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Category Archives: Design
Wiener Demeanour: Galleries, Art and Design
Schönbrunn Palace … St Stephen’s Cathedral … the Belvedere … the Albertina … even a cursory list of Vienna’s top attractions packs the sort of artful wallop that would delight even the pickiest of culture vultures. And by all means as many of these (and so many other) places should be included in any sightseeing itinerary of the historic Austrian capital. But that doesn’t mean visitors to Vienna must relegate themselves to an urban escape set only in the past. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Austria, Design, Museums, Vienna, Wiener Demeanour
Tagged 21er Haus, 21er House, Alexa Brauner, ARCHITECTURE, Art, austria, Bäckerstrasse 4, Bernhard Leitner, Campus Wu, contemporary art, design, Galerie Hilger, Galerie Lukas Feichtner, galleries, Georg Kargl Box, Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Heir Häfliger, Hilger Next, Karl Schwanzer, museums, Oswald Oberhuber, Ronald Kodritch, ssunta Abdel Azim Mohamed, Travel, University of Economics and Business, vienna, walking tours, Wien, Wiener Demeanour, wienkultours, Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien, Zaha Hadid
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Cork Report | Obrigado
From ancient oak forests south of Lisbon to state-of-the-art processing facilities near Porto in the north, tracing cork’s route from the tree to the finished product turned out to be a fascinating journey across Portugal. Continue reading
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Posted in Cork Report, Design, Portugal, Shopping, Travel, Wine
Tagged Amorim, cork, Cork Report, design, portugal, Travel, wine
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Cork Report | Bringing It Back Home
So impressed were we with our cork tour of Portugal that Kemey and I wanted to bring back home with us a more substantial than usual souvenir as a keepsake. Before we knew it we were making plans to clad an entire wall of our house with cork tiles. Having now lived with the tiles in place for several months, our choice seems more and more sensible and aesthetically sound as the days go by. Continue reading
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Posted in Cork Report, Design, Portugal, Shopping, Travel
Tagged Amorim, cork, Cork Report, cork stoppers, Cork tiles, Dekwall, design, portugal, Shopping, Siesta Cork Tiles, Travel, Wicanders
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Easter Afternoon Tea at The Langham London
Hop(p)ing for a happy Easter? You’re guaranteed a delectable and playful one with the limited run Easter Afternoon Tea offering by The Langham London’s Executive Pastry Chef Cherish Finden. Continue reading
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Posted in Chocolate, Design, Drink, Food, Hotels, London, Luxury, Restaurants
Tagged afternoon tea, CHERISH FINDEN, chocolate, design, Drink, easter, Easter Afternoon Tea, Food, hotels, London, luxury, marylebone, Portland Place, regent street, restaurants, reviews, tea, The Langham London, W1, W1B 1JA, Wedgwood, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Cork Report | So Much More to Bark About
Obviously, cork stoppers are by and far the most likely application for cork. But – as a sustainably harvested crop that’s naturally fire retardant and insulating (thermal and acoustic), flexible, hypoallergenic, and impermeable to liquid and gas – there’s plenty more being done with it. Shall we have a quick look? Continue reading
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Posted in Cork Report, Design, Drink, Portugal, Travel, Wine
Tagged Amorim, cork, Cork Report, cork stoppers, design, Drink, portugal, Travel, wine
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Infographic: Iconic Furniture in Film and TV
Check out this fun infographic put together by the furniture experts at Oldrids and featuring some of the most famous furniture from the movies and on TV. Set design plays a massive role in creating the look and atmosphere of … Continue reading
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Posted in Celebrities, Design, Entertainment, infographic, Movies, Shopping, Television
Tagged Celebrities, cinema, design, Entertainment, film, furniture, infographic, Movies, Shopping, television, tv
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wonder.land at the National Theatre
wonder.land: it’s a tale we all know well, this time reexamined through the prism of our 21st century addiction to the digital doings on our gadgets’ screens and good old fashioned teenage malaise. Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Entertainment, London, Music, Theatre
Tagged alice in wonderland, backstage, behind the scenes, damon albarn, design, Entertainment, Hal Fowler, lewis caroll, literature, live performance, Lois Chimimba, London, moira buffini, music, musical, national theatre, reviews, rufus norris, SE1, SE1 9PX, south bank, southbank, theatre, theatre review, Upper Ground, wonder.land, wonderland, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Holiday Inn Express Launches Next Generation
I enjoyed my Ealing sleepover. I got some work done in a spacious room that I was able arrange to large extent how I wished. I had some awesome pizza delivered to my room. I slept like a baby. Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Hotels, London, Travel
Tagged design, ealing, Ealing Broadway, Holiday Inn Express, Holiday Inn Express - Ealing, Holiday Inn Express London, hotels, IHG, London, Next Generation, reviews, Travel, W13, W13 9BP, west london, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Namibia
This was my first time in Namibia, but not the greater southern Africa region. I’ve been heading down to this gorgeous part of the world since the mid 90s (and even lived in Mozambique for about a year) – always encountering enthusiastic folks insistent that I get to Namibia but never quite being able to take them up on their advice. But now I’ve finally made it, and I can see what the fuss had been all about it. Continue reading
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Posted in Cars, Design, Hotels, Luxury, Namibia, Namibia 2016, road trip, Shopping, Travel
Tagged addison lee, addison lee app, addison lee minicabs, africa, binoculars, cars, CL Pocket, design, Europcar, Groov-e, Groov-e Power Pack, hotels, luxury, Namibia, Namibia 2016, Namibia in Style, Namibia in Style Self-Drive, Nissan X Trail, Nisson, road trip, safari, Shopping, South African Airways, southern africa, Swarovski binoculars, Swarovski Optik, Swarovski Optik binoculars, Swarovski Optik CL CL Pocket, Swarovski Optik CL Pocket binoculars, The Olive Exclusive, Travel, Wexas Travel, windhoek, X Trail
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Wasokan, Notting Hill: Europe’s First Authentic Japanese Kimono and Matcha Shop
It’s not a likely occurrence that a visit to the launch of a retail space in Notting Hill turns to talk bringing more harmony to the people of Europe. But that was the sort of chat I had with Noriyuki Ikeda at his new kimono and matcha shop, Wasokan, on Westbourne Grove. Continue reading
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Good Stuff #48
Good stuff and lots of it! Here’s the low down on some fine things to see, sip or savour – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Grub Edible insect innovators, Grub, … Continue reading
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Posted in Beer, Christmas, Design, Drink, Food, Gardening, Good Stuff, London, Luxury, Restaurants, Shopping, Video
Tagged BARS, beer, Black Diamond, Brompton beer, Brompton Bicycle, christmas, dettol, Drink, Eat Grub Bar, Edge of Belgravia, Fiskars, Fiskars X-Series Axes, Food, gardening, Global Knives, Global Knives Ni, Global Knives Ni Cromova, Global Knives Ni Cromova 18 Stainless Steel GN-07, good stuff, Grub, Kickstarter, Knife block, Knives, London, luxury, Meantime beer, Meantime Brewing, POP UPS, restaurants, Shopping, Slap Ya Papa, supper clubs, Thank Ya Papa, Video, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Coverture Launches Emma Greenhill: A Winning Way to Wrap Up!
Maddie Salters pays a visit to Coverture & The Garbstore in Notting Hill for the launch of Emma Greenhill’s Matchmaker line of scarves. A colourful, pop-art window greets guests at Coverture & The Garbstore, a Notting Hill transplant that has … Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Fashion, London, Shopping
Tagged Coverture & The Garbstore, design, Emma Greenhill, fashion, Kensington Park Road, London, Maddie Salters, Matchmaker, notting hill, scarves, Shopping, W11, W11 2ES, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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New for Paris: Frank Gehry’s Louis Vuitton Foundation (OneTravel)
Opened October 2014 in the Bois de Boulogne public park on the western edge of Paris, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is the city’s newest art museum and cultural center – and is making waves more for the building itself than … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Design, France, Museums, OneTravel, Paris, Travel
Tagged ARCHITECTURE, Art, design, Fondation Louis Vuitton, france, Frank Gehry, Louis Vuitton Foundation, museums, OneTravel, paris, Travel
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Good Stuff #45
Good stuff? Great stuff! And so much of it I’m having trouble keeping track and sharing the best of it in a timely manner. But don’t let my inadequate ability to blog efficiently get in the way you having a wonderful time. Have a look a this list of fine things to see, sip or savour – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Design, Drink, England, Entertainment, Fashion, Good Stuff, London, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel
Tagged Art, BARS, bond street, cocktails, dalston, design, Drink, east london, england, Entertainment, fashion, good stuff, HOME Manchester, Jaeger-LeCoultre, London, luxury, manchester, mayfair, old bond street, Shopping, The Manhattans Project, watches, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Good Stuff #42
Good stuff and lots of it! Here’s the lowdown on some fine things to see, sip or savour – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Jean-Pierre Braganza Limited Edition Sunglasses for … Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Fashion, Freebies, Gardening, Good Stuff, London, Shopping
Tagged apps, binchotan, Black + Blum, Coin Street, Culture Key, design, Eau Good, fashion, Fiskars, free, freebies, gardening, good stuff, Jean-Pierre Braganza, label.m, London, OXO2, south bank, sunglasses, water bottle, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Eastern Exchanges at Manchester Art Gallery
I had a splendid afternoon crashing the press preview of the newly opened Eastern Exchanges: East Asia Craft and Design exhibition at Manchester Art Gallery yesterday. More than a few standout pieces – as well as a chance to peek at a couple of other shows now on and to have a look at the gallery’s impression permanent collection – made my northward daytrip well worth the time on the train. Fans of design would do well to follow suit before the show closes at the end of May.Continue reading
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“Women Fashion Power” Menu at Blueprint Café, Design Museum
Blueprint Café at the Design Museum is worth consideration for its lofty views of the Thames alone (ask for a seat by the windows when you book and then duke it out with your date over who gets the view of Tower Bridge and the City and who gets the view of Canary Wharf). However, Head Chef Martyn Moody’s not-so-fussy but still very fine food is the real draw. To celebrate London Fashion Week, Moody has come up with a Women Fashion Power set menu for February. Yet another stylish reason to pay this restaurant a visit? It sure looked and tasted that way to me when I gave the menu a try last night. Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Drink, Fashion, Food, London, Museums, Restaurants, Wine
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Fem Graff Group Show at Lollipop Gallery
Fem Graff at Commercial Street’s Lollipop Gallery, has one mission: to bring the best of London’s female street artists indoors for a transformative experience. The collection of work sits right on the cutting edge, with stimulating, colourful imagery that contests traditional ideas of art and pushes boundaries, all the while bringing the best of East London’s graffiti culture indoors. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Design, Graffiti, London
Tagged Art, COMMERCIAL STREET, east london, Fem Graff, Graffiti, Lollipop Gallery, London, Maddie Salters, review, street art, tower hamlets, whitechapel, Лондон, لندن, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Good Stuff
Good Stuff and lots of it! Here’s the low down on some fine things to see, sip or savour – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Posted in Chocolate, Christmas, Design, Drink, Food, Good Stuff, Hotels, London, Shopping, Travel
Tagged asda, chocolate, christmas, design, Drink, Food, good stuff, haggis, Haggis in a Hurry, Hans Sloane, hotels, King's Marzipan, KK Outlet, London, macarons, Macsween, MONMOUTH STREET, Pierre Hermé, pop-up, Snoozebox, Tasgall 30 Year Old, The Intellectual Junk Shop, whisky, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Win a 600g 50 Flavour Christmas Gift Box from Jelly Belly
Love Jelly Belly gourmet jelly beans? They make a great gift for Christmas! Here’s your chance to win a 600g 50 Flavour Jelly Belly Gift Box featuring a special Christmas Design sleeve that’s a UK web exclusive! Continue reading
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Posted in Christmas, Competition, Design, Food, Freebies, Shopping
Tagged #50flavour, 50 Flavour Jelly Belly Gift Box, 50 flavours, 600g 50 Flavour Jelly Belly Gift Box, candy, christmas, competition, contest, design, Food, free, free jelly beans, freebies, gourmet jelly beans, jelly bean gift box, jelly beans, jelly belly, jelly belly candy company, Jelly Belly Gift Box, jelly belly uk, RT to win, Shopping, twitter competition, WIN
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Good Stuff
Good Stuff and lots of it! Here’s the low down on some fine things to see, sip or savour – all of which I’ve recently come across and thought were worth sharing with you. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Posted in Beer, Christmas, Design, Drink, Food, Good Stuff, London, Shopping
Tagged Another Country, beer, Christingle, christmas, Common Good, Dish Soap, Drink, Food, good stuff, London, Merry Berry, Mistlemoo, Nakd Bars, Nakd Pecan Pie Bar, Pieminster, pies, Primrose’s Kitchen, Raw 5 Seed Butter, Shopping, Single Hopped Kentish Ale, tesco, Tesco Own-Label Single Hopped Kentish Ale, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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A Model Citizen in Amsterdam (The Tiny Traveller)
Remember when my little ‘3D Me’ went to Amsterdam? Well here’s more on that story from my mini travel buddy – business journo, travel writer, city blogger and “model citizen” Josh Ferry Woodard, from his new blog Tiny Traveller: When … Continue reading
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Posted in Blogs, Design, Netherlands, Travel
Tagged #lastcall, 3D printing, amsterdam, BA, Blogs, british airways, design, Josh Ferry Woodard, last call, netherlands, The Tiny Traveller, Travel
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The Langham Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood
The Langham Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood historic home of the afternoon tea – and one of the most stylish venues I’ve yet to encounter in this town – The Langham London has collaborated with leading luxury brand Wedgwood to launch a new afternoon tea featuring a special menu of delectably dainty creations by Executive Pastry Chef Cherish Finden (one of my London foodie heroes!) inspired by and to be served alongside Wedgwood specialty teas in bespoke “Langham Rose” Wedgwood teaware. Launching across all The Langham and Langham Place hotels and ahead of The Langham London’s 150th anniversary in 2015, new tea offering is available now. Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Drink, Food, Hotels, London, Luxury, Restaurants
Tagged afternoon tea, CHERISH FINDEN, design, Drink, Food, hotels, London, luxury, marylebone, Portland Place, regent street, restaurants, tea, The Langham Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood, The Langham London, W1, W1B 1JA, Wedgwood, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Speed Date an Engagement Ring Designer with F&L Designer Guides
Here’s a first: a “Speed Date a Designer” event “to help you meet and get inspired by a collection of independent, friendly and imaginative engagement ring designers in one fun evening.” Got questions about “popping the question” and want to make sure you get everything right when you do? This unique opportunity hosted by F&L Designer Guides might be a perfect for you, potentially saving you loads of time and money. Continue reading
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Posted in Design, London, Shopping
Tagged bar, design, engagement rings, F&L Designer Guides, jewelry, London, marriage, Shopping, speed date a designer, the fable bar, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Win a £50 Voucher for Circus Cocktail Bar and Cabaret, Covent Garden
A cocktail bar, restaurant and cabaret, Circus offers a Pan Asian dinner menu alongside an enticing cocktail menu. Designed by British Tom Dixon, the surrealist interior is the perfect setting for wild cabarets, with actors performing on tables and vanishing in between courses. Following dinner and the performance, the West End venue turns into a dance space. Fun place, right? Thanks to a team up with online restaurant discovery guide, Zomato, I’m offering one lucky reader a free voucher worth £50 to spend at Circus. Continue reading
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Posted in Competition, Design, Drink, Food, Freebies, London, Music, Restaurants, Theatre
Tagged #YouSayZomato, £50 voucher, bar, bar snacks, cabaret, cocktails, competition, contest, covent garden, dancing, design, endell street, Food, free, free drinks, free night out, freebies, London, London blog, music, retweet to win, seven dials, theatre, tom dixon, twitter competition, WC2, WC2H 9BA, WIN, win a night out in london, you say zomato, zomato, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Aberlour at the Source: Speyside Cooperage
As important as the few raw ingredients that go into whisky is the cask in which the spirit is aged. Indeed it’s the interplay between the spirit and the cask wood that gives any whisky its flavour. And coming by the right cask is no mean feat as I found out when I got a look see inside the Speyside Cooperage near Aberlour Distillery. Continue reading
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Posted in Aberlour at the Source, Design, Drink, Food, Scotland, Travel
Tagged aberlour, Aberlour at the Source, aberlour whisky, barrels, casks, cooperage, coopers, Craigellachie, distiller, Drink, Food, lour burn, moray, river spey, scotch, scotch whisky, scotland, single malt, single malt scotch, speyside cooperage, Speyside whisky, travel blog, whisky
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Christmas in July? Good Stuff!
Ho ho huh? Here’s a bagful of seasonally premature Good Stuff to stuff keep in mind as 2014 rolls onwards to a hopefully very festive end. With many major brands (and those wishing to be so) hosting sneak preview shows every July to highlight what’s on their nice lists for Christmas, it’s a fun if odd time to be on the consumer end of media. Anyway, I’m never one to turn down an invite to a party – even if I’m not sure if it’s half a month early or late. So, deck the hall and all that jazz as I share some of the more notable Yuletide prospects I came across this past month. Enjoy. Continue reading
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Posted in Chocolate, Christmas, Design, Drink, Food, Good Stuff, London, Luxury, Restaurants, Shopping
Tagged Buche de Noel, Buches de Noel, carluccio's, chocolate, christmas, christmas 2014, christmas in july, dark chocolate, design, dunelm, dunelm mill, Food, la maison du chocolat, London, London blog, luxury, maison du chocolat, Shopping, Valrhona, WAITROSE, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Hyper Japan 2014, 25-27 July at Earls Court Exhibition Centre
Returning to London today through Sunday 27 July is Hyper Japan, the UK’s “biggest celebration of Japanese culture, cuisine and cool.” I popped round for a quickie investigation earlier this afternoon. Here are some highlights from my visit to this annual bonanza of banzai. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Chocolate, Design, Drink, London, Shopping
Tagged chocolate, cosplay, earl's court exhibition centre, earls court, Food, gaming, GREEN TEA, japanese, JAPANESE CUISINE, japanese food, kawaii, London, London blog, manga, matcha, nintendo, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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6 Exceptional Museums in Basel (OneTravel)
For a city of only about 200,000 people, Basel boasts more museums than cities with more than ten times its population. From the Anatomical Museum of the University of Basel (which was founded by Professor Carl Jung – yes, the … Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Basel, Design, Museums, OneTravel, Switzerland, Travel
Tagged Art, Basel, Basler Papiermühle, design, fine art, fine art museum, Fondation Beyeler, germany, Jean Tingugely, Kunstmuseum Basel, Münchenstein, Museum Tinguely, museums, OneTravel, paper museum, riehen, Schaulager, sculpture, swiss, switzerland, Travel, vitra, Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein
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Hello Stan Smith. Still Looking Good!
White on white with a touch of navy – I’m almost afraid to wear my new Adidas Originals Stan Smith trainers out on the streets as they look so nice and clean right out of the box. But that fear will subside soon, and I’m sure I’ll make good use of this new pair of trainers. Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Fashion, Shopping, Sports
Tagged adidas, adidas originals, adidas originals stan smith, design, fashion, footwear, JD Sports, shoes, Shopping, sneakers, sports, stan smith, stan smiths, style, tennis, tennis shoes, trainers, wimbledon
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See Basel: A City Artfully Designed to Please
Keen to take a city break that’s chock full of eye candy treats by some of the world’s greatest modern architects, designers, and artists? Go to Basel. I was blown away by all the fascinating stuff I got to behold during my few days there. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Basel, Basel City Break, Design, Germany, Graffiti, Museums, Shopping, Switzerland, Travel
Tagged 20th century design, ARCHITECTURE, Arnold Bocklin, Art, Basel, Basel City Break, Basel Fine Art Museum, Basel in Weil am Rhein, Basler Papiermühle, Beyeler Foundation, braque, bruce nauman, Cézanne, Charles Eames, city tour, cubism, design, eames, fine art, Fondation Beyeler, Frank Gehry, George Nelson, German Expressionism, germany, Graffiti, Herzog & de Meuron, Holbein, Isamu Noguchi, Jean Tingugely, Katharina Fritsch, Krištof Kintera, Kunstmuseum Basel, Laurenz Foundation, Léger, modern architecture, modern art, Monet, Münchenstein, Museum Tinguely, museums, pablo picasso, paper mill, paper museum, Paul Chan, picasso, Rattenkonig, Ray Eames, renaissance art, renzo piano, Rhein, Richar Serra, Robert Gober, rudolph suter, Schaulager, sculptor, street art, swiss, swiss design, swiss symbolism, switzerland, Travel, travel blog, vitra, vitra campus, Vitra Design Museum
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Rachel Khoo and the Patisserie of Steam at Miele Gallery, Regent Street
Open now until 4 July at the Miele Gallery, Regent Street is a “Steam Patisserie” pop-up featuring treats by TV pastry chef Rachel Khoo made using Miele Combination Steam Appliance including the world’s first ever Doreo, an “exciting dessert hybrid of a doughnut and “the crumbly classic American cookie.” Continue reading
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Posted in Celebrities, Design, Food, London, Recipes, Shopping, Television
Tagged Cavendish Place, celebrity, Doreo, Food, kitchen appliances, London, London blog, marylebone, Miele, Miele Gallery, patisserie of steam, rachel khoo, regent street, steam patisserie, television, TV chef, W1, W1G 0QE, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Sleep Basel: The Passage
During my Basel City Break, I stayed at The Passage. Only open since February of this year, the sleek and minimalist four star hotel served as a conveniently positioned base for exploring the city and a comfy HQ well worth returning to. Continue reading
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Posted in Basel, Basel City Break, Design, Freebies, Hotels, Luxury, Travel
Tagged Basel, Basel City Break, basel hotel, design, FOUR STAR HOTEL, free, freebies, hotels, luxury, mobility ticket, swiss, switzerland, the passage, Travel, travel blog
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My Basel: Taking the Make My Switzerland App for a Spin
Obviously you’ve heard about Switzerland’s stunning panoramas of and from its mighty Alps. But for my first of hopefully many more visits to this friendly little Alpine nation, I found the views shared via a handy Swiss app to be a real wonder to behold as well. The free to download app, called Make My Switzerland, is available via Google Play and Apple’s App Store and offers a wealth of insider knowledge about the things that savvy locals love best in seven Swiss cities – Basel, Bern, Geneva, Lausanne, Lucerne, Lugano, and Zurich. I gave the app a whirl over an especially fun weekend in Basel, and I’m more than happy to recommend the city and the app to anybody keen to explore a delightful and compact destination that’s big on culture. Continue reading
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Posted in Apps, Art, Basel, Basel City Break, Design, Drink, Food, Freebies, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel
Tagged app, apps, ARCHITECTURE, Basel, Basel City Break, design, free, freebies, Herzog & de Meuron, make my switzerland, make my switzerland app, mobility ticket, my switzerland, my switzerland app, myswitzerland, Rhein, swiss, swissair, switzerland, Travel, travel blog
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I Did What in Amsterdam? It Wasn’t Me! I Swear!
So, here’s that little eight inch 3D print out of me hanging out in Amsterdam. It’s nice to think that “I” got to go sightseeing via British Airways’ new Last Call range of last minute flight and last minute holiday deals and that “I” apparently chose an especially sunny time to visit this fun loving Dutch city. Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Netherlands, Travel, Urban Travel Blog
Tagged #lastcall, 3D printing, amsterdam, BA, british airways, design, Josh Ferry Woodard, last call, Travel, urban travel blog
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