Shopping from local artisans, artists and designers is always a good idea, and as we all inevitably have some Christmas shopping to do, I made a very cosmopolitan list of Barcelona-based artists and designers,…
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A couple of digital nomads – Jordanna from Canada and JC, from France, met in Toronto, then moved to London, and finally settled down in Barcelona, where they bought their first home together. Their…
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A Landmark of 20th Century Architecture In Montjuïc I’ve been collecting books on the history of design, but as it often happens, I wouldn’t actually read any of them. But the subject is really…
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Today I want to share with you a stunner apartment in Barcelona’s Eixample Dreta neighborhood – a centric yet rather quiet location, not overrun by tourists, just a block away from the charming flower…
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If you follow popular home design bloggers from the U.S., there is no way you haven’t heard of Anthropologie, a clothing chain very popular for their eclectic and bohemian home decor and mid-century modern…
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Meet Line Tiller. A Norwegian-born freelance journalist, Line had been living for 5 years in the bustling New York until she realized she needed a change of scenery, and the sunny and relaxed Barcelona…
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Barcelona has more than 700 hotels suited to any budget, but if you are looking for a really special place to stay during your visit to the Catalan capital, here is my selection of…
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Hoarding is not a sin, is it?! I’m a hoarder and there simply is no remedy to that. I spotted this turquoise vase at Els Encants, Barcelona’s biggest flea market (which is also home…
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I’m currently putting together a selection of pretty and (mostly) eclectic flats in Barcelona, so I was browsing the website of Spanish interior design magazine El Mueble, when I found this flat, and for…
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Today I invite you on a journey across some of my favorite museum shops. I love fine arts, I’m an ardent museum goer, and I never skip the museum shop – it’s a place…
