Josh Fehnert
Tall buildings and tower blocks aren’t a blight. It’s time to rethink London’s fear of heights
As the UK capital grapples with a housing shortage, it might be time to think taller. Could elegant, well-designed high-rises offer a fresh perspective on urban life?
Opinion
When it comes to cutlery theft, independent restaurants are the likeliest to fork out and suffer
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Suite life: Four hotels that will leave you wanting for nothing
Whether you’re longing to lounge by the lake in Bavaria or visit ancient vineyards in the Algarve, here are some stays that are destinations in themselves.
The 15 things on Monocle’s 2025 travel wishlist
From Tokyo’s Nexpect Coffee to New York’s Clemente Bar, here are the 15 key places and objects on our radar this year.
Sticking around: How the Post-it changed the way we work
Four creatives share how the humble but ubiquitous sticky notes have improved their work, from organising maps to involving 30 households in the design of their homes.
Interview: Vattenfall’s Anna Borg on navigating global energy challenges
We meet the CEO of Vattenfall, who understands that fuelling change in the energy industry requires a positive outlook.
Lessons from the deep with former US Navy officer Taylor Sheppard
Life below the waves can be stressful but a select few thrive in a submarine’s closed-off environment.
