Print Editions

A Lifestyle Coffee Table Print Magazine for the Culturally Curious

The Guide's biannual Lifestyle Compendiums are redefining modern print.

With over 190 pages of curated editorial, cinematic photography, and refined design, each edition blends emerging creative voices with the most discerning and culturally influential luxury brands.

Introducing
The Lifestyle Compendiums

Our biannual print editions set a new benchmark for independent lifestyle magazines and collectible coffee table publications.

With over 190 pages of long-form editorial, in-depth interviews, visual storytelling, and innovative creative direction, each issue is crafted to live beyond the moment - designed not just to be read, but to be kept.

Produced with uncompromising attention to quality, The Guide brings together the most exciting emerging creatives with the world’s most respected luxury brands. Editorial features span fashion, food, travel, music, design, and cultural commentary - all wrapped in a visually led, design-focused format that blends substance with style.

The Guide reaches a global audience of culturally engaged readers who live with taste, intent, and curiosity.

Whether displayed as a centrepiece or used as creative reference, our print editions are more than magazines - they are lasting reflections of contemporary culture and editorial craftsmanship.

Recent Edition

The Lifestyle Compendium Vol. 4

This volume is a study in considered risk.

Vol. 4 turns its attention to the individuals who chose the uncertain path - the ones who stepped away from convention, backed their instincts, and built momentum through clarity and conviction.

We sit with James Edward, whose ascent from digital storytelling to building Monte marks the evolution of a creator into a founder - driven by discipline, philosophy and a relentless pursuit of progress.

We turn to Natalie Enslöw, the mind behind biotech-driven skincare brand Fjör, exploring how a decisive leap from the corporate world led her to redefine beauty through science and simplicity.

We spend time with Sophie Javadi-Babreh, a steward of heritage revitalising Thames Carpets for a new generation - bridging centuries-old craft with contemporary instinct and cultural fluency.

And we join Kwabena Peprah, an actor forging his own route through British film and television, whose rise reflects resilience, self-belief and the courage to reject convention.

From entrepreneurship and craft to film, design and the architecture of discipline, this edition brings together voices connected not by industry, but by intent - individuals choosing to shape their futures on their own terms.

A 192-page collector’s volume rooted in purpose, precision and modern ambition, Vol. 4 is a publication for those who value direction over chance, and substance over noise.

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