From Hotel Du Couvent in Nice to the new The Row Amagansett store, discover FIVE FINDS, an official sourced guide to summer.
From Hotel Du Couvent in Nice to the new The Row Amagansett store, discover FIVE FINDS, an official sourced guide to summer.
Hotel Du Couvent, Nice
Set on the hillside of Nice’s old town, Hotel Du Couvent offers a mindful oasis for relaxation amongst the bustling city. Envisioned as a hotel from a 17th-century convent, Du Couvent’s boutique aesthetic offers relaxed dining experiences, apothecary visits and secluded garden walks. Our favourite hidden part? The contemporary underground Roman baths. That’s zen.
Sol's, London
Tucked down a quiet side street in Bayswater, Sol's is the latest West London watering hole, perfect for a relaxed sip post Hyde Park stroll. Brought to life by the team behind the Foreign Exchange News just three doors down, the design is light and airy despite its small stature. Filled with biodynamic wines and seasonal produce, we recommend ordering a side of mozzarella and grilled peaches to pair with your drink of choice.
Tyler Mitchell x C/O Berlin
Run, don’t walk, to globally renowned photographer Tyler Mitchell's solo show “Wish This Was Real” in Berlin. Celebrating nearly a decade of his groundbreaking work, the exhibition at C/O Berlin highlights Mitchell's vibrant and intimate portrayals of Black culture, offering a captivating exploration of identity. Mitchell's unique aesthetic will be on display until September 5th.
You may have heard that The Row recently opened a new oasis in East Hampton, but did you notice the carefully curated selection of furniture, homewares, snacks, and skincare from over 20 different brands and artisans? Beyond The Row’s own offerings, the space features vintage furniture from Olivier Mourgue Bouloum and Robert Mallet-Stevens, sourced by Magen H Gallery. You’ll find everything from vintage candlesticks to raw almonds, giving the store the feel of a gallery-meets-local corner store. We’re definitely intrigued.
Hermés Plume in Gulliver Leather
Introducing the Hermès Plume tote in rare “Gulliver” leather—a past-season essential that’s as timeless as it is unique. Discontinued in 1999 and reintroduced as Hermès Swift leather in 2005, both leathers are aptly named after Jonathan Swift, the author of the 1700s satirical work “Gulliver’s Travels”. A Sourcewhere favourite for its durability and graceful aging, this coveted tote is perfect for carrying jelly sandals, beach reads and more. PSA: Stay tuned for more packing essentials worth checking a bag for, including this rare find.
