Bianco 43

Restaurant Review

Balancing quaint charm with robust flavours its small wonder that Bianco43 has won over the hearts (and appetites) of Greenwich locals. Located in the town’s centre, crisp white décor and offerings of lemon-infused Swordfish and Insalata di Mare hint toward a subtle Mediterranean influence but it’s their authentic Italian dishes that prove the real highlight. Homemade spinach and ricotta cheese ravioli served in butter and sage sauce is a melt-in-your-mouth experience and their range of pizzas are wood-fired to perfection. Generously adorned with top quality cheeses and specialist toppings you’ll be hard pressed to find a combination that doesn’t delight and their welcoming all Italian staff are more than happy to tailor to suit and prepare with gusto. Table lanterns illuminate an intimate evening scene ideal for romantic encounters shared over a glass of full-bodied wine and their homemade tiramisu is a must. A dining experience not to be missed.

Watering Cans

Want a quick and versatile way to add a splash of audacious colour into your garden? Paint that old and rusting watering can a bright shade of pink. Easier to find and far nicer to look at; two birds, one stone. Just be sure to clean well before hand, use a metal primer and paint in a well ventilated area.

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Does a Chesterfield ever fall out of style?

With its luxurious leather finish, nail head trim and characteristic deep-buttoned upholstery the Chesterfield really is an iconic piece of furniture design. If you believe the origin story it was first fashioned for the Earl of Chester in the 17th century and made so that a gentleman might sit upright in maximum comfort with the minimum wrinkling of his garments. True or not, there can be no doubt that even today a chesterfield is synonymous with fashionable (and high class) living and a major investment piece for your home that looks better with wear and age. Chesterfield sofa bought this Captain’s Swivel Chair is next!

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