Journal
You can’t see the wood for the trees. We’re overwhelmed with problems. And the solutions to those problems. Spend too much time on your smartphone? “Download this app to help you spend less time on your smartphone.” Lost connection with your...
City Notes
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Journal
It's inevitable that the city of the future will look a little different to that of today: there may be more green space, vertical gardens, drones, even flying taxis. But what will really make them tick will remain hidden from view. Connectivity,...
City Notes
With 43 bedrooms featuring a mix of vintage and custom furniture, original artworks and beds made for snuggling up in, Hotel Kinsley offers its guests a respite from city life, the property—located in the cultural and foodie Hudson Valley town of...
Stuff Crush
Captivating creatures, a butterfly has four different stages in its life cycle. Each with a different goal. Butterflies are also more often than not polymorphic, which means they have the ability to take on many forms. Final destination:...
City Notes
Born from founder Victoria Paltina’s frequent trips to Tel Aviv, HAYA is a new neighbourhood restaurant in London's affluent Notting Hill with a strong focus on Mediterranean sharing plates and quality; seasonal ingredients served amid a lively...
City Notes
From creative hub to collaborations, lunching to afterwork boozing, revelry and everything in between, new Hoxton multi-arts bar and club, Colours, is set to shake-up the East London scene with an explosion of colour and culture on Hoxton Square....
City Notes
Known for its reputation as a crashpad for indie and rock royalty, built in 1956 and having been frequented by the likes of Neil Young, David Bowie, Kurt Cobain, and Pearl Jam, the Phoenix Hotel underwent a loving restoration in 1987; noted hotelier...
City Notes
Tucked away discreetly on a quiet street in Philadelphia's Fishtown neighbourhood is HIROKI, an immersive Japanese dining concept deeply embedded in Japanese culture. A first for the area, introducing a new hospitality experience to the hip...
City Notes
Rina Lovko Studio have finished some staggering work for wholesale flower store, Dicentra, making for a second collaboration between the Kyiv-based studio and flower brand. Creating a retail space within their enormous warehouse—which is situated...
City Notes
Located in Weert, a small city in southeastern Netherlands, Chinese Box Club is no ordinary takeaway. in fact, thinking outside of the 'box' was integral to owners Lide and Aihua Chung, and designers Zware Jongens, who together sought to shake up...
City Notes
Taking aesthetic cues from its surrounding beauty and its name from the wild grass that grows on the sand dunes around the property, 96-room hotel Marram—the only oceanfront resort in the evocative Long Island village of Montauk—is a place for...
City Notes
Venture firm PUBLIC and workspace accelerator Huckletree have collaborated on a shared workspace that will nurture startups, investors, and innovators; the open-plan office enabling them to build relationships primarily with civil servants and...
City Notes
Rural and serene, stepping foot into Can Sastre—a plush yet rustic boutique hotel on the Isla Blanca, Ibiza—is somewhat akin to finding a secret slice of paradise. Located close to the small inland village of Santa Gertrudis, flanked...
City Notes
At 25 storeys tall, The Dalmar offers an urban alternative to Fort Lauderdale’s beachside hotels; the 209-room property a playground for travellers and locals alike. The Tribute Portfolio Hotel is blessed with a whopping 100-foot infinity pool,...
City Notes
Located within Barcelona's exceedingly slick new design hotel, Sir Victor, steps away from the city's classiest street, Passeig de Gràcia, THE ENTOURAGE GROUP's MR PORTER steakhouse brings a level of dining one may find more akin to ritzy Manhattan...
Journal
Less than a year after finishing high school, at just 18, Chuck Anderson launched his own creative studio. Three years later and he’d produced the photography and design for Lupe Fiasco's Grammy-nominated album Food & Liquor; the distinctive...
Stuff Crush
Indoor-outdoor living: the aspiration, the lifestyle dream. Incorporating the best of both worlds into one space, it is the ability to transition between the two without having to change a thing; a concept Australian contemporary furniture designers...
City Notes
"The name was chosen because of the contradiction behind its meaning," I'm told as I stand in the hotel's library. "Like Victor, Barcelona is a city of contrasts. The sea and the mountains, the Catalan and Spanish language, Gaudí's architecture and...
Dispatches
They say that good things come to those who wait. And in this case it's true. Two years after a failed Kickstarter attempt to launch Caña as an independent print magazine, our beer-swilling sister project returns this week as a new online magazine...
Dispatches
Over time, any house will inevitably come to reflect the personality and lifestyle of its owner. Naturally, once someone decides to settle in one place, the idea of making your own mark comes to mind; often in the way of a significant renovation or...
Dispatches
Research has recently revealed that the quality of your sleep is more vital than the number of hours you rest. The quality of your sleep has the potential to determine how your day will manifest itself ahead. Aim to have the best mattress for some...
Dispatches
We all know that Bruce Wayne isn’t short of a few bob, but before bat caves and butlers, utility belts and nuclear-proof armour, the dashing entrepreneur has some serious vehicle running costs to consider. This is not a Lamborghini struggling to...
Dispatches
While being in a long-term and happy relationship is the goal for most people, that doesn't mean that not being in one need be a bad thing. Being single, once you've gotten over being the third wheel, and become well used to bad Tinder dates, is...
