Isn’t life beautiful ?

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• Concept Store Y

  We’ve got good news
  Londoners, Concept Store
  Y have just opened a
  definitive shop in central
  London. The kind of find
  that you could be tempted
  to keep to yourself, but
  you know us… we like to
  share the love.

  par Inès de Puyfontaine
• Señor Ceviche

  The London restaurant
  scene is blessed with
  cuisine from all around
  the world – with French,
  Italian, Japanese, Mexican
  – not to mention
  the oh-so-trendy ‘fusion’
  styles that have sprung up
  in recent years, all to keep
  our taste buds excited and
  make sure we never get
  bored.

  par Abbie Moulton
• When Seth meets Acid and BBQ

  Acid Future - the appealing
  new name for what’s
  promising to be one of the
  sickest days of summer.

  par Julia Ternon
• The Common E2

  It’s not every day you get
  to gaze upon architectural
  sketches while you sip on
  your morning coffee, but
  that’s exactly what you can
  do at The Common E2 – a
  new café, co-work space
  and architecture design
  studio in Bethnal Green.
  The concept brings a new
  creative environment to
  London, and with great
  coffee and food, it’s a
  perfect place to hold meetings,
  catch up on work,
  or simply hangout with
  friends.

  par Abbie Moulton
• Huna Blends Chill Bowls

  Huna is a Hawaiian term
  meaning secret breath,
  or ‘life force’, and it’s
  this spirit you’ll find
  encapsulated in Huna
  Blends chill bowls. From
  Hawaii to Shoreditch, via
  California, they’re set
  to be the next big thing,
  and with good reason –
  they’re delicious, healthy,
  nutritious, and above all,
  tasty as hell.

  par Abbie Moulton
• Material

  In the heart of Shoreditch
  lies the most beautiful
  bookshop and gallery –
  Material.

  par James Brown
• East Club

  Nestled away on a quiet
  side street in Soho, East
  Club on Upper James
  Street is reinventing classic
  men’s fashion for the more
  daring.

  par Adriann Ramirez
• Laura Lea Design

  Laura Lea is a relatively
  new name to the London
  art scene, but one that’s
  already gained considerable
  credibility. From
  art shows to pop up
  shops, she’s worked with
  a range of designers from
  emerging talent to the big
  names. Now preparing to
  open her newest pop up,
  Design Boutique, in Leytonstone
  this July, we met
  with her and her lovely dog
  Peggy for a coffee and a
  biscuit to find out more.

  par Abbie Moulton
• Lurem

  Lurem is a unique
  Japanese-British brand,
  taken care of by a
  French-Eurasian team.
  With almost 10 years
  of experience in trading
  from quirky Tokyo to
  casual unisex fashion
  in East London, Lurem
  now take pride of place
  with a beautiful flagship
  boutique in the heart of
  Shoreditch.

  par Natasha Louise David
• Rouge

  A place
  of discovery

  par Natasha Louise David
• Seuil

  Chocolate Gangsta

  par Julia Ternon
• Rant City

  Etiquette for the
  modern age

  par James Brown