Let me think for a second… how did I meet Delphine? I believe it all started on Instagram, back when I was still running my Sweet Pamplemousse shop. We instantly clicked and followed each other for some time, until we finally met in real life at a London café, where I delivered a set of bilingual cards she had ordered. That coffee catch-up gave us the chance to chat properly and connect beyond the screen. Delphine Ingelaere is a business and mindset coach helping women entre

I’ve always admired people who can draw. At architecture uni, I would sit in awe of classmates sketching effortlessly, while I considered myself a terrible drawer. For years, I admired artists on social media from afar and told myself drawing wasn’t really for me. I’m often late to the party, but this year, I stumbled on an Instagram post about Inktober  just before it began. I thought: why not give it a try?  Especially since I’ve been on a bit of a challenge spree since spr

Welcome to the very first post in my new series, Layers:  short interviews with creative humans and business owners exploring identity, quirks and the stories we carry. From everyday rituals to big turning points, this series is about gently peeling back the layers and sharing what makes us us . I’m starting close to home - with people in my local community and friends - and I’m so happy to kick things off with Iman Deschâtres . We met in London years ago at a raclette dinner

This summer, we traveled to Amsterdam for a few days as a family of four (kids aged 12 and 9). Bikes, canals, museums and playgrounds...

Sometimes, a weekend getaway feels like a distant dream, especially when you're juggling the routines of family life. But this time, we...