital cities of fashion to present
our work and to meet with clients, but our design
work is mostly done at home.
Do you enjoy that aspect of your work getting to
travel to different places and meet new people? Or
is it just part of the job?
For us, its just part of the job. Sometimes we really
enjoy it, but other times I would prefer to just sit
in the studio and work. We love to sit and work in
silence. Were not the type of people who spend a lot
of time talking, or the types to really go out and sell
our ownstuff.
Obviously from the name of your company
MAREUNROLS you work in a partnership
with your wife. (In Latvian, Mrte un Rolands
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can be translated to Mrte and Rolands.) Did

your relationship form before you started working
together, or did it develop out of your work?
Somehow, it happened at the same time. We started
doing some projects at the Art Academy of Latvia.
Then we thought that we could combine both of our
collections, and we did that.
We are very different people. We dont work
together, smiling at each other while were sketching.
We are really different. We create things differently,
create our own moods. We often have meetings where

we discuss our pieces, because we want a clear idea
about what were doing. We dont want some kind of
foggy feeling or confusion, because clarity is important
to our work. Sometimes you can get clarity from the
sharp moments and disagreements in your discussions
of what youre working on.
In your collections, its not the situation where
theres one garment by Mrte and another garment
by Rolands. Is every piece a product of your
worktogether?
Everything comes from those conversations. Its
necessary for us both to look at things from different
positions. Sometimes its really easy. You sketch it out
and it works and all of your questions are answered
straightaway. But we try to combine our tools. Shes
more of a fragile creator, making fragile pieces with
really sensitive colours and details. Im more like an
architect who deals with forms and silhouettes. I deal
with the first impression, the first message, and then
inside there are a lot of sensitive details.
How was it for you both when you were starting

out, learning and studying in a place like Latvia?
At that time, there werent any major schools of
fashion and design here.
We studied at the Art Academy of Latvia and at the
Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, and we
started from a place where there was no fashion
industry, really. We had just come out of the Soviet
era. Of course, when I was studying fashion in the
1990s and 2000s, Latvia had recently regained its
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independence. Designers, musicians and artists were

trying to become similar to the West.
However, we also realised that we should be honest,
that we should make things that express who we are,
where we come from. We should use the intellectual
and other tools that we have around us to show our
identity. There was an effort to show that we had the
same quality as the West, but the next step was then
to add our own identity.
Did you feel a strong pull to do things in the same
way as Western designers at that time?
Actually, we realised early on that because we come
from a place where there was no established fashion
industry, there was no specific kind of road that we
should take. We didnt have any unique school or
signature here, or unique designers whom we could
take as examples to follow. We only knew that we had
our own brains and our own ways to use fabric. We
could show our identity through our cuts and through
a visual story two Latvians who create fashion and
who communicate in the global language of art and
Yeah, Latvia. There must be

something crazy going on there,
we have to go to Latvia!
design. That language is understood everywhere in
Italy, in Japan, in Brazil, in Lithuania.
You created MAREUNROLS on your own, without
many outside influences. Do you think that this
helped to set your brand apart? Today, with so much
content online and in social media, its impossible
not to have numerous influences and images
coming at you.
In one sense we were lucky, but in another sense,
there are so many good things happening at the
moment. Its much easier to spread your visual ideas
around than it was ten years ago. Theres much more
attention when you win a festival like Hyres than
there was ten, eight, even seven years ago. There are
good things and bad things.
Of course, the bad thing is the influence. People lose
their own way of thinking because the visual influence
is so strong from the media and from Instagram and
from other social sites. Its very easy to get lost and to
become influenced.
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that people never expected amazing fashion to

come from Latvia in the same way that they would
expect it from places like Milan or Paris?
Well, at the time, people were right to think that
way. In those big cities, the fashion industry was
connected with a few schools, and people knew the
young generation that was coming and what kinds of
moods and surprises to expect.
When we studied in Antwerp, we saw that a
feeling of bad taste was associated with the former
Soviet countries. We wanted to show that we are
Latvians and not just something post-Soviet. We
wanted to present our own identity and our own
designs. We never want to present ourselves as
unique just because of the former Soviet bullshit.
Were unique because we see that the fashion
industry is missing some kind of idea or taste.
And actually, yes, after we won that festival,
members of the jury thought: Yeah, Latvia. There
must be something crazy going on there, we have to
go to Latvia! That was a real pleasure, and we had
some nice conversations with them.
Its easy to lose your own identity?

Yes, but its also dangerous to stray too far from these
social networks, because they are part of the language.
For many people, if youre not on social media, then
you dont exist. You have to be very clever in how you
use these tools.
Did you feel that you needed to distance yourself

from what people thought about Latvia? Or was
it a matter of proving that something interesting
and beautiful could come from your country?
It was more the second case. Globally, there is not
so much information about Latvians, about who
we are and what tastes we have, even that we have
our own language. There are a lot of things that we
as Latvians should present. At this point, its not so
important to prove that we are rich with culture,
but rather that we are existing now, that we have
a brain now, and that we have a vision of where we
aregoing.
When you won the main prizes at Hyres, you were

hailed as the first designers from the post-Soviet
republics to really find success. Was it irritating
Thats interesting, because there are so many

trends here in Latvia with folk symbols and with
a connection to Latvias ethnographic traditions.
But to be able to say that Latvians have their

own vision and ideas for the future thats
something different.
Its the biggest thing. We should always keep
that background, because globally, people
dont know about it. But at the same time, we
should focus on the message that we have our
own language for the future. We are creating
things for the future, things that can make
the future better.
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I think that Latvian musicians in particular are doing

the most to present Latvia as a culture. We want to
do the same thing with design, with fashion, with our
tools. I look at it like we are presenting codes, actually.
I see fashion as a code art. You take different things
from the past and from your surroundings, and you
try to find different combinations that capture your
attention and give you something that you dont
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The garments that you design are said to be

ready-to-wear. Do you have particular people in
mind when you design your clothing?
Of course, we have a certain character in mind. I could
go ahead and say men from age 25 to 100 years, but
it really has more to do with a type of brain. We have
in our studio a collage of several people who inspire us,
people in art and in cinema.
Ive read that youre inspired by people like Tom

Waits and David Lynch.
Yes, David Lynch, Lithuanian photographer
JonasMekas, singer Nick Cave, actor Bill Murray. It
doesnt matter how old they are, they are still active
people. So yes, were designing for people who think
creatively, whether theyre working in art or in business
or as lawyers or whatever. They are live people.
They know what theyre thinking and theyre not just
following something. Theyre creating something.
Thats the kind of character we have in mind.
When you find these different sources of
inspiration different people or films or
programmes how do you take them all and
channel them into your work? Is it through collages
like you mentioned?
Its really hard to give some kind of definition.
We reach out and try to find a way to present our
inspirations, but then maybe the next time, that way
wont work anymore. Its always an experiment to
figure out what were going to do now. Sometimes all
we have is a vision and we sketch it out and it works,
but sometimes we have no vision and we have to
use the tools around us and try to combine them to
see if it works.
Is that where it works like a code?

Sometimes it works but then the next
time it doesnt?
Its a magical thing when it works, when
from about 20 sketches we have to select
just a few for a collection and tell a story.
Thats why we like fashion because it
changes very fast. Sometimes, we feel that
its like surfing, where you have to catch
Art is the highest level

of thinking, and we
dont want to be just
pop artists
the right moment and say the right thing
at that moment. Sometimes its impossible
to say everything that you want, but at
the same time, you find that one or two
seasons later, you can no longer use
something because it already exists in the
industry. Were trying to catch those things
that arent in fashion now but that will set
the direction of the future.
Artists can take a break for a year and
take that time to find new creativity, but in
fashion its impossible. We are not existing
because of some trend or some kind of
hype. Thats why I dont like the word
fashion, because it describes something
thats very popular now, something where
all the crowd is going. For us, its different.
We want to be where the crowd will be in
one year, two years.
You always want to be ahead.
That is our dream, to always be
somewhere ahead of others. Of course,
were not entirely unique, because most of
the designers that I love are also working
that way. Theyre not watching whats
happening in fashion at the moment
the moment has already passed. We
dont get inspiration from things that are
happening at the moment those things
are already existing. I can learn something
from this moment, but I cant get so much
inspiration from it.
The readers of this magazine are not
necessarily the same people who attend
fashion events. If someone wants to
learn more about what you do, where do
they have to go? Is fashion something
that needs to be exclusive, or would you

like more people to understand what
youdo?
You have to look at it from two directions
the first is from the perspective of creating
a garment. The garments that we design
are meant to be worn. We dont want
to design pieces that arent meant for
our time or are impossible to wear. In
that sense, they are not unique or super
expensive and dont require some sort
of special knowledge to be worn. But of
course, they are also not mass products
some kind of thinking isneeded.
The other direction is art making
some form of history and not just creating
something to put in a store. For us, this
is important because thats how you
spread your message. Art is the highest
level of thinking, and we dont want to
be just pop artists. We want to be unique
by creating something that people might
not understand right away but will follow
afterward. Its the same thing with the
musicians that you mentioned, Tom Waits
and David Lynch. Theyre the kind who
always follow their thoughts and hearts,
and then you only feel it after.
You give people what they want before
they know that they want it?
Exactly! We give them something that
maybe they dont understand yet, but
we also show them the way. I think that
intellectual things can only work if they
are close to the mainstream things, the
popular things. These combinations are
so important in fashion or art or music.
All of these things have to be close
to each other.
You cant create something
underground, without feedback. You want
people to know about your unique thing,
and you should always want to get your
thing on the correct platform to explain
it so that people understand it. All new
things should work like that you have to
relate the new things to something that
already exists, and show people how the
new thing is better.
What were really doing is creating ways
to make life better. Thats how designing
anything works always finding a way
to make something better, whether its
in daily life, or a particular situation,
anything. Were trying to do the same
thing with our fashion. BO
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ICONS
If you are holding this magazine in your hands, then you dont
need to be convinced that the best way to cover extensive
distances is by plane. However, once we return to the ground,
our principal mode of transportation is the automobile. Cars have
been an inexorable part of our daily lives for decades, and the
models that manufacturers release every year are reflections of
our culture. This month, Baltic Outlook provides a look at four
European establishments that are dedicated to the automobile.
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Although BMW Welt and the BMW
Museum are in two different locations,
they reflect a single company philosophy.
Architecture aside, what you really notice
are the cars. Each car brand owned by the
BMW Group (including MINI, BMW and
Rolls-Royce) is represented by outstanding
models, along with newer electric cars
and motorcycles by BMW Motorrad. The
museum exhibition, for example, features
more than 125 of the most valuable BMW
cars, motorcycles and engines. A true
paradise for BMW fans.
BMW began to collect units of the
products that it manufactures back in 1922,
while the museum itself opened

to the public in 1966. Along with
a trip into the past, visitors can
also see whats trending here
and now. You can take a factory
tour, visit different showrooms
and see the latest car models
up close. BMWs i Division, for
its part, focuses on electric cars
and demonstrates how homecharging works.
The enormous premises at
BMW Welt also host film and
musical evenings, model car and
book markets, and childrens
events. The Junior Campus, for
example, features workshops
and laboratories that are
designed to give kids technical
knowledge in an exciting and
funmanner.
BMW Welt is open every day
from 9 AM to 6 PM, while the
BMW Museum can be visited
every weekday except Monday
from 10 AM to 6 PM. BMW
Group factory excursions, for
their part, take place Monday to
Friday from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.
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are so many different car models

on the market that manufacturers are having
to go out on a limb to make their products
stand out. Hence, in 2007, BMW Welt made
its appearance in Munich. Unveiled with great
pomp, this shrine to German auto engineering
has become even more impressive and
exciting of late.
Designed by the Vienna-based Coop
Himmelb(l)au architects bureau, the luxurious
building can be found alongside the BMW
company headquarters, the main BMW
manufacturing plant and the BMW Museum.
BMW Welts main function is to inform
visitors about the car manufacturers history
and future plans. The building is covered with
swooping glass and stainless steel and has an
800-kW solar array on its roof.
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The museum exhibition features

more than 125 of the most valuable
BMW cars and motorcycles
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WORLD OF MOBILITY
Autostadt, or Car City, is a very appropriate name
for the automotive experiences that await visitors to

this facility. Opened in 2000 in the city of Wolfsburg by
Volkswagen AG, Autostadt occupies 28 hectares and its
buildings are a veritable showcase of modern architecture.
Car history buffs should make their first stop at
the Zeithaus, or Time House, which houses a fantastic
collection of 260 cars from 60 different brands, revealing
a great deal about the development of the automotive
industry. The KonzernForum pavilion, for its part, is like a
trampoline from the past into the future. It demonstrates
the steps that are taken in manufacturing an automobile
and addresses the topic of sustainability.
Interactive expositions, a panorama cinema and
other attractions will make the day go by quickly. The
MobiVersum section is particularly suitable for families
with kids, featuring workshop areas, a driving school,
childrens movies and even cooking classes.
Volkswagen Group manufactures approximately
10million vehicles per year by various brands, including, of
course, Volkswagen, as well as Audi, Lamborghini, Porsche,
Seat and koda each of which has its own pavilion on
site. The Premium Clubhouse, for its part, showcases top
range Bugatti and Bentley cars.
Although each building at the Autostadt complex is
a masterpiece in itself, two 48-metre-high glass-walled
towers draw the most attention. Each day, about 800 new
cars are put on sale there. The purchase of automobiles
directly from the factory, so to speak, is growing in
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popularity, with about 500 vehicles per day being driven out
of the client centre by proud new owners. Some of the latest
models can even be test-driven before you buythem.
Those who can afford it might consider staying at the
opulent Ritz-Carlton hotel, which is just a stones throw
away. The icing on the cake is an excursion to the adjacent
Volkswagen car manufacturing plant, where you can see brandnew automobiles being assembled before your veryeyes.
Although Wolfsburg is a bit more than 200 km from Berlin,
the trip from the German capital to Autostadt is worth taking.
The Car City greets visitors 363 days per year and is open from
9 AM to 6 PM.
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A JOURNEY THROUGH
VOLVOS HISTORY
Every car brand has its own distinguishing features,
and Volvo is no exception. Aside from technological

advancements and design innovations, the Swedish
company also propounds such values as passenger safety
and concern for the environment.
In 1959, Volvo company engineer Nils Bohlin
(1920-2002) invented the three-point safety belt,
which is now a standard feature of practically all motor
vehicles. Since then, the enterprise has devoted a great
deal of resources to create the safest cars in the world.
Volvo has a team that analyses traffic accidents, a crash
test centre, and various groups of specialists involved in
the introduction of increasingly modern safety features.
The car manufacturer hopes that under its Vision 2020
programme, no one will be killed or seriously injured in a
new Volvo car by 2020.
Volvo cars have a peculiar Scandinavian feel to them,
incorporating a reserved sense of aesthetics with evernew practical devices to make driving a more pleasant
and safer experience. The history of the companys
innovations is colourfully illustrated at the Volvo
Museum in Gothenburg with products from the whole
Volvo range, including cars, trucks, buses, construction
equipment and marine engines.
Opened in 1995, the vast museum houses 8,000m2of
exhibition space and is open every day from 10 AM to
5PM. Special features include a desk shared by the
founding partners, a childrens play car, and a full-sized
version of a Volvo XC90 car constructed in Lego blocks.
The cars made by Volvo are displayed in chronologically
themed galleries, while the museum shop specialises
in models of Volvo vehicles. The museum can be visited
during three-hour boat trips around the harbour. The
tour boats also make a call at the Maritiman, a museum
that showcases a large collection of historical ships.
Volvo was founded in Gothenburg in 1927 by Assar
Gabrielsson (1891-1962) and Gustaf Larson (1887-1968).
The company produced its first car, the OV4, at its first
factory in the Hisingen area of the city. The Volvo Car
Corporation is now Chinese-owned and has been run
separately from the Volvo Group since 1999.
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ALFA ROMEO MUSEUM.
BEAUTY, SPEED AND ROBUSTNESS
Italy
is the home of many motor vehicle brands,

including the popular Fiat, the coveted Ferrari, the rebellious
Lamborghini, the noble Maserati, the capricious Lancia and
many lesser-known carmakers. However, Alfa Romeo is
probably the countrys most romanticised carmaker.
Like other motor vehicle manufacturers, Alfa Romeo has
gone through some difficult times and painful transformations
since its foundation in 1910, but continues to be partially
Italian-run. The company has numerous motor sports
achievements to its credit and is known for manufacturing
visually appealing passenger vehicles.
The Alfa Romeo Museum (Museo Storico Alfa Romeo) is
located in the Milanese suburb of Varese. It has been operating
since 1976, aside from a pause of several years during an
extensive reconstruction that ended in 2015. In highlighting the
car manufacturers achievements, the museum also provides
an extensive look at the history of the Italian car industry.
Approximately 70 car models are displayed in three
thematic groups: Timeline, Beauty and Speed. The Timeline
section illustrates the development of the brand from the
beginning of its operations to the present.The Beauty sector
on the ground floor showcases elegant models that turned
Alfa Romeo into a world-famous brand. In the basement,
models that illustrate the companys racing history are
displayed under the sloganSpeed.
Among the most famous cars on display are the GT Tipo C
12C, the Giulia Sprint GTA, the Alfasud, the 6C-2500 and the
155-V6-TI, providing a visual feast for diehard Alfa Romeo fans.
The museum is not a static exhibition, as more than 60% of
the cars on display are in working order, playing starring roles
at various national and international events.
The museum is open to visitors every day of the week except
Tuesday, from 10 AM to 6 PM. BO
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JUST
BEFORE DUSK
Baltic Outlook invited two

wonderful airBaltic flight
attendants to take part in a
fashion session and showcase
some of Latvias best fashion
brands, including Amoralle,
Dace Bahmann, EFL Fashion
and Elna Dobele.
Style, makeup and hair by LGA VEKMANE
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Models: flight attendant MAIJALOMELE
and senior cabin crew member
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January LIVING SPACE
here is an appealing
coincidence behind Retro
Living, French architect
Graldine Savarys makeover
of a 1920s Prague apartment. Her 1950s
and 1970s design concept applies clean
lines and simplicity, which are also
characteristics of Pragues Trade Fair
Palace. The famous Modernist structure,
now part of the Czech National Gallery,
is metres away, and the owners, both
architecture enthusiasts, enjoy views of
it from the apartment.
The young professional CzechSlovak couple commissioned Savary
to remodel their 74-square-metre flat
in the inner-city district of Holeovice.
Along with its interior, her brief included
furniture andlighting.
Savarys biggest challenge was to remove

sections of load-bearing walls, resulting in
new spaces and a greater contrast between
solid and void. She also stripped away the
plaster on the walls to reveal warm red
brickwork, retained the parquet floors and
restored the original windows. The architect
added a series of coloured plexiglass
panels, which form the corridor walls of
the bedrooms and bathroom. These diffuse
colours all through the corridor, spreading
light conversely into the rooms.
Czech retro is enjoying a revival and is the
subject of a major exhibition at the National
Museum in Prague until April 30. Savarys
Retro Living project also reflects the current
Prague trend of creatively reusing space, as
evidenced in industrial building renovations
in Holeovice.
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Besides its more familiar Gothic

and Baroque glories, Prague
offers many striking examples of
modern architecture and design.
BalticOutlook tours a city apartment
that skilfully blends three design
phases of the 20th century.
In the combined living room and kitchen, the exposed brickwork and parquet floor
preserve the original spirit of the building and add warmth. Savary added the retro armchairs
on the left; the Slovak co-owner inherited the armchair on the right from her grandmother.
The bust is an original by famous Czech sculptor Olbram Zoubek.
CONTRASTS
In keeping with the retro theme, bold tones prevail

in the main bedroom, particularly bright orange, which
occurs throughout the apartment. The shelves, like those
in the kitchen, were inspired by 1970s designs. The wallmounted lamps are originals and date from the 1950s.
Purchased in a flea market in France, they match the
orange tone of the shelves.
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In the kitchen
area, the vivid purple,
red-orange and
yellow combination
that was typical of
the 1970s contrasts
with the pure white
walls. Inspiration for
the shelf colours and
materials came from
Tomado, a Dutch
kitchendesigner.
LIGHTING
The hall lighting required

a special approach because
of the narrowness of the
space. The use of plexiglass
increases the amount
of light in the corridor.
Subtler colours contrast
with the stronger tones in
the kitchen. Savary also
designed the halllamps.
Savary chose a blackand-white bathroom
colour scheme, which
contrasts powerfully
with the yellow plexiglass
panel. The sink design is
Italian.
BUSINESS CARD
Graldine Savary runs a
Prague-based architectural
practice, which she set up
in 2008. She divides her
time between Paris and
Prague, where she has been
working since 2005. Savary
has carried out several
residential projects in the
Czech capital, including loft
conversions in Holeovice.
She has also worked on
commercial buildings and
spaces for international
companies. Savary designs
fixtures and fittings,
particularly lamps, and
recently launched a line of
vintage furniture.
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your project.
Visit our showrooms in:
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January CARS
January CARS
In association with car
buyers guide WHATCAR.LV
Publicity photos
Its
FIRST DRIVE:
THE TOYOTA C-HR
a bit unfair, really.

The Nissan Qashqai
gets all of the
plaudits for kicking
off the small SUV craze, when Toyota
arguably did so more than a decade
earlier with its original RAV4. Of course,
the modern-day RAV4 is a much larger
and dumpier beast than before, which
is where the Toyota C-HR comes in. It
is part coup, part hatchback and part
crossover. Its a fusion of conventional
vehicle body styles, indicating just how
many crossover hatchbacks have been
launched into what we often refer to as
the Qashqai class. You now have to
design a body that is as wacky-looking
as that of the new C-HR just to get
peoplesattention.
The C-HR, or coup high-rider, has
just arrived in showrooms and aims for
a design-savvy crowd. By the standards
of the cars that its up against, the C-HR
compromises a bit of cabin and boot
space for the freedom to accommodate
its swooping roofline, sloping rear end
and deeply sculpted bodysurfaces.
If you dont like the way that the
C-HR looks, and the idea of a slightly
less practical crossover hatchback
seems pointless to you, then youre
not part of Toyotas target market. The
companys own definition of C-HR buyers
is young customers driven by emotional
considerations, as well as by style and
quality, who want their car to serve as an
extension of their personality.
Toyota offers the C-HR with either
a 122-hp 1.8-litre petrol-electric hybrid
engine or a 115-hp 1.2-litre turbo petrol
engine. The car comes with either sixspeed manual or continuously variable
transmissions and with either frontwheel drive or four-wheel drive. A month
before they arrived in our showrooms, we
tested both engine versions in the streets
and outskirts of Madrid.
Design and technology
On the one hand, its pleasing to slide

into the C-HR and find that the cars
agenda isnt only about high design. The
fascia looks and feels solidly built. Its
cleverly laid out, too, and dominated by
Toyotas seven-inch colour touchscreen
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infotainment system at the head of the centre stack.

The use of high-gloss black plastic on the dashboard and
centre console is quite liberal and wont be to everyones
taste, and the seats are a little too short and flat in the
cushion to grant perfect at-the-wheel comfort. But
otherwise, thoughtful design and high-quality fit and
finish are in plentiful evidence. We particularly liked
the teardrop-shaped cupholders, which can better
accommodate a travel mug with ahandle.
There is other good news as well. Potential owners
who might be worried about the loss of rear cabin
space in comparison to their current, more practical but
more visually prosaic crossover neednt really worry
unless they plan on transporting large adults in the
back. Access to the C-HRs back seats is easy enough
(funny door handles notwithstanding) and theres
enough space for anyone less than 1.80 metres tall.
Knee and foot space are as good as in most compact
crossovers. Head room is the limiting factor, with a
somewhat claustrophobic feel exacerbated by the cars
pinchedwindowline.
The C-HR adopts Toyotas TNGA model platform,
as seen previously under the current Prius hatchback.
The C-HR also uses the same hybrid powertrain as the
Prius. This means that the C-HR gets double wishbone
independent rear suspension for optimal wheel camber
control and uncompromised ride tuning which does
indeed pay off in the driving experience.
The drive
Handling is a strong suit. The car steers with a meaty

feel and plenty of directional keenness, countering
body roll well enough to maintain good resistance to
understeer. For a fairly high-sided car, the C-HR certainly
feels wieldy.
As for the ride, this depends on which engine you
go for. The lighter 1.2-litre petrol is remarkably agile by
small SUV standards, staying upright and hanging on
gamely through tight twists and turns. Even its steering
is accurate, delivering enough feedback to give you
confidence through faster bends, while staying light
during low-speed manoeuvres.
Meanwhile, the hybrid version is slightly hampered
by its extra mass, so it never feels quite as light on its
All sorts of Prius

characteristics come in
apackage that looks and
feels quite funky
toes. You only notice this on faster, twisting roads,
though, and it still handles well by small SUV standards.
Mechanical refinement is creditable, but eroded by
the excessive amount of time that the petrol engine
spends revving into the stratosphere. And those whod
like to tap into the cars electrical reserves around
town will find it tricky to do without rousing the
combustionengine.
Verdict
We prefer the sweetness of the 1.2-litre petrol, but

theres no denying that the hybrids drivetrain is just
as effective as in a Prius. The surprise is that all sorts
of Prius characteristics come in a package that looks
and feels quite funky, so you look less like a taxi driver
and more like somebody with an active lifestyle. That is
quiteappealing. BO
January PROMO Dining
St. Petrus Restaurant
Photos by
IRTSOZOLI
(PictureAgency)
A new gastronomic destination in the Latvian capital
At the end of last year, a new and influential player

came onto Rigas restaurant scene. Its St. Petrus in the
heart of the Old Town.
Chef Maksims Cekots
St. Petrus Restaurant

Address: Skru iela 11, Riga, Latvia
Open: Mon.-Sat. 12:00-23:00
Sun. 12:00-22:00
Reservations: (+371) 25727357
info@stpetrus-restaurant.com
stpetrus-restaurant.com
Located at the foot of St. Peters Church, which

is one of Rigas most visible symbols, St. Petrus
Restaurant also bears the name of the Apostle
Peter, who is said to hold the keys to the gates
of Paradise. A symbolic key can be seen in
the restaurants logo as well, indicating that
St. Petrus is ready to open new doors to pleasant
gastronomic experiences.
Chef Maksims Cekots stresses that St. Petrus
has nothing to hide. Its large windows highlight a
tasteful interior that was designed by renowned
Latvian designer Anna Butele, while an open kitchen
on the ground floor permits guests to watch their
meals being prepared something that is out of the
question in many other eating establishments.
St. Petrus has room for about 80 patrons,
offering two different settings for visitors. The
ground floor reflects a lively gastrobar ambience,
with all of the items on the grill menu being
lovingly prepared on a Josper oven grill. One floor
higher, a more subdued atmosphere in the best fine
dining traditions reigns during the evening hours.
The second floor offers a fine view of St. Peters
Church, making it an ideal spot for unhurried
conversations with friends. A cosy niche that
seats up to eight people is also available for more
intimate and private celebrations.
The restaurants carefully prepared menu

places particular emphasis on contemporary
Latvian cuisine with Nordic flavour accents.
Having gained valuable work experience at
restaurants in the USA, France and Spain, as
well as a Michelin-starred eating establishment
in England, St. Petrus head chef Cekots
emphasises that for him, cooking is not simply
a profession it is his one and true calling.
For him and his team (including sous-chef
Dmitrijs Fedosevis, who has also worked
at a Michelin-starred restaurant in London),
the presentation of the dishes is also very
important, with each ingredient having its own
story to tell.
We want our guests to feel good, and
we want to give them new impressions and
flavours. Thats why our menu features such
unusual combinations as mussels with grey peas
(a popular Latvian food) in white wine sauce,
streaky bacon with seaweed, and grilled goat
yeanling leg with broccoli sprouts, rosemary
popcorn and smoked garlic puree. If you add an
appropriate wine from our extensive drinks list
to accompany your meal, then an outstanding
gastronomic experience is guaranteed,
emphasises Cekots. BO
Contemporary
tastes at
Address: Skarnu iela 6, Riga

Open: Mon.-Sat. 12:00-23:00 Sun. 17:00-23:00
Tel. (+371) 25772552
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MUUSU
If youre looking for a warm,

homey feel in Rigas Old Town,
then head straight to the
MUUSUrestaurant.
Head chef
Kaspars Jansons
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(PictureAgency)
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MUUSU (which means ours in Latvian) is

not only a lovely place for gourmands to
enjoy a refined meal, it is also a wonderful
experience for those seeking a pleasant
atmosphere. The feeling of being welcome
is strengthened by the elegant wooden
dressers, unpretentious linen accessories,
exposed original brick walls and tasteful
shades of grey in the restaurants convivial
interior. And, as in every welcoming home,
MUUSU also has its keeper of the hearth
head chef Kaspars Jansons.
While MUUSU belongs to the same
people who founded three other popular
Riga restaurant chains Steiku Haoss, Ribs &
Rock and KID* it carries a slightly different
message than its kin. MUUSU is firmly
established on Rigas restaurant scene,
having been named the best new restaurant
in Latvia in 2014 and the third best

restaurant in the country in 2015. It can also
be found in the 2017 White Guide Nordic list
of top restaurants. MUUSU has consolidated
its identity and is one of the best lunch
and dinner spots in the Old Town. The
restaurants chefs make use of established
culinary traditions to create contemporary
classics in exciting interpretations, with
a special place reserved for the bounty of
Latvias forests, fields and waters.
Jansons is proud that MUUSU has
succeeded in defining its own place among
the wide array of eating establishments in
the Old Town. Jansons is one of the leading
chefs in the country, having participated
in (and won) many international culinary
competitions and subsequently serving
as a judge at such events. Jansons has
also interned at the three-Michelin-starred Schwarzwaldstube

restaurant in the Hotel Traube Tonbach in Baiersbronn (Germany)
and at the one-Michelin-starred LAtlantide in Nantes. His eyes
sparkle and his voice becomes more spirited when he talks about
preparing foods, experimenting in the kitchen and wishing to
please customers.
This will be our third year in operation, and we have
established a firm client base. We also know what our customers
want. They want to experience fine dining in an informal
atmosphere, and they want to feel at home. They want to eat
healthy foods, and they want to know where these foods are
from, says Jansons, who is a master at experimenting with both
local and foreign-sourced products to provide new flavours.
This month, for example, he is offering Latvian eel and Icelandic
scallop, and, although MUUSU is better known as a dinner
establishment, it also changes its lunch menu once a month.
The dishes on the daytime menu are simpler and more raw,
while the evening menu presents exciting and intricate meals
that have been put together with surprising combinations of
ingredients to create memorable gastronomic experiences,

Jansons explains.
MUUSU is also a great choice for a weekend breakfast, business
lunch or special event with dear friends. The cosy third-floor
dining room is perfect for such events and can be reserved for
private functions such as wedding celebrations. The third floor
also hosts Jansons chefs table, which has become quite popular
and which provides him with the opportunity to step out of the
kitchen, meet with his guests and tell them about the exquisite
dishes that he hasprepared.
MUUSUs restaurant manager Mrti Brzi, for his part,
wishes to highlight the new drinks menu, which features some of
the best wines of 2016.
Our guests appreciate a good wine, which they can also order
by the glass. They often start with an aperitif and then pair an
excellent wine with their main course, Brzi has observed.
Small wonder that those who have discovered MUUSU keep
coming back. And thats exactly what the founders of the
restaurant hoped for when they launched the enterprise. BO

Publicity photos and
by IRTS OZOLI
(PictureAgency)
3 Chefs
Restaurant
Culinary hooligans in a
freshly redecorated space
The well-known 3 Chefs Restaurant in Rigas
Old Town recently celebrated its fifth birthday
by giving itself a makeover.
This has been an active and
rewarding time for all of us,
and the time had come for a
well-deserved freshening-up,
laughs riks Dreibants, one of
the restaurants three resident
chefs. We retained our style
but just changed the tone a bit,
making it a bit more grown-up.
Not too much, though!
Not too much indeed, as the
chefs fresh thinking and friendly
culinary hooliganism remains
alive and well.
We opened the restaurant
when the economic crisis had
hit Europe. That might not seem
like the best time to start a new
business enterprise, but the
rent was relatively cheap, and
so were construction costs. Very
fitting for chefs with grand ideas
and shallow pockets!
All three chefs had worked
at restaurants owned by
others, serving guests of high
standing while hidden away in
invisiblekitchens.
This truly is a chefs
restaurant, Dreibants
emphasises. The kitchen is not
concealed. It is our altar and
takes up even more space than
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the tables for our guests!

This is not to say that customers
are not important they are!
Whats more, they get the
chance to meet their chefs and
see their meals being made. The
restaurant even offers Cooking
Together events on the bright
and spacious second floor,
where from 5 to 80 people can
come together and cook with
the celebrated chefs and have
lots of fun.
The atmosphere in the
restaurant is quite informal.
This is definitely not a white
tablecloth establishment, says
Dreibants. Guests from both
the creative professions and
from business backgrounds
embrace this vibe, because
everyone needs to let
gosometimes!
And how could you not, when
your starter or tapa is served
on your table in a creative and
artsy manner. It comes on a silky
sheet of paper and is made in
the likeness of a painting from
various sauces and pastes that
complement the fresh bread.
We love to play with
various elements, such as
liquid nitrogen for cold dishes.

We use a bit of fire in our hot
dishes, which is really fun
for the guests, Dreibants
continues. There are all kinds
of smells and sensations in the
establishment. We, the chefs,
represent the element of air, as
there is wind is our movements.
We are quick and accessible for
our guests at all times!
While it might seem that
nothing can surprise one in
the dining world anymore,
Dreibants and his colleagues
will show their hooligan side
when least expected. Although
the restaurant primarily serves
classical European cuisine,
the dishes will always have an
unexpected creative element
inthem.
For the past two years, the
young and renowned Artrs
Trinkuns has been working at

the 3 Chefs Restaurant, fulfilling
the duties of the main hooligan
on site. He will be preparing
the majority of this months
seasonal and largely organic
dishes, be it for business
lunches on workdays (between
12 noon and 4 PM) or delicious
brunches on Sundays (between
12 noon 4 PM). Come and
dine with these true culinary
enthusiasts their creativity and
joy arecontagious! BO
Address: Tora iela 4

Opening hours: Mon.-Sat.:
12noon 11 PM
Sun.: 12 noon 11 PM
3pavari.lv
Welcome Aboard airBaltic

NEWS FROM airBaltic
Publicity photos, by Alamy
and Shutterstock
IN THE AIR
THIS MONTH
Riga STAVANGER
The locals say that Stavanger is a city of
highs, as it is surrounded by beautiful fjords
and breathtaking mountains. It also boasts
an active cultural life. Being the capital of
Norways oil industry, the city is booming
with energy and countless opportunities and
attracts people from all over the world.
Start date: May 2
Frequency: three flights per week
One-way ticket price: from EUR 49
ew destinations
N
in2017
We are happy to announce the
launching of new direct flights from
the Baltics in the spring of 2017. Where
would you like to travel next year?
Choose your destination and book your
trip at airbaltic.com.
Riga MADRID
Its often said that Madrid is the most
Spanish city in Spain, and you wont be
bored for even a split second! Thousands
of renowned artworks by numerous artists
are on display in world-famous museums,
while the citys impressive architecture
features enormous palaces and so
much more. Madrid is a metropolis with
abundant energy, a cosmopolitan spirit,
top-notch gourmet pleasures and a forever
happynightlife.
Start: May 26
Madrid
Riga ODESSA
Odessa is a port city on the Black Sea in
southern Ukraine. Its known for its beaches
and 19th-century architecture, including
the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theatre. The
monumental Potemkin Stairs, immortalised in
The Battleship Potemkin (1925), lead down to
the waterfront and the Vorontsov Lighthouse.
Now, this pearl of the Black Sea will be
accessible with direct flights from Riga.
Start date: March 26
Frequency: up to four flights perweek
Riga CATANIA
Located at the foot of Mount Etna,
this lovely Sicilian town is a wonderful
combination of the ancient and the
modern. The historic core with its Baroque
architecture is a UNESCO World Heritage
Site, while the impressive skyline will remain
etched in your memory. And of course, the
sea and the food You can never have too
much of Sicily.
Start date: May 11
Frequency: one flight per week
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Riga GENEVA
The second largest city in Switzerland is a
booming finance centre with lots to offer.
However, if you wish to take a break from
Genevas busy city life, the mountains are
just a stones throw away, and you can see
the majestic Mont Blanc right from the
citycentre.
Start date: May 4
Riga TAMPERE
Located in the largest lake district in
Europe, Tampere is the second largest
city in Finland, yet it has managed
to maintain a casual and friendly
atmosphere. Its visitors love the cosy
cafs and captivating museums that have
found home in redeveloped industrial
buildings as well as the fantastic views
over two lakes.
Start date: March 26
Frequency: six flights per week
Riga GOTHENBURG
The second capital of Sweden has
long been at the crossroads of trade
and culture. Today, the city is known
for gourmet restaurants that offer
exquisite seafood, contemporary art,
Swedish design and an active culture
life. Gothenburg is also a large trading
centre and one of the best logistics
locationsinSweden.
Start date: June 1
Frequency: six flights per week
Riga ABERDEEN
The Granite City is a true Scottish
beauty, but dont let the pristine
coastline with all of its cliffs,
beaches and mysterious castles
fool you Aberdeen is also open
for some serious business, as it
has one of the oldest and widest
ports in the region and is the oil
centreofScotland.
Start date: May 2
Expanding flight
network from Vilnius
From March 26, two new direct routes
will join airBaltics flight network
fromVilnius.
Passengers from the Lithuanian capital
will be able to fly non-stop to Paris, the
city of romance, fashion, croissants and
much, much more. Flights will operate
four times per week, with one-way
tickets starting atEUR 39.
Another newcomer will be Munich:
the friendliest metropolis in Germany,
the heart of Bavaria and the hometown
of Oktoberfest. Flights will operate three
times per week, with one-way ticket
prices starting at EUR 39.
Book these new flights, as well as
other direct routes from Vilnius to
Berlin, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Tallinn
and Riga, at airbaltic.com.
Fly to the World

Ice Hockey
Championships
This year, the World Ice Hockey
Championships will be held in two
cities Cologne and Paris. airBaltic
offers convenient flight connections
to both destinations from the Baltics,
Scandinavia and Russia.
The Latvian, Russian and Swedish
teams will have their initial round
games in Cologne from May 5-16. You
can get there with an airBaltic flight
to Dsseldorf airport, which is just
a 30-minute train ride from Cologne.
Flights to Dsseldorf operate daily
(except Saturdays).
The Finnish team will play in Paris,
which can be reached through airBaltic
flights from Helsinki, Turku and Tampere
via Riga up to 2 times per day.
Book your tickets at airbaltic.com
starting from EUR 65 one way to Paris
and EUR 89 one way toDsseldorf.
To get the best flight deals look for
prices with cherries on airbaltic.com!
All flight prices mentioned in this magazine apply for
one-way Basic tickets from Riga, Vilnius or Tallinn, which
are booked in advance at www.airbaltic.com. Prices are
subject to availability and not available for all flights or days.
A transaction fee in the amount of up to EUR 5.99 may be
applied to the booking depending on the selected method
of payment. Special conditions apply. The best flight deals
are always marked with cherries on airbaltic.com.

BEHIND THE SCENES
and take on a huge responsibility by putting my
safety at risk and confronting my greatest fears.
Every time I take on a difficult route, I have only
one thought in my head: What am I doing here?
Thats followed by an intense feeling of joy upon
reaching the summit. Once Ive got safely back
down, Im already thinking about the next climb
that I should make.
Mountain climbing has given me the chance
to visit fantastic places, see breathtaking views
and feel the incredible beauty of Nature. Ive
gained close friends whom I can rely upon in any
situation, and I also met my life partner. I train
Photos courtesy of
MADARA FUKSA
HOW TO
TRAVEL AND
HAVE THE
BEST JOB IN
THE WORLD
Madara Fuksa has been
working as a flight attendant
at airBaltic for nearly eight
years and loves to go
mountain-climbing in her
spare time. Those who are
interested in joining her
as a colleague can check
out recruite.airbaltic.com,
as the airline is currently
hiring additional employees
to service its expanding
route network. Fuksa tells
BalticOutlook what she
enjoys most about her dream
job and her favourite pastime.
Why did you apply for a position as a flight attendant?
It wasnt a childhood dream of mine, unlike the case with
some of my colleagues. I was looking for job vacancies on
the Internet and came across the opportunity to apply for
a position at airBaltic. I initially thought that I would not
be accepted, because the profession requires certain skills.
It turns out that I already possessed these skills, but didnt
know it at the time! I was drawn by the opportunity to
travel. Im the adventuresome type and thought that the job
might be interesting. A huge number of people showed up
for the selection process, but just one week later, somebody
from the airline called to tell me that I had been selected
and could start my flight attendant training.And so the
greatest experience of my life began!
What do you enjoy most about your work?
The positive emotions that I receive from those around
me both my colleagues and the passengers. As a child,
I already liked the atmosphere at airports, bus and train
stations, because these places have a special aura about
them. The people at these places are experiencing all kinds
of emotions. Some are returning home, while others are just
starting out on a new trip, or will be flying on a plane for the
first time. Those who work at airports do their job with pride,
because were part of the process that lets people enjoy the
pleasures of flying.
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returning to Riga, which means that we get the

chance to explore these places a little more every
time. Secondly, the passengers who we meet
often tell us about the places that they have
just visited. That gives us ideas for future travel
plans. I have definitely travelled much more than
I did before becoming a flight attendant.
In a way, flight attendants can be seen as
travel experts. They know certain airports inside
out. They feel confident when they set off to visit
foreign countries; theyre not afraid to take risks
and to visit more exotic destinations. Having
flown to many cities as a flight attendant, Ive
FIVE THINGS THAT

YOU SHOULD KNOW
ABOUT BEING A
FLIGHTATTENDANT:
1. Every work day is sunny,
because the sun always shines
when the clouds are below you.
2. Flight attendants dont have
parachutes. Passengers often
ask us that question.
3. Once you become a flight
attendant, you will also do
double-duty as a psychologist,
travel advisor, babysitter,
medic, and even a firefighter
if necessary. A flight attendant
needs to know how to do all
kinds of things.
4. Flight attendants must always
look great, even at four oclock
in the morning on their fifth
day in a row at work. That also
applies to our uniforms, which
are our calling card.
5. Every work day is different
and you will never experience
two identical flights, because
the crew members, the
passengers and the weather
conditions constantly change.
Madara Fuksa,
flight attendant
I dont fly as often as before, because Im also a safety and

emergency procedures instructor for my fellow flight attendants and
pilots, as well as a sales and service trainer. These two positions at
the airBaltic Training Centre take up almost 90% of my work time.
Do you remember your first trip as a full-fledged flight attendant?
My first trip was on a flight from Riga to Nice. After training for
about a month, I felt ready to put on my uniform and take to the
skies. However, on that first flight, I understood that theoretical
knowledge is one thing, but dealing with the needs of real passengers
on an airplane is another. The flight was full and there was so much
work to do that I didnt have time to sit down for even a minute. At
the same time, I really liked what I was doing. It was very hard, but
satisfying at the same time. When we took the return flight from
Nice, I was allowed to sit in the cockpit for a while. That was a very
beautiful and emotional experience. I knew then that I would really
enjoy working as a flight attendant.
You also like to climb mountains. How did you become drawn to
that activity?
As was the case with my profession, I came across mountain climbing
quite by accident. Now, I cant imagine myself working as anything else
but a flight attendant, and I cant imagine my life without mountain
climbing. Mountain climbing is a risky activity. You have to prepare for
each climb in advance and be ready to face the unexpected. Mountain
climbing is like a form of meditation for me. Im alone with myself
AND
Madara and her boyfriend, Matss,

at the Arte Des Cosmiques in
Chamonix last August
Mountain climbing
has given me the chance
to visit fantastic places
at climbing walls in Latvia about two or three
times a week, and I go mountain or rock climbing
at least two or three times a year outside of
Latvia. Im glad that my profession also lets me
enjoy nice views of the mountains from the air.
I would be happy if everyone found an activity
that gives them the same sense of satisfaction
that mountain climbing gives to me. The
feelings are indescribable. You really sense how
enormously powerful Nature is and feel grateful
for the privilege of grasping just a small part of
thispower.
What kind of travel opportunities arise for
flight attendants like yourself?
Obviously, being a flight attendant opens up lots
of opportunities for additional travel. First of all,
the very nature of our job means that we have
to fly to all kinds of destinations. Sometimes we
spend one or more nights at these cities before
understood that the world isnt really all that

big. If you have the will, then you can find the
means to set out on a fantastic voyage. You can
be in Riga one morning and then in either Paris,
Rome or New York just a few hours later.
One of my favourite travel destinations is
Chamonix in France. There are all kinds of sports
activities that you can do there in the summer,
including mountain and rock climbing, trekking,
hiking and cycling, to name just a few. The
mountain air is invigorating and charges up your
batteries. Ive been there twice and definitely
plan to return again this summer.
What would you recommend to those who are
interested in becoming flight attendants?
The only way of finding out if you are suitable
for the profession is by giving it a try! Youll gain
experience that you wont get anywhere else.
Youll meet people from all over the world. Youll
see fantastic places and youll work together
with colleagues wholl support you. Its definitely
not an easy job, but the sense of satisfaction and
the positive emotions that you receive outweigh
any hardships. I look forward to working
together with you, high up above the clouds! BO
FIVE THINGS THAT YOU

SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING:
1 Mountain climbing is an
endless process. After you
reach a summit, you often
catch a view of another
mountaintop, which becomes
the next summit that you want
to climb.
2. Mountain climbers have bad
memories. No matter how
difficult, scary and challenging
a climb has been, once you
return to base camp, you forget
about all of the hardships and
start thinking about your next
summit attempt.
3. Bad people dont climb
mountains, an instructor once
told me, and I completely
agree, because Ive met only
fantastic, interesting and helpful
people during my climbs.
4. You can discover peoples
true nature in the mountains.
5. A 15-kilogram backpack
might feel light enough when
youre at home, but you
really feel its weight during a
summitattempt.

CREW
CREW HOT SPOTS
Text by ILZE POLE

Photos courtesy of
RIKSSADIKOVS
riks Sadikovs (44, from Latvia),

captain of CS300 aircraft
Hours flown: 13,200
SNAPSHOT
TO SHARE
Some of my most
memorable trips have
been to and from
the small mountain
kingdom of Bhutan.
I took this photo in
2002, during a flight
from Paro Airport to
Delhi, Indias capital.
The worlds highest
peaks, including
Mount Everest, are
not very far away.
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Baltic Outlook introduces you to

some of the most important people at
airBaltic its flight crew members
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HOW IT ALL
BEGAN
I have been associated with

aviation since my childhood,
because my father flew as an
Aeroflot pilot for 30 years, and
my mother was a flight attendant
service dispatcher. At the age of
four, I watched my dad conduct
training flights at Rigas Spilve
Airport. That was an intense
experience for me.
After graduating from high
school, I entered the Riga
Technical University, because at
that time it was not possible to
obtain a pilots licence in Latvia.
One had to go to Russia, and I
wasnt ready to do that. A couple
of years after I began my university
studies, Latvia regained its
independence, and I joined a group
of 28 students who began training
to become airline pilots. Five years
later, following all kinds of hurdles
and difficulties, I officially became
a qualified pilot and aviation
engineer. That was followed by
two years of service at the Latvian
National Armed Forces air base in
Lielvrde as a helicopterpilot.
I joined airBaltic in 1998 as a
first officer on SAAB 340 planes.
Then I flew AVRO 70 aircraft. In
2004, I became a captain of Fokker
50 planes. These were followed
by Boeing 737s and now, the
Bombardier CS300.
Im proud that my oldest
son has also obtained an Airline
Transport Pilot License (ATPL)
and is ready to begin work as a
professional pilot.
HOBBIES
I enjoy cycling and

swimming in the summer,
and I play volleyball both
in the summer and in the
winter. Im also interested
in astronomy.
THREE THINGS
THAT I NEVER
LEAVE HOME
WITHOUT
My ID, cellular phone and a
good mood.
LAST
FAVOURITE
DESTINATION RESTAURANT
32.augusts restaurant in
FLOWN
Mrupe. Its not far from
TO AS A
my house, has a nice
PASSENGER
atmosphere and offers good
To Prague, as a tourist.
It is one of Europes
most beautiful capital
cities, with an illustrious
history and beautiful
architecture.
BEST THING
ABOUT BEING
A PILOT
I have never thought of
changing my profession. I
am in the right place and
doing what I love to do.
It really is a gift from God
when your work can also
be your hobby.
food. However, Im even

fonder of home cooking,
which is why my favourite
meals of all are cooked at
home.
FAVOURITE
BOOK
I enjoy reading different

genres. I liked Dan Browns
Inferno and Michael Talbots
The Holographic Universe.
THINGS
THAT MIGHT
SURPRISE A
PASSENGER
WHO STEPS
INTO THE
COCKPIT
Up until now, people were

usually surprised at the large
number of buttons and dials.
Now, in a CS300, theyd be
surprised at the modern and
state-of-the art equipment.
FAVOURITE
RUNWAY
I wont be original here. Its

Riga. After all, theres no
place like home!
1. Flight attendant
SINTIJA ERNE
joined airBaltic four
years ago. She loves
to visit the cockpit,
which provides
beautiful views of the
Earthbelow.
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PLACES
2. Sintija enjoys taking

long walks outdoors in
the company of good
friends, regardless of
the weather, tea mug
in hand.
3. Sintija visited Dubai
for the first time last
February. She spent
most of her holiday
on the beach and
brought back beautiful
seashells as souvenirs
for her loved ones.
Text by ILZE VTOLA

Photos courtesy of
SINTIJAERNE, IVO ERHARDS
and BAIBA SABAJEVA
PICKED BY
OUR FLIGHT
ATTENDANTS
4. During a stopover in
Milan, Sintija climbed
a staircase all the way
up to the top of the
Duomocathedral.
5. Senior cabin
crew member
IVOERHARDS on
one of the first flights
with airBaltics new
Bombardier CS300.
This is the fifth aircraft
model on which he
has worked.
6. Ivo has been
cycling since his
childhood, but
became seriously
involved with the
sport four years ago.
Last November, he
cycled 490 kilometres
through Cyprus in
fivedays.
airBaltics cabin
crew members
introduce you to
their favourite
places in
theworld.
7. Ivo has cycled

through many
European countries,
and Cyprus is the
most bicycle-friendly
nation that he has
visited, with good
roads and relatively
little traffic. He plans
to return there soon.
8. Senior cabin
crew member
BAIBA SABAJEVA
is passionate
about Spain and
flamencodancing.
9. Baiba has been flamenco

dancing for the past three
years and has learned how
to speak Spanish quite well.
She brings her flamenco
shoes and castanets
along on work trips and
practices flamenco dance
routines in her hotel room
duringlayovers.
10. Baiba (centre) together
with her colleagues at the
Palermo airport.
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FLEET
JANUARY FLIGHT SCHEDULE

Flight No
From
AMSTERDAM
BT 617 RIX
BT 619 RIX
BARCELONA
BT 681 RIX
BT 681 RIX
BERLIN Tegel
BT 211 RIX
BT 213 RIX
BILLUND
BT 147 RIX
BRUSSELS
BT 601 RIX
BT 607 RIX
BT 603 RIX
BUDAPEST
BT 491 RIX
COPENHAGEN
BT 131 RIX
BT 135 RIX
BT 139 RIX
To
Flights to RIGA
Days
Departure Arrival
AMS 123456- 07:35 9:00

AMS 12345-7 16:25 17:50
BCN ------7
BCN -2-4-6TXL
TXL
BLL
07:35 10:20
07:40 10:25
1234567 08:15 9:10

12345-7 18:05 19:00
1-3-5-7
12:25 13:30
BRU 12345-- 06:20 8:20

BRU -----612:05 14:05
BRU 12345-7 16:20 18:20
BUD 1---5-7
12:20 13:45
CPH 1234567 07:30 08:10

CPH 1234567 12:30 13:10
CPH 1234567 18:25 19:05
DUSSELDORF
BT 233 RIX DUS ------7
12:00
BT 233 RIX DUS 1-3-5-15:10
FRANKFURT
BT 245 RIX FRA 1234--7 16:25
HAMBURG
BT 251 RIX HAM -2-4--07:20
BT 255 RIX HAM -----612:20
BT 253 RIX HAM --3-5-7
18:05
HELSINKI
BT 301 RIX HEL 123456- 07:40
BT 303 RIX HEL -----614:25
BT 303 RIX HEL 12345-7 14:55
BT 307 RIX HEL 12345-7 18:20
BT 307 RIX HEL -----618:50
BT 325 RIX HEL 12345-7 23:05
KIEV
BT 400 RIX KBP 123456- 07:20
BT 404 RIX KBP 12345-7 18:15
LARNACA
BT 657 RIX LCA -----618:20
LONDON Gatwick
BT 651 RIX LGW -2---607:45
BT 651 RIX LGW 1--4--09:05
BT 653 RIX LGW --3-5-7
15:50
BT 653 RIX LGW 1-----16:20
MILAN Malpensa
BT 629 RIX MXP 1-3-56- 07:40
BT 629 RIX MXP ------7
11:10
MINSK
BT 412 RIX MSQ 1-3---7
12:45
MOSCOW Sheremetyevo
BT 424 RIX SVO 123456- 07:20
BT 428 RIX SVO 12345-- 12:50
BT 422 RIX SVO 12345-7 18:15
BT 422 RIX SVO -----619:20
BT 426 RIX SVO 12345-7 23:15
MUNICH
BT 221 RIX MUC 1234-6- 07:20
BT 223 RIX MUC 1-345-7 16:25
OSLO
BT 151 RIX OSL 123456- 08:05
BT 159 RIX OSL ----5-7
12:20
BT 153 RIX OSL 12345-7 18:10
PALANGA
BT 033 RIX PLQ -----618:50
BT 033 RIX PLQ 12345-7 23:25
PARIS Charles de Gaulles
BT 691 RIX CDG 123456- 07:25
BT 693 RIX CDG 1-3-5-7 16:00
PRAGUE
BT 481 RIX PRG 1234567 12:30
ROME Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino
BT 631 RIX FCO --3-5-07:55
BT 633 RIX FCO 1-----13:20
SALZBURG (Wolfgang A Mozart)
13:20
BT 437 RIX SZG -----6STOCKHOLM Arlanda
BT 101 RIX ARN 1234567 07:30
BT 105 RIX ARN 1234567 12:05
BT 107 RIX ARN 12345-- 14:50
BT 109 RIX ARN 1234567 19:00
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13:40
16:50
18:10
08:25
13:25
19:10
08:45
15:30
16:00
19:25
19:55
00:10+1
9:10
20:05
22:10
08:35
10:00
16:45
17:15
09:25
12:55
14:55
10:00
15:30
20:55
22:00
01:55+1
Flight No
From
Flights from Riga

To
AMSTERDAM
BT 618
AMS RIX
BT 618
AMS RIX
BT 620
AMS RIX
BARCELONA
BT 682
BCN RIX
BT 682
BCN RIX
BERLIN Tegel
BT 212
TXL RIX
BT 214
TXL RIX
BILLUND
BT 148
BLL RIX
BRUSSELS
BT 602
BRU RIX
BT 608
BRU RIX
BT 604
BRU RIX
BUDAPEST
BT 492
BUD RIX
COPENHAGEN
BT 132
CPH RIX
BT 136
CPH RIX
BT 136
CPH RIX
BT 140
CPH RIX
DUSSELDORF
BT 234
DUS RIX
BT 234
DUS RIX
FRANKFURT
BT 246
FRA RIX
HAMBURG
BT 252
HAM RIX
BT 256
HAM RIX
BT 254
HAM RIX
HELSINKI
BT 326
HEL RIX
BT 302
HEL RIX
BT 304
HEL RIX
BT 308
HEL RIX
Days
Departure
Flight No
From
Flights to Riga
To
Days
Departure Arrival
ST-PETERSBURG
123-56- 10:20 13:35
---4--11:00 14:15
12345-7 18:55 22:10
------7
-2-4-6-
10:55 15:35
12:20 17:00
1234567 09:50 12:40

12345-7 19:30 22:20
1-3-5-7
14:40 17:30
12345-- 09:05 12:50

-----614:35 18:20
12345-7 18:50 22:35
1---5-7
14:15 17:35
1234567
1---5--234-67
1234567
08:50
13:45
14:55
19:40
------7
1-3-5--
14:15 17:45
17:25 20:55
1234--7
11:25
16:20
17:30
22:15
18:45 22:20
BT 442
RIX
LED
BT 444
RIX
LED
BT 444
RIX
LED
BT 444
RIX
BT 446
-2-4-------6--3-5-7
08:55 11:50
14:25 17:20
19:40 22:35
1234561234567
1234567
12345-7
05:35
10:15
16:30
21:05
KIEV
BT 401
KBP RIX 123456BT 405
KBP RIX 12345-7
LARNACA
BT 658
LCA RIX ------7
LONDON Gatwick
BT 652
LGW RIX -2---6BT 652
LGW RIX 1--4--BT 654
LGW RIX --3-5-7
BT 654
LGW RIX 1-----MILAN Malpensa
BT 630
MXP RIX 1-3-56BT 630
MXP RIX ------7
MINSK
BT 413
MSQ RIX 1-3---7
MOSCOW Sheremetyevo
BT 427
SVO RIX 123456BT 425
SVO RIX 1234567
BT 429
SVO RIX 12345-BT 423
SVO RIX 12345-7
06:40
11:20
17:35
22:10
09:40 11:35
20:35 22:30
12:25 16:25
09:25
11:00
17:30
18:00
14:10
15:45
22:15
22:45
10:10 13:55
13:40 17:25
15:35 15:45
05:50
10:45
16:25
21:40
06:35
11:30
17:10
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13:55
22:25
18:20
10:55
15:00
17:45
22:00
Departure
LED RIX 123456- 06:15 06:35
12-4--7
18:30 20:50
BT 445
LED RIX 12345-7 21:40 22:00
LED
-----6-
19:00 21:20
BT 445
LED RIX 12-4--7
RIX
LED
12345-7 23:15 01:35+1
BT 311
RIX
TLL
123456- 07:30 08:20
BT 362
TLL RIX 123456- 05:50 06:40
BT 313
RIX
TLL
12345-7 12:15 13:05
BT 312
TLL RIX 1234567 10:40 11:30
BT 315
RIX
TLL
-----6-
14:25 15:15
BT 314
TLL RIX 12345--
13:30 14:20
BT 315
RIX
TLL
12345--
15:30 16:20
BT 314
TLL RIX ------7
14:20 15:10
BT 317
RIX
TLL
12345-7 18:20 19:10
BT 316
TLL RIX 123456- 16:45 17:35
BT 317
RIX
TLL
-----6-
BT 318
TLL RIX 12345-7 21:30 22:20
BT 361
RIX
TLL
12345-7 23:10 23:59
Jan 16-31
TALLINN
18:50 19:40
Jan 01-15
Jan 16-31
21:40 22:00
RIX
TAT
-----6-
14:10 14:50
BT 486
TAT RIX -----6-
15:25 18:10
BT 724
RIX
TBS
RIX
TBS
----5-7
22:55 04:25+1 BT 725
TBS RIX 1----6-
05:10 06:45
----5--
22:55 04:25+1 BT 725
TBS RIX -----6-
05:10 06:45
Jan 01-13
Jan 20-27
TEL AVIV
Jan 02-14
Jan 21-28
TEL AVIV
BT 771
RIX
TLV
-----6-
14:25 18:45
BT 772
TLV RIX --3----
06:40 11:15
BT 771
RIX
TLV
-2-4---
23:30 03:50+1 BT 772
TLV RIX ----5--
07:10 11:45
BT 772
TLV RIX ------7
08:20 12:55
TKU RIX 12-456-
05:35 06:40
VRN RIX -----6-
14:50 18:20
09:45 13:05
TURKU
TKU 1-345-7
23:20 00:30+1 BT 360
VERONA
RIX
VRN -----6-
12:35 14:10
BT 626
RIX
VIE
1-34-6-
07:15 08:40
BT 432
VIE
RIX 1-34-6-
BT 433
RIX
VIE
12345-7 16:45 18:10
BT 434
VIE
RIX 12345-7 18:50 22:10
BT 341
RIX
VNO 123456- 07:30 08:20
BT 350
VNO RIX 123456- 05:50 6:40
BT 343
RIX
VNO 12345-7 12:15 13:05
BT 342
VNO RIX 1234567 10:40 11:30
BT 345
RIX
VNO -----6-
14:25 15:15
BT 344
VNO RIX 12345--
13:30 14:20
BT 345
RIX
VNO 12345--
15:30 16:20
BT 344
VNO RIX ------7
14:20 15:10
BT 347
RIX
VNO 12345-7 18:20 19:10
BT 346
VNO RIX 123456- 16:45 17:35
BT 347
RIX
VNO -----6-
BT 348
VNO RIX 12345-7 21:25 22:15
BT 349
RIX
VNO 12345-7 23:10 23:59
BT 461
RIX
WAW 12-456-
07:45 08:10
BT 462
WAW RIX 12-456-
09:00 11:25
BT 467
RIX
WAW ------7
12:40 13:05
BT 468
WAW RIX ------7
15:00 17:25
VILNIUS
18:50 19:40
YL-BBE
WARSAW
ZURICH
CFM563C1
Number of seats
Max takeoff weight
Max payload
Length
Wing span
Cruising speed
Commercial range
Fuel consumption
Engine
120
58 metric tons
13.5 metric tons
29.79 m
28.9 m
800 km/h
3500 km
3000 l/h
CFM563
ZURICH
RIX
ZRH 1-34567 12:05 13:35
Flights from Tallinn

From
To
BT 642
ZRH RIX 1-34567 14:10
17:40
Departure Arrival
Flight No
From
To
Days
Departure
Arrival
AMSTERDAM
BT 621
TLL
AMS -2-----
06:10 07:45
BT 622
AMS TLL -2-4---
09:15 12:35
BT 621
TLL
AMS ---4--7
07:05 08:40
BT 622
AMS TLL ------7
10:20 13:40
BT 621
TLL
AMS 1-3-5--
08:05 9:40
BT 622
AMS TLL 1-3-56-
11:40 15:00
BT 621
TLL
AMS -----6-
09:25 11:00
TXL
14:15 15:10
BERLIN Tegel
TLL
BERLIN Tegel
-2-4--7

TLL
CDG 1-3-5--
BT 202
TXL TLL -2-4--7
15:40 18:30

15:45 17:55
VIENNA
BT 690
CDG TLL 1-3-5--
18:40 22:35
VIE
20:55 00:15+1
VIENNA
TLL
VIE
---4--7
19:05 20:25
BT 208
TLL ---4--7
VILNIUS
BT 332
TLL
VNO 1234---
08:50 10:10
BT 331
VNO TLL 1234---
BT 336
TLL
VNO 12345-7 19:40 21:00
BT 335
VNO TLL 12345-7 19:40 21:05
From
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NextGen
Flights to Tallinn
Days
AMSTERDAM
Flight No
142/144/146
63 metric tons
14.2 metric tons
32.18 m
31.22 m
800 km/h
3500 km
3000 l/h
Boeing 737500
VILNIUS
WARSAW
BT 207
Number of seats
Max takeoff weight
Max payload
Length
Wing span
Cruising speed
Commercial range
Fuel consumption
Engine
VIENNA
BT 431
BT 201
PW 1521G
VERONA
VIENNA
Flight No
YL-BBX
TURKU
RIX
145
67.6 metric tons
16.7 metric tons
38.7 m
35.1 m
870 km/h
4575 km
2200 l/h
Boeing 737300
TBILISI
BT 724
BT 641
Engine
TATRY/POPRAD
TBILISI
BT 625
Number of seats
Max take-off weight
Max payload
Length
Wing span
Cruising speed
Commercial range
Fuel consumption
TALLINN
TATRY/POPRAD
BT 485
Bombardier CS300
Arrival
LED RIX 1234567 11:00 11:20
To
08:45 10:10
Flights to Vilnius
Days
Departure Arrival
AMSTERDAM
Flight No
From
To
Days
Departure
Arrival
AMSTERDAM
BT 609
VNO AMS 1------
05:40 07:45
BT 610
AMS VNO 1-3----
09:15 13:00
BT 609
VNO AMS --3----
06:35 08:40
BT 610
AMS VNO ----5--
10:20 14:05
BT 609
VNO AMS -2-4567
07:15 09:20
BT 610
AMS VNO -----67
10:40 14:25
BT 610
AMS VNO ---4---
11:00 14:45
BT 610
AMS VNO -2-----
11:40 15:25
17:30
16:10
22:00
Days
BT 447
Flights from Vilnius

06:35
11:30
To
BT 443
Jan 01-15
VILNIUS
12:20
17:20
22:20
From
12345-7 18:30 20:50
BT 689
13:05
22:10
Flight No
ST-PETERSBURG
123456- 07:50 10:10
BT 359
MUNICH
BT 222
MUC RIX 1234-6- 09:35
BT 224
MUC RIX 1-345-7 18:40
OSLO
09:00
BT 152
OSL RIX 123456- 09:30
13:15
BT 160
OSL RIX ----5-7
14:30
19:05
BT 154
OSL RIX 12345-7 19:30
PALANGA
19:35
BT 032
PLQ RIX 123456- 05:50
00:10+1 BT 033
PLQ RIX ------7
10:45
09:20
BT 692
CDG RIX 123456- 10:10
17:55
BT 694
CDG RIX 1-3-5-7 18:40
PRAGUE
13:40
BT 482
PRG RIX 1234567 14:25
ROME Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino
10:00
BT 632
FCO RIX --3-5-12:00
15:25
BT 634
FCO RIX 1-----17:50
SALZBURG (Wolfgang A Mozart)
14:30
BT 438
SZG RIX -----615:15
STOCKHOLM Arlanda
07:45
BT 102
ARN RIX 1234567 08:40
12:20
BT 106
ARN RIX 12345-- 12:50
15:05
BT 108
ARN RIX 1234567 15:35
19:15
BT 110
ARN RIX 1234567 19:45
09:00
18:05
Arrival
BERLIN Tegel
BERLIN Tegel
BT 215
VNO TXL
1-3-5--
14:40 15:35
BT 216
TXL VNO 1-3-5--
16:05 18:55
BT 215
VNO TXL
------7
14:50 15:45
BT 216
TXL VNO ------7
16:15
STOCKHOLM Arlanda
19:05
STOCKHOLM Arlanda
BT 113
VNO ARN 12345--
19:20 20:05
BT 114
ARN VNO 12345--
20:35 23:15
BT 113
VNO ARN ------7
19:30 20:15
BT 114
ARN VNO ------7
20:45 23:25
08:50 10:10
TALLINN
TALLINN
BT 331
VNO TLL
1234---
08:45 10:10
BT 332
TLL VNO 1234---
BT 335
VNO TLL
12345-7 19:40 21:05
BT 336
TLL VNO 12345-7 19:40 21:00
YL-BBT
The given information is a subject to amandements and cancellations taken unilaterally by airBaltic-
Flights from RIGA
Number of seats
Max take-off weight
Max payload
Length
Wing span
Cruising speed
Commercial range
Fuel consumption
Engine
76
29.6 metric tons
8.6 metric tons
32.83 m
28.42
660 km/h
2084 km
1074 l/h
P&W 150A
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SNACKS & SWEETS

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DRINKS
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Goulash of beef and

vegetables with potatoes
60
Liellopu gaas un drzeu gulas ar kartupeiem

50
13,
10
OR
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OR
OR
OR
OR
50
13,
12
10
OR
10
OR
12
11
OR
Roast beef salad with hard cheese,

potatoes and horseradish dressing
8,
OR
OR
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12
12
10
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION HAS ADVERSE EFFECTS. IT IS PROHIBITED
TO SELL, PURCHASE OR GIVE ALCOHOL TO UNDERAGE PERSONS.
10
OR
68
50
Cepta vista kokosriekstu-karija

merc, pasniegta ar rsiem
OR
Rostbifa salti
8 ar cieto sieru,
kartupeiem un mrrutku mrci
116
OR
Coconut
OR
ORcurry with chicken,
served with rice
10
OR
OR
OR
OR
50
7,
12
OR
12
11
OR
OR
OR
OR
50
8,
8
12
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Goulash of beef and

vegetables with potatoes
60
Liellopu gaas un drzeu gulas ar kartupeiem

OR
OR
OR
50
13,
10
OR
OR
12
Coconut
OR
ORcurry with chicken,
served with rice
10
7
12
10
OR
68
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Cepta vista kokosriekstu-karija

merc, pasniegta ar rsiem
Roast beef salad with hard cheese,

potatoes and horseradish dressing
116
50
7,
Rostbifa salti
8 ar cieto sieru,
kartupeiem un mrrutku mrci
OR
OR
12
11
OR
OR
OR
OR
50
8,
8
12
d
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10
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50
13,
10
OR
12
Mantinga
milk chocolate drop muffin
78
10
OR
OR
OR
OR
10
OR
OR
OR
50
7,
OR
OR
10
Tapas: olvas, maizes standzias, siers,

iis un mini fuet desias
OR
66
12
10
OR
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4.50
OR
OR
OR
50
7,
OR
OR
12
OR
OR
11
OR
OR
OR
Batchelors
Cup a Soup chicken soup
79
12
50
10
OR
OR
Kruasns ar ckgaas ii, sieru un marintiem guriem
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12
Laa sviestmaize skandinvu gaum
50
7,
50
Croissant with ham,

cheese and pickled cucumbers
10
5
OR
OR
12
OR
OR
Uzkodu plate ar cietajiem, mkstajiem sieriem un olvm
11
80
OR
Snack platter of hard and 8

soft cheese with olives
OR
12
Tapas: olives, breadsticks,

cheese, ham and
mini fuet sausages
OR
70
13,
10
OR
Scandinavian style salmon sandwich
72
12
OR
50
12
OR
OR
50
OR
OR
10
8,
Karsta unORgarga vistas un siera karstmaize
OR
50
11
69
13,
12
OR
Hot and tasty chicken and cheese panini
OR
Kkss ar piena okoldes gabaliiem
OR
8,
OR
Ask the cabin crew about the ingredients of a given product or what allergens it contains.
Jautjiet stjuartiem par produktu sastvu un tajos esoajiem alergniem.
.
12
OR
10
Pre-order your meal at
Vistas zupa

6
12
10
OR
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8
6
OR
50
7,
Nachos
salted tortilla chips with tomato salsa, 90 G
12
11
OR
OR
Slti tortiljas ipsi ar tomtu salsu
OR
50
13,
10
12
10
50
8,
OR
OR
OR
OR
OR
OR
10
10
OR
OR
Pringles
Original or Sour Cream & Onion
potato chips, 40 G
OR
49 / 50
2.50
Kartupeu ipsi oriinlie vai

ar krjuma un spolu garu
50
7,
11
OR
OR
OR
12
12
12
OR
OR
OR
Oloves
natural green pitted olives
with basil and garlic, 30 G
75
2.50
Olvas ar baziliku un iplokiem

OR
50
8,
12
OR
OR
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
10 HAS ADVERSE EFFECTS. IT IS PROHIBITED
TO SELL, PURCHASE OR GIVE ALCOHOL TO UNDERAGE PERSONS.
6
Sun Valley
finest quality salted peanuts, 50 G
12 51
10
2.50
Noo Cepekungs
Parmesan Snack cigar sausages, 85 G
62
Slti zemesrieksti
Cigrdesias ar Parmas sieru
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The Beginnings
Gingerbread cookies, 70 G
21
4.50
The Beginnings
Black Currant cookies, 80 G
23
Gingerbread cookies with dates, coconut and cocoa
Upeu cepumi
Piparkkas ar datelm, kokosriekstiem un kakao
4.50
Taste from Latvia
Taste from Latvia
Twix Xtra
chocolate bar
57
2.50
Maigums
vanilla zephyr
in dark chocolate coating, 45 G
59
okoldes batoni
Vanias zefrs tumaj okold
Taste from Latvia
OR
Herkuless
oatmeal porridge with sweet cream,
raspberries and blackberries, 15 CL
OR
OR
OR
58
Auzu biezputra ar saldo krjumu, avenm un kazenm

,
Pre-order your meal at
Candy Pizza
jelly sweets, 85 G
Fun ingredients, better pizza. Best treat for kids!

elejas konfektes picas veid. Jautrkas sastvdaas, gardka pica.
Labk sald izklaide jsu brnam!
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BalticWater
natural mineral water,
lightly mineralised, 33 CL
28 / 27
2.50
Bottega Gold
Proseco Brut (Italy),
20 CL, 11%
Produced exclusively for airBaltic by Venden,

comes from Gauja National Park in Latvia.
Still / Sparkling
Mot & Chandon

champagne (France),
20 CL, 12%
11
ampanietis (Francija)
()
Dzirkstoais vns (Itlija)
Dabgais minerldens ar zemu mineralizcijas pakpi.

To pai airBaltic lidojumiem rao Venden no
Gaujas nacionlaj park iegta dens.
Negzts / Gzts
21
Gift / Dvan /
Mot & Chandon Mini-Flute Gold
()

.
Venden airBaltic,
.
/
Tymbark juice, 30 CL
Apple / Tomato / Orange
24 / 25 / 26
3
Dolie Reserve Sauvignon
white wine (France), 18.7 CL, 12%
Sula bolu / tomtu / apelsnu

/ /
Coca-Cola /
Coca-Cola Zero /
Schweppes, 33 CL
20 / 22 / 29
12
Baltvns (Francija) / ()
Dolie Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

red wine (France), 18.7 CL, 12.5%
13
Sarkanvns (Francija) / ()
Coffee or tea black / green / camomile

33 / 31 / 32 / 34
Vinnis honey, 20 G
73
0.50
Cappuccino or
hot chocolate
36 / 30
Kafija vai tja meln / za / kumelu
Medus
Kapuno vai karst okolde
/ /
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Riga Black Balsam, 4 CL, 45% or

Riga Black Balsam Currant, 4 CL, 30%
14 / 8
Traditional Latvian herbal bitter

Rgas Melnais Balzams vai
Rgas Melnais Balzams upeu

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Johnnie Walker whisky, 5 CL, 40%

Stolichnaya Premium vodka, 5 CL, 40%
Bombay Sapphire dry gin, 5 CL, 40%
Camus cognac, 3 CL, 40%
17 / 15 / 7 / 18
Viskijs /
Degvns /
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Shopping&Gifts
Special Offer
Whisky & Cola
in January
Viskijs & Cola / &
163
Calvin Klein One shock

EDT for him, 100 ml
Oriental fragrance with masculine tobacco
musk and smooth spice of black basil and
cardamom. Edgy. Sexy. Impulsive.
Tualetes dens vrieiem.
.
24.00
24.00
159
Moschino Uomo
EDT for him, 75 ml
Masculine blend of musky
spices, fresh fruit and undertones
of amberwood. A modern and
refreshing fragrance.
Tualetes dens vrieiem.
.
19.90
160
Moschino Funny
EDT for her, 50 ml
A mischievous fragrance
with notes of bitter orange,
green tea, peony, jasmine,
amber and violet.
Tualetes dens sievietm.
.
19.90
Light beer in golden colour,

with balanced taste
50 CL, 5.1%
10
162
Calvin Klein One Shock

EDT for her, 100 ml
Floriental fragrance
opens with passion flower,
drizzled with a liquid chocolate
accord and finishes with
second skin musk.
Edgy. Sexy. Impulsive.
Tualetes dens sievietm.
.
24.00
161
Viegls alus gaii zeltain krs, ar sabalanstu garu
Paco Rabanne Paco

EDT unisex, 100 ml
A fresh and invigorating fragrance
that is unlike any other.
Modern, young and universal.
For women and for men.
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Taste from Latvia
Tualetes dens vrieiem un sievietm.

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19.90
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WATCHES
Pulkstei /
WATCHES
Pulkstei /
Lambretta
Cielo Zebra WATCH FOR WOMEN
GIFT WITH
PURCHASE!
NAIL PATCHES
90
63
AIRLINE PREFFERED
Take a walk on the wild side! Add an edge to your style with this unique
timepiece and fashion accessory, an amazing tool to make any outfit
look bold and creative. Comes with complimentary black and white
dotted nail patches that are easy and fast to apply, fashionably matched
to the Cielo Zebra watch.
aujiet vau instinktiem! Akcentjiet savu stilu ar o uniklo laikrdi un
modes aksesuru tas ir lielisks piederums, kas liks jebkuram trpam
izskatties drosmgam un radoam. Komplekt papildus ietvertas baltas
nagu uzlmes ar melniem punktiiem, kas ir viegli un tri uzlmjamas un
veido stilgu saskau ar Cielo Zebra pulksteni.

Cielo Zebra.
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MOVEMENT
DIAL SIZE
CASE MATERIAL
STRAP MATERIAL
37
QUARTZ
STEEL
WATC H E S
18
Juicy Couture
Pedigree WATCH FOR WOMEN
225
164
Sparkling accents combined with royal blue make this three-hand watch the absolute must-have of the season. The rotating sun and the
sparkling stones on the rose gold coloured bezel highlight the feminine character. The blue leather strap with crocodile embossing perfectly
rounds off the elegant look and makes the watch the perfect companion for any occasion.
Rokas pulkstenis sievietm. Dzirkstoie akcenti apvienojum ar piestinti zilo toni izce t sezonas aktualitti. Ciparncas rotjo saule un
mirdzoie akmei roz zelta ietvar izcels panieces sievibu. Eleganta das siksnia zil krs ar krokodildas faktru padara o pulksteni
par idelu sabiedroto katram dzves gadjumam.
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MOVEMENT
QUARTZ
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DIAL SIZE
33
STRAP LENGTH
20
WATER RESISTANCE
10 ATM
CASE MATERIAL
STEEL
STRAP MATERIAL
20 CM
LEATHER
155
186
Thomas Sabo
Glam & Soul WATCH FOR WOMEN
STRAP LENGTH
This eye-catching watch in pink rubber, rose gold covered case and crystal covered
bezel delivers true Juicy Couture glam! The roman indexes make this timepiece
feminine and classy. The perfect sport and feminine watch to keep every Juicy girl
stylishly on time!
is pamanmais pulkstenis ar roz silikona siksniu, roza zeltu prkltu korpusu un
kristliem rotto rmi sniegs jums stu Juicy Couture pieredzi. Ciparnca ar romieu
cipariem pieir laikrdim sievibu un eleganci. Idels, sportisks un sievigs pulkstenis,
kas ikvienai Juicy meitenei aus eleganti ierasties laik!

Juicy Couture! .
, Juicy Couture
!
MOVEMENT
DIAL SIZE
CASE MATERIAL
STRAP MATERIAL
QUARTZ
STEEL
37 MM
STRAP LENGTH
23 CM
WATER RESISTANCE
3 ATM
SILICONE
LEATHER
WATCHES
Pulkstei /
Hippie Chic
Boho WATCH FOR WOMEN
WATCHES
Pulkstei /
16
121
A quirky and feminine handmade watch with a bohemian vibe.

Made with genuine leather straps adorned with wooden beads and charms.
With the vintage-style dial and braided cord bracelets, Hippie Chic will add a
Boho feel and laidback style to your outfit.
Rokas pulkstenis sievigas bohmas noskas. Ar koka prltm un amuletiem
rottas savtas das siksnias, ciparnca ar nodiluma efektu. Aizdare ar savelkou saiti.
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MOVEMENT
QUARTZ
DIAL SIZE
22
STRAP LENGTH
17-28
CASE MATERIAL
STEEL
STRAP MATERIAL
LEATHER
Hippie Chic
Amber Set
91
25
Limited
stock
Ask Cabin Crew for availability
The watch and bracelet set will add a laidback glamorous

style to any outfit. The genuine leather braided strap is
finished with a vintage effect dial. The set is completed
with a bronze embellished bracelet & stylish fine
entwined bracelet which are the perfect complement to
this on-trend watch.
Pulkstenis un rokassprdzes komplekts, kas ikvienam
trpam pieirs bezrpgu eleganci. Pta pulkstea siksnia
no stas das un ciparnca ar nodiluma efektu. Divas
rokassprdzes stilga, smalki vta un ar bronzu rotta
lieliski papildina o pulksteni.
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DIAL SIZE
CASE MATERIAL
STRAP MATERIAL
QUARTZ
STEEL
22 MM
LEATHER
STRAP LENGTH
15.5-22.5 CM
52
0
Ingersoll
Automatic watch Golden Age
92
250
Rose gold plated case, automatic movement, 22 jewels, separate

indicators for 24 hours, day of week, month and date. Cream dial,
black croco-embossed leather strap.
Korpuss ar roz zelta prkljumu, automtisks mehnisms,
22 drgakmei, atsevii 24 stundu, nedas dienas, mnea un
datuma rdtji. Krmkrsas ciparnca, melna das siksnia ar
krokodildas faktru.
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MOVEMENT
AUTOMATIC
DIAL SIZE
45
WATER RESISTANCE
3 ATM
Limited
stock
Ask Cabin Crew for availability
Ingersoll
Automatic watch Princeton
85
STEEL
STRAP MATERIAL
LEATHER
250
Stainless steel case, automatic movement, 35 jewels, separate

indicators for date, month, day of week and a see through open-heart
showing vivid movement of the balance wheel. Black dial, distressed
black leather strap.
Nersjo trauda korpuss, automtisks mehnisms, 35 drgakmei,
atsevii datuma, mnea un nedas dienas rdtji ar lieliem
indikatoriem, k ar atvrums, kur redzama pulkstea mehnisma
darbba. Melna ciparnca, melna vecintas das siksnia.
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16-21
MOVEMENT
DIAL SIZE
CASE MATERIAL
STRAP MATERIAL
44
WATER RESISTANCE
5 ATM
STRAP LENGTH
17-23
FEAUTURES
CHRONOGRAPH
STEEL
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CASE MATERIAL
52
LEATHER
FEAUTURES
CHRONOGRAPH
WATCHES
Pulkstei /
Aviator
Gents World Time Pilot WATCH
119
WATCHES
Pulkstei /
149
Stylish and classic with unique blue chronograph dial, gold plated features and luminous hands. Dial includes propeller themed second counter,
calendar, hour indicators and rotating inner world time bezel.
Stilgs un vienlaikus klasisks pulkstenis ar uniklu zilu hronogrfa ciparncu, ar zeltu prkltm detam un mirdzoiem rdtjiem. Ciparnca ar
propellera veida sekunu rdtju, kalendru, stundu indikatoru un rotjou iekjo pasaules laika ciparncas ietvaru.
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MOVEMENT
QUARTZ
DIAL SIZE
45
STRAP LENGTH
22.5
WATER RESISTANCE
10 ATM
CASE MATERIAL
STEEL
Kartel
Lewis Watch
SILVER / GREEN SUNRAY GREY

95
STRAP MATERIAL
LEATHER
MOVEMENT
DIAL SIZE
CASE MATERIAL
STRAP MATERIAL
STEEL
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37
LEATHER
CHRONOGRAPH
75
This modern classic by Kartel features a striking sunray dial with

applied hour markers alongside an understated Kartel logo.
Modernais un vienlaikus klasiskais Kartel pulkstenis ar skatienu
piesaistou ciparncu saules staru tehnik, izteiksmgm stundu
atzmm un neuzkrtou Kartel logotipu.
Kartel :

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Kartel.
QUARTZ
FEAUTURES
STRAP LENGTH
23.5
12
Scuderia Ferrari
Red Rev WATCH FOR MEN
151
109
A new generation in the most successful family in the Scuderia Ferrari line, Red Rev captures the thrill of race day with a bold honeycomb
texture inspired by the layered structure of a race cars monocoque.
Scuderia Ferrari lnijas veiksmgk segmenta jaunks paaudzes modelim Red Rev ir izdevies notvert sacku dienas trauksmi, kas,
iedvesmojoties no sacku automobiu virsbves krtains struktras, atspoguota ciparncas medus kres faktr.
Scuderia Ferrari, Red Rev
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MOVEMENT
QUARTZ
DIAL SIZE
44
STRAP LENGTH
23 CM
WATER RESISTANCE
5 ATM
CASE MATERIAL
STEEL
STRAP MATERIAL
SILICONE
WATCHES
Pulkstei /
WATCHES
Pulkstei /
210
Tommy Hilfiger
Casual Sport WATCH FOR MEN
184
Hugo Boss
Ambassador WATCH FOR MEN
124
215
185
The black dial with date display is in stylish contrast

to the black, crocodile-embossed leather strap.
Meln ciparnca ar datuma funkciju eleganti kontrast
ar melnu das siksniu krokodildas rakst.

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DIAL SIZE
STRAP LENGTH
WATER RESISTANCE
CASE MATERIAL
STRAP MATERIAL
QUARTZ
3 ATM
44
STEEL
21 CM
LEATHER
Cool, sport and American inspirations of Tommy Hilfiger design for him. Round case with blue dial and red detail on the pusher are sure to bring
attention to its owner.
Moderns, sportisks un ameriknisks Tommy Hilfiger vrieu pulkstenis. Apaais korpuss ar zilu ciparncu un sarkanm detam uz regulanas
pogas liks pievrst uzmanbu pulkstea paniekam.
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MOVEMENT
QUARTZ
DIAL SIZE
46
STRAP LENGTH
19-25
CASE MATERIAL
WATER RESISTANCE
STRAP MATERIAL
STEEL
5 ATM
FEAUTURES
LEATHER
Tommy Hilfiger
Cool Core FOR HIM
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CHRONOGRAPH
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This Tommy Hilfiger Jewelry black cord bracelet for him

is bold and masculine. Combine it with a watch and be sure to be
the center of attention with Tommy Hilfigers unique preppy style.
vrieu aproce no Tommy Hilfiger rotu kolekcijas ir drosmga
un vriga. Nsjiet to kop ar pulksteni, un Tommy Hilfiger
prstvt, unikl preppy-stila d js noteikti atradsieties
uzmanbas centr.
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STRAP LENGTH
20
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STRAP MATERIAL
LEATHER
WATCHES
Pulkstei /
Cluse
La Boheme MESH SILVER / WHITE WATCH
185
JEWELLERY
Rotas /
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This La Boheme model features an ultrathin case, crafted with precision. White and silver are
combined with a stainless steel mesh strap.
La Boheme modelis balt un sudraba krs ar pai plnu, preczi izstrdtu korpusu un ptu
siksniu no nersjo trauda.
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QUARTZ
DIAL SIZE
STRAP LENGTH
37
22.5 CM
CASE MATERIAL
STEEL
STRAP MATERIAL
STEEL
Buckley
Rose Cube Set
131
Komono
Winston Regal Cognac WATCH FOR MEN
89
122
Not too much, not too little. Every detail just right. Thats the nature of a real Komono
watch. A classic watch with a genuine Italian leather strap.
Rokas pulkstenis vrieiem. Viss ir tiei laik ne par daudz, ne par maz. Tda ir Komono
pulksteu btba. Klasisks pulkstenis ar dabgs das siksniu.
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MOVEMENT
DIAL SIZE
CASE MATERIAL
STRAP MATERIAL
MIYOTA
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LEATHER
STRAP LENGTH
22
WATER RESISTANCE
3 ATM
85
Each piece sparkles with neat rows of clear cubic zirconia which
are hand set into a polished rose gold plated casting. The pendant
and bracelet are finished with sleek rose gold plated snake chain.
Complete the look with a pair of shimmering hoop earrings.
Bracelet length is 21 cm and is fully adjustable with a toggle
fastening. Pendant length is 40 cm with a 5 cm extender.
Katr rot dzirkst preczs rinds izkrtoti, dzidri kubiskas formas
cirkoniji, kuri ar roku iestrdti pult, ar roz zeltu prklt
materil. Kaklarotai un rokassprdzei ir izsmalcinta, ciei savta
roz zelta prklta skveida dte. Papildiniet savu koptlu ar
mirdzoiem riveida auskariem. Rokassprdzes garums ir 21 cm,
t ir pielgojama rokai ar pau reguljou aizdares mehnismu.
Kaklarota ir 40 cm gara ar 5 cm pagarinjumu.

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PerlasOrquidea
Iona Pearl Bracelet
100
JEWELLERY
Rotas /
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A lovely and trendy bracelet that will always be the right accessory
to wear! Stunning black & white first quality organic Majorcan
pearls in 10 and 14 mm, magnetic hematite stones and sterling
silver beads on a rubber bracelet. Fits to all sizes!
Skaista un moderna rokassprdze, kas lieliski piestvs jebkuram
trpam! Uz gumijas rokassprdzes uzvrtas neatkrtojamas, augstas
kvalittes melnas un baltas Maljorkas prles (10 un 14 mm),
magntiski hematta akmei un sudraba lodtes. Universls izmrs!
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Set Tease BLACK
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PerlasOrquidea
DUO Earrings Set 4 IN 1
101
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Sterling silver earrings with 7 and 12 mm first quality organic

Majorcan pearls in black & white; the smaller one on the front and
a the bigger one on the backside of the earlobe (reversible). The
smaller ones can also be worn as classic stud earrings. 4 options!
Sudraba auskari ar augstas kvalittes melnm un baltm Maljorkas
prlm (7 un 12 mm). Mazk prle atrodas priekpus, bet
lielk aiz auss ipias (apvrama). Mazks prles var valkt ar
k klasiskus auskarus. etri valkanas varianti!

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Embrace elegance and charm with this exclusive Misaki Tease

rhodium plated pendant and earrings set. A silky black 8 mm
handmade pearl is finely nestled on a dual ring adorned with
sparkling crystals. Comes with matching 8 mm handmade earrings.
Pendant length: 42 47 cm.
Izjtiet eleganci un armu ar o ekskluzvo komplektu auskariem
un Misaki Tease kulonu ar rodija prkljumu! Ar rokm darint
zdaini meln 8 mm prle ir rpgi novietota uz diviem gredzeniem ar
mirdzoiem kristliem. Tlu nosldz ar rokm darinti 8 mm auskari.
Kulona garums: 42 47 cm.

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KENZO
Mini Tiger NECKLACE WITH DIAMONDS
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99
Andre Piasso
9 in 1 Earring Selection
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Made of sterling silver and diamonds, the Mini Tiger necklace is an iconic
reflection of the Kenzo jungle spirit.
Length: 43 cm. Size: 15 mm.
Leendr sudraba Mini Tiger kaklarota ar dimantiem atspoguo
Kenzo raksturgo dungu garu.
Garums: 43 cm. Lielums: 15 mm.
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A collection of gold, rose gold and rhodium plated earrings with crystals and synthetic pearls. Presented in a neatly folding earring caddy.
All hypoallergenic.
Auskaru komplekts 9 pri auskaru ar zelta un rodija prkljumu, kristla akmeu un sinttisko pru rotjumu. Ievietoti rt, salokm kastt.
Neizraisa aleriju.
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Bracelet Mix-it
97
Dyrberg/Kern
Travel Fairy Tales Bangles
49
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Inspired by the famous Danish author, H.C. Andersen who travelled the world to discover
remote cultures, this hand painted enamel rose gold coloured monogrammed bangle is trendy
and luxurious. Extra bangle has engraved quote by the Danish author To Travel Is To Live.
The bangles are antiallergenic and fit to all sizes.
Iedvesmojoties no slaven du rakstnieka H. K. Andersena, kur apceoja pasauli mazpazstamu
kultru mekljumos, ir radts is modernais un greznais rokassprdu komplekts, kuru veido ar
rokm krsota emaljas rokassprdze un roz zelta krsas rokassprdze, kur iegravti du
autora vrdi Ceot nozm dzvot angu valod. Rokassprdzes neizraisa aleriju,
ir piemrotas visiem izmriem.
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Rhodium plated bracelet with exchangeable rose gold and rhodium

plated beads. Length 20 cm + extension 2.5 cm. Nickel free.
Unscrew the lock and transform your bracelet according to your mood!
Rokassprdze ar rodija prkljumu un mainmm prltm, kas
prkltas ar roz zeltu vai rodiju. Garums: 20 cm, pagarinjums: 2,5 cm.
Nesatur nieli. Atskrvjiet aizdari un prveidojiet savu rokassprdzi
atbilstoi noskaojumam!
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Each ring comes

with organza pouch
Aeon
Glitter Buckle Bangle ROSE GOLD
139
YOU
Adjustable Ring Set
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Adjustable rings, embellished with crystals for added glamour, even down to the tip of the little
chain, which forms part of the friendship style fastening. Presented in a gift box, two organza
pouches are also included in case you want to gift one. Plated in silver.
Pielgojami gredzeni, kas papildu elegancei izrotti ar kristliem pat mazs dtes gal, kas
veido dau no sakabinms aizdares. Gredzeni ievietoti dvanu kastt, un komplekt ietverti ar divi
organzas auduma maisii, ja vlaties gredzenu kdam uzdvint. Sudraba prkljums.
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Designed to resemble a belt, the elements of romantic rose gold plating and
shimmering glitter. Lift the buckle to open the hinged bangle and adjust to
your size by closing the prong in to one of the spaces, just like wearing a belt.
Presented in a gift box.
Rokassprdze, kas ldzins jostai. Romantisk stila detaas ir prkltas ar roz zeltu
un mirdzoiem spdumiem. Paceliet sprdzi, lai atvrtu rokassprdzi un pielgotu
nepiecieamaj izmr glui k jost. Rokassprdze ievietota dvanu kastt.

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FRAGRANCES
Parfimrija /
FRAGRANCES
Parfimrija /
Bentley
For Men Azure EDT, 100 ML & Bentley For Men EDT, 7 ML
157
Salvatore Ferragamo
Signorina Travel Kit FOR WOMEN, 4 X 5 ML
88
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This travel exclusive miniature kit evokes the cuteness and the elegance of the Signorina world. A lovely selection of Signorina EDP, Signorina EDT,
Signorina Eleganza EDP and the brand new Signorina Misteriosa EDP.
is ceojumiem paredztais miniatro aromtu komplekts uzbur Signorina pasaules armu un eleganci.
Signorina.
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Sense the luxury with this fragrance, inspired by the sumptuous dynamism of the Bentley Azure convertible sports car. With its initial
burst of energising freshness giving way to the luxury of a woody spice finish, it is created for men who know what they want and are only
satisfied with the very best. Free miniature inside!
Izbaudiet greznbu! o prestio aromtu iedvesmojis izcilais dinamisms, kas piemt Bentley Azure sporta kabrioletiem. Enerijas prpilna
svaiguma virstoi un pikanti apaktoi - radts vrieiem, kas zina, ko vlas, un izvlas tikai vislabko. Smaru miniatra dvan!
! Bentley Azure.
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Parfimrija /
FRAGRANCES
Parfimrija /
Calvin Klein
Miniatures Coffret FOR MEN
106
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The perfect gift to indulge yourself or others. Ideal for the modern Calvin Klein man. This deluxe coffret is a collection of Calvin Kleins
best-selling fragrances in the perfect travel size: Euphoria men (10 ml), CK One (10 ml), Eternity for men (10 ml), the new CK2 (10 ml),
CK Free (10 ml). Individually packed.
Izcila dvana sevis vai citu lutinanai. Ideli piemrota modernajam Calvin Klein vrietim. Luksusa krba ar Calvin Klein visvairk prdoto
aromtu kolekciju ceojuma izmr. Katrs aromts ievietots atsevi iepakojum.
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Yves Saint Laurent

Black Opium EDP FOR WOMEN, 50 ML
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The shot of adrenalin of a glamorous yet impertinent heroine, always looking for more Addictive? Definitely. The first coffee floral Black Opium,
a unique composition where the electrifying energy of black coffee meets the assertive femininity of white flowers in a vibrant, sensual and
addictive contrast of light and dark.
Smardens sievietm. Adrenalna trieciens valdzinoai un nekautrgai sievietei, kura vienmr vlas vairk. Atkarba? Noteikti. Pirmais Black Opium
aromts, kura uniklaj kompozcij apvienots melnas kafijas eneriskais un balto ziedu sievigais, jutekliskais aromts. Atkarbu rosinos meln un
balt kontrasts.
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Premiere Collection
Prestige Miniature Set FOR WOMEN
111
40
Experience the refined elegance with Premiere Collection set containing 6 miniatures: 5 ml Miracle (Lancme), 7.5 ml Trsor (Lancme),
7 ml Anas Anas (Cacharel), 3.5 ml Loulou (Cacharel), 5 ml Mon Parfum (Paloma Picasso), 3.5 ml Lauren (Ralph Lauren). An unique selection of
6 iconic feminine fragrances of prestigious perfumery brands, this sophisticated miniatures set is the gift to enhance the femininity within each woman.
Seu aromtu kolekcija sievietm no Premiere Collection.
Premiere Collection.
BEAUTY
Skaistumam /
BEAUTY
Skaistumam /
Clarins
Instant Light Lip Perfector Collection
140
27
The ideal lip perfector duo which smoothes lips with subtle, natural colours.
A soft gel formula that nourishes, repairs and protects.
Idelais lpu spdumu komplekts pieir lpm izsmalcintu un dabisku toni.
Maig elejveida formula baro, atjauno un pasarg.
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HydraQuench Cream, 30 ML
120
LIMITED EDITION
20
Light and silky, smooth to apply and feather-light on the skin. This cream is a must use
daily moisturizer to help to promote soft, more radiant skin for those with normal to dry skin.
Its lightweight texture leaves an invisible layer of well-being on the skins surface.
Maigs un zdains, rti uzkljams krms, kas sniedz neticamu viegluma sajtu. Neaizstjams
ikdienas sejas mitrintjs, kas paldz normlas un sausas das paniecm iegt maigu un
mirdzou sejas du. T viegl tekstra uz das atstj neredzamu labsajtas krtiu.
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Moroccanoil.com
Moroccanoil
Moroccanoil Treatment, 50 ML
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The essential foundation for hairstyling that pioneered oil-infused hair care. Infused with antioxidant-rich argan oil and shine-boosting vitamins,
this transformative treatment leaves hair smooth, manageable and nourished.
Ldzeklis, kas aizska eas izmantoanu matu kopan. Sastv eso antioksidantiem bagt argna ea un vitamni baro matus un padara tos
mirdzous, gludus un viegli kopjamus.
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Bronzing Compact Powder
115
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The bronzing powder that illuminates the face with a perfectly even natural-looking sun-kissed glow. Its harmony of universal shades adapts to
all skin tones and perfectly respects the skin. Dermatologist tested. The design of the powder might vary.
Tonjos pderis, kas sejai pieir nevainojami vienmrgu, dabisku un saules apdvestu mirdzumu. T universl tou palete pielgojas jebkuram
das tonim, piemrojoties jebkdm das patnbm. Dermatoloiski prbaudts. Pdera dizains var atirties.
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Skaistumam /
BEAUTY
Skaistumam /
Collistar
Pure Actives Duo
126
Transformulas
EyeLifting Gel, 10 ML
112
The molecules of youth in a duo pack. Hyaluronic

Acid 30 ml: lifts and hydrates the skin, stimulates
skin cell metabolism. Collagen 30 ml: reduces
wrinkles and prevents their formation.
Jaunbas molekulas divu produktu komplekt.
Hialuronskbe mitrina du un stimul das nu
vielmaiu. Kolagns samazina grumbias un kav
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Advanced peptide formulation encourages intensive hydration, locking

in moisture, smoothing fine lines and improving elasticity. Instantly
lifting, tightening, restoring eyes to a firmer, fresher, brighter and more
radiant youthful appearance. Keeping you younger longer.
Peptdu formula aktiviz intensvu mitrinanu, mitruma saglabanu,
smalko lniju nogludinanu un das elastbu, acumirkl paceot, nostiprinot
un atsvaidzinot du ap acm un padarot skatienu spoku un starojoku.
Saglab jsu jaunbu ilgk.

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LipVolume, 10 ML
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Collistar
Mascara Infinito Duo BLACK
109
Provides corrective and restructuring care for the lips and acts by
stimulating collagen, regenerating the lip connective tissue, which
assists in plumping and defining the lips whilst luxuriating a fresh
breathe tingle sensation.
Nodroina korijou un restrukturizjou kopanu lpm. Stimuljot
kolagnu, tiek atjaunoti lpu saistaudi, padarot ts pilngkas un
izteiksmgkas, vienlaikus radot vsu, patkamu tirpanas sajtu.

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WITH FOLDING BOX!
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A high potency, high tolerance eye contour shock treatment to dramatically

fight against signs of ageing and fatigue. Suitable for sensitive eyes.
Cocktail of Hyaluronic acid, collagen, glycolic acid, coffeine and Vitamine E
to smooth wrinkles and improve skin quality.
Iedarbgais acu kopanas ldzeklis ir neprspjams c pret novecoanas
un noguruma pazmm. Piemrots jutgm acm. Hialuronskbes, kolagna,
glikolskbes, kofena un E vitamna maisjums paldz izldzint kruncias un
uzlabot das kvalitti.

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An exclusive travel kit with one of its bestselling mascaras! Thick, voluminous, wonderfully
curled and lustrous: eyelashes have never been so stunningly seductive. A new-generation
mascara that guarantees maximum definition and flawless hold for eye make-up that is
absolutely perfect!
Melna skropstu tua, 2 gab. Ekskluzvs ceojuma komplekts, viens no visvairk prdotajiem
acu kosmtikas ldzekiem. Biezas, apjomgas, brnigi ieveidotas un spoas skropstas vl
nekad nav bijuas tik valdzinoas. Jaunas paaudzes tua, kas garant maksimlu precizitti un
nevainojamu noturbu.
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Apot.Care
Instant Radiance Eye Patches
63
Talika
Lipocils Expert, 10 ML
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Dreaming of longer and curlier lashes? A unique combination of 5 plant extracts enriched with UV-phytofilters and
antiradical active ingredients act directly on lash roots with no side effects. Naturally increases eyelash growth up
to 36%, darkens the colour up to 50% and curls the lashes up to 50%. How to use? Apply twice a day at the roots of
makeup-free lashes before applying mascara, during one month.
Sapojat par garkm un izliektkm skropstm? Uniklais 5 augu ekstraktu maisjums, kas bagtints ar UV fitofiltriem
un aktvajm sastvdam pret radikiem, iedarbojas tiei uz skropstu saknm, neradot blakusefektus. Dabgi palielina
skropstu auganu ldz 36%, padara ts tumkas ldz pat 50% un izliec skropstas ldz pat 50%. Lietoana: mnea
garum pirms skropstu tuas uzklanas divreiz dien uzkljiet ldzekli uz attrtu skropstu saknm.
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BEAUTY
Skaistumam /
BEAUTY
Skaistumam /
Claritude
Colour Rapide Root Cover Up and
Eyebrow Kit BROWN
138
25
A powder which covers grey roots and dark regrowth quickly and
easily. Alongside root cover it can also be used to shape eyebrows.
The water-resistant powder comes with a mirror and brush.
Pderis, kas tri un viegli noklj sirms matu saknes, k ar tumus
atauguus matus. Ldztekus saku noklanai pderi var izmantot
ar uzacu formas veidoanai. densizturgais pderis pieejams
komplekt ar spogulti un otiu.
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Swiss Smile
Day Gloss & Night Care
Lip Balm Set
141
LOreal Paris
Colour Riche La Palette Nude BEIGE
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1001 ways to wear nude. Choose, mix and create among a palette of 10 nude
eye shadow shades. Includes a double ended applicator.
Dekoratvs kosmtikas palete lieliska grima izveidoanai. Izvlieties un
kombinjiet 10 dabiskus acu nu tous! Komplekt iekauts divpusjs aplikators.
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The set contains Day gloss nude with its instant boosting effect that
ensures fuller lips with a seductive sheen and Night care lip balm
that enables complete rejuvenation of the lips overnight.
Komplekt ietilpst caurspdgs lpu spdums dienai, kas acumirkl
padara lpas pilngkas un nodroina valdzinou mirdzumu, k ar
lpu kopanas balzams naktij, kas pilnb atjaunina lpas nakts laik.
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Snow White Toothpaste & Toothbrush set
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The set contains a toothpaste pure whitening power with highly potent formula
that removes persistent stains and gives the tooth surface its white, natural
sheen with no danger of abrasion, and a soft toothbrush with custom designed
micro cleaning particles on the brushs exterior bristles that remove plaque and
persistent stains. The densely arranged CUREN-filaments in the middle of the
brush head gently polish and clean the tooth surface.
Komplekt ietilpst zobu pasta ar patiesi baltinou iedarbbu, kuras efektv formula
notra pigmentciju un sniedz zoba virsmai ts balto, dabgo mirdzumu, nenoberot
emalju, un mksta zobu birste, kuras pai izstrdts tranas mikrodaias uz
birstes rjiem sariiem notra aplikumu un pigmentciju. Birstes galvias vid blvi
izvietotie CUREN sarii maigi nospodrina un notra zobu virsmu.
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Bellpierre Cosmetics
Contour & Highlight Pro Palette
154
Before
After
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Contains 6 powder shades to help you highlight the areas you

want to bring out or contour the areas you want to slim down.
With step by step instructions to make it easier than ever, and
tips & expert advice. Made with 100% pure minerals, contains
Vitamin E.
Ietver 6 pdera tous, lai paldztu Jums izcelt konkrtas zonas
vai nomaskt problemtisks zonas. Iekaut instrukcija, padomi
un specilistu ieteikumi padara uzklanu maksimli vienkru.
Izgatavots no 100% triem minerliem, satur E vitamnu.
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Skaistumam /
Nails Supreme
Nailart 6 colours
Neon Design Set
93
BEAUTY
Skaistumam /
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Create your own designs anytime, anywhere

on any length of nail using this DIY nail art kit.
Pack contains 6 fashionable neon colours
in the form of 3 duo art pens.
Radi pati savu dizainu jebkur laik un viet, uz jebkura garuma nagiem ar o
praktisko nagu dizaina komplektu. Komplekt ietilpst sei moderni neona toi
trs divpusju tbiu iepakojum.
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Transonic
Micro Needle Roller
155
Natural anti-aging
Skin lifting effect
Wrinkle & scar reduction
Longlasting results
Easy, fast & safe to use
Coca-Cola
Lip Smacker Collection
6 PIECES
114
130
MADE IN LATVIA
Beurer
Facial Cleansing Brush
86
34
For daily facial care and cleansing. 4 times more thorough than cleaning by hand.
Noticeably softer and more beautiful skin. Water resistant. Comes with 3 brush
attachments. Batteries included.
Elektrisk birstte sejas das ikdienas kopanai un tranai. Nodroina etras reizes
labku rezulttu, nek trot ar rokm. Vizuli pamanmi maigka un skaistka da.
densizturga. Komplekt ietilpst trs papildu birsttes, k ar baterijas.
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Natural, fast acting leg cream with lasting effect will remove fatigue and discomfort
of your legs in addition to cooling and refreshing them. Recommended for reducing
tiredness and swelling after prolonged sitting or standing sessions, increased amounts of
leg stress, during flights, rides and swelter. Doesnt contain preservatives, parabens and
synthetics dyes.
Dabgais kju krms ar tru un ilgstou iedarbbu atbrvos Jsu kjas no noguruma un
diskomforta sajtas, k ar sniegs tm atvsinou un atsvaidzinou efektu. Ieteicams
noguruma un pietkuma mazinanai pc ilgstoas sdanas vai stvanas, palielintas
kju slodzes lidojumos, braucienos un tveic. Nesatur konservantus, parabnus un
sinttiskas krsvielas.
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A professional effective skin perfecting tool which you can use at home. 540 surgical steel needles of 0.2 mm
length will help you to effectively smoothen fine lines, stimulate cell functioning and regeneration, help firm
up the skin texture and boost perfomance of your favourite skincare. Roll it on applied areas 2-3 times a week.
No battery needed.
Profesionls, efektvs rks das uzlaboanai, kas piemrots izmantoanai mjs. 540 irurisk trauda adatas
0,2 mm garum paldzs Jums efektvi izldzint smalks kruncias, stimult nu darbbu un atjaunoanos,
padart du tvirtku un uzlabot Jsu iecientk das kopanas ldzeka iedarbbu. Izmantojiet uz vlamajm das
zonm 23 reizes ned. Nav nepiecieamas baterijas.
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The authentic taste of your favourite beverage

flavours in lip balms that are as good for your lips
as they taste. Designed around the classic
Coca-Cola bottle top, this stylish and collectable tin
box includes six Lip Smackers; Coca-Cola Classic,
Coca-Cola Vanilla, Coca-Cola Cherry, Sprite,
Fanta Orange and Fanta Strawberry.
Lpu spdumu komplekts.
a .
VENOLUX
Gel For Tired Legs, 50ML
49
Beurer
Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor
42
55
Automatic Blood Pressure and Heart Rate monitor on the wrist. Coloured level indicator,
arrhythmia detection, signal in case of application error, date and time function. Average
value of all data taken in last 7 days. Cuff size for wrist circumference 13.5 23 cm.
Batteries included.
Uz plaukstas loctavas novietojams automtiskais asinsspiediena un sirdsdarbbas mrtjs.
Krsains stvoka indikators, aritmijas noteikana, signls, kas brdins par nepareizu
izmantoanu, datuma un laika funkcija. Fiks pdjo septiu dienu vidjos rdtjus.
Aproces apkrtmrs: 13,5 23 cm. Baterijas iekautas.

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BEAUTY
Skaistumam /
Flo
USB Travel Shaver
177
Braun
Satin Hair Brush
30
Whether on your way to a meeting, work, or after a long flight or drive, its the perfect
companion. Slim metallic design, simple in use. Comes with a soft pouch for
protection & style, a cleaning brush, an extra razor and USB cable.
USB skuveklis ceojumiem. Idels sabiedrotais ce uz tikanos, pc ilga lidojuma vai
brauciena. Viegla un plna metla konstrukcija, vienkri uzldjams, izmantojot USB
portu. Pilnb uzldjas 3 stunds. Komplekt ietilpst maisi skuveka glabanai, birstte
tranai, papildu skuveklis un USB kabelis.
USB- .
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3 . ,
, USB-.
BEAUTY
Skaistumam /
132
FEATURES
Lightweight
Charges via USB
Full charge in
3 hours
45
At the touch of a button it releases millions of ions to give you noticeably more
shine and less frizz on the first stroke. A combination of natural and seamless
bristles makes brushing extra gentle and thus protects the hair. The removable
bristle pad allows easy cleaning. Batteries included.
Nospieot pogu, izdals miljoniem aktvo jonu, kas padara matus mirdzokus un
gludkus jau pirmaj lietoanas reiz. pai sarii bez uvm, kas kombinti ar
dabiskiem sariiem, emmanas procesu veiks pai saudzjoi, nebojjot matu
struktru. Sarii iestiprinti mkst spilventi, kas viegli noemams, lai suku
iztrtu. Komplekt baterijas.
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BEFORE
AFTER
Tangle Teezer
Compact Styler
128
Flo
Led Compact Mirror
107
An innovative detangling hairbrush. Keep your hair style strand-perfect

anytime, anywhere with this must have beauty tool. Its secret lies in the
specially designed bristles which flex just the right amount to detangle,
smooth and add shine to the hair cuticle, reducing hair breakage,
splitting and damage. Use on wet or dry hair, suitable for any hair type.
Inovatva matu suka. Ts noslpums ir pai izstrdtie sarii, kas padodas
tiei tik, cik nepiecieams, lai viegli izemmtu, atetintu matus un
piedotu tiem spdumu, vienlaikus mazinot matu trauslumu, saelanos
un bojanos. Piemrota gan mitru, gan sausu matu kopanai un visiem
matu tipiem.
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This stylish mirror has 6 ultra-bright LED lights to illuminate

your face, even in the dark. Comes with 2 polished glass
mirrors and special soft touch cover.
Spogulis ar 6 spom diou gaismim sejas izgaismoanai
ar tums. Sastv no 2 pultiem spogua stikliem, kas
sastiprinti ar pau maiga materila vku.
6- -
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Dream Dots
Spot Treatment Patches
134
Flo
Women Beauty Set
89
30
This beauty kit includes: A Perfume Atomizer, a LED Tweezers and a mini crystal nail file
with round tips especially for airport security! These small size, airline carry-on approved
accessories are especially designed for todays busy woman in her everyday life situation.
Skaistumkopanas piederumu komplekts, kas piemrots msdiengas sievietes dzves ritmam.
Smaru izsmidzintjs, pincete ar LED gaismiu un miniatra nagu vlte ar noapaotiem galiem.
os neliel izmra aksesurus atauts emt ldzi lidman.
- must-have ! :
, LED
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16
12
This unique super absorbent hydro matrix acne patch targets spots and
breakouts overnight using no harsh ingredients. On contact with the spot,
the patented core locks in and absorbs the spot exudate. A moist healing
environment is formed, maintaining ideal pH balance, temperature and
hydration levels while sealing in repair factors, which leads to faster healing.
Unikls pai absorbjos idruma matricas plksteris cai ar akni, kas
nakts laik un bez kodgm sastvdam iedarbojas uz pttm un izsitumiem.
Saskaroties ar ptti, patenttais kodols aptver un uzsc izdaljumus. Tiek radta
mitra, atveseoanas procesam atbilstoa vide, kas saglab idelu pH ldzsvaru,
temperatru un mitruma lmeni, vienlaikus dziedjot un nodroinot trku
das atveseoanos.
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Dream Dots really work - and are

almost imperceptible, so you can
wear them at your desk
(weve been known to). - VOGUE
ACCESSORIES
Aksesuri /
ACCESSORIES
Aksesuri /
SIZES
Large
25 x 18 x 1.5 cm
Medium
21 x 15 x 1.5 cm
Small
17 x 12 x 1.5 cm
Furla
Three Ares Leather Bag Set
178
129
Classic Onyx, the seasons must-have Corallo and the timeless Conchiglia - stylish colour combinations to broaden the scope of any wardrobe.
Made from high quality leather and complementary lining.
Trs dada izmra somiu komplekts. Augstks kvalittes das somias sezonas karstkajs klasisk oniksa, korau un jras gliemevka krss,
papildintas ar oderi.
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gon
Aluminium Wallet
105
29
Protects your cards against humidity, dust, deterioration, demagnetisation and electronic contactless data theft. Compact design, ultrastrong and light, this innovation is ideal for everyday use, business trips, holidays and outdoor activities. Open it with one hand. Weight: 70 g.
Size: 10.9 x 7.2 x 1.9 cm.
Alumnija etvija, kas pasargs jsu kartes no mitruma, putekiem, bojjumiem, atmagnetizans un elektroniskm bezkontakta datu zdzbm.
Kompakts dizains, izturgs un viegls materils. Ideli piemrota ikdienas lietoanai, komandjumiem, brvdienm un ra aktivittm.
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Adi-Hai Ozoli
Scarf for him and her
150
55
Take something warm with you from Latvia! High quality infinity scarf for him or her, depicting the oak symbol one of Latvia's most traditional
strength symbols representing success, protection and purity. 100% merino wool. Made in Latvia.
Augstvrtga materila apaalle viai un viam. all ieadta viena no senkajm latvieu spka zmm ozols veiksmei, aizsardzbai un svtbai.
Materils: 100% merino vilna. Adta Latvij.
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. 100% . .
Invisibobble
The traceless hair rings duo pack BLACK/BROWN
133
10
This revolutionary and unique hair bobble allows hair to be worn in a ponytail without leaving a kink after taking it out! Suitable for all hair types,
it also combats headaches from pulling hair too tight and prevents split ends and breakage! Each pack contains 3 black and 3 brown hair rings.
Matu gumijas, kas neatstj pdas un saudz jsu matus! revolucionr matu gumija auj nst matus zirgast, neatstjot nospiedumus vai
negludumus pc ts izemanas. Piemrota visiem matu tipiem, nepl matus, pasarg tos no bojjumiem un matu galu elans.
Iepakojum trs melnas un trs brnas matu gumijas.
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GADGETS
Ierces /
GADGETS
Ierces /
USAGE
Public key infrastructure

Digital signature
E-identification
E-government
E-banking and e-payment
E-healthcare
E-commerce
etc.
+iD
Card Reader
20
39
+iD is the smallest and lightest smart and iD card reader available. +iD smart card reader is a
device between your smart/ID card and computer. Connects to computer USB port. Fits in your
wallet. Dimensions: 12.5 x 57 x 7.7 mm. Weight: 5 g.
Mazkais un vieglkais elektronisko identifikcijas karu lastjs. Tik mazs, ka varsiet to glabt pat
sav mak! Lietojiet to, pievienojot datora USB portam.
ID-, .
, - ID- USB-.
BOOMPODS
MultiPod Audio Splitter
135
11
With its compact and durable pod design, you can take this audio splitter
anywhere. Ideal for in-flight or down the beach, simply plug in and share
your music and videos with up to 4 friends. A handy little device for keeping
the kids entertained for hours; by connecting the headphones together
the whole family can easily share music or watch a film via smartphone,
tablet or MP3 player.
Apa audio sadaltja kompaktais izmrs un izturba auj to emt ldzi
it visur. Ideli piemrots izmantoanai lidojum vai pludmal vienkri
iespraudiet sadaltju un dalieties ar mziku un video ar ldz pat etriem
draugiem. rt, maz ierce noder, lai brni btu nodarbinti stundm ilgi;
savienojot austias, visa imene var vienkri dalties ar mziku vai skatties
filmu viedtlrun, planetdator vai MP3 atskaotj.
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Ideal second phone or main phone for precious moments away

from the Internet. When traveling, put local data SIM into your
smartphone, and home SIM into NanoPhone and you are set!
Izcils k otrs vai galvenais tlrunis patkamajiem briem bez
interneta. Ceojot ievietojiet vietjo SIM datu karti sav viedtlrun,
bet mjas SIM NanoPhone, un Js esat gatavs piedzvojumiem!
,
.
SIM-
, NanoPhone !
FEATURES
Worlds smallest GSM phone
with 32 g in weight
Make GSM voice calls and send
SMS through own microSIM
(GSM 850/900/1800/1900)
Pair with your smartphone as
Bluetooth handset with shared
contacts
Listen to MP3 from an SD Card
(up to 32 GB) through own
speaker, headset or BT speaker
136
FEATURES
FEATURES
Rubber protected
1 splitter for 4
Compact and durable
41
Android and
Apple compatible
Hands-free
Integrated Control
153
78
High quality aluminium casing,

silicon keypad,
bright OLED display
Vibration/Airplane mode
Battery life: up to 4 hours of talk
time, up to 4 days standby
3.5 mm earphone/
charging/data connector
Small carabiner, neck strap,
nano-to-microSIM adapter
and pin included
Elari
Powercard BLACK
BOOMPODS
Zeroline
Earphones + Micro + Remote Control
FEATURES
Elari
NanoPhone GREY
2500 mAh
For micro-USB devices
and iPhone / IPod
Weight 60 g
The Lightning adapter
hidden in the case
Built-in micro-USB cable
TM
24
Minimum sound loss and maximum comfort. Microphone. Integrated

remote control for adjusting volume, accepting and ending calls.
Affordable and useful hands-free system.
Austias, mikrofons un vadbas pults apvienots vien veselum.
Minimls skaas zudums un maksimls komforts. Iestrdta pults
skauma regulanai, zvanu uzskanai un pabeiganai. 100 % sadergs
ar iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac un Blackberry iekrtm. Pieejama un
noderga brvroku sistma.
+ + .
, . .
/ .
iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac Blackberry.
hands-free.
FEATURES
Macro Lens for close up shots

Fish eye lens for 180 angle shots
Wide-angle lens for long range shots
Tele lens to magnify shots
Smartphone/Tablets Compatible
Rechargeable power bank slightly larger than

a credit card and 6 mm thick. Suitable for any
micro-USB devices. Light and compact.
The device sells fully charged.
Uzldjama baterija, nedaudz lielka par
kredtkarti, 6 mm bieza. Der jebkurai micro-USB
iercei. Viegla un kompakta, pilnba uzldta.
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6 . micro-USB
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Thumbs Up!
Lens Set for Smartphones
125
25
35
Four lenses that can be clipped onto your smartphone to optimize the use
of your camera. Compatible with a multitude of different smartphones and
tablets. With this portable and practical lens set you can take incredible phone
shots on the move!
aj lcu komplekt ietilpst etras lcas, kuras var piestiprint jsu viedtlrunim,
lai optimli izmantotu t kameru. Lcas savienojamas ar virkni dadu viedtlruu
un planetdatoru. Ar kompakt un praktisk lcu komplekta paldzbu js,
dodoties savs gaits, varsiet iegt neticami kvalitatvas fotogrfijas!
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FORKIDS
Brniem /
Kyutec
Child Guard Phone Watch
147
FORKIDS
Brniem /
129
Stay connected with your child by connecting the watch with your smart
phone. The app will sound an alarm when your child leaves the safety area.
Outgoing calls for 3 pre-set phone numbers. Use it worldwide with a SIM card.
Rechargeable battery.
Esiet prliecinti, ka jsu brns ir dro viet! Savienojiet brna pulksteni ar
savu viedtlruni, un ar GPS paldzbu varsiet jebkur laik uzzint, kur atrodas
jsu brns. Aplikcija js brdins, ja brns nonks rpus drobas zonas.
Pulksten var iestatt ldz 3 tlrua numuriem. Ar SIM kartes paldzbu darbosies
vis pasaul. Atkrtoti uzldjama baterija.
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,
. 3
. , SIM-.
.
GPS
MONITOR
SOS ALERT
CALLS
Star Wars
Set of 4 Miniatures
FEATURES
Incoming/outgoing calls
3 Pre-set numbers
SOS button for emergency calls
GSM network
(GMS 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900)
Rechargeable battery
GPS location on your smartphone
152
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As vibrant as the movie The Force awakens, Star Wars scent has a lot of character and will delight all
the fans. Every perfume comes in an individual packaging.
Star Wars aromts ir tikpat dinamisks k filma "Zvaigu kari: Spks mostas" tas ir oti izteiksmgs un
priecs visus fanus. Katrs aromts tiek piedvts atsevi iepakojum.
, : .
. .
Masha & The Bear

Set of 4 Miniatures
145
Hickies
Elastic Lacing System
Neon Rainbow Laces
148
17
Hickies is an elastic lacing system that turns any sneaker into a slip-on and allows
you to customize your footwear with unique color combinations. Never tie or
untie your shoes again. Hickies fits all shoe sizes. Laces out, Hickies in!
Hickies ir elastgu oru sistma, kas jebkuras sasienams kurpes prvr
iecens, k ar sniedz jums iespju individualizt savus apavus, radot
uniklas krsu kombincijas. Jums nekad vairs nevajadzs sasiet vai atraist savu
apavu ores. Hickies ir piemroti visiem izmriem. Nost ar orm, ir piencis
Hickies laiks!
Hickies ,
,
. !
Hickies . , Hickies!
Star Wars
Lightsaber Toothbrush
Darth Vader/Yoda
144 / 146
Disney
Frozen LCD Watch
103
A wonderful friendship between an energetic little girl and a bear! Masha loves Bear very much but he
often ends up the unintended victim of her misadventures Tender Scent for little ones. Every perfume
comes in an individual packaging.
Brniga draudzba mazas, eneriskas meitenes un la starp! Maa oti ml lci, bet vi biei vien
negribot cie vias likstu d. Maigs aromts brniem. Katrs aromts tiek piedvts atsevi iepakojum.
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The perfect watch for any young traveller who loves the
film Frozen! LCD watch with cute crystals around the dial.
Lilac blizzard strap featuring an image of Anna and Elsa
from the film.
Idels rokas pulkstenis meitenm, kuras ceo un kurm patk
animcijas filma Ledus sirds. LCD ekrns ar Annu un Elzu no
animcijas filmas un jaukiem kristlu stikliiem ap ciparncu.
Baterija ir iekauta.

. LCD-
,
- . .
These authentic looking lightsabers are in fact cool toothbrushes! Press the button and the brush
will light up for one minute to time your cleaning! Its the ultimate weapon in the fight against plaque!
Includes authentic lightsaber battle clash sounds and authentic Darth Vader and Yoda phrases.
The cover doubles up to protect the brush when travelling. Batteries included.
ie autentisk izskata gaismas zobeni patiesb ir zobu birstes! Nospiediet pogu un zobubirste iedegsies
uz vienu minti, lai uzemtu zobu tranas laiku. Tas ir varenkais ierocis cai pret zobu aplikumu.
Papildintas ar cas skau efektiem un Drta Veidera un Jodas leendrajm frzm. Vci lieliski
aizsarg birsti ar ceojuma laik. Baterijas ir iekautas.
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MY NEX
NEXT CARDS
Rorys
Story Cubes
142
12
Roll the cubes, start with "Once upon a time" and join all
the images together into a story. You can make one of over a
million combinations, for limitless storytelling fun!
Metiet kaulius un sciet ststmo ar frzi "reiz sensenos laikos...",
vien stst apvienojot visus attlus. Js varat radt vienu no
vairk nek miljons iespjamajm ststu kombincijm un iegrimt
neierobeot ststu ststanas priek.
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My Next Cards
Playing cards
149
12
Exclusive playing cards covered with motives characteristic to Latvia.

With its innovative design and elegant packaging these cards become a
unique high quality souvenir and that gift for your family and friends,
you have been looking for so long!
Ekskluzvs spu kru komplekts ar Latvijai raksturgiem simboliem.
Kru inovatvais dizains un elegantais iesaiojums padara to par uniklu
augstas kvalittes suvenru un tik ilgi meklto dvanu draugiem un imenei!

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,
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TRAVELSOUVENIRS
Ceojuma suvenri /
Low Cost International SIM Card

With airBalticcard Mobile you surf the Internet and make outgoing calls
in most countries cheaper than local rates and receive
incoming calls in 150 countries for free
Be st gif t for
new year travels!
airBaltic Gift Vouchers in an exquisite envelope

Surprise someone special with a perfect gift to fulfill the dream of travel!
Gift Vouchers are valid for flights with airBaltic till January 1, 2018.
Iepriecini kdu sev pau cilvku ar airBaltic dvanu karti izsmalcint aploksn!
Dvanu kartes dergas airBaltic lidojumiem ldz 2018. gada 1. janvrim.
0.00
airBaltic !
airBaltic 1 2018 .
1 x Gift Voucher
2 x Gift Vouchers
50.00
79.00
79.00 100.00
1 x Dvanu karte / 1
No monthly or additional fees

Nekdu regulro maksjumu

2 x Dvanu kartes / 2
V
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JA
I
V
Z
LU
JANUARY EKSK
EXCLUSIVELY IN
/min
Free incoming calls in 150 countries

Bezmaksas ienkoie zvani 150 valsts

150
from
from
0.02
0.00
/min
Outgoing calls from 150 countries

Izejoie zvani no 150 valstm
150
0.0146
/MB
Mobile internet in 125 countries

Mobilais internets 125 valsts
125
NEW
FIXED
RATE
1GB = 15
Buy 1GB for 15 EUR and use within 30 days.*

*Now available in USA, Russia, Bulgaria, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Sweden.
airBaltic
Desktop calendar
4.90
48
The airBaltic 2017 desktop calendar.

airBaltic is the first airline to operate the most promising aircraft of the future Bombardier CS300. Let our gorgeous employees guide you
through the year and introduce you with our new aircraft. Calendar size: 28 x 16 cm.
airBaltic 2017. gada galda kalendrs.
airBaltic ir pirm lidsabiedrba, kura uzsks lidojumus ar vienu no daudzsolokajm nkotnes lidmanm Bombardier CS300. aujiet msu
lieliskajm darbiniecm pavadt js nkamaj gad un iepazstint ar msu jauno lidmanu. Kalendra izmrs: 28 x 16 cm.
airBaltic 2017 .
airBaltic , - Bombardier CS300.
. : 28 16 .
airBaltic
Teddy bear
102
18
A new addition to airBaltic Teddy collectibles, Teddy pilot is

an excellent companion for all your pleasant travels ahead.
Jauns papildinjums airBaltic rotau lu kolekcijai. Lcis
pilots bs lielisks pavadonis visos jsu nkamajos lidojumos.
airBaltic.
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Recharge voucher
96
20,-
Atjaunoanas karte

For more information ask cabin crew.

Vairk informciju jautjiet apkalpei.
.
Starting Package
with 10 credit
94
20,-
Starta komplekts ar 10 kredtu

10
Order a meal
for your
next flight!
airBalticMeal Pre-Order system

one of the best airline service
innovations
Try out our meal pre-order system
that allows you to customise
your ideal in-flight meal once
your flight has been booked. You
can create your own meal set by
putting your preferred meal on a
virtual tray and adding a starter,
dessert and drinks of your choice at
www.airbalticmeal.com.
HOUSE RULES
We accept the following payment cards:
Apmaksai tiek pieemtas das maksjumu kartes:
We accept payment for purchases only by cards with an

embedded chip. We are unable to process payments made by
cards with a magnetic stripe.
For payment card purchases exceeding EUR 70, ID must be
provided. A purchase with a single card may not exceed
EUR 250 and total payment by cards per one customer
may not exceed EUR 500.
Cash payments are accepted only in EUR.
All prices include VAT where applicable.
For each purchase made on airBaltic flights the cabin crew
will provide you a receipt.
All pictures of products and packaging are for illustrative
purposes only and may differ from the real product.
Ask the cabin crew about the meal availability on your flight
today and for the ingredients of a given product or what
allergens it contains.
Noriniem ar maksjumu kartm pieemam tikai kartes ar

ipu. Darjumi ar magntisko joslu kartm netiek nodrointi.
Ja maksjums ar maksjumu karti prsniedz 70 EUR,
juzrda personu apliecinos dokuments.Pirkums ar vienu
maksjumu karti nedrkst prsniegt 250 EUR, kopj pirkumu
summa ar maksjumu kartm no vienas personas nedrkst
prsniegt 500 EUR.
Skaidras naudas maksjumus pieemam tikai EUR valt.
Visas cenas nordtas ar atbilstoi piemrojamo PVN.
Par katru pirkumu airBaltic stjuarti izsniegs jums eku vai
stingrs uzskaites kvti.
Produktu un iepakojumu attli nordti tikai informatv
nolk un var atirties no rel produkta.
Jautjiet stjuartiem par malttes pieejambu jsu reis, k ar
par produktu sastvu un tajos esoajiem alergniem.
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EUR 70
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EUR 250.
EUR 500.
EUR .
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Consumption of alcoholic beverages brought with you onboard

airBaltic is prohibited. It is prohibited to sell alcoholic beverages
to persons under 18 years of age.
airBaltic lidmans nav atauts lietot ldzpaemtos alkoholiskos dzrienus. Alkoholiskos dzrienus aizliegts prdot
personm, kuras ir jaunkas par 18 gadiem.
, airBaltic. 18 .
Please note that all items are subject to availability.
emiet vr, ka preu daudzums var bt ierobeots.
,
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FOR ALLERGIC PASSENGERS

Passengers having food allergies must assume responsibility
for this risk. We will not assume any liability for allergic
reactions to the foods consumed or contacted on board.
If you have specific food requirements, you can choose and
pre-order food for your flight at www.airbalticmeal.com
PASAIERIEM AR ALERISKM REAKCIJM

Esiet piesardzgi, ja jums ir alerija pret kdu no prtikas
produktiem. Ms neuzemamies atbildbu par alerisku
reakciju no prtikas produktiem, ko esat patrjui vai ar ko
esat nonkui saskarsm lidman.
Ja jums ir paas prasbas attiecb uz prtiku, varat izvlties
un pastt maltti pirms lidojuma vietn www.airbalticmeal.com

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www.airbalticmeal.com
For any suggestions on our product selection, please write to / Ja jums ir ieteikumi vai komentri par piedvto preu klstu, ldzam tos stt uz e-pastu / ,
info@airo.lv

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Text by ZANE NIKODEMUSA

Cross-country skiing is an exciting winter sport

Both product designers and consumers

Linda Leen is one of Latvias best-known pop

Self-serve wine dispensers in bars and restaurants are

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Vertu Boutique, Elizabetes 69, Riga, Latvia

Theatre NO99, Tallinn / January 21

Great Guild Hall (Liel ilde), Riga

sensational Maarja Nuut together

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Daugava art gallery, Riga

Laima Bike. Dream Gardner, 2016

Lots of music fans around the

Sigulda Luge and Bobsleigh Track

Vilnius Tech Park

For Growth on the Earth

Accounting & Finance

Law & Tax

Safe and Sustainable Investments

January CITIES OF THE MONTH

picture alliance / AP Photo

Photo by Maxim Schulz

Pope Francis meets

World premiere of BMW Art

cities have as many fresh architectural symbols

January CITIES OF THE MONTH

Introducing brass tone to

While the forgery of artworks has been taking

Tre Stuer og Bar

Photo by Lasse Flde

Photo by Marianne Lind

Under the microscope. Gustave

place for almost as long as artists have been painting,

COOL MODERN COLLECTION

LIKE NO ONE ELSE

January CITIES OF THE MONTH

George Baselitz portrait

Photo by Steve Herud

Sir Savigny Hotel

romance between the hotel industry and

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