Anti-gravity suitcase | ||
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Designed by: Live Luggage Why we love it:The anti-gravity handle and flat motor technology built into the wheels make this suitcase incredibly easy to handle, while the injection mould case keeps it sleek and tough. Where you can get it: Live Luggage   | |
Britto eCase | ||
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Designed by: Heys USA Why we love it:The marriage between Heys’ renowned ingenuity and bold, vibrant colours makes this suitcase not only excellently designed but supremely easy to spot on the baggage carousel. Where you can get it: Heys USA
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Hard Carry Travel case | ||
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Designed by: MUJI Why we love it: Solidly simple, with 360-degree turning wheels and lightweight polycarbonate case, the MUJI Hard Carry Travel case finds that elusive balance between aesthetic and functionality.
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Campari Satchel | ||
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Designed by: Bric’s Why we love it: Inspired by Bruno Munari’s Manifesto Campari, this colorful take on the duffel gives colour and flare to the ultra-reliable classic. Where you can get it: Bric’s | |
‘Titanium’ Suitcase | ||
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Designed by: Rimowa Why we love it: Probably indestructible, Rimowa’s ‘Titanium’ suitcase packs teutonic endurance into a clean-lined polyjacquard case. Where you can get it: Rimowa | |
Keepall 45 duffel bag | ||
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Designed by: Louis Vuitton Why we love it: Supple, detailed and versatle, the Keepall 45 quietly announces the stylish traveller. Where you can get it: Louis Vuitton | |
‘Hamptons’ tote bag | ||
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Designed by: Coach Why we love it: As far as resort-holidaying goes the tote is hard to beat. The Hamptons’ elegant simplicity and sand and water palette are the perfect accompaniment to a day at the beach. Where you can get it: Coach | |
‘Travelfriend’ suitcase | ||
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Designed by: HENK Why we love it: Exclusive and elite, the ‘Travelfriend’ is the pinnacle of bespoke luggage. A wealth of features, the latest technology and meticulous dutch cratmanship combine to create the ultimate suitcase. Where you can get it: HENK | |
Issue 66
Kitchen & Bathroom Issue
Kitchens and bathrooms are, arguably, the most consequential rooms in the home — and almost always the first to be considered. Whether approached through renovation or new build, their design has the power to recalibrate how a home is lived in and experienced. For this issue, our guest editor, Mardi Doherty, principal of Studio Doherty, explores what it truly means to transform these pivotal spaces — and why thoughtful design in kitchens and bathrooms delivers dividends far beyond the purely functional. Her insights both as an architect and as her own client give an open and honest account of the thinking behind creating a home.
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Habitus loves… Luggage
From totes to titanium, these pieces of luggage showcase design ingenuity and discerning aesthetics