Fountain of Youth by the Michelberger

Fountain of Youth is a natural coconut drink made by Berlin's Michelberger Hotel. Made from 100% raw, natural coconut water, the drink is bottled and sealed right after the coconut is opened for maximum vitality and freshness.

Chic & Basic Mayerling hotel, Madrid

Part of the Chic & Basic family, the Mayerling hotel lives up to its name by providing minimalistic accommodation in the heart of Madrid.

Business Playground by Mathieu Lehanneur for Pullman

French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has created a meeting space for hotel brand Pullman that blurs the lines between private and professional life. The room includes wall-mounted boxes of curiosities, a leather-edged meeting table inspired by poker tables and a bubble-shaped ceiling alcove with forest canopy views inside.

Ace Hotel, London

The first Ace Hotel outside the US has opened its doors in east London. The hotel occupies the building that was once home to the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Shoreditch High Street, connecting Old Street with Hackney and the City.

SML Restaurant, Hong Kong

At Italian concept restaurant SML in Hong Kong, customers can order every dish on the menu, as well as the wine, in three portion sizes: small, medium and large.

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Laura Ashley launches first hotel

Bedroom at Laura Ashley The Manor, Elstree

British retailer Laura Ashley has opened its first hotel. Located in Hertfordshire, the 49-room Tudor revival property is furnished throughout with pieces from the brand's current Home collection.

Caravan, the tiny house hotel

Located in the Alberta Arts District in Portland, Oregon, Caravan is a hotel comprising three tiny self-contained houses, built on wheeled trailers. Each house is unique and boasts a private bathroom (complete with hot shower) as well as a kitchen with microwave and refrigerator, so guests can feel completely at home during their stay.

Ricard carafe and glass by Mathieu Lehanneur

French designer Mathieu Lehanneur has designed a new Ricard carafe and glass for use in bars, clubs and restaurants. The design of the glass means a perfect measure can be poured within the stem, which is attached to a flared opening that contains ice cubes so that they don't fall into the liquid beneath.