Anna Pihan is a travel, lifestyle and documentary photographer whose visuals stand out by communicating a sense of leisure and “a calming visual escape”. We spoke with Anna who shares about her intuitive photography style, creative inspirations and favorite travel destinations.

Julie Wolfe is a Washington DC based artist known for her grand abstract paintings, sketches on book pages, artists books and site specific installations. We spoke with Julie who shares about her creative upbringing, artistic process and new book, Apophenia.

Romain Laprade is a Paris-based still life and fashion photographer whose ability to take a simple scene and turn it into something magical, shines throughout all his work. We spoke to Romain who shared his approach to photography, favorite projects, current inspirations & more.

Bastien Lattanzio is a fashion photographer with a flair for capturing the soul and aesthetic of a sunny seaside. We spoke to Bastien who shared his approach to photography, love for travel and current inspirations.

Crisp mornings, cozy bookstores, fall style, and changing colors in Central Park, all make New York City special during this time of year. We couldn’t miss out.

Charming architecture, high fashion, delicious pastries, marvelous art, and deep history are some of the qualities that make Paris one of the most special cities in the world. .

Antibes is a special city along the French Riviera celebrated for its artistic and literary history, large marina, hilltop villas and its old walled town overlooking the Mediterranean.

Sarah Ellison is a leading Australian interior stylist and product designer . Recognized for her innovative yet down-to-earth interior aesthetic, Sarah uses coffee table books as a major source for design inspiration.

Road tripping from Paris, we made it to the South of France in a day’s drive settling at our first stay in Cannes. While spending time in Cannes, we explored, shopped and ate our way through the narrow streets.

Founded in 2019 by Charlène Lambert, A Week Abroad is a collection of travel books to live a week like a local. Charlène describes inspiration behind the collection, conversations with locals and her travel experiences.

Opening a book lets you explore a subject and completely immerse yourself in it, unlike most media today. Before tablets, laptops and iPhones, books were a main source of entertainment.

Throughout history, humans are overwhelmed with reality, more than our bodies and minds can handle. More than ever before, people are distracted by technology with the expectation of constantly staying plugged in.

Pablo Picasso, the revolutionary artistic genius, would have turned 140 today. Established as a figure of modernity, Picasso remains one of the most influential artists in history, challenging all of the conventional styles and movements of his time.

Despite the Internet age, books carry a deep importance in our culture as they are at the root of human storytelling. Books will never go out of style. 

Milou Neelen & Anna Pihan the creators behind new title, The Pleasure of Leisure discuss daydreaming, the pandemic and their collaboration.

Since the late 1980s, German-born photographer, Juergen Teller has cultivated an individualistic photography style by blending an avant-garde aesthetic with grit, and subtle humor. Through his lens, Teller celebrates fashion in a refreshing manner.

Growing up between The Netherlands and South Africa, from an early age, Dennis Swiatkowski, discovered his admiration for sunny, tropical climates. This love later translated over to his images showcasing warm tones and a dreamy aesthetic.

Emerging as an American fashion photographer and entertainment portraiture in the 1990s, Stephanie Pfriender Stylander was one of the first to photograph an unknown Kate Moss on the streets of New York in ‘92.

Makeup artist, Lyle Reimer, also known as Lyle XOX to his 147,000 followers on Instagram, creates extravagant self portrait masterpieces made from entirely found and recycled objects.