Anguilla's premier magazine about architecture, design, the arts and life.
This issue, we look at a few literal, physical renovations and also explore the idea on a more ideological level. We see the story behind three renovations: the first, an old manufacturing and commercial property that gets a new life; the second, a waterfront home made bigger and better; the last, at an old wooden cottage-turned-boutique that seeks to retain all the charm of the hundred-year-old original.
We look at the story of British Dependency, a local band that is no stranger to renovation. In their latest musical work, they feel that they finally understand themselves. We also introspect, re-imagining a life and making changes for the better. Our usual culinary exploration also takes us through some revamping as we interview a chef who has re-imagined the menus in multiple restaurants of a local hotel.
We hope you enjoy reading and evolving with us.
