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Name: Elad Yifrach
Occupation: Founder and creative director of L’Objet
Where I work: We have two studios: one in New York and another one in Lisbon, where I live. Our Lisbon studio, which we opened in 2021, is located in the heart of the city, the Príncipe Real neighborhood, known for its beautiful gardens and 19th-century mansions.
Time I start: I’m an early riser. I wake up at 6:30, and minutes after I’m already replying to emails.
Time I clock out: Working with a global team makes it hard to clock out. On a perfect day, I would end at 6 p.m.
How I get to work: By walking.
Three words that describe our space: Homey, cozy, creative.
Tiles that line the walls: Antique Portuguese blue tiles from the 19th century.
Why I have so much greenery: Having greens around me grounds me.
Most important thing on my desk: My iPad and inspiring art books.
What’s on the walls: A golden artwork that I did some years ago, and of course those tiles. On some of the walls you can also find our mood boards.
What I turn to when I’m stuck: Yoga and meditation.
Favorite pen: This one from OHTO, a great Japanese brand.
Best notebook: Smythson Black Panama notebook.
Work bag I carry every day: Loewe messenger bag.
Technology I can’t live without: iPhone and iPad.
Desk chair that I could (and do) spend hours in: A vintage 1960s Tulip office chair by Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm for Kill International.
How I fight the 3 p.m. slump: Green tea.
Ideal office snack: Apples and citrus.
Biggest splurge that was worth it: The Haas Brothers’ Mini Beast sculpture (2020) that sits on my living room coffee table.
Preferred soundtrack: I follow this very talented DJ on Spotify, Claire Marie; I Iove her playlists.
Things I Can’t Work Without
