Latest articles by David Paw
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Smoke & Salt: Islington’s newest culinary hot spot
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Something’s brewing: The Modern Pantry pairs high-tea with craft beers
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Urban mobility project: Biomega reveals Oko, the future of inner-city travel
A cult favourite among both bicycle and design aficionados, Biomega’s sleek, swoon-worthy two-wheelers have always hit a sweet spot between style and functionality. It stands to reason then, that with the launch of the Danish company’s first e-bike, the Oko, founder and designer Jens Martin Skibsted is in bullish form. 'When it comes to private transport in city centres, cars as we know them don’t have a future,' he says. 'The industry will electrify them and shrink them amongst other things – bicycles will compete for that same space. Oko is a step in that direction'.
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Scandinavian smörgåsbord: three star success in Michelin’s Nordic Guide 2016
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Censor and sensibility: Contemporary Istanbul courts controversy at its 11th edition
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The London Project: innovative curator Magda Danysz's new gallery space
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The Student Hotel — Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Koyasan Guest House — Koyasan, Japan
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Generator Paris — Paris, France
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3 Days of Design: Wallpaper* brings you the highlights from Copenhagen
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Best of the rest: starchitects pull in the crowds at Venice Architecture Biennale
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Emanuel Hostel — Split, Croatia
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Bloom Rooms — New Delhi, India
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Palladian Hotel — Seattle, USA
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Soothing minimalism in San Francisco's newest store
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Canadian fast-casual restaurant Virtuous Pie’s first US outpost balances modernity with outdoor culture
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Head to London’s Foxlow for its scrumptious Sunday brunches and legendary roasts
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LA-based chef Ray Garcia has ventured out on his own with new restaurant, Broken Spanish
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Richmond Virginia receives its first design-led boutique hotel, Quirk
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Hilton Paris Opera
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F-Coffee — Dong Hoi, Vietnam
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Freehand — Chicago, USA
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Padella’s pared-down menu of homemade pasta and slow-cooked sauces are a hit in London
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East meets west in Kiev's newest restaurant
