Staying In

Set Up A Fancy Pantry

Kitchen clutter getting you down? Where space allows, decant those boxes of cereal, dishwasher tablets and oven pans into the pantry. ‘Our obsession with back-of-house rooms – and pictures of covetable pantries, sculleries and larders with smart joinery, appealing paint colours, rows of perfectly decanted jars and pretty, skirted counters – has been quietly gathering pace,’ says Hatta Byng. ‘If space allows, a pantry means dirty dishes and messy prep can happen away from the kitchen itself, so you don’t have to hang out among it all and a door can close it off, out of sight.’ She adds that this isn’t just a functional space, but rather a way to show off the orderliness of your home in style. Think glass cabinets, painted woodwork, gingham cottagecore skirts and a classic farmhouse sink in the corner. Read our guide to curating a fancy pantry for more inspiration.

Going Out

Visit Tramp’s Wellness Cafe

Tramp has long had a reputation as Mayfair’s most raucous party hotspot, but the club has done a U-turn and reopened as a members’ wellness space. Helmed by hospitality extraordinaire Luca Maggiora, it’s situated within the former US Embassy in Grosvenor Square and includes a sleek gym, sauna and relaxation space. But for a first glimpse inside, members can visit the cafe which is open now. Naturally, the menu skews towards health: think protein-rich kefir bowls, sweet potato rosti brunch plates, salad bowls and smoothies packed with creatine, collagen and lion's mane. There’s also a pretty outdoor terrace sheltered by trees – perfect for a post-workout lunch. We got a sneak peek at the interiors of the wellness club here. Find out more about membership at tramphealth.co.uk

Property Of The Day

With 50 bathrooms, 39 bedrooms, and 70,000 sqft of space, this $400 million Bel Air mansion is the priciest property listing to ever hit the market. Residents can enjoy access to indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, cinema, gym, Pilates studio, massage spa and a dedicated X-ray room.

On the market for $400 million, thebeverlyhillsestates.com

Little Luxury

London brand ROKA – a certified B Corp with a devoted following for its colourful, considered bags – has just launched its most practical design yet. The Marylebone Shopper packs a 42-litre capacity into a cotton canvas tote that’s equally at home at the farmers’ market or the school run, with a dedicated laptop sleeve, two internal zip pockets, and a built-in water bottle compartment keeping everything in its place. It comes in 13 colourways, from the understated Taupe and Midnight to our pick, the Strawberry Stripe, and at under £60, it’s a steal. £59.95, roka.com

Competition Time

Le Chameau has crafted some of the world’s finest wellington boots since its founding in Normandy in 1927. And now’s your chance to win two pairs of Saint Hubert Wellington boots (worth £280 each), plus two boot bags and care kits. Enter here.

Psssst…

A new train dubbed the Eurostar of Scotland will make its debut this May, travelling from London to Stirling. With fares beginning at just £29.90, the new Lumo trains will offer a cheaper way to reach Scotland from the capital and give people easier access to spectacular natural landscapes like Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.

Whatever You Do, Don’t

Miss Soul x Science this weekend: a full-day immersive experience which brings together science, health and conscious living. Taking place at 41 Portland Place, it includes breathwork, somatic movement, guided sensory experiences in darkness and expert talks designed to inspire and inform. 16 May, soulxscience.com