As the world continues its relentless passage, sometimes we need to simply let it flow around us while we remain oblivious to it, leaving ourselves free to create our own rhythm and make our own choices. Opening ourselves up to be inspired and find the style and mood that perfectly reflects our unique, inimitable personality and lifestyle.
Discovering Hong Kong
Hong Kong brings to mind images of colourful, closely set apartment blocks and narrow alleyways of shops and shoppers. But, a few minutes drive from the city centre, the roads begin to wind up through forests and into mountains that tower over the metropolis.
The magic of life in Copenhagen
The true nature of Scandinavian design doesn’t end with minimalism.
London’s hidden French Side
The French consulate in London estimates that there are between 300,000 and 400,000 French people living in the British capital, making it the sixth largest French city in the world. And, as a cosmopolitan and integrated as London is, it is still possible to find small corners of the city where French is the first language, such as Le Beaujolais near Covent Garden, the oldest wine bar in London, or Maison Bertaux in Soho, a patisserie founded in 1871.
London Calling
The frenetic rhythm of the morning commute as the Tube whooshes through the tunnels below the city. The synchronised spontaneous ballet of thousands of umbrellas popping up against the light drizzle falling from the blue-grey sky.
