Fox and Squirrel

04/06/2022

This is Bella. I’ve travelled Europe with her. She’s my bit of Cyprus in my family. When I was pregnant she’s wrap herself around my belly. When Jasper was born she’s sleep by his bed. She did this up until last night when she disappeared. We are distraught and worried sick. Please can you share this? With the hashtags She is my first baby … and suddenly that does not feel embarrassing to say at all.

26/05/2022

Reporting from the Peloponnesus, Greece this week …

02/09/2021

As we all head back to school (all because which adult doesn’t feel like September brings a new start?) holiday snaps enter archive or inspiration mode. But inspiration can be found everywhere and in your own hometown. Here are just some thoughts on a few that I visited :

https://foxandsquirrel.com/travelguidesbyfoxandsquirrel/a-cultural-odyssey-through-london

A combination of art galleries, theatres and restaurants that can make for a cultural day outing for all the family. For more ideas follow Fox & Squirrel on Instagram or sign up to my newsletter.

26/02/2018

Luckily for us Instagram doesn’t have a smell or taste button. Join us to explore Marylebone’s food scene filled with exotics scents and diverse flavours. More details on our site.

09/02/2018

Who cares if it’s grey outside when you can pop into ‘s studio... colours, craftsmanship, sparkles and talent are in abundance here. Thanks for bringing her into my creative sphere! Watch this space

08/02/2018

It’s just heaven @ Rosewood London

17/09/2017

On Monday, 18th September, at 10 a.m. we'll be hosting a talk with Giles Rhys- Jones, the CMO of what3words.
what3words is an app that has divided the globe into 57 trillion 3m by 3m squares and labelled each area with just three words. It is the most accurate and memorable way to find locations.
Since its inception, it has won a myriad of awards.
Most recently Fast Company awarded What3Words the Social Good design award.
Mongolia and Nigeria have changed all their addresses to What3Words to ensure that communities in the most far flung parts can be connected. Tanzania has looked into customising the system to make it easier to deliver textbooks to secondary schools and for identifying broken water pumps around the country.
What3Words has also teamed up with travel company tripwolf - hungry for travel, one of the world’s leading travel apps, providing over 10 million people worldwide with recommendations, reviews and top tips through 600 carefully researched city guides has adopted 3 word addresses to help its users find all the great places listed in its guides, first time, every time.
On Monday, I'll be speaking with Giles on ways that the app can benefit the design and craft industries. The craft industry in particular , relishes in story's of obscure origins and distant sources of inspiration. Does What3Words threaten the mysticism of the story, or will it help define its spirit?
The whole program of events can be found here:
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The talks will take place at The New Craftsmen at no 34 North Row
Mayfair, London W1K 6DG, who have transformed their space into a working canteen serving baked goods from St John's bakery, cheese from Neal's Yard, and cakes made by Anthropologists of Food. And, its all free!

27/07/2017

I'm preparing a what to do in London with kids guide. According to Isolene and Mathias rolling on a luggage trolley should be high up on my recommendation list

30/06/2017

It's Friday and it's warm and I have my nose stuck in a book, but it doesn't matter because london 2nd largest private library looks like this. 📚 👍🖊📝

22/06/2017

Got to love a - marketing chat aside it's a fabulous reminder of past projects that excited you, confirm to you that you love your job, remind you of the beautiful people you meet along the way. One of my favourite walks that I hosted must have been with my mate , a talented portrait painter. Here is to him! Sending you the best of luck vibes while you wow the audiences at with . I also just remembered that this is the walk that I met the talented photographer and Instagramer and all round fellow London wanderer. Sad to hear that she is crossing the pond and heading back to the USA. Here is to new beginnings may they be the start of some glorious memories ... in the meantime here are some memories of days in London ...

20/06/2017

It's and in this weather it means time to get off my chair, out of my books and into the sunshine. I explored a whole new route in Chiswick, which includes gardens, rivers, fields, pubs and artist studios. Get in touch if you'd like the route and recommendations- happy to share

31/05/2017

Great article on The Rake magazine on the history of the shirt, a garment that has shaped London's west end. https://therake.com/stories/style/unbuttoning-the-history-of-the-shirt/?utm_content=buffer0d692&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin.com&utm_campaign=buffer

How a modest undergarment became the most elegant, versatile and fundamental of men’s wardrobe staples – and an ensemble’s focal point in its own right.

02/11/2016

Brainstorming pattern design with in her stunning home as I work through curating to

31/10/2016

The very talented Hayley Parkes, young musician finalist and classical pianist reminding us to take time out and to simply listen

12/10/2016

Let's take a walk. You can show me some of your memories and I'll show you some of mine. (Adam Berlin)

08/10/2016

Such a great video by graffiti artist stik on the changes of Shoreditch https://www.theguardian.com/cities/video/2016/oct/06/stik-shoreditch-new-mural-artist-london-video

The street artist Stik set out to ask the denizens of Old Shoreditch how his new mural should reflect their gentrified neighbourhood

29/09/2016

Going through some of Deptford Portraits in the run up to next Friday when he leads a tour through his beloved area. New to the area he embarked on a project that would chart the area's demographic from a personal perspective with the intimate process of sitting for a painted portrait at its foundation. The tour starts off in Ian's studio where he completes his portraits. My personal favourite is this one of Polly, and I can't wait to see the painting and hear the story of the sitter ( link in bio)

28/09/2016

Noodles