We can’t think of anything more delightful than spending an afternoon sipping tea, eating scones (and in this case, knocking back a few gin cocktails) – and if you agree, this competition is probably right up your street. Hush Mayfair have teamed up with Hendrick’s Gin to serve a elegant…
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September 2012
Already recognised as a centre for creativity and new trends, East London has another addition to its scene. Netil House provides a space for a meeting of creative minds, to discover inspiration and a great place for a drink. A home to 94 creative studios plus an events space, Netil House…
The resurgence in Victorian Industrialist enthusiasm has found its way into a cavernous basement restaurant, aptly placed under the buildings that stand as testament to this era; the fantastic Lloyds building and the Norman Foster designed ‘Gherkin’. Entering the building guests are handed a clocking-in card. Insert into the machine…
If you take a quick look at this year’s programme, you will see that it has undergone some significant changes – it’s only 12 days long (instead of its usual 16 days duration) and the French Revolution section is no more – but there is no reason to panic. The shorter…
Diversity is one of the major selling points for attending a film festival. Take away though, all the films that focus on dysfunctional families, awkward romances and the tranquillity of youth and the line-up of even major film festivals becomes significantly slimmer. Raindance Film Festival is an exciting exception. Ever…
I am… a Finnish-born, London-based designer working across interior, exhibition and product design. I first came to London in 1996, in the midst of ‘Cool Britannia’. The city left such an impression that I just had to return. I enrolled in university the following year with the intention of returning…