A concise expression of the ethos behind His Master’s Choice, the rigorously curated selection of products available are each an innovative take on a classic item, more practical and aesthetically pleasing than anything else on the market. There’s no need to look any further for the right article.
Desk by Martin Holzapfel
€2100
Workers Jacket by le mont Saint Michel
€225
Bic 4-Color pen
1970 / €3
Voorordner
€42.50
Johnny Farah Buenos Aires
€770
Master & Dynamic MH40 headphones
By Master & Dynamic, a New York City-based premium audio company obsessed with sound and creativity.
€390
Discraft Ultra-Star 175g Ultimate Sportsdisc (Nite-Glo)
The world standard for the sport of Ultimate. Official disc of the USA Ultimate Championship Series since 1991
1991 / €21
Rimowa case
€460
Biggest Word Book Ever
(English and French)
1985 / €35
Brieven aan Bernard
Atie Siegenbeek van Heukelom
First edition: 1965, Second edition: 2001 / €12,50
Arabella De Hemelkat
Atie Siegenbeek van Heukelom
First edition: 1966, Second edition: 2001 / €12.50
Hier woont mijn huis
Eddo Hartmann
1972 / €29
Niels Shoe Meulman: Painter
2012 / €22
Think Like a Lawyer, Don’t Act Like One
Each conflict is characterized by a combination of patterns, which have interface with various disciplines. By knowing these patterns, one can break through these patterns.
This book describes the most common patterns and how to break through them.
30,000 copies sold
Part of the educational programme of the Dutch Law Society (Nederlandse Orde van Advocaten).
Dutch 2009, English 2013 / €12,50
Beyond Reason
This book describes how to use emotions to turn disagreements – big or small, personal or professional – into opportunities for mutual gain.
It describes the five most important triggers in each conflict. This book has completely changed my approach in negotiations.
“We regularly apply the skills of Beyond Reason to create the straightforward dialogue that resolves the vast majority of our negotiations.”
Lt. Cambria, Commanding Officer, NYPD Hostage Negotiation Team
Written by Roger Fisher & Daniel Shapiro from the Harvard Negotiation Project.
2005 / €16
Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In
Getting to Yes describes a universal method for negotiating personal and professional disputes — a concise and brilliant strategy for arriving at mutually acceptable agreements in every kind of conflict.
Getting to Yes explains how to separate the people from the problem, focus on interests rather than positions, and work together towards an outcome that will satisfy both parties.
Written by the Harvard Program on Negotiation co-founders Roger Fisher, Bruce Patton, and William Ury.
12 million copies sold.
Mandatory for every negotiator.
1984 / €19