A Restaurant Where the Bathroom Soap Complements the Meal
The Danish chef Adam Aamann handmakes liquid soaps used by diners at Aamanns 1921 — and which reference the aromas in his food.

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The Danish chef Adam Aamann handmakes liquid soaps used by diners at Aamanns 1921 — and which reference the aromas in his food.
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These zero-proof drinks from top bartenders all over the country are healthy-ish, use fresh ingredients — and won't give you a hangover.
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T’s cheat sheet to the faces on the fall 2018 men’s wear runways.
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The creative consultant Matilda Goad includes a warm blend of turmeric and coconut milk in her nightly de-stressing routine.
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Margherita Missoni Amos on the simple, stomach-calming tonic that's been passed down for generations.
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By M.H. MILLER
Bali’s Green School is betting that the skills kids will need for a dystopian future aren’t just math and history. Is this the new wave of progressive education?
By TOM VANDERBILT
The simple style, swept up and worn at the back of the head, offers an unexpected allure.
By HANNAH GOLDFIELD
The woman who launched a generation of copycats makes a home that’s truly inimitable.
By MAGGIE BULLOCK
The designer for Santoni documents his excursion to Italy's Marche region exclusively for T.
By ISABEL WILKINSON
The country has been home to the Phoenicians, the Greeks, the Romans and the Ottomans — which might explain the allure of this Mediterranean gem.
By CLAIRE MESSUD
Henry Taylor, who made two works for T magazine’s holiday issue, reflects on his art — and on the music mogul.
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