Next month the design community descends on the Clerkenwell area in London for Clerkenwell Design Week. The three day festival showcases the best in established and emerging talent from home and abroad. The area, already known as a creative hub, is home to showrooms, agencies and more architects...
(0) Comments | Posted 20 April 2012 | 11:24

There are many reasons to fall in love with Copenhagen. Quality of life, understated style, great citizens and, with Noma acting as a catalyst, an exciting food culture ruled by a sense of adventure and an appreciation for sourcing quality ingredients.
Then there...
(1) Comments | Posted 3 February 2012 | 16:55
'We like to think of ourselves as the haute couture of the food-to-go world', states the Ottolenghi website. Their stark white deli-canteens have been championing a different style of take-away dining with a focus on fresh produce, innovative recipes and bold (or 'noisy') flavours. They have a strict...
(0) Comments | Posted 15 November 2011 | 16:48
Born in London in 1974, A.D. Miller studied literature at Cambridge and Princeton. After working as a television producer, he joined The Economist to write about British politics and culture. From 2004 to 2007, he was the magazine's foreign correspondent in Moscow, travelling widely across Russia and the...
(0) Comments | Posted 20 September 2011 | 14:47
Since having her first book, Mistakes in the Background, published four years ago, South London girl Laura Dockrill has quickly become part of the it London literary crowd. Two mores books followed, Ugly Shy Girl (2009) and Echoes (2010), quickly cementing Dockrill's...
(0) Comments | Posted 15 September 2011 | 17:06
As part of the London Design Festival, you will be able to view Noma Bar's interactive exhibition Cut It Out at Outline Editions gallery. Crane.tv met the Israeli-born, award-winning, graphic designer at his North London studio, where he gave us...
(0) Comments | Posted 1 September 2011 | 09:52
Young London-based author Joe Dunthorne made a name for himself with the book Submarine. His debut novel won him the Curtis Brown Prize and was consequently adapted for the silver screen in 2010. Both the novel and film provided significant grounds for interest in...
(0) Comments | Posted 25 August 2011 | 09:47
A couple of years ago medical student Emeli Sandé was just like any other student, spending her days writing essays, cramming for exams and dissecting the odd body part (okay so maybe we spent more time propping up the university bar than hacking up cadavers, but you get...

(0) Comments | Posted 26 April 2012 | 14:08