Stephanie Clair - The Glass Magazine

Glass enjoys a staycation at Rudding Park, Harrogate

January 2, 2020

SITUATED south of the Yorkshire Dales, Harrogate is famed for its mineral spring water and visitors have flocked to this small town in the north of England as early as the 17th century to enjoy its medicinal pr...

Glass visits the Devonshire Club, east London

Stephanie Clair

August 15, 2018

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

HIDDEN between the city of London and Spitalfields, the Devonshire Club sits quietly in the old stomping ground of the East India Company’s vast empire. Housed in a renovated warehouse we found ourselves visiti...

Glass previews Standon Calling

Stephanie Clair

July 18, 2018

Culture, Feature

NOW in its 13th year, Standon Calling returns this month with Goldfrapp, George Ezra and Paloma Faith heading up the music stages. Establishing itself as an intimate but fun festival within easy reach of London...

Glass interviews Dan Wood "Gap in The Hedge"

Glass interviews Welsh photographer Dan Wood

Stephanie Clair

July 13, 2018

Art, Feature

OVER the past nine years Dan Wood has focused his image practice on Wales and the Welsh. Hailing from Bridgend in South Wales, prior to his focus on this native country, Wood concentrated on shooting skateboard...

Head chef Alex Jackson transports southern France at Sardine, City Road, London

Stephanie Clair

May 9, 2018

Dining, Feature

FINDING yourself on the City Road when hunger has struck would have been a tragedy a few years ago. That would have been until Sardine opened its doors back in 2016. Diners haven’t stumbled upon this southern F...

Glass talks to artists Luisa Rabbia and Emma Hart about their shows at Collezione Maramotti, Italy

Stephanie Clair

November 2, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

FOR the last decade the Collezione Maramotti has showcased 20th century art to the public at the former Max Mara head office, in Reggio Emilia, in northern Italy. The original purpose-built brutalist structure ...

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Glass enjoys late night dining at Kaspar’s, The Savoy, London

Stephanie Clair

August 22, 2017

Dining, Feature

KASPAR’S, The Savoy’s art deco seafood restaurant and oyster bar has recently taken the lead from it's popular neighbours Balthazar and Rules and extended their serving hours later into the evening. With last o...

Glass meets interior design duo Ed Ng and Terence Ngan of AB Concept

Stephanie Clair

August 2, 2017

Architecture, Design, Feature

SINCE 1999 Ed Ng and Terence Ngan have built a reputation as the go-to practice for luxury hotel and restaurant interiors. Founded in Hong Kong before expanding with outposts in Bangkok and Taipei and with a 10...

Glass previews Standon Calling

Stephanie Clair

July 25, 2017

Feature, Music

STANDON Calling returns this weekend for its 12th year, reinforcing its reputation as a festival that combines fun, intimacy, a breadth of music and performance, and importantly for most, within an hours drive ...

Glass visits The Parker Hotel, Palm Springs, USA

Stephanie Clair

June 19, 2017

Feature, Rest of America, Travel

WHEN you’ve left a place, a truly special place, feelings often resonate deeply. Whether this be leaving a dear friend, a lover, a hotel or finishing a holiday, it’s always the same. Keeping notes or a diary he...

Glass visits Amangiri, Aman Resorts, Utah

Stephanie Clair

June 9, 2017

America, Feature, Travel

ON the approach to Amangiri, the stark, uninhabited natural landscape of Utah provides the perfect opportunity to detach from the modern world. Crushed hues of red, pink and brown rock that can be traced back 1...

The Glass Guide to Lamb’s Conduit Street, London − Noble Rot

Stephanie Clair

May 18, 2017

Feature

FOUNDED by an ex-managing director of Island Records who’s also a drinks writer, alongside a former head buyer of a notable London wine merchant, there’s no surprise that a strong wine menu is one of many attri...

The Savoy’s American Bar launches new cocktail menu

Stephanie Clair

May 16, 2017

Drinks, Food & Drink, News

REQUIRING no introduction, the Savoy’s American Bar has retained an independent reputation all of its own. Since 1904 it's been serving the finest cocktails, or American drinks as they were named, tucked away i...

The House of St Barnabas teams up with Eat Your Own Ears for a Soho micro-festival

Stephanie Clair

May 5, 2017

Glass LIVE, Music, News

THE Soho-based charity that works to break the cycle of homelessness through training and academy-based employment have teamed up with the founders behind London’s Field Day festival to create an uplifting one-...

The Glass guide to Lamb’s Conduit Street, London – Ally Capellino

Stephanie Clair

May 4, 2017

Fashion, Feature, Shopping Guide

WHEN we think of vegetable-tanned leather and waxed canvas accessories with a timeless British design, our thoughts immediately jump to Ally Capellino. For the last 30 years, the owner and designer Alison Lloyd...

French designer Paulin, Paulin, Paulin transform skincare brand Aesop’s Paris office

Stephanie Clair

February 21, 2017

Design, Feature

EVER the pioneers of inspired and inspiring store concepts and interiors, Australian skincare company Aesop are collaborating with Paulin, Paulin, Paulin – the family business behind the French designer Pierre ...

Front Cover. InterContinental London Park Lane

Glass dines at Theo Randall restaurant in the InterContinental hotel London

Stephanie Clair

February 15, 2017

Dining, Feature, Food & Drink

The InterContinental hotel group is celebrating seven decades of high-end hosting CONCEIVED in the USA by a figure no less than Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the president of Pan Am at the time, Juan Trippe...

Glass visits the opulent Rome Cavalieri hotel

Stephanie Clair

February 6, 2017

Europe, Feature, Italy, Travel

GLASS has been always been excited by modern architecture and design, but we thought it was appropriate to take a look away from minimalist design hotels, for once, and see what else Europe has to offer. As wit...

Fresh face mask vitamin nectar, Vibrancy Boosting Face Mask

Fresh introduces a Vitamin Nectar Vibrancy-Boosting face-mask

Stephanie Clair

December 15, 2016

Beauty, News

IN the depths of winter when we often need helpful supplements, vitamins are the first things we reach for. Launched earlier this summer but needed so much more now, US skincare brand Fresh have introduced the ...

Enjoy a classic Italian evening with Bar Termini and Curzon Soho, London

Stephanie Clair

November 28, 2016

Culture, Drinks, Food & Drink, News

TOMORROW the brilliant Bar Termini – owned by the well-known mixologist, restaurateur and all-round dining genius Tony Conigliaro – and Curzon Soho will team up to present a rare screening of the 1960’s Italian...

The Blue Hour: An exhibition for one night only

Stephanie Clair

October 5, 2016

Art, Culture, News

TAKING its name from the time of day just before the sun rises and just after it sets, where time is ambiguous and suspended, The Blue Hour intends to unite six artists, promoting openness to prevail through ab...

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