Natasha Bazika

1 week ago | smh.com.au | Natasha Bazika

, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. CityHub CopenhagenEveryone knows Copenhagen is expensive, but that doesn’t stop the city from being a social hub. After sharing a bench with strangers outside a bakery, having lunch in a crowded dining hall and striking up conversations with shop owners, my social battery is running low. Luckily, this hostel is antisocial. The idea here is that you can skip the small talk if you’d like.

3 weeks ago | mamamia.com.au | Natasha Bazika

Most people head north in winter; Bali, Queensland, anywhere with a pool and a drink that comes with a slice of pineapple. Me? I head south. Tassie south. Into the chill, into the mist, into a cabin with a pinot in one hand and zero regrets in the other. Hear me out. Last (Northern Hemisphere) winter, I did the Scandi circuit, crossing Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, with saunas, snow — the lot. So when I say Tassie has a bit of that same broody, misty magic, I mean it.

3 weeks ago | marthastewart.com | Natasha Bazika

Credit: Getty / 10'000 Hours Paint trends come and go, but in the kitchen, the colors we choose tend to stick around. However, over the years, some shades have fallen out of favor—but calling them outdated isn’t always fair. Even overused colors can still look beautiful, depending on the space. When it comes to color, it all comes down to context—like lighting, cabinetry, and how the hue plays against other materials.

1 month ago | nzherald.co.nz | Natasha Bazika

From spicy snacks to sacred spaces, these travel tips will help you make the most of your Indian adventure. Photo / Natasha BazikaVisiting India? There are things you should know before exploring the beautifully chaotic destination, writes Natasha Bazika India is a continent’s worth of cultures, cuisines and contradictions packed into one sprawling subcontinent. It has a way of flipping your expectations on their head, in the best, most beautiful kind of way.

1 month ago | luxurylifestylemag.co.uk | Natasha Bazika

Name a more iconic Venetian hotel than Hotel Danieli. You can’t, because there isn’t one. Overlooking the lagoon and just steps from Piazza San Marco, this is the address in Venice. We checked in to see if, after all these years, it still holds the gold standard. HotelThe hotel has been welcoming guests, including a long list of VIPs, for over 200 yearsIt’s hard not to feel important when you walk (or better yet, arrive by boat) into the lobby of Hotel Danieli.