Can you capture and bottle something as ephemeral as a vibe, a memory, an atmosphere? Floriography promises to do just that.
For the past eight years, Jo Shaw, the 35-year-old founder of the Hong Kong-based artisan perfume house, has been creating niche fragrances that emulate concepts such as old bookstores, the earthy scent after rain and a chaotic urban jungle smelling like metal, temple smoke and steamed rice.
When social media influencer Utah Lee had the air conditioners in her Hong Kong home cleaned for the first time in a year, she was…
Eiko Kadono, the author behind Japan’s most famous – and almost certainly most beloved – literary witch, has a little trouble going up the stairs…
This Labour Day long weekend may seem like the perfect time to catch up on some sleep, but you know what they say about Hong…
From a rooftop Italian newcomer in Tseung Kwan O to Jean-Pierre’s anniversary in Central and a Portuguese bakery opening on Lyndhurst Terrace, this week’s line-up…
There is a figure in Chinese history who, despite never ascending the throne, shaped an empire over five reigns, resolved two succession crises to avoid…
