Fall asleep in one country, wake up in another. Night trains are back, and they might be the most civilized way to cross a continent.
Cheese bread, walnut sauces and endless toasts: an introduction to one of the world’s most generous tables.
Most of us get about four hours of real work done a day. Plan for that, and the rest of the day gets easier.
A full tank, a paper map and one rule: turn wherever the road looks more interesting.
Fewer clothes, worn more often, chosen with care. A practical method for a smaller, better wardrobe.
Five combinations that taste good, look good and get you to lunch without raiding the biscuit tin.
We moved the same armchair through an entire apartment to see how much one object can do.
After years of stacking, one good ring is having its moment.
Rest is not the absence of activity. It is the absence of hurry.
from Desert silence: what the dunes taught me about rest
