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Rubirosa’s · Paris
Rubirosa’s | Paris
A chic boutique founded by French jewelry designer Lauren Rubinski that sells high-quality unisex cashmere, shirts, pajamas, and slippers
What our users are saying: “A gem of a store. Cashmere and shirt staples in all kinds of colors, plus leather slippers that feel like a glove. Store design is 10/10.” - @Charlotte_Antonia
Desert Vintage · Paris
Desert Vintage | Paris
The iconic vintage shop just opened their latest store in Paris, and it’s just as perfect as their New York and Tucson locations. As to be expected, the curation is exceptional, full of dream-worthy designer pieces.
What our users are saying: “Unsurprisingly a total dream.” - @shauna
Kistefos Museum · Oslo
Kistefos | Oslo
A spectacular contemporary art museum and sculpture park outside of Oslo, this art destination is set on an old pulp mill and features more than 50 works from acclaimed international artists, but the centerpiece is the main building, dubbed The Twist. An artwork in its own right, the structure, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, is both a gallery space and a bridge, spanning the river that runs through the property.
What our users are saying: “Simply exceptional art destination 1-hour by car from Oslo. The highlight of our trip.” - @emma
Bingoya · Tokyo
Bingoya | Tokyo
This incredible, five-story Japanese craft shop is one of the last remaining shops of its kind in Tokyo and has been preserving Japanese craftsmanship since 1964. It sources traditional crafts from across Japan and each piece tells a story of regional heritage and technique. Spend time exploring the treasure trove of hand-dyed textiles, woodblock prints, ceramics, glassware and more. It’s perfect for meaningful souvenirs and timeless objects to bring home.
What our users are saying: “...more than just a store. It feels like a living archive of Japanese folk art. Whether you’re looking for meaningful souvenirs or timeless objects for your home, it’s a must-visit for anyone interested in craft, culture, and beauty made by hand.” - @YUTHANAN
Nightshop · Brussels
Nightshop | Brussels
A local favorite for delicious seasonal plates, natural wine, and a casual yet lively atmosphere, this Brussels spot is a must-go for a fun meal with friends or a laid-back date night.
What our users are saying: “Super easy going place with amazing food!” - @Elise Engelen
V&A East Storehouse · London
V&A East Storehouse | London
The latest V&A opening in East Storehouse boasts over half a million works from every creative discipline and is home to over 250,000 objects, 350,000 library books, and 1,000 archives from the V&A’s collections. A new kind of museum experience, it offers a chance to see behind-the-scenes of a working museum, explore why and how objects are collected by museums, find out how they care for the works, and more.
What our users are saying: “Brilliantly executed new branch of the V&A. The concept cracks open the museum’s storage warehouse and shows a range of pieces from across the immense collection, from contemporary furniture to an ancient reconstructed temple. Between the stacks, you can see preservationists and restorers at work.” - @lvflkw
KÖNIG GALERIE · Berlin
KÖNIG GALERIE | Berlin
Set in a Brutalist former church, this impressive art destination primarily shows works by emerging artists.
What our users are saying: “A former church has been repurposed into an art gallery. The space is beautiful, and fans of brutalist architecture will go crazy.” - @YentlC
Grays | Toronto
A beautiful boutique and very special concept shop in a bright space that’s full of unique homewares and design objects, bespoke furniture, natural wine, and a curated collection of fashion for men and women.
What our users are saying: “Wow I loved everything about this place. Incredible curation…the kind of shop where upon entering, it’s immediately clear the owner has an excellent eye and taste.” - @hunter
Hôtel Provençal · Hyères
Hotel Provençal | Hyères
On the French Riviera’s Giens Peninsula, where the sea borders dramatic salt flats, the recently reopened Hotel Le Provençal has a fresh new look. Beloved since the 1950s, the family-run retreat boasts understated elegance across its 41 rooms and suites, designed in a mid-century style by Rodolphe Parente. Set across five acres, the property also offers a tennis court, gardens, two restaurants, and a stunning seawater pool carved directly into the rock.
What our users are saying: “Best hotel on Giens Peninsula, with a huge park and a private sea salt swimming pool.” - @Alice Moireau
wad · Osaka
wad | Osaka
A very special tea experience in Osaka, this minimalist yet cozy cafe and gallery offers exquisite teas and matcha, which are served in pieces from their beautiful collection of handmade ceramics. Make sure to order the shaved ice matcha as well as some Japanese sweet treats and snacks.
What our users are saying: “Remarkable Japanese tea experience in a cozy setting with the most beautiful handmade ceramics. Order ice shaved with matcha and Japanese red bean sweets. Great collection of books as well to look through with your tea. Very very recommended.” - @piariverola
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