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8 Essentials You Need for Your Everything Shower
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I’ll be the first one to admit that I’m quick to hop on the latest TikTok trend. The 12-3-30 workouts, all the coastal cowgirl looks that I’ve been wearing on repeat so far this spring, the list could go on and on. When I recently came across the “everything shower” trend, I knew I had to give this one a go, too. If you’re wondering what on Earth the everything shower is, 1) I’m truly honored to be the one to enlighten you and 2) your life is about to be changed for good. The everything shower is exactly what...
Small space hacks to make your bathroom feel larger
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House of Rohl’s Stylist, Fiona Gould, shares her top tips for making a smaller bathroom feel bigger. Victoria + Albert’s iOS bath. Image: smitharc + Jason Erik Smith Photography A compact bath gives the illusion of a luxurious freestanding bath but doesn’t impact greatly on the floorspace. Keep all hardware and tapware the same colour to keep the look feeling cohesive. Large mirrors over the vanity help to bounce extra light around the room and give the illusion of more space. Victoria + Albert’s Edge 45 basin. Image: Atelier Barda + Adrien Williams Photography A floating vanity also gives the illusion of...
15 Outstanding RV Parks to Celebrate Fourth of July
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Summer is made for camping, and the Fourth of July is especially perfect for some good old-fashioned camping fun. Independence Day is a time when America’s hard-working men and women take time to bask in the summer sun and celebrate the nation’s freedoms. We scoured the country for some of the most spectacular Independence Day celebrations. Alaska — Celebrate the Fourth in the Last Frontier Eagle’s Rest RV Park & Cabins, Valdez, AK – Take in the pristine Prince William Sound and misty towering waterfalls atop the majestic peaks. Every July, the friendly folks at Eagle’s Rest RV Park &...
Not Alone
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I haul myself up, a few triangular leaves drifting down to land in the thick carpet at my feet, where they fall in a continuous cycle all year round—lurid yellow, golden-orange, pale buttery-green. Slugs and snails are in a bust year, but woodlice are thriving, tiny armoured bodies scurrying around in the decomposing leaf litter. I’m reaching for a particularly bright unmarred leaf, thinking of Harry’s collages, when a breathy bark freezes me to the spot. It’s followed by a low gravelly howl that rips through the air and through my chest. They’re close. In town. All thoughts of colours...
The Best & Worst Movies of 2009
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In a year filled with cinematic hits and misses, our story explores the extraordinary eclectic mix of movies from 2009. Delving into the world of animation, drama, and indie film productions, this narrative takes you on a journey through the highlights and low points of a pivotal cinematic period. It unfolds not only the must-see masterpieces that captured viewers’ hearts worldwide but also the cringe-worthy disasters that were best left forgotten. As we traverse the carefully curated selections, we celebrate storylines that challenge the norm and redefine the boundaries of what movies can be. We explore how Pixar’s ‘Up’ brought...