Hibernation mode is in full swing this time of year slowly waiting for spring to arrive and the snowstorms to be a thing of the past. The cure = continue to be a hermit but maybe mix up the venue and go hibernating in a forest.
Burberry has launched Makers House running alongside London Fashion Week, presenting an exhilarating exhibition combining craft and fashion.
Shoreditch is known for it’s super cool hipster masses full of creative types that add design energy to the area. As part of London Design Festival the Shoreditch Design Triangle hosted heaps of events and pop up installations.
I’m not usually one for visiting shopping centers on holiday, as retail has spread so widely across the world we see the same brands everywhere nowadays. But in Siam Discovery this theory completely falls by the waist side.
I hope you’re ready for an adventure seeing as it’s summer after all. Summer is well underway and should only mean a few things, work less, get out in that sunshine and get some exploring underway. Hibernation is for winter.
This summer I’ve taken this advice quite literally, packed up my bags and left the humid city behind in search of creative inspiration crossing the waters into the South East Asian seas, first stop being Thailand’s Bangkok.
With house prices rocketing in London all the time, I continuously find myself joking about living on a boat. Most people picture barges to be cramped, dated and pretty dingy places to camp out – but Bert’s Barges have taken this opinion and created a sophisticated barge.
One thing I love about living in London is there is always something to do, sometimes too much to do – hence why this post is a few months late. But nonetheless this artistic exhibition is worth sharing and as my mum always says – better late than never.
I was invited to visit FBC London’s showroom for an evening infused with delicious cuisine and meticulous design. Two of my greatest loves.
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