An office for two girls who are bored out of their minds working at home highly committed and experienced journalists. Views over Manhattan desirable impractical (we live in South London).

Happy to share with other like-minded people who will engage in pointless chit-chat, highly committed and experienced journalists.

Please get in touch with us if you know anywhere that might fit this bill in S E London (theantistylist@hotmail.com).

Anatomy of a fridge door

What’s in my fridge is perhaps a post for another day. A day after I’ve been to the Londis. But what is on the door? … ah, that I’m about to (real) reveal. In principal I don’t really like things on fridges. But in reality I have no office, no pin board, and I work […]

The Concrete House – an update

About 18 months ago we ran a post about 549 Lordship Lane in Dulwich – a crumbly ruin that I discovered, with surprise, is architecturally significant. Built in 1873 by Charles Drake, it’s Grade II listed and the only surviving example of a 19th Century concrete house. Read more about it here. I’ve just been […]

My holiday to island paradise

AKA Millport. I posted before about the wonderfully preserved 50s Ritz Cafe in Millport, the tiny and only town on the Scottish island of Cumbrae. Well I finally got to visit. A May weekend that was hot enough to swim, on a deserted beach where no one could hear me yelling. I went to The […]

Read: A Very Good Place

New online magazine A Very Good Place has launched. Edited by Clare Gogerty, the title encapsulates its aims to showcase considered, environmentally conscientious design and ways of living. I’ve been lucky enough to work with three of the people behind it (you can read about them all here) so I think it’s lovely. But actually, it […]