Category: SHELTER
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The 2015 edition of Woodford Reserve’s $1,000 Mint Julep Cup
Woodford Reserve unveiled the 2015 edition of its $1,000 Mint Julep Cup available at the Kentucky Derby. Now in its 10th year, the 2015 iteration was designed in partnership with fashion designer Billy Reid and mixologist Pamela Wiznitzer. The signature Mint Julep cups were designed by Billy Reid and handcrafted at Louisville-based jeweler From the…
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Apple Watch launch swaps high-street crowds for high-end fashionistas
Waiters serving iced tea among luxury goods at Selfridge’s may be more discreet than the public queues of the past, but shoppers are still high on anticipation
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Bugaboo Van Gogh. Get set to stroll your little one in artful style
Bugaboo Van Gogh Bee 3 Push Chair Anniversary Edition. On 29 July, 2015 it will be exactly 125 years since major Post-Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh (1853- 1890) died. Throughout the year, various European towns are organising unique exhibitions and cultural events linked by the theme of ‘125 Years of Inspiration’. Flowering trees were special to the Dutch…
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Macaron of the Month: Lemon Zeste d’onctuosité
A tasty tradition you won’t want to miss. Alchemy in action. In its perpetual quest for new taste sensations, Belgian Maison Pierre Marcolini blends the art of Haute Chocolaterie with extraordinary flavours. Marcolini’s Macaron of the Month pays fleeting yet regular homage to the passing seasons, creating different flavours that offer delight and inspiration. Pierre Marcolini…
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10 spectacular rail journeys … that you’ve probably never heard of
Classic trains such as the Orient Express and Trans-Siberian have the name and the fame, but there are hundreds of lesser-known – and more-affordable – rail journeys that are their equal when it comes to stunning sceneryHave we missed your stop? Share your rail journey tips in the comments
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Camera-makers focus on adapting to smartphones’ market surge
The rise of smartphones has hit sales of top of the range cameras, but Sony is looking at the bigger picture