Tag: contemporary
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The Colour of June: Ocean Blue
Ocean blue is the colour of June. It rhymes. It flows. It inspires. What does ocean blue do to you?
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Magical Hilltop Escapes: Callian & Montauroux
We found a place where time slows down and creativity blossoms—say hello to Montauroux & Callian, two hidden gems of Provence! Sun-drenched hills, old stone houses, and a creative spark in every corner. P.S. My talented friend @stefanie.savary hosts the most magical sewing retreats here—trust…
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Let’s Talk About Spring – Light, Renewal & a Touch of Yellow
Spring is here—and it’s making us open windows, lighten up, and maybe question why we own 27 scarves. Golden Laburnum is blooming everywhere… but here’s a tip: don’t bring it into the house. Superstition or smart design? Better to let it glow outside and fill…
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Let’s Talk About Sunny Yellow – The Power of a Cheerful Colour
Sunny yellow doesn’t demand attention—it invites it. It says “Come in, smile, stay a while.” Whether you’re chasing a burst of energy, a playful vibe, or just some light on a cloudy day, this colour delivers—warmly, joyfully, and with style.
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Orgon – Of Rock, Revolutions, and a Very Good Lunch
Who knew a sleepy village like Orgon could hold such scandal, stone, and royal drama? We followed the mistral, found a king’s misstep, dodged a flying hat, and ended with a heavenly lunch at Le Bon Temps in Sénas.
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Pernes-les-Fontaines: A Hidden Gem in Provence
Nestled in the heart of Provence, Pernes-les-Fontaines is a charming and quintessentially French village that feels like stepping back in time. Known as the “Town of Fountains,” Pernes is adorned with no fewer than 41 unique fountains scattered throughout its cobblestone streets and hidden squares.…
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Januarloch: The Swiss Black Hole of January
The concept of Januarloch—that post-holiday financial and emotional slump in January—is indeed familiar in the German-speaking world, particularly in Switzerland. While the English-speaking world doesn’t have an exact equivalent term, the idea resonates. People often refer to “the January blues” or being “broke after the…
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Dakota GBR-Glasgow
Dakota Glasgow a Boutique Hotel There are 83 rooms and suites. All of them are light and spacious in calm gray tones. Full-length New York-style loft windows evoke a Manhattan vibe. The rooms have soft leather seating and writing desks. Larger executive rooms and suites…
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Les Grumpies’ Delightful Afternoon Tea Mishap
When life gives you two tea rooms… you will pick the wrong one! 🍵 But hey, that’s what makes being Les Grumpies so entertaining. From a booking mix-up to a happy ending at the Mackintosh at the Willow, today’s adventure was full of laughter, quick…
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Why You Should Visit London During the Festive Season
So, why visit London during the festive season? Because nowhere else mixes tradition, style, and sparkle quite like this city does. Whether you’re sipping tea in a chandelier-lit room, admiring the artistry of a Michelin-starred dish, or soaking up the Christmas cheer, London in winter…
