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2 weeks ago |
vogue.de | Tom Howells
Restaurants in London: Die 12 Favoriten der VOGUE-Redaktion. Die britische Hauptstadt ist eine Stadt für Feinschmecker – und die besten Restaurants in London sind ebenso vielfältig wie köstlich. Die unaufhörliche Welle von Neueröffnungen kann einen atemlos machen. Deshalb haben wir die besten von ihnen (sowie ein paar Klassiker) in dieser regelmäßig aktualisierten Checkliste der angesagtesten Restaurants in London zusammengestellt. Die Frage ist nur: Wo sollte man zuerst reservieren?
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2 months ago |
foodism.co.uk | Tom Howells
Boozing in London is a multifaceted joy: a landscape of delectable poisons of all stripes and, crucially, a consummate wine drinker’s city. As an occasionally penniless food journalist subsisting on PR handouts (and the kind of man who has, quite delightedly, quaffed €3 flagons of indeterminate Carrefour plonk on numerous bicycle tours), I’d always been of the mindset that, like pizza and gelato before it, even crap wine was a better-than-average beverage. London has changed that thinking (a bit).
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2 months ago |
archdaily.com | Tom Howells
When the seeds that would bloom into BoConcept were planted by cabinet makers Tage Mølholm and Jens Ærthøj, in the small Danish town of Herning in 1947, its founders could hardly have foreseen that their nascent furniture company would eventually become a global leader in contemporary Scandinavian design. But such is the way.
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2 months ago |
archdaily.com | Tom Howells
The modest origins of BoConcept – the furniture company founded in 1947 by young cabinetmakers Jens Ærthøj and Tage Mølholm, in the sleepy Jutland town of Herning – belie its standing as a beacon of Danish design. By harnessing and refining the key tenets of heritage, simplicity, craftsmanship, functionality and quality over 70 years, the brand has become Denmark's most globally recognizable name in furniture.
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Jan 21, 2025 |
timeout.com | Tom Howells
This hip Scandi-inflected little spot (think washes of light birch wood, smatterings of cork and copper, a stone counter top, lofty ceilings and shelves of colourfully labelled craft beer) may seem like a beacon in the caffeine badlands of Gray’s Inn Road, but it’s actually only a few streets away from Prufrock. No small competition, but Catalyst has carved out a punchy little niche for itself.
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