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Interiors
When Vei Tan struggled to find employment after graduating from Melbourne’s RMIT in 2011 with a Masters of Architecture, she decided to take charge of her own destiny. A staunch passion to create led Tan — along with partner Patrick Macasaet —...
Ghent
Whatever you may or may not know about Ghent, in northwest Belgium, you'll have a clearer picture of the place after staying the night in the penthouse apartment of multi-faceted retail and accommodation project WATT. Creative agency DIFT...
Los Angeles
There are few chefs who can legitimately claim the title King of Pork, and the talented Ray Garcia is one of them, having beaten 10 other nationally-renowned competitors to the crown at 2013's “pork-a-palooza” at the House of Blues. Ray Garcia:...
Mykonos
If the thought of a fortnight at the beach, burning all day and boozing all night, sounds like something best left to the younger generation, then you may be ready for a more grown-up beach holiday such as that imagined by the minds (Design...
Gdańsk
The Granary Island area of Gdansk has been in need of a bit of regeneration for some time — indeed it's only recently that the district has started to fully recover from the ravages of World War Two. The Polish city, located on the Baltic coast,...
Interiors
Call him Sasquatch, call him Bigfoot — the reputed monkey-man-beast is a mainstay of American folklore; dating back to Native American times. Whoever he is, when he goes back to his cave, you wouldn't necessarily imagine him kicking back on one of...
Halkidiki
Northern Greece, particularly the southern peninsular of Halkidiki (or Chalkidiki) is blessed with miles of coastline and unspoilt locale. There are three ‘fingers’ that fall south of the region — each offering something different. The second,...
London
This probably won't please our Yorkshire readers, but did you know that Tommyfield Market in Oldham claims to be the site of Britain's first fish and chip shop? As something to boast about, that's pretty good — so good that there's a pub all the...
Somerset
Who says the big cities should have a monopoly on contemporary style? Gallery powerhouse Hauser & Wirth started the ball rolling in Somerset with their impressive art complex near Bruton, which includes a brilliant farmhouse renovation along with...
London
With Frida Kahlo staring down from the wall, and painted “calavera” (skulls) from the Day of the Dead festival watching over the bar, it can mean only one thing — Mexican food. The country's most famous female artist casts a watchful eye over...
London
By day, Dalston multi-use venue J.R. Brewer serves the public as the host of businesses including The Secret Handshake Café and homewares store Roots Retold. Come the end of the regular working day, the retail operations close up shop leaving...
Los Angeles
After spending the past four years living in Ho Chi Minh City immersing himself in his family's heritage, Shawn Pham has returned home to his hometown of Los Angeles to open his own southeast Asian kitchen going by the name of Simbal. His...
Stuff Crush
Weirdness is a notion long entwined with the concept of creativity. Mocked by the strait-laced confined to their boxes of conformism, celebrated by the bold and the brave who pursue the outré as a means of pushing beyond the banal. In Weird...
City Notes
In Montreal’s Little Italy, a new arrival is making waves with a fresh take on Italian dining. Pasta Pooks, which opened in March 2025, is a compact five-seat takeout counter serving pasta and natural wine in a space that marries Old World charm...
City Notes
A once-forgotten 19th-century residence in Savannah’s historic district has been brought spectacularly back to life, reincarnated as The Douglas; a refined 16-room boutique hotel at 14 East Oglethorpe Avenue, where design meets old-world...
Dispatches
In a country where club floors open with Buddhist chants and Ladyboys offer dawn alms in corsets and stilettos, Elizabeth Waterman has found a world of contradictions too vivid to ignore. Over the past three years, and across four extended trips,...
Dispatches
Moving is one of those life events that sits somewhere between chaos and reinvention. It’s stressful, yes — but it’s also a rare opportunity to start over. To touch every object you own, question its purpose, and decide what kind of person...
Dispatches
The way we, as a society, work has transformed drastically in the past decade. Remote work, which was once seen as a temporary option or a sought after perk, has now become a favoured strategy helping small businesses operate and grow. Across the...
Dispatches
Many parents worry that their child may struggle to keep up at a private school. The idea of tougher classes, higher expectations, and competitive environments can feel intimidating; both for parents and students alike. I understand these concerns....
Dispatches
There's a paradox about self-care, which is that those who need it most are probably the least likely to practice it. If you're one of those people, you might even be put off by the term self-care. Maybe it sounds too self-indulgent to you. If...