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Design pick: Passion 4 by Jessica Zoob from Romo
Who? Romo What? We love the loudness of this cushion, designed by British contemporary artist Jessica Zoob. Entitled Passion 4, it brings life and modernity to the home and instantly brightens your living space. It’s one for capturing the eyes so make sure your backdrop doesn’t clash to allow it to stand out. Priced at £80. When? Available now Where? Available online from John Lewis How? Buy now from John Lewis
Montblanc unveils Star Twin Moonphase
Who? Montblanc What? Montblanc has recently unveiled the latest timepieces at SIHH in Geneva including the elegant Star Twin Moonphase, which shows moonphases for the northern and southern hemispheres. The timepiece features 27 rubies alongside black alligator strap and anti-reflective sapphire crystal watch face. When? Available now Where? Stockist list available at www.montblanc.com How? For more information, see website
Patrick Hellman, design chameleon
Who? Patrick Hellmann What? Patrick Hellmann is a bit of a chameleon when it comes to design. As well as fashion, interior and property design, he has also collaborated with Lalique and Audi on design projects. Originally from Germany, Hellmann opened his first London flagship earlier this year and is described by some as “Germany’s Tom Ford”. When? Boutique open now Where? 54 St James’s Street, London SW1A 1JT How? For more information, see www.patrick-hellmann.com Ten tips on style for men from Patrick Hellmann
Home pick: Pacific plates from Royal Doulton
What? Pacific plates. Priced at £36. Where? Available online from Royal Doulton
The Bird Nest Mirror by Christopher Guy
Who? Christopher Guy What? Fluff some features with a Bird Nest Mirror by British design company Christopher Guy. Christopher Guy specialises in luxury furnishings and their work has featured in hotels and Hollywood productions amongst other things. The Bird Nest Mirror forms part of Christopher Guy’s latest bedroom furnishing collection. Priced at £3,993. When? Available now Where? Stockist list available on www.christopherguy.com How? Visit website for more information
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Ten tips for painting food by Anna Koska
GO AND FIND THE REAL THING – There are limits to this of course. In the case of some obscure fish, I’m not often in a position to don a wetsuit and jump in the deep if it lives at the bottom of the inky blue, but there’s always a fish market. HANDLE THE THING – If it’s got bones, feel where they lie. If it’s got skin, get familiar with the feel and texture: hairy, bald, feathery, scaly, bit gooey, slippery, a bit want-to-put-it-down-and-run. Move it around. Check out the way the shadows play on the dips and curves. TAKE IT HOME TO MEET THE FAMILY – If I…
