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January 24, 2024
It’s fair to say HBO’s hit TV show Succession has more than its fair share of talking points: family feuds, betrayal, corporate power dynamics and constant one-upmanship are enough of a reason to tune in. But ‘quiet luxury’ has also become synonymous with the Roy family and their extravagant lifestyle, and a growing interior and fashion trend. Those opulent penthouses and sleek boardrooms, tasteful retreats and elegant townhouses all nod to a minimalism that whispers wealth without shout...
October 27, 2023
Your bedroom should be a cosy sanctuary, so getting the lighting right is really important. Fortunately, Carol Crimmins, lead interior designer, Nordic Elements has so...
July 18, 2023
The Dublin-based speciality coffee brand will open its first outlet in Terminal 2 on July 27 2023.
May 19, 2023
Glas restaurant at Hotel Doolin has launched a 30-Mile Menu, which features dishes made with ingredients ‘reared, caught, grown or produced’ within 30 miles of the hotel’s front door. As Ireland’s first carbon-neutral hotel, its sustainability-minded commitment aims to create a meaningful connection between the kitchen and the community, while further reducing the impact the hotel has on the environment. Some of the featured ingredients include Moy Hill Farm eggs, Doolin crab claws and A...
April 1, 2023
Forget your granny’s mahogany furniture - brown may be back but this time it’s all about earth tones
October 18, 2022
For this month only, attendees will receive a 20% discount on select furniture AND a chance to win an iconic wishbone chair.
January 29, 2021
My legendary relative, Flora Vere O’Brien, was a little bit eccentric. She represented Ireland as a poet and an artist in the 1948 Olympics, but lived very simply at home. She wore a horse-rug, secured across her chest by a kilt pin, and had a single light bulb to illuminate her cottage. The bulb was on a very long flex and she used to carry it around with her to light the room she was in. When people came to visit, they were offered the light bulb to take upstairs, so they could read in bed....