Noticed
What I notice when I travel, kept in series. Each is a way of looking, and most of these places are ones I'd send you to.
Look up
Someone spent years on a ceiling most people walk under. I look up in every room.
Thresholds
A door tells you how a place wants to be entered. I stop at most of them.
Underfoot
The floor is where a place keeps its oldest patterns. Usually my shoes end up in the picture.
Pattern and color
Stripes on an awning, damask on a wall, a stairwell turning on itself. The rhythm that makes a room feel looked after.
The table
What I ate and drank, before anyone styled it. A meal is often the part of a trip people remember longest.
Shopkeepers
Bakers, butchers, grocers, stationers. The people who keep a place stocked, and the first door I go through in a new city.
Outdoor rooms
Courtyards, cloisters, glasshouses and a rooftop under striped awnings. The places I'd sit for an hour with nowhere to be.
Where would you like to go?
Tell me what you'd like to notice next, and I'll find the place for it.
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