In 1920 after returning from fighting in WWI, Paul Roux, a local Provençal Farmer opened a small three-bedroom inn, a little place
Gold Standard: La Colombe D’Or
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The Man With the Horn: Miles Davis
Miles Davis explicitly said he didn’t want to be considered a legend. The problem with that, twenty five years after his death,
Artistic License: Adam Rogers
Adam Rogers is, to put it mildly, a multi-faceted denizen of design. Having trained in bespoke tailoring at Central Saint Martins, Rogers
In The Studio with Ugo Schildge
“Being an artist for me is knowing how to bring an idea to life with both passion and precision,” affirmed the French
Artists That Changed The World
There are a handful of artists in history who have managed to change the world with their unique approach, resolute message and incomparable oeuvre
Hemingway’s School of Hard Drinks
I first encountered the Hemingway Drinking Game during an undergraduate tutorial in one of the lesser ventilated study rooms of the English
What To Buy This Week: Something for the Weekend
This week we take on an autumnal weekend for the rake at leisure. Whether sipping frothy coffee in the Piazza Della Repubblica, enjoying a spot of shopping in Lower Manhattan
The Director’s Cut: Sam Peckinpah
“It was merely a changeover from dishonesty to at least looking at the fact that people do bleed and are hurt,” Sam
Why aren’t poets cool any more?
What image does the phrase “modern poet” conjure up in the imagination of the reader? Call me a slave to lazy stereotypes,
Last of the Breed: The 500th LaFerrari
The concept of ‘design’ is, of course, an infamously difficult thing to quantify and manifold definitions of what ‘good design’ constitutes have
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