INSPIRATIONS FOR LIVING | MAY 2018 | ISSUE 01
MAGAZINE
MODERN DREAMS
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE
CONTENTS 04 ROOM TO LIVE
09 LUXURY FOR LESS
Living rooms that are perfect Xxxxx text to go here. A couple of lines about rooms.
Get the luxury look for less text to go here. A couple of lines about nice things.
15 BAKE OFF
19 LANDING ROOM ONLY
Kitchens Xxxxx text to go here. A couple of lines about beautiful kitchens.
Hallways, stairs and landings. A couple of lines about them here.
25 ORNAMENTAL EXPRESS
27 ROOM TO LIVE
Ornaments for your mantlepiece Xxxxx text to go here. A couple of lines about rooms.
Living rooms that are perfect Xxxxx text to go here. A couple of lines about rooms.
32 BATH TIME
40 OUTDOOR LIVING
Relax in luxury in a nice bath. A few lines about bathrooms.
Garden furniture to make your neighbours jealous. A couple of lines about wicker.
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LIFESTYLE
WELCOME The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’. The conversation throughout the day was positive with a collaborative ‘can-do’ attitude, as delegates agreed that it was essential to forge together as a Make it British community to control of our future – especially as we step closer and closer to leaving the European Union. The line up of speakers reflected the diversity of the attendees, with a mix of both start-ups and more established British businesses. Designer Mat Booth set up Both Barrels Supply Co less than a year ago, having spent the best part of a decade working for the likes of Umbro, Nike and New Balance. “By making in Britain, attendees, with a mix of both start-ups and more established I can understand the supply chain and make the business transparent. You can sit round the table and have the conversations you need
A little bit of legal stuff here just to cover you. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was and insightful debate. © Apartment Number 4, 2018
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LIFESTYLE
MODERN LIVING THIS COPY IS THE SELL STYLE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE MANCHESTER FASHION INSTITUTE, WAS A THOUGHT-PROVOKING AND INSIGHTFUL DEBATE. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’. The conversation throughout the day was positive with a collaborative ‘can-do’ attitude, as delegates agreed that it was essential to forge together as a Make it British community to control of our future – especially as we step closer and closer to leaving the European Union. The line up of speakers reflected the diversity of the attendees, with a mix of both start-ups and more established British businesses.
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LIFESTYLE
This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
“PULL QUOTE THE EVENT, WHICH WAS HELD IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE MANCHESTER FASHION INSTITUTE, WAS A THOUGHT-PROVOKING AND INSIGHTFUL DEBATE ON ‘HOW TO BUILD A MADE IN BRITAIN BRAND.”
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LIFESTYLE
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This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’. The conversation throughout the day was positive with a collaborative ‘can-do’ attitude, as delegates agreed that it was essential to forge together as a Make it British community to control of our future – especially as we step closer and closer to leaving the European Union. The line up of speakers reflected the diversity of the attendees, with a mix of both start-ups and more established British businesses.
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LIFESTYLE
This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
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LIFESTYLE
TREND WATCH FLORAL DELIGHTS This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
“ Autumn tones make a welcome return, introducing a warmer take on the typically cool aesthetic.” 09
PRODUCT
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Little description Band name and availability or price or whatever
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LIGHT UP YOUR LIFE Little description Band name and or price or whatever
Little description Band name and availability or price or whatever
Little description Band name and availability or price or whatever
Little description Band name and availability or price or whatever
Little description Band name and availability and price or whatever
Don’t be left in the shade with my pick of the coolest lamps guaranteed to light up any occasion. 10
PEOPLE
THE WORD LAURA TURNER How long have you been with Hanro? I’ve been with Hanro for more than 11 years and have been working in the lingerie business for 21 years. MICHAEL PODGER How long have you been with Hanro? I’ve been with Hanro for more than 11 years and have been working in the lingerie business for 21 years. What does a typical week look? I try to set priorities. First thing every day is checking overall sales figures of stores and markets.
What does a typical week look? I try to set priorities. First thing every day is checking overall sales figures of stores and markets. What is your key to success? Over the years, the brand has been true to its heritage and its values. The philosophy of our founders is still true. And your future plans? About 110 relevant doors, mainly focused within the Greater London area.
What is your key to success? Over the years, the brand has been true to its heritage and its values. The philosophy of our founders is still true. And your future plans? About 110 relevant doors, mainly focused within the Greater London area.
CHRISTINA WILLIAMS How long have you been with Hanro? I’ve been with Hanro for more than 11 years and have been working in the lingerie business for 21 years. What does a typical week look? I try to set priorities. First thing every day is checking overall sales figures of stores and markets.
VICTORIA JACKSON How long have you been with Hanro? I’ve been with Hanro for more than 11 years and have been working in the lingerie business for 21 years. What does a typical week look? I try to set priorities. First thing every day is checking overall sales figures of stores and markets. What is your key to success? Over the years, the brand has been true to its heritage and its values. The philosophy of our founders is still true. And your future plans? About 110 relevant doors, mainly focused within the Greater London area.
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What is your key to success? Over the years, the brand has been true to its heritage and its values. The philosophy of our founders is still true. And your future plans? About 110 relevant doors, mainly focused within the Greater London area.
LIFESTYLE
MATERIAL WORLD THIS COPY IS THE SELL STYLE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE MANCHESTER FASHION INSTITUTE, WAS A THOUGHT-PROVOKING AND INSIGHTFUL DEBATE. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’. The conversation throughout the day was positive with a collaborative ‘can-do’ attitude, as delegates agreed that it was essential to forge together as a Make it British community to control of our future – especially as we step closer and closer to leaving the European Union. The line up of speakers reflected the diversity of the attendees, with a mix of both start-ups and more established British businesses.
MIRROR MIRROR This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
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DECK THE HALLS This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
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LIFESTYLE
“PULL QUOTE THE EVENT, WHICH WAS HELD IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE MANCHESTER FASHION INSTITUTE, WAS A THOUGHTPROVOKING AND INSIGHTFUL DEBATE ON ‘HOW TO BUILD A MADE IN BRITAIN BRAND.”
FLORAL DELIGHTS This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
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LIFESTYLE
SITTING DOWN This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
BEDROOM SPACE This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
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LIFESTYLE
THE LOOK
THIS COPY IS THE SELL STYLE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE MANCHESTER FASHION INSTITUTE, WAS A THOUGHT-PROVOKING AND INSIGHTFUL DEBATE.
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INTERVIEW
This space is for captions etc. The event, which was held in association with the Manchester Fashion Institute, was a thought-provoking and insightful debate on ‘how to build a made in Britain brand’.
VICTORIA JACKSON THIS COPY IS THE SELL STYLE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE MANCHESTER FASHION INSTITUTE, WAS A THOUGHTPROVOKING AND INSIGHTFUL DEBATE.
How long have you been with Hanro and what was your career path before this? I’ve been with Hanro for more than 11 years and have been working in the lingerie business for 21 years – before that I worked in fragrances, for Christian Dior Germany and Davidoff for 10 years. What does a typical week look like for you? I try to set priorities. First thing every day is checking overall sales figures of stores and markets. Product meetings are of great importance for involved for me – I strongly believe in personal contact with our customers, no matter if they are large or small. With an extensive history dating back to 1884, what do you think the key to success has been for Hanro? Over the years, the brand has been true to its heritage and its values. The philosophy of our founders is still true – back then and now. We never did, nor will we ever, compromise on quality, and will always strive to be innovative. How is the brand currently performing on a global scale? We have seen seven years of continuous growth. The USA represents a third of our worldwide sales, well before Switzerland, Germany and the UK. International growth has been significant in the past decade – e.g. Japan is among our top 10 markets.
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