One of the main draws of the city of Barcelona – as well as the fact that it’s a buzzing city with a beach – is the architecture of Gaudí. Antoni Gaudí was born in 1852 and his work is visible throughout the city. His approach to design set him apart from many of his more traditional contemporaries, reflected in his use of nature as a source of inspiration. His focus on colour, often in the form of mosaic tiles, brings the city to life and gives it a unique vibrancy as you stroll around it. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Opened in 2010, The Arch London is fast making a name for itself as an exclusive hangout for the rich, famous and Fused! Situated in a peaceful corner of the Marylebone district, the hotel neighbours Bond Street and Hyde Park, as well as Knightsbridge and the Edgware Road. And it spans seven Grade II listed townhouses and two mews homes. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

INN focuses on the creative aspect of a city, showcasing leading art, architecture, film, fashion, food, drink, music, stories, and other aspects of culture which make that city unique. They recently invited street artist Inkie to Istanbul to check out the scene and add some of his own work to the walls. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Who wants to stay in a place like this? WE DO. It is cold and foggy outside and the lure of sun is too much to bear. Dreams of sunny climes in winter are made so much sweeter when beautiful venues like The Library in Thailand’s Koh Samui appear in our mailbox. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >