The AmiGo Edit 27: guest edited by Sophia Roe

My favorite place in Copenhagen is Louise Roe Gallery, obviously! My mother opened the place in 2018—back then the area was kind of empty, but ever since Tekla, Toteme, and LIÉ Studio opened next door, the street has become a sort of haven for people cherishing design. The Roe Bar located inside the gallery has bread and baked goods from Juno and a great selection for lunch. When I’m not working from my desk at home (in my PJs), I sit at the office behind the gallery—it feels like a second home.

In London, these three galleries—Mantel, Crosta Smith Gallery, and Spazio Leone—form a trifecta of design excellence. Together, they embrace the art deco spirit, timeless craftsmanship, and the best names in curated furniture and home décor. Mantel specializes in both jewelry and modernist objects of understated elegance and timeless design, while Crosta Smith Gallery focuses on rare, iconic art deco treasures. Spazio Leone rounds it out with a modern take on functionality and beauty, showcasing well-curated furniture, art, and other pieces. Each gallery feels like a haven for design lovers, celebrating the art of living through thoughtful, enduring design. I see a lot of curated spaces popping up in London around Hackney, and I can’t wait to go back and find pieces for my country home.

One of my favorite places to stay when I’m in Paris is L’Hôtel. Nestled in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, it has a casual charm that feels soulful and effortless. The rooms are steeped in history, each one telling its own story—and you don’t find out your room until you check in, which always makes for a fun surprise! The location is a dream, surrounded by some of the best galleries and boutiques in Saint-Germain. I also had the best massage of my life in the spa.

We always return to Greece during summer. I love staying at Bratsera in Hydra—it’s low-key and well designed in good taste. I used to travel a lot to Sifnos, so maybe we’ll plan a trip there, or perhaps try another island like Patmos.

Two tastemakers I can’t stop following: Charlotte Forsyth and my friend Diana Bartlett.

Charlotte’s ability to tell stories through her imagery is what makes her captivating. Her approach to fashion, interiors, and lifestyle feels deeply intentional, with an aesthetic that feels both polished and approachable. I’m drawn to her appetite!

Diana’s eye for effortless, elevated styling is unmatched. She’s my go-to person to party with and who I ask for tips whenever I travel—her taste in food is a perfect reflection of her creative intuition.

The Little Traveller’s Beauty Kit from Buly 1803 is perfection in a box. It’s compact, beautifully designed, and elevates the essentials—turning everyday routines into indulgent rituals. Each product, from the acetate toothbrush to the mini toothpaste, feels intentional and luxurious, evoking a sense of timeless travel glamour. The packaging is stunning yet practical, making it a joy to carry anywhere. It’s also the ultimate gift—thoughtful, elegant, and personal. With the option for engraving, it becomes a keepsake that feels both intimate and special. It’s a small treasure that makes travel, or gifting, feel extraordinary in the most effortless way.