Getting Away From It All
If you want to find the last idyllic remnants of rural England, you need only to head to postcard-pretty Broadway, in what is called “the jewel of the Cotswolds” (the corner of Worcestershire that borders Gloucestershire and Warwickshire). This is a chance to escape the slings and arrows we encounter in everyday life and instead, […]
Marek Reichman
Marek grew up in a family of car fanatics. Their passion sparked his interest on industrial design, which he developed in his university studies, specialising in Vehicle Design at the Royal College of Art in London. As Chief Creative Officer of Aston Martin Lagonda, he’s been producing one amazing machine after another for the iconic […]
Emilia Fox
Emilia made her screen debut in the 1995 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice as Colin Firth’s sister (Georgiana Darcy). In the two and a half decades since, she has become one of the most beloved actors in the UK and the star in the country’s favourite forensic drama, Silent Witness. Our editor Julia Pasarón had […]
Coppa Putney
Located on the riverfront and offering a café, bar, restaurant, lounge, terrace and private dining space, Coppa Putney has been a resounding success since it opened its doors less than a month ago, bringing a distinct café culture experience to Southwest London. Coppa has a definite private members’ club feel, without any members club fees. […]
Young Talent
An array of emerging talent in the UK was showcased on Thursday 4th November at the VIP event for the UK New Artist of the Year Award. The Robert Walters Group and leading national arts charity UK New Artists, ran the event in collaboration with renowned contemporary art platform Saatchi Gallery, Chelsea. The award helps […]
The Mitre Hotel
The Mitre is a stunning Grade II-listed property dating back to 1665, originally used as ancillary accommodation for guests of King Charles II at Hampton Court Palace and is one of the prettiest hotels on the River Thames. With only 36 guestrooms and suites, each are individually designed and named after historical references and figures, […]
Amazônia
Sebastião Salgado is an internationally renowned Brazilian social documentary photographer and photojournalist. He has travelled in over 120 countries and his work has featured in numerous press publications, books and exhibitions. The current show at the Science Museum explores the rich diversity of the Amazon through Salgado’s photography. Famous for documenting the social and environmental […]
New Range Rover SV
It is not often that my jaw drops at the unveiling of a new car – these days changes from one iteration to the next are normally quite marginal – but that is exactly what happened when Prof Gerry McGovern OBE, Chief Creative Officer at Jaguar Land Rover pulled the cover of the new Range […]
The Democratisation Of Art
Following a COVID-19 hiatus, the Affordable Art Fair came home again to leafy Battersea Park for its 2021 edition. Known for displaying an array of contemporary galleries alongside exciting artworks by recent graduates, this year there is also a new experimental art installation to welcome attendees on arrival. For nearly 21 years Affordable Art Fair […]
HUŎ
I am a big fan of Asian food but I must admit I find tedious the fact that most restaurants seem to come out of the same design book with black and red lacquer everywhere, gold trimmings and Chinese lamps; either that or a plethora of Budas on display wherever you lay your eyes. HUŎ […]
