All That Glitters: L’Hotel

02 November 2013 Sarah Lubala As a travel enthusiast, this writer is keenly interested in all things bright and beautiful. Accommodation is no exception. Some may call it snobbery, but others (and I… Continue reading →

The Woods: A Love Song

Lennoxville, Quebec Let me begin by saying that I am not a nature lover by any stretch of the imagination. I don’t do insects, I don’t do mud and I certainly don’t do… Continue reading →

Paris Je T’Aime: The Paris Opera House

The Paris Opera known by it’s French title: the Palais Garnier or simply the Opéra is a 1,979-seat opera house, built from 1861 to 1875. The Palais was originally the primary home of… Continue reading →

Living Art: A Brief Look At Eclectic Design

‘Eclectic’ is a popular adjective in interior design vocabulary used to denote a decor that comprises sundry elements — a mixture of textures, time periods, styles, trends, and colours. It’s the ideal style… Continue reading →

The Naked Buildings: Industrial Living 101

From the brownstones of Brooklyn to the Victorian row houses of San Francisco, urban style homes are a little different in every city. The basics of industrial digs however remain the same. Loft… Continue reading →

The Vatican Museums

The Vatican Museums are the museums of the Vatican City located within the city’s borders. The collection of modern religious art in the museum have enthralled millions for centuries now. Comically referred to… Continue reading →

Bathing Apes With Nigo

If you’ve ever been in a Bape store  you’d know that there really isn’t any messing with this label. They’ll make a Louis Vuitton store appear dull, bland and lacking in creativity yet… Continue reading →