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Rooftop Glamping in Los Angeles Make your urban glamping dreams a reality with a stay at Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles. Occupying the entire top floor, the establishment’s most exclusive accommodation has been recently revamped to provide guests with a sensational urban glamping experience high above the Hollywood Hills and Rodeo Drive. Adorning the 2,140 square-foot terrace of the storied Veranda Suite is now a spacious, beautifully styled tent, where guests can spend the night under the stars in luxurious comfort. The unique shelter is decorated with a lavish queen-size bed, elegant antique furnishings, and a glamorous crystal chandelier. Glorious skyline views & alfresco dining for 8, as well as an elegant open-air lounge area with fireplace, add a whole new dimension to your stay. Needless to say, guests also have full access to the sumptuous studio-style suite, complete with king-size bed, sleek marble bathroom, and all modern amenities you

Illustrations by Rovina Cai Rovina Cai is a freelance illustrator from Melbourne, Australia. I love making illustrations that evoke a sense of intrigue; images that make you linger, hungry to know the story behind them. My work is often inspired by the past; from myths and fairy tales to gothic novels, these stories resonate with me because they bring a little bit of magic and wonder to the present day. Check out her website. Follow us on Facebook ! WARNING - awesomeness inside. posted by Margaret crss

Illustrations by Rovina Cai Rovina Cai is a freelance illustrator from Melbourne, Australia. I love making illustrations that evoke a sense of intrigue; images that make you linger, hungry to know the story behind them. My work is often inspired by the past; from myths and fairy tales to gothic novels, these stories resonate with me because they bring a little bit of magic and wonder to the present day. Check out her website. Follow us on Facebook ! WARNING - awesomeness inside. posted by Margaret

There’s nothing like getting lost in a book. Although reading is an inherently valuable activity, we aren’t spending as much time with books as we should. A study by the Pew Research Center found that Americans read an average of 12 books per year. [1] Keep in mind that the average in this case is the sum of all the books read divided by the number of readers in the study. The mean inflates the data because it includes information from a subset of voracious readers. The median number of books that Americans reported reading was 4. That comes out to reading one book every three months. Many people who wish to read more don’t have the time because of their other responsibilities. Now there are so many forms of entertainment like movies and facebook competing with books that it seems like there aren’t enough hours in a day. Imagine if you could finish a book in the span of 20 minutes. If you read every day, you’d be 365 books smarter by the end of the year. Being well-read isn’t a s

crossconnectmag : Beautiful Paintings from Kenta Torii A selection of the creations of Japanese artist Kenta Torii , currently based in Mexico, who creates some amazing and beautiful paintings as inspired by the aesthetics of graffiti, as Japanese and Latin American cultures. An explosive, powerful and colorful mixture that can be found throughout in the discovery of his creations. Txt Via| Instagram Find more original art on our Facebook and our Twitter Selected by Andrew

crossconnectmag : Beautiful Paintings from Kenta Torii A selection of the creations of Japanese artist Kenta Torii , currently based in Mexico, who creates some amazing and beautiful paintings as inspired by the aesthetics of graffiti, as Japanese and Latin American cultures. An explosive, powerful and colorful mixture that can be found throughout in the discovery of his creations. Txt Via| Instagram Find more original art on our Facebook and our Twitter Selected by Andrew crss