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  • The Kensington townhouse that reaches new heights in grandeur and design

    June 25, 2015

    As guests step over the flagstones to enter this penthouse in Kensington, their eyes will be drawn inexorably upwards by the vast space above them. The reception room at Academy Gardens is the tallest in London at 37ft – a grand entrance indeed. Before arriving, visitors will have passed through a gated entrance on Duchess [...]

  • Dell Park in Englefield Green is a polo fanatic’s dream on part of the Candy brothers’ former estate in Surrey

    June 25, 2015

    The British polo season has got off to a galloping start, but for some fans of the equestrian sport, viewing it from the sidelines just isn’t good enough. That was certainly the case for the private European owner of Dell Park in Englefield Green, Surrey, who set out 10 years ago to build a contemporary [...]

  • Drinking at home: An in-house bar is the latest must-have for London’s super-rich

    June 25, 2015

    There are a few base-level requirements if you’re planning on a selling a London property for upwards of £10m.   Gyms are essential, as are home cinemas. If there’s a roof, it must be terraced. If there’s a basement, there must be a wine cellar.   A recent addition to the ever-lengthening list of must-haves [...]

  • My house: Arianne Levene Piper, art consultant

    June 25, 2015

    I work as an art consultant so it’s natural for me to incorporate painting and sculpture into my home. I have some lovely pieces hanging in my living room. One bright abstract painting, which I picked up at the Frieze Art Fair, is by a major contemporary Japanese artist called Shinro Ohtake. I first saw [...]

  • Restaurant review: Craft London is a real diamond in the rough

    June 23, 2015

    Greenwich Peninsular is getting the regeneration treatment. Right now it’s a sad, grey expanse consisting of a few warehouses and a giant circus tent where you can watch the Foo Fighters. But in five years… It’s going to blow your mind. The brochure says it’s going to be full of flats and a theatre and [...]

  • Mix it up: Nothing beats a hotel for glamour and good conversation

    June 23, 2015

    London’s best hotel bars can be intimidating places. A wasted youth of chatting about real ale (before it was fashionable) at town hall festivals didn’t prepare me for the pomp of a decent hotel bar. Years ago, I just about got through the door of the American Bar at The Savoy dressed in my best [...]

  • Burgundy or Bordeaux – which wine-making region do you prefer? 

    June 23, 2015

    The old adage goes: “Sow your oats in Bordeaux, retire in Burgundy”. Bordeaux is the most famous wine region in the world, with a straightforward designation system and well-branded chateaux. The four major grape varieties in Bordeaux are: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, which are blended to create the eponymous Bordeaux blend. [...]

  • Working lunch in Canary Wharf: Toddy Shop

    June 23, 2015

    WHAT? Toddy Shop is the informal, reasonably-priced half of Chai Ki Canary Wharf (a smarter restaurant is opening there soon). Inspired by the drinking shacks found on the coast of southern India – where punters sip alcoholic beverages made from palm tree sap called toddies – the restaurant/bar serves up cocktails, craft beer and street [...]

  • Car review: BMW’s futuristic new 7 Series lets you talk to your car using hand signals

    June 22, 2015

    From city traders to third-world dictators, the Mercedes S-class has traditionally been the default limo of choice. BMW’s 7 Series won fans among those who prefer to drive than be driven, but it could never match the S-class for all-round appeal.   The new 7 Series, though, could take the lustre off Mercedes’ three-pointed star. [...]

  • Not convinced?

    June 22, 2015

    CHECK OUT THESE ALTERNATIVES… JAGUAR XJ 3.0 V6 PREMIUM LUXURY LWB PRICE: £69,155 0-62MPH: 5.7 secs TOP SPEED: 155mph CO2 G/KM: 224g/km MPG COMBINED: 30mpg THE VERDICT: DESIGN Four Stars PERFORMANCE Three Stars PRACTICALITY Three Stars VALUE FOR MONEY Four Stars MASERATI QUATTROPORTE V6 S PRICE: £81,565 0-62MPH: 5.1 secs TOP SPEED: 177mph CO2 G/KM: 244g/km MPG COMBINED: 26.9mpg [...]

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