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Inspiration: Daunt Books

Philip Hurst

Aug 6, 2024 — 1 min read

The other weekend I was in London and stumbled on a fantastic book shop that I'm sure everyone already knows about. However, it was new to me.

They're online at Daunt Books.

The sheer feeling of being surrounded by so much knowledge was infectious, and I immediately felt the need to do something creative. Still, I snapped a few pictures to show how intimidating and awesome the place is.

I also nipped to the Wallace Collection, which is well worth a visit as well. Within is perhaps the most bling writing desk in the world. Although I think it's probably a bit much for my purposes.

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