The London Edit
We chose October as the month to be and live in the city. A month in which London breathes art with a Frieze edition, and Frieze Masters, and still unfolds the art scene in design, in events like the Mount Street Neighbourhood Arts Festival.
Who accompanies us, loves table setting, and our look, we compile some of our favorites, in a week in the city.
The curatorship of addresses for table setting, decoration, and design:
Bonadea, in Belgravia:
must-go for lovers of table setting, with impeccable table setting
Fiona Finds:
curator of finds as its own name says, Fiona takes care of the space
Henry Holland Studio:
the designer and ceramicist we love, present
at the Mount Street Neighbourhood Arts Festival
its debut in furniture, in a new generation of London design
Designers Guild (with a showroom principal in Kings Road ) and Tissus d?Hélène also enter our list, with fabrics, after all we are in London, without mentioning more obvious places like the Liberty and Harrods that do not leave anything to be desired.
In the restaurant choice,
a few of the presenters on our
list for the week:
Nopi, Ottolenghi
Petersham Nurseries
Wilton?s
La Petite Maison
Scott?s
The Wolseley
The Ivy
Rules
La Poule au Pot
The Twenty Two
34 Mayfair
Without mentioning more obvious places like the Liberty and Harrods that do not leave anything to be desired.
ESCAPE FROM LONDON...
The most special part of our trip, is a mandatory stop to live two to three days of countryside, with the experience of staying in a classic Manor.
The Estelle Manor, which is in Oxfordshire, is a hotel and club for members. From the thermal spa, with a thermal journey with pools of 5 temperatures and saunas, to the English gardens, décor and dishes created by Jade Beer, it is our tip for the relaxing days of the London season.
The escape is also perfect for family trips, with daily programs for children.
AT LONDON...
October is still art season, with the Frieze edition and Frieze Masters at Regent?s Park. Our highlight this year was the Brazilian, Galeria Mapa with Ivan Moraes? works, which portray Afro-Brazilian culture, with fabric, rhythm, ritual and daily life translated into pictorial language.
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