Category: SHELTER
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Theatre-like effects with Anemone Multimedia Bed
Anemone Multimedia Bed fitted with Bang & Olufsen audio system Besides being a sleep temple, a bed can provide an unbelievable multimedia experience if it is integrated with Bang & Olufsen, high-end automation and sound system. Anemone multimedia bed by Dutch manufacturer Lavital with a unique registration number as well as name of the owner,…
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Speaking about luxury with Mark Edleson, CEO of Alila Hotels and Resorts
Alila manages unique city hotels and resorts in the Asia Pacific region. The hallmark of Alila is stylish, relaxing environments and superb hospitality that creates a unique guest experience, continuously redefined to reflect the very best of a contemporary lifestyle. To stay at any of Alila’s hotels or resorts is to embark on a memorable…
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Cook it Raw: World’s most celebrated, avant-garde chefs descended on Suwalki region of Poland
Cook it Raw: Restoring pride in local culinary traditions Kindziuk or smoking meat inside a pig’s stomach was a Polish gastronomic ritual that died before the Second World War, and was never revived. Smoked vendace fish, herbal honey, Polisj breads, and sekacz were also on the list of the internationally renowned chefs that participated at…
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Iron Lady – Europe’s most valuable monument
Eiffel Tower, the venerable Paris and French landmark, is Europe’s most valuable monument and the most visited paid for tourist attraction in the world, according to the Italy’s Monza and Brianza Chamber of Commerce study. The French “Iron Lady” is worth 435 billion euros to the French economy and was estimated to be worth six…
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Vogue’s 916-page record September’s issue to mark Conde Nast title’s 120th anniversary
Vogue US September issue – the biggest ever On August 21, the biggest ever Vogue issue hit newsstands in the United States. With pop diva Lady Gaga on the cover, Vogue US breaks its own record with 916-page magazine. surpassing the previous record-setter. The 916-page door stopper marks Conde Nast title’s 120th anniversary and surpasses…
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68yr old iconic British TV Weatherman BASE jumps for climate change
Iconic British TV Weatherman Michael Fish BASE Jumps for Climate Change The climate change is a serious issue and requires serious action. Iconic TV Weatherman Michael Fish has teamed up with Award-Winning eco-fashion brand Rapanui Clothing and completed a BASE jump to raise awareness of climate change. 68 years old Michael Fish made the freefall…