I'm starting the week with a look around a stunningly beautiful space: the VIPP Chimney House, set in Copenhagen's up-and-coming Nordhavn area. It's the third outpost of the Danish design brand's innovative hotel, which turns the traditional concept of a hotel on its head by offering private suites in separate locations, and it makes an excellent addition to the existing VIPP Loft . . .
Exploring Skåne – the north west
[Advertisement - this post is based on a press trip, but all words and opinions are my own] After a very relaxing stay in south-east Skåne, Emma and I packed our bags and set off on the two-hour drive across country to the region's north-west corner. We could have done the journey in less time if we'd stuck to the motorways but we chose to take a slower, more scenic route . . .
Exploring Skåne | The south-east coast
[Advertisement - this post is based on a press trip, but all words and opinions are my own] Sweden always tugs at my heart strings. No matter how many times I visit, no matter what time of year I go and no matter whether I head to city, coast or countryside, I always leave wanting more. So, there wasn't a moment's hesitation when Visit Skåne invited my friend Emma and I to spend six days . . .
The Audo – a new hybrid space from Menu
I have another highlight from 3 Days of Design to share with you today, and it's a place that definitely merits a dedicated post of its own. Called The Audo and unveiled to the public during the event, it's the new HQ of Danish design brand Menu. But it's also so much more than that - in fact, it's an office, a showroom, a boutique hotel, a concept store, a café and a co-working space all rolled . . .
A city break in Almería
Although Chris and I spent most of our recent trip to Andalucía visiting friends in the Cabo de Gata Natural Park, we also took the opportunity to enjoy a three-night break in Almería - a treat to ourselves in the run-up to our second wedding anniversary. I'll be honest: Almería isn't somewhere we would have thought of visiting had we not been in the area anyway. In fact, it seems largely . . .
Postcards from Cabo de Gata, Spain
Chris and I have just got back from a holiday in southern Spain - a relaxing, sun-baked week that was very much needed before two busy months ahead. We spent some of our time in the city of Almería (more on that to follow next week), but the main focus of the trip was a visit to our friends Ben and Neil, who have moved to the stunning Cabo de Gata Natural Park to open a B&B. I've visited . . .
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