In the world of luxury, brands such as Hermes, Lanvin, and Louis Vuitton are frequently cited as the world’s oldest; however, some British companies vastly pre-date them. Over the centuries, Britain has…continue reading…
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The luxury industry is broad and multifaceted. Typically, it encompasses several key sectors, catering to affluent and aspirational consumers who want exclusivity, fine craftsmanship, investment potential and prestige. In this piece, I…continue reading…
Our regular readers will know that health is one of our favourite topics to write about. When Meaco informed us that they had launched their Armin® evaporative humidifiers, which could lead to…continue reading…
Few will dispute that we are living in confusing times geopolitically and societally. This frequently sparks interesting conversations and debates with friends and family about whether life today is better than in…continue reading…
As I write this feature, I have been meditating for 989 consecutive days using the MUSE system. For much of that time, I have used a mixture of Mindfulness, Insight, and Shamata…continue reading…
Although the word narcissist will be very familiar, it is likely the mental health condition, Narcissistic Personality Disorder, also known as NPD, will be less so. It is a surprisingly common condition,…continue reading…
Predicting whether UK property prices will rise or fall this year requires considering economic, social, political, and policy factors. In this feature, I delve into each of these to determine whether it…continue reading…
The potential of falling interest rates and waves of economic and political uncertainty have seen gold prices reach all-time highs in 2025. Buoying up the record-high prices have been the activities of…continue reading…
Kindness in general and random acts of kindness are a core component of the social fabric, and without them, society as we know it would undoubtedly collapse. In this feature, I explore…continue reading…
The UK is one of the top ten most densely populated countries in Europe. According to available data, it has 30 million dwellings housing its nearly 70 million population, and if the…continue reading…
Simon Wittenberg dines at the latest iteration of Babbo, an independent and authentic high-end Italian neighbourhood restaurant in the capital’s NW8 postcode. We last visited Babbo Restaurant in Mayfair back in 2013,…continue reading…
Being a father is one of life’s most significant roles, but it can also be one of the most daunting, especially if you’ve never had a positive role model to emulate. For…continue reading…
On Tuesday, February 4th, the Parmigiano Reggiano Consortium joined distinguished guests and judges at the British Museum to celebrate the second edition of the Casello d’Oro Awards, which were given out to…continue reading…
Simon Wittenberg travels to Morocco to enjoy the luxurious hospitality of the first Nobu Hotel in Africa. The first Nobu Hotel made its debut just over a decade ago, in 2013, within…continue reading…
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