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The Art of Arranging a Truly Remarkable Living Room | My Soho Times

The living room is widely regarded as the focal point of a household, serving as a central hub for both intimate and social gatherings. With its significance in fostering a welcoming atmosphere, most of us aspire to curate a space that exudes both comfort and visual appeal. However, striking the ideal balance between these elements can prove to be a challenge. We’ve called upon the expertise of home furnishing experts at Englanderline to offer insights on the art of arranging a truly remarkable living room.

Gay’s The Word: The UK’s oldest LGBTQ+ bookshop located in Bloomsbury| My Soho Times

Discover the vibrant heart of the UK’s LGBTQ+ literature scene nestled in Bloomsbury. Join editor Kai Lutterodt aka The Soho Girl on a short stroll over to this beloved bookshop, and explore the exciting offerings this season has in store for you.

GRWM: e.l.f makeup for Darker Skin Shades – Tried & Tested by The Soho Girl | My Soho

Our Editor, Kai Lutterodt aka The Soho Girl, puts the e.l.f makeup range to the test to discover if any of their products are a match for her richly melanated skin… The results are refreshly surprising!

Soho Community Events to note in your Diary | My Soho Times

Ah, Soho! Filled with weird and wonderful personalities sipping on their artisanal coffees and sporting the latest fashion trends, or vintage has-beens with a story or two to tell. Renowned for its ever-changing captivating history, Soho’s allure continues to attract people from various parts of the capital, the nation, and the world!

Self-care Sanctuary in the City: Aire Ancient Baths | My Soho Times

London is an amazing city to LIVE. WORK . PLAY (as the My Soho Tag line indicates), providing a bustling atmosphere that never fails to captivate its residents and visitors. However, let’s face it, living in London can be a demanding experience. With its fast-paced lifestyle, long working hours, and often crowded streets, it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos and neglect our well-being. Taking care of our physical and mental health should always be a top priority, especially in such a busy environment. Yet I don’t remember the last time I treated myself to a spa day or a massage… do you?

Discovering Aire Ancient Baths, a hidden sanctuary in the city, was game-changer, offering an unforgettable experience…

London Shopfronts: Colourful illustrations of some of Central London’s most loved establishments | My Soho Times

London Shopfronts is an illustrated book that celebrates the beauty and uniqueness of the city’s shops and businesses. Filled with vibrant illustrations, it captures the spirit of London’s iconic shopfronts. Created by illustrator Joel Holland and with expert descriptions by Time Out journalist and seasoned Londoner Rosie Hewitson, with a forward by Chef Asthma Khan of Darjeeling Express, this book is a colourful tribute to the city and its hidden stories.

Airport Chaos: Flight cancellations soar by 381% as air traffic control failures leave thousands stranded | My Soho Times

If a late summer getaway involving taking a flight is in the works right about now, you’ll want to read on as flight cancellations soar due to air traffic failures across the UK.

This Soho Townhouse has a fruiting Apple Tree visible for all to see | My Soho Times

This elegant residential townhouse, with a prestigious Grade-II listing, presents an intriguing feature – an Apple Tree adorning the façade of Number 68, adding a touch country house charm to our urban jungle!

The Dubel Prize Launch: An Evening of Extravagance at The Royal Exchange | My Soho Times

The Dubel Prize offers a prestigious platform dedicated to celebrating and highlighting the extraordinary artistic talent of emerging artists in the UK. The inaugural event served as a captivating showcase of what’s to come. Our editor-in-chief, Kai Lutterodt, shares more from the extravagent evening.

IKEA marks its arrival on Oxford Street with the World’s Largest IKEA Bag shopfront | My Soho Times

London’s Oxford Street is renowned for a number of reasons, one of which is its remarkable stopfronts. Now Sweden’s most famous import to the UK has creatively elevated the concept of “window shopping“, by unveiling a colossal installation of their iconic ‘frakta‘ shopping bag on the façade of their Oxford Street store.