It feels like forever, but it actually has been. Over three years and two kids later, it seems that it is time to write about positive stuff. A lot has changed in such a short period of time. Personally, two kids take all the attention and leave very little spare time for anything. It is…
Return of the houseplant
We are witnessing the return of the old houseplant into our lives. They are all over Instagram and many shops and random places are including a lot of them around. You can now walk into many shops looking for clothes and find nice plants, pots and gardening books displayed amongst everything else. In two years,…
Chelsea Flower Show 2017
Chelsea Flower Show is one of those traditions that I simply can’t miss every year. As a garden designer and having studied horticulture, I have to visit the pinnacle of horticulture. Every year the RHS puts together the most spectacular horticultural show. It is quite unique to have in one place the best garden design,…
LINLEY – timeless pieces
London is an amazing city, that is a fact. For a design hunter, there is anything you could possibly wish for in one huge and cosmopolitan place. Last November I was invited to a night of art, magic and music at LINLEY’s London flagship store in Belgravia, when I had the chance to admire the…
Rocking chairs
After a long break, The Hunter is back featuring interesting design for you. Lots of things are happening, and amongst all, the most important is that The Hunter will become a father of a baby girl in a few weeks time. Preparing for the arrival of a child is quite an experience. There are so…
Santorini – Trip report
White and blue. This is how Santorini can be described. Last October I turned 40, which is a pretty big number, and my lovely wife surprised me with a very unexpected trip. I had instructions to pack the night before and I only found out that we were heading to Greece once we arrived to…
Toronto
This was my second time in Toronto, but my first proper visit. We spent a few days walking around and discovering more of this vibrant city. Canada is a welcoming country with kind and friendly people. I only encountered smily faces and one can tell that Canadians are proud of their country. Toronto has a…
Buffalo and Upstate NY
I would have never guessed I would have visited Upstate New York so many times. But marrying someone from North Tonawanda brought this surprise to my life. This is a beautiful part of the country, either under a metre of snow, a metre or dead leaves or under the boiling sun of the hard summers….
The Hive at Kew
I had a very long overdue visit to Kew Gardens, and this was the perfect sunny day for it. Although I spent a few hours wondering around and visiting the glasshouses, the main reason for my visit was to see The Hive, which opened to the public just a few weeks ago. The design by Wolfgang Buttress is…
10 top hotels in Tenerife
I have been wanting to write this post for a long time. The Hunter is originally from Tenerife, and The Canary Islands are one of the most special places you will experience if you are lucky to visit them. Only a medium range flight away from the major European cities, they enjoy spring temperatures all year…
Baboo
During the annual RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, accommodation in the area could be a problem. And that is exactly what I faced this year. My hotel only had rooms available for two days, and I had to find a place for the third night. I found this boat (American 10m Sports Cruiser) through Airbnb…
Serpentine Pavilion by Bjarke Ingels
Visiting the Serpentine Pavilion is now a tradition, one more to add to strawberries and Pimm’s during the great British summer. This year’s architect is Bjarke Ingels from Denmark. He founded his practice in 2005 with offices in Copenhagen and New York. Ingels has won numerous architectural competitions and awards including AIA National Architecture Honor Award…
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