Showing posts with label Loretta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Loretta. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 December 2014

Interior Magazine

A couple of months ago, you may recall, I spent several hours chatting to a lovely architect who was responsible for waving the renovation wand over what has since become my new best friend, Loretta, a cafe at the top of Cuba Street (it's now my favourite spot for doing interviews).

The story has just been published in Interior Magazine's December issue (click here to read).


(Pic credit: Paul McCredie) 

Wednesday, 1 October 2014

How nice is this?

Spent a goodly chunk of this morning talking to a very nice architect who has done the fit out of one of Welli's newest cafes, Loretta, for Interior Magazine. The terms 'raw, honest materials', 'natural textures' and 'intimate spaces' were flung around a lot.

The afternoon was spent attempting to make sense of my notes, setting up what is going to be quite a tough interview for a national magazine next week and walking the Hound in the glorious sunshine, which we soaked up like wasps drinking syrup.

Tonight I go back to the running group after what feels like an eternity. Wish me luck.

Today's visuals are of the lovely Loretta cafe.





  
(Pic credit: Thonet and Stuff)

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