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Journal
You’ve seen the lab-like vessels occupying space in the world’s hippest coffee shops. It’s the 12-hour method of methodically dripping water over coffee beans that typifies the nerdy attention-to-detail that’s seen third wave coffee elevate...
Sydney
Combining the architecture and colour of Palm Springs's iconic mid century design with a contemporary leaning, The Rooftop—perched atop craft beer watering-hole the Quarryman's Hotel—will appeal to those merrymakers seeking a place to sip...
Austin
When a bar gets named after a host and performer renowned for exuberant nights of live music throughout the '60s, you know it's going to be a good one, and Dean’s One Trick Pony—situated on the ground level of the LINE Austin—is a liberal dive...
Birmingham
A concept that mixes fun, innovation, and dedication to the experiential, Nocturnal Animals—the second venue conceived by acclaimed, non-conformist chef Alex Claridge of The Wilderness—takes diners on a journey of culinary brilliance, bold...
Los Angeles
Encompassing a bar, lush design hotel, and state-of-the-art recording studio, Gold Diggers returns as 'the' new East Hollywood hotspot—a campus boasting more than three decades of Hollywood history behind the storied doors of what was once a...
Austin
The Carpenter Hotel Austin is the latest offering from hospitality group The Mighty Union. Housed in a concrete and terracotta block building a mere five minutes walk from Zilker Park, home to Barton Springs Pool, the hotel features 93 guest rooms...
Frankfurt
Taking its name from Israeli markets, Bar Shuka—located within Frankfurt's 25hours Hotel The Trip—is a restaurant and sake venue that harks to oriental marketplaces with their "chaotic, show kitchen." Amid the chaos, classic Middle Eastern...
Kiev
Formerly home to a glamorous cocktail bar, Kiev joint Punkraft is now attracting a different crowd. Selling one of the widest selections of craft beer in Kiev, these days the vibe is more down-to-earth, interiors combining the right amount of grunge...
Singapore
Following on from the success of their Tiong Bahru neighbourhood eatery, restaurateurs Marie and Antoine Rouland have opened a second branch of Merci Marcel, this time on Club Street, a mecca for hip restaurants and watering holes in the heart of...
New York
The Hoxton have gone Stateside, calling Williamsburg home for its first foray onto American ground. A fitting locale for the hotel chain born in Shoreditch, The Hoxton Williamsburg is situated on the former site of the Rosenwach water tank factory...
Ibiza
The term 'sports bar' might conjure up images of tatty pool tables and sticky carpets, pints of weak lager propped up on mahogany shelfs, mahogany stands/ ... mahogany everything. Not so with colour fiends Masquespacio in charge. For those weary of...
Saint Petersburg
Influenced by its neighbouring Danish design school, style-conscious St Petersburg eatery 'О' is a 46-cover gastrobar located on the ground floor of a 20th century mansion, with devastatingly handsome interiors courtesy of architecture bureau...
The Edit
Considering Charles M. Schulz would proclaim his iconic comic strip was "about nothing", the influence of Peanuts on popular culture has been—and continues to be—nothing short of monumental; Snoopy and his human friends inspiring artists to...
Dispatches
As the East Fremont area of Downtown Las Vegas began a cultural transformation, a festival celebrating creativity and difference was born. Called Life is Beautiful, it would grow to become a three-day extravaganza for likeminded people to immerse...
Stuff Crush
When a chance meeting led Fleet Street photographer Derek Cattani to cross paths with Australian-born John Rendall and Anthony (Ace) Bourke, little did he know that he'd become a trusted member of a lion cub's human pride. It's a story...
Journal
The fifth edition of D.A.T.E.—Discover Antwerp Through Experience—was hosted by This is Antwerp during an inspirational five days between 27 September and 1 October, where eight creative tech entrepreneurs from varying reaches of Europe and...
Dispatches
Websites have grown bland in the contemporary digital age. Template-driven and generic, homogenised by the frameworks of big-name content management systems. The internet is a place of dry technicality; portals seeking to convey information or to...
Dispatches
It's easier than ever to be green, as healthier alternatives have finally found the acclaim they deserve. Matcha tea has become a commonplace flavour in the dessert world, including those of famed Belgian chocolatier Godiva. And this is a trend that...
Dispatches
As the East Fremont area of Downtown Las Vegas began a cultural transformation, a festival celebrating creativity and difference was born. Called Life is Beautiful, it would grow to become a three-day extravaganza for likeminded people to immerse...
Dispatches
One of the things to admire most about those behind the A’Design Award is their sheer commitment to recognising new talent across an exhaustive spectrum of design. In fact, with some 100 categories, plus many more sub-categories and...