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  • Summer Season – Indigo Awnings Ltd

    The Covid pandemic has been disruptive for all of us and heart breaking for thousands of people but we are now seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. With tight restrictions during the first and second lock down’s, we saw many leisure sector outlets offering take away services which clearly demonstrated just how innovative this industry is. When these finished, every establishment with even the smallest outdoor area made use of the space in order to accommodate customers outside in the fresh air which was deemed to be safer in order to help stop the disease spreading. Continue Reading

  • Tankardstown House

    Tankardstown House is a magnificent Irish Country House set on an 80 acre estate in Slane, Co. Meath. The estate boasts an 18th century Manor House and Orangery, a central courtyard of cottage suites, manicured lawns and walled gardens, as well as the award winning Brabazon Restaurant. Exuding elegance and luxury, Tankardstown is a truly special place to stay, situated in the picturesque and culture rich, Boyne Valley. Choose to slumber soundly in the Main House, in a beautifully appointed Courtyard Cottage, or in the luxury Lodge accommodation, confident in the knowledge that you can expect discreet, friendly service in a charming dramatic location. Continue Reading

  • A 5-star hotel in the heart of Knightsbridge London, near Harrods and Harvey Nichols

    As one of London’s first boutique hotels we are proud members of Pride of Britain and Small Luxury Hotels of the World. The Capital hotel, Apartments & Townhouse prides itself on being epitome of authentic British hospitality, through our passionate staff who are dedicated to meeting your every need throughout your stay. The 5-star hotel near Harrods was awarded Best Hotel and Best Business for Customer Service at the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea Business Awards 2018. Continue Reading

  • A passion for handcrafted, sustainable fitted furniture

    “I am dedicated to making furniture that is beautiful to look at, a joy to use, and built to last,” says designer and cabinetmaker Claude Clémaron, who creates bespoke wood interiors for superior homes and workplaces. From beautiful bedrooms to inspiring boardrooms, every commission is unique and custom made to order by his family firm in West Sussex. Continue Reading

  • At BERING we combine Danish design with the beauty of the arctic.

    The history of BERING is closely intertwined with that of our founder Michael Witt Johansen. The fantastic experiences he made of dazzling northern lights, majestic polar bears, the clearest air and endlessly wide winter landscapes remain unforgettable. At the same time, as a Dane, Michael Witt Johansen is fundamentally influenced by clear, Danish design. Continue Reading

  • Astounding Interiors

    Astounding Interiors have over 16 years’ experience delivering interior design and build projects, guiding clients through the entire design process. We have worked in the hospitality, leisure and residential sectors and are now the UK’s leading home bar specialists. Continue Reading

  • Excessories – Night Collection

    Store, Hang, Protect, Contain, Pull out. Salice opens a new world of elegance and refinement, enriching its existing wide products range with the launch of Excessories, its first collection of accessories with the highest aesthetic-functional qualities. Continue Reading

  • Simultaneous Design of Superyachts and Support Yachts is a Growing Trend

    In a booming superyacht industry, SHADOWCAT, an award-winning line of bespoke support yachts announces an emerging trend: Owners are increasingly designing new superyachts and support yachts simultaneously. Shadow vessels, such SHADOWCATs, support superyachts by efficiently carrying crew, assets and gear that make oceanic voyages more pleasurable and safer for owners and their guests. Additionally, as superyachts have expanded in size over the years, owners have turned to shadows to provide access to shallow-water destinations and to carry “toys” at sea. Continue Reading