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Nose: Paris's freshest perfumerie

After two years of meticulous research, the founders of Parisian perfumerie Nose have come up with a bespoke service using a computerised system to pinpoint five perfumes to suit you perfectly. Thei…

Trita: Milan buys into the burger craze

Trita, Milan A number of restaurants dedicated to the burger have recently opened in Italy's fashion capital, and the Milanese are embracing the humble fast food with as much enthusiasm as London…

Bubbledogs: hot dogs and champagne

Bubbledogs, London; image via foodieinberlin.com The city has seen an array of specialist, two item-menu eateries open this summer. Whether it's steak and chicken at Hix’s  Tramshed  or burgers …

The perfect traveller list

La Liste du Parfait Voyageur is the must-have accessory for travellers aspiring to pack the perfect suitcase - in the hope that if you plan carefully before you pack, your suitcase will be lighter an…

The New York Times, 36 Hours: 125 Weekends in Europe

The New York Times, 36 Hours: 125 Weekends in Europe; illustration by Olimpia Zagnoli The European editions of the  New York Times ' popular 36 Hours series, which takes aspiring travellers on wh…

São Paulo: kids' lifestyle guide

You could easily spend three days soaking up the atmosphere of São Paulo and exploring its many districts, but for the best overview of inspiring kids' culture, we recommend that you spend your f…

London Style Guide: Eat, Sleep, Shop

Avoiding the cliches of the average city guide, this new book by lifestyle writer and editor Saskia Graville presents a design-led tour through the place that's on everyone's mind this summer…

My Japan: Donna Wilson

Sheltering from the Rain exhibition by Donna Wilson at Trico Gallery, Tokyo  Award-winning British designer Donna Wilson has just completed a tour of Japan, exhibiting work in 14 cities. She shares …

Tuscany garden tours by Villa La Massa

Garden and culture enthusiasts can now see behind the gates of some of Tuscany’s most beautiful private villas and gardens,  guided by garden expert Armand de Foucault - as part of  a new programme c…

Kids lifestyle: Uni, Stockholm

Built across 14 islands, the picturesque metropolis of Stockholm is home to inspirational kidswear stores and boutiques, world-class museums and a thriving vintage scene. Inside Uni , a beautifully c…

D-Hotel Maris, Turkey

Opened to the public on 20th April 2012, the D-Hotel Maris is situated in the Datça Peninsula in Turkey, surrounded by idyllic pine forests, small uninhabited islands and volcanic mountains. The hot…

Taiwan: photo inspiration

Fresh fish in Su-ao, Taiwan; photo WGSN Taiwan's persistent humidity transforms into a pleasant haze that settles in every nook and cranny, unifying lucky red shades, retro pastels and warm neu…

HBL News: A Space Elevator by 2050?

Image via Inhabitat "Japanese infrastructure company The Obayashi Corporation has announced its intention to send tourists to space by building a space elevator by 2050," Inhabitat reports…

Paris guide: Taxidermy & pastries in the city of light

Du Pain et Des Idées, Paris Our insider's guide to Paris recommends following Woody Allen, seeing some maths-inspired art, and indulging for breakfast this spring. Du Pain et Des Idées, Paris; i…

Japan's manhole cover art

In Japan, everyday manhole covers are used as blank canvases for creativity and transformed into pieces of art. As reported on Kuriositas , Japan's enthusiasm for modern art is reflected in these…
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