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How it’s built: Wardian London
Ballymore's new development, Wardian London, creates a green sanctuary for current and prospective residents of Canary Wharf
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The good life: rooftop gardens
Amy Raphael explores the increasingly fertile restaurant and hotel rooftops as chefs turn these previously concrete spaces into green havens for our culinary pleasure
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Urban jungle: biophilic architecture
With the benefits of being exposed to nature becoming clear, a new approach to green living is allowing cityites to live healthier lifestyles
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Agent of change: Sarah Shotton
Agent Provocateur's creative director speaks to Brummell about how the brand has returned to its roots in the current Me Too landscape
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Lift others up: Vanessa Vallely
The founder of networking group WeAreTheCity reveals the key to being a great leader, and why giving yourself a break is sometimes the most important lesson to learn
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In safe hands: Jillian Kowalchuk
Safe & the City founder Jillian Kowalchuk on following your intuition, and how being underestimated can be your biggest advantage
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One for the road
Experiencing mega burgers, truck-stop churches and Cadillac monoliths on the ultimate US road trip
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Top five women in food and drink
In aid of International Women's Day, we celebrate epicure's most influential chefs, winemakers, entrepreneurs and writers
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How to Steal Fire: Stephen Bayley
In his latest book, design critic Stephen Bayley identifies how to catch that elusive spark, inspired by some of the greatest creatives of our time
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Pretty as a plum: great Paris stays
There is little more romantic than Paris in the spring, and this year The Plum Guide has made picking a memorable city base that much easier
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Numbers game: Sabi Sabi
Checking out Africa’s Big Five is one of the greatest travel adventures, and there’s nowhere better to do it than at South Africa’s Sabi Sabi
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Off the beaten track: Anna McNuff
With a string of sporting achievements and a number of daring exploits under her belt, adventurer Anna McNuff knows about bold ambitions
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Made for walking: RM Williams
Built to last decades of wandering in the city or country, RM Williams' Rickaby lace-ups give heed to the phrase, 'tough as old boots'
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Money no object: TCS World Travel
See the world in style with immersive travel experiences and intrepid expeditions from TCS World Travel
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In the picture: Leica’s new flagship
London’s photography obsessives have something to celebrate: a new Mayfair gallery and flagship from pioneer, Leica
Floating ambitions: water travel
Some of the most truly inspiring travel destinations can only be seen from the deck of a boat, be it a nuclear icebreaker or a traditional wooden sailing felucca
Set the scene: Nature-inspired art
The most fascinating displays of nature-inspired art the capital has to offer
Naturally inclined
The language of nature is one that has been fully embraced by fashion designers. From Chanel’s white camellia to Erdem’s dark florals, the lure of ethereal, poetic flowers has grown into an extensive vocabulary
The final frontier: the rainforest
The last great pristine environment on Earth, for the adventurous traveller the rainforest is a never-to-be-forgotten experience
Special delivery: UK-grown wasabi
Jon Old of The Wasabi Company has brought the far flung concept of growing wasabi to Dorset
Crater expectations: Ngorongoro
For the most secluded safari and some of the best wildlife watching around, head for the wilderness of northern Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater
Silver standard: Blackdown Distillery
Bringing gin production back to Sussex, Blackdown Distillery is not only unique in its location but also its secret ingredient - silver birch sap
Flower power: watches and jewellery
These watches and high-jewellery pieces will evoke a feeling of being close to nature even in the most urban of settings
Great city gardens
The green spaces providing urban oases that breathe new life into Europe’s cities
Be unique: Massimo Alba
The designer talks to Brummell about individuality and the importance of supporting independent labels
If trees could talk: Peter Wohlleben
Peter Wohlleben's The Hidden Life of Trees offers a unique insight to the life of the forest
A sustainable wine tasting
Upgrade your wine jargon at an informative evening celebrating eco-friendly winemaking with Berry Bros & Rudd
Plant life
The benefits of having some greenery indoors are many and varied, from reducing blood pressure to improving your skin
Forces of nature
Studies show that immersing ourselves in representations of nature, whether through a book, painting or piece of music, has its benefits for city dwellers
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