#Tina mom of two lingerie series#

How does someone channel such immense creativity and gumption in such a condensed period of time? For Tina, her first pregnancy took her ‘for a spin’. “When I see something that really bugs me, I think, ‘Okay, Tina, you either need to stop thinking about it and let it go, or you really have to do something about it.’ ”ĬreativeMornings, TeuxDeux, Tattly and the original coworking space were all established within three years of one another – and bookended with the births of her two children.

“Complaining is just a waste of energy,” says Tina. Now, artists and designers around the globe contribute to making beautiful designs for children and adults alike. Tattly, for example, came from complaining about how aesthetically displeasing her children’s temporary tattoos were. Tina often credits her ventures to a simple philosophy borrowed from musician James Murphy: the best way to complain is to make things.

#Tina mom of two lingerie series#

Alongside her popular design blog swissmiss, the Brooklyn-based designer has grown a varied chain of creative communities and businesses: a global lecture series CreativeMornings, coworking space Studiomates (now named FRIENDS in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill), the temporary tattoo business Tattly and a to-do app called TeuxDeux. With her knack for celebrating the overlooked, Tina has filled in a gap the creative industry arguably didn't know it had. They could have made one stack taller, one stack shorter, but it is this perfect queue, and it makes me chuckle.” “One of my favourite examples is the empty blue pallets outside Domino’s Pizza – whoever has stacked them has gone the extra mile to stack them perfectly even. Tina Roth Eisenberg has a way of finding the beautiful in the ordinary.