A GUIDE TO THE "CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE" A.K.A. PHILLY
Summer is my favorite time to travel (and everyone else’s too). I’m all about long, luxurious trips, with extended weeks on end spent in tropical vacation spots around the world. But when you’re traveling with others who work a 9-6 work week, weekend trips are the best way to make the most of the summer. With Summer Friday in full effect, my partner and I traveled to the city of “Brotherly Love” also know as Philadelphia. At only a quick two hour bus ride away from NYC, Philly is an affordable, quick and easy trip that allows you to experience the city, but still have time to relax and get your things together before heading back out to work Monday morning.
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NOLA PHOTO MEMORIES
Hey from New Orleans ! (again) In this last series of posts on my recent trip to NOLA, I wanted to share memories from my trip through photos taken around the city. The idea to begin a travel and design blog stemmed from my love of travel and my work as an interior designer, but also as a way for me to document where I have visited and what I have taken from each city, culture and experience I've had. I've often gone on trips just to take photos that stay on my MacBook, that never make it to my Instagram page, or that I only show my parents, siblings and friends.
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#GROWNUPNYC: ROOSEVELT ISLAND
Being a traveler who hails from New York, I've always felt a rush of excitement when coming back home to my vibrant, bustling and everyone always hustling city. I love to travel, but I do live in The Big Apple, a city that caters to millions of tourists a year. In this post, I've decided to write a little about my city, featuring a recent "trip" I took to the islands of New York (Roosevelt Island, that is).
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