interior designer stephanie tatton likes to mix things out she has self is described her taste as eclectic. because. i see a room as a stage and. what we're doing is setting the scene. talking to set the scene in private homes restaurants and hotels from munich to mediocre she has a penchant for mid century modern clean lines geometric shapes and playful touches she gave the techies a barn unique a look that's vintage james bond comfortable and fun i didn't mind you i wanted to shock paul carpet which of course is very unusual for a bar but that was the atmosphere i was after i wanted it to feel like your home in your own living room with the wood paneling and ceiling evoking a cigar box. every now and. then this sort of place where you sink into a plush sofa and ordering your 3rd whisky before you know it unfortunately the bar didn't last neighbors complained about the noise at the tetley's a grill which the design of cones with her husband there's also no shortage of plush velvet but here it sets off against heavy concrete tables. this is a custom made concrete table we contrast it was r

ice the title is the step up to tatton hospitals colorful a riot of color and bold color combinations. latest restaurant projects is the. the deep blue canopy at the entrance is a nod to a filmmaker who's also known for a distinctive aesthetic that. we wanted to use a lot of past. that got us thinking about giving the interior the look of a wes anderson film. sophisticated but fun a design that's classic stephanie tartan. the belgian photographer because the reporter's pictures tell great stories that came to the attention of the elite photo agency magnum 2016 became the youngest ever photographer to be accepted on to the bad books now she has her own solo exhibition and does hold off showing people in their everyday life often very intimate fly on the wall type. distance. and close knit. but just how close can photography get to a person east there are way too close to a gap between the person portrayed and the photographer be could reporters seek sensors to these questions in various ways the relationship i have it to people i photograph superimportant and i don't know. as an answer

still with me is lothar mentel of tatton investment.ou've taken money out of treasuries to put into emerging markets. why are treasuries not appealing to you right now, even as investors keep piling into them at the long end? lothar: treasuries are always attractive when we have an expectation that there may be a recession ahead. at the moment, there are not many catalysts that would point towards a recession. a lot of that talk of ludicrous valuations are really focused on a couple of stocks in the u.s., in the tech sector, but if you look more globally, that is not true. emerging markets have suffered quite a lot. let's face it, at the very low yields that we still have everywhere in the world, where are investors going to go? nejra: when we talk about based on just some stocks in the u.s., the s&p 500 has had a little bit of a safe growth inal because shares make up a big part of it more than ever. do you find u.s. equities appealing, or not so much because you don't have that defensive stance in your portfolio? how it is depends on