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In praise of white walls.
I recently received a pre-publication copy of Home for Now: Living Well Without Staying Long** from Gestalten (published today). The
On waking too hot.
3am alertness arrives without warning, a switch thrown somewhere in the body’s circuitry, and by the time I’ve registered it,
Coffee & Conversations: Phoebe & Isobel of Project Pico.
I can’t remember how I first came across Pico Goods. I think it was originally through one of their online
The art of intentional gift giving.
Right, let’s be honest about something: gift-giving at Christmas often feels more like obligation than desire, doesn’t it? Especially at
Budapest in 3 days: an honest first-timer’s guide.
Planning a trip to Budapest? Here’s what actually works, what’s overrated and what I wish I’d known before I went.
A city that hums in two keys.
We arrived in Budapest at night, which meant the city withheld itself. Just streetlights, the occasional lit window, the Danube
In praise of the private page.
I’ve always wanted to be someone who journals prolifically, but I’ve come to accept that my commitment to writing comes
Notes on solitude, slowness and the creative quiet.
I’d been craving this for a long time. Not a break, exactly, but a kind of spaciousness. A solo retreat
A gentle endnote.
This final 3daysofdesign post isn’t a roundup or a review. It’s something softer. A short coda, composed in hindsight, gathering
Furniture for today (and tomorrow)
In design, the idea of “new” can be a double-edged thing. We’re told to chase it—new launches, new collections, newness
A room of one’s tone.
If my first post about 3daysofdesign was about mood, this one is about the materials that made it. Not just
The shape of sincerity.
I arrived in Copenhagen with an intricate colour-coded Google map on my phone and a neatly highlighted list of things