Category: SHELTER
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Sennheiser to equip The Residence, the world’s first private luxury three room suite on a commercial aircraft
Sennheiser is available on Etihad Airways’ premier cabin. Sennheiser Middle East, one of the leaders in the world of audio, has announced a partnership with Etihad Airways to be the exclusive provider of headsets for the airline’s premier cabin. The project allows Sennheiser to contribute to an experience that goes beyond just sound. The Residence is a…
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The million dollar cow: high-end farming in Brazil – photo essay
Photojournalist Carolina Arantes documented Brazil’s thriving cattle industry and witnessed how farmers work with genetics companies to improve the performance and profitability of their herds
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Don’t let your pooch feel lonely instead take him out at dog-friendly restaurants in London
Having a dog is a dream but it’s heartbreaking to leave him alone at home while you are out dining and making merry. If you are the one who always wondered what your dog might be thinking or feeling when left alone. Or all you wished for was a decent restaurant where you could take…
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2018 Tokyo Design Week: multisensory Eden by Perrier-Jouët deploys Virtual Reality to plunge you deep into Art of the Wild
VR experience at Eden by Perrier-Jouët in Tokyo. To accompany Tokyo Design Week 2018, Eden by luxury champagne house Perrier-Jouët is making its third visit to the city from May 10 to May 20, for a residency at Trunk Hotel. This year, the multisensory event is an experience that transports visitors to the luxury Maison’s legendary cellars.…
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Aboard the world’s largest Viking Ship sailing in modern times
Bringing the Viking age of exploration to life in today’s age, Draken Harald Hårfagre is the world´s largest Viking ship sailing in modern times. The major sail maneuvers are the main reason why Draken needs a crew of about 34 people. The Vikings were accomplished navigators, artisans, traders and story tellers, but their greatest triumph…
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Whole lotta debt: can Gibson guitars strike a chord again?
The guitar-maker favoured by everyone from Jimmy Page to Johnny Marr has filed for bankruptcy. But with old models fetching up to £200,000, the firm should still be able to trade on its reputation