There is no other city in Europe like Berlin in the summer. Berlin summers are people hanging out in cafés, restaurants, and bars, in parks, along the river, in boats, on balconies, and on rooftops. People who dance, bike, swim, play, and talk. Berlin in summer makes one happy, and
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Ice cubes. 4cl Aperol. Prosecco. Sparkling water. A slice of orange. Repeat sixteen times. It was a golden summer day in 2022, under a spotless Algarve sky. A deceptive beauty as wildfires raged just an hour away. We were nearing the end of a seven-month journey and spent our last
Talking trash might be one of my favorite topics of 2025. Not metaphorically - literally. Plastic trash. Fashion waste. Electronic waste. Chemicals. All the things we throw away without much thought about where they actually end up. While nature doesn’t know waste, we have built systems of overproduction and
Are We Living in the Worst Black Mirror Episode Yet? After watching the latest AI-generated Trump Gaza video (not to mention everything that happened since), I was left speechless. Something inside me refused to accept that this was real. My first reaction? No. He did not. Impossible. And yet, in
The first guests check in while workers are still busy renovating the second floor. On my 33rd birthday, we have a reservation at the newly opened, first Japanese restaurant in Grindelwald, located within the sakura-inspired hotel. As I arrive, I see my partner standing outside, a group of workers gathered
Regeneration is more than recovery—it's a mindset of interconnection, hope, and renewal. Small, intentional acts can create lasting change for ourselves, our communities, and the planet.
How do we make our homes places of regeneration? It's about creating a space that reflects who you are and helps you feel grounded. Creating a home where you feel nourished is an act of self-love.
Have you ever noticed how some places stay with you long after you've left? Their energy still lingers in your body, and their stories keep wandering through your mind. It's as if the place we visit—and live in—becomes a part of us, with the