Right Time

If you don’t mind a bit of snow and rain, visiting New York City in winter is the way to go. The city can look quite charming during this time of year, and the prices tend to be lower than usual mid-January through mid-March.

Staying Nearby

Many people who work in New York don’t actually live in the very heart of the city, and you don’t have to stay there either. Instead of renting an expensive room in Manhattan, go with Brooklyn or Queens instead.

Free Stay

If everything else fails, you can always try scoring a free place to stay on Couchsurfing. If you’re lucky enough, you may stumble upon someone who’s ready to host and show you around, free of charge.

The post How to Score Cheap Accommodation While Visiting NYC appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Rockefeller Center

One of the biggest appeals of coming to New York during the holidays is getting to see the massive Christmas tree that’s on display throughout the season at Rockefeller Center. However, be warned that if you do want to see it, prepare to be in an extremely large crowd that begins several blocks before you even see the tree. If you’re really jazzed about seeing it, the best time of day would be to go as early as possible to beat the crowds.

Department Stores

Something fun that a lot of people don’t think about doing over the holidays is going through the fancy department stores throughout the city and looking at their window displays. Places like Lord and Taylor, Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s and more will have elaborate and stunning displays that usually tell some sort of narrative, and overall, it’s really beautiful.

Hotels

Another place to check out in New York is all the hotel lobbies that will be extremely decorated! Even if you’re not staying at a hotel, there’s nothing stopping you from popping into some fancy hotels and looking at their holiday display.

The post If You’re Coming to New York for the Holidays, Here is some Insider Information appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

History

The New York Café is in the heart of the New York Palace, a luxury hotel on the Grand Boulevard of Budapest’s Erzsébet körút. It was opened in 1894 and built-in an eclectic Italian Renaissance-style. At the turn of the 20th century, it was the most beautiful and the most beloved coffee house in Budapest.

It has preserved all the authentic decoration and flair that once made it an inspiration for the enquiring minds of Hungary’s cultural and intellectual community. It was a popular place among writers and editors of the most influential newspapers.

The Ceiling

Cast your gaze upwards to the ceiling and you’ll see frescoes by Gusztav Mannheimer and Ferenc Eisenhut, dating back to the mid-1800s. Venetian glass lamps all around you will softly illuminate the marble columns and gilded stuccoes.

Unique Experience

Taking a photo at the famous stairs and balcony are a tourist must-have. You will find yourself lost in the atmosphere. Enjoy live music performance, while treating yourself to some of the famous dishes from chef’s recommendations.

The post The New York Café is a Must-See Stop in Budapest appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Manhattan 

Manhattan is the heart of NYC. Here you’ll find most of the major tourist attractions including The Met and Central Park. The island is separated by the East River, the Hudson River, and the Harlem River.

The Bronx

The Bronx is north of Manhattan. You’ll find a lot more green areas here as well as the Bronz Zoo and the New York Botanic Gardens. Many Latin Americans live in this part of New York so you’ll find plenty of great Caribbean influenced food and music here.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn is south of Manhattan and has a lot of arts and culture. One of the biggest museums in the US, the Brooklyn Museum of Art is here. Brooklyn is also a great place to head to get an amazing view of the Manhattan skyscrapers.

Queens

Queens is home to a whole collection of different cultures and nationalities. You’ll meet people from all over the world in this multicultural hub of New York.

Staten Island

You can get to Staten Island by ferry, which is always free for the public. There are some nice green areas if you fancy a break from the city, but it’s mostly a residential area.

The post A Quick Guide to NYC’s 5 Districts appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

“In our studio, on any given day, you will find one dog barking, six languages being spoken and a loyal and inspired crew. The LMD staff is a gorgeous, kind-hearted bunch, contributing creatively to all aspects of the design process. Listening to a mix of jazz, hip hop and Madonna, and always working diligently on our latest up-and-coming project,” the studio’s website reads.

Miller’s Instagram page shows what happens behind the scenes so check it out if you want to see the process of their creation.

The post Check Out Lewis Miller: The Celebrity Florist and Stylist With the Dream Job appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Patchwork

What began being popular in fall 2018, is going to be even bigger throughout 2019. Get your patchwork items out from the closet. If you want to be the most fashionable one around, you need to follow this trend.

Feathers

Marc Jacobs delivered the most iconic collection ever just days ago. A lot of his designs featured rich, glamorous feathers. You can consider this to be one of the biggest fall 2019 fashion trends. Even if you are more into minimalist looks, you should definitely add a detail or two with feathers.

Tie-Dye

If you didn’t already know by know, tie-dye is one of the coolest prints of the year. You’ll see it on the biggest bloggers and celebrities as well. It doesn’t matter if you’ll opt for a dress, shirt or pants. As long as you flaunt a tie-dye piece, your outfit will be super-fashionable.

Animal Prints

If you thought that animal prints are done, it’s time to change your mind! Leopard, snakeskin, tiger, zebra, you have quite a lot to choose from.

The post Biggest Fall 2019 Fashion Trends From NYFW Runways appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk_5QAsnq9-/?tagged=libraryofcongress

The Morgan Library And Museum

This library in the Murray Hill neighborhood of New York is also a combined museum which was previously the private library of the founder of JP Morgan. The architecture style is Renaissance and Palladian, and simply outstanding on the inside. Not many people know about this historic establishment, but it so worth your while!

Oblate Library

This library is located in the heart of Florence, Italy. The courtyard of this institution, along with the other designated outdoor spaces is simply perfect. The best part is that the cafe on the third floor has a direct view of the duomo-who could ask for anything more!

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk5VH9WniRE/?tagged=oblatelibrary

Bibliotheca Alexandrina

If you ever find yourself in Egypt, you have to visit the outrageous library in Alexandria. This super contemporary structure is located right on the Mediterranean Sea and is a major cultural and literary hub in the city.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaUIv9FgFiz/?tagged=alexandrialibrary

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Right Time

If you don’t mind a bit of snow and rain, visiting New York City in winter is the way to go. The city can look quite charming during this time of year, and the prices tend to be lower than usual mid-January through mid-March.

Staying Nearby

Many people who work in New York don’t actually live in the very heart of the city, and you don’t have to stay there either. Instead of renting an expensive room in Manhattan, go with Brooklyn or Queens instead.

Free Stay

If everything else fails, you can always try scoring a free place to stay on Couchsurfing. If you’re lucky enough, you may stumble upon someone who’s ready to host and show you around, free of charge.

The post How to Score Cheap Accommodation While Visiting NYC appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Rockefeller Center

One of the biggest appeals of coming to New York during the holidays is getting to see the massive Christmas tree that’s on display throughout the season at Rockefeller Center. However, be warned that if you do want to see it, prepare to be in an extremely large crowd that begins several blocks before you even see the tree. If you’re really jazzed about seeing it, the best time of day would be to go as early as possible to beat the crowds.

Department Stores

Something fun that a lot of people don’t think about doing over the holidays is going through the fancy department stores throughout the city and looking at their window displays. Places like Lord and Taylor, Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s and more will have elaborate and stunning displays that usually tell some sort of narrative, and overall, it’s really beautiful.

Hotels

Another place to check out in New York is all the hotel lobbies that will be extremely decorated! Even if you’re not staying at a hotel, there’s nothing stopping you from popping into some fancy hotels and looking at their holiday display.

The post If You’re Coming to New York for the Holidays, Here is some Insider Information appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

History

The New York Café is in the heart of the New York Palace, a luxury hotel on the Grand Boulevard of Budapest’s Erzsébet körút. It was opened in 1894 and built-in an eclectic Italian Renaissance-style. At the turn of the 20th century, it was the most beautiful and the most beloved coffee house in Budapest.

It has preserved all the authentic decoration and flair that once made it an inspiration for the enquiring minds of Hungary’s cultural and intellectual community. It was a popular place among writers and editors of the most influential newspapers.

The Ceiling

Cast your gaze upwards to the ceiling and you’ll see frescoes by Gusztav Mannheimer and Ferenc Eisenhut, dating back to the mid-1800s. Venetian glass lamps all around you will softly illuminate the marble columns and gilded stuccoes.

Unique Experience

Taking a photo at the famous stairs and balcony are a tourist must-have. You will find yourself lost in the atmosphere. Enjoy live music performance, while treating yourself to some of the famous dishes from chef’s recommendations.

The post The New York Café is a Must-See Stop in Budapest appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Manhattan 

Manhattan is the heart of NYC. Here you’ll find most of the major tourist attractions including The Met and Central Park. The island is separated by the East River, the Hudson River, and the Harlem River.

The Bronx

The Bronx is north of Manhattan. You’ll find a lot more green areas here as well as the Bronz Zoo and the New York Botanic Gardens. Many Latin Americans live in this part of New York so you’ll find plenty of great Caribbean influenced food and music here.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn is south of Manhattan and has a lot of arts and culture. One of the biggest museums in the US, the Brooklyn Museum of Art is here. Brooklyn is also a great place to head to get an amazing view of the Manhattan skyscrapers.

Queens

Queens is home to a whole collection of different cultures and nationalities. You’ll meet people from all over the world in this multicultural hub of New York.

Staten Island

You can get to Staten Island by ferry, which is always free for the public. There are some nice green areas if you fancy a break from the city, but it’s mostly a residential area.

The post A Quick Guide to NYC’s 5 Districts appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

“In our studio, on any given day, you will find one dog barking, six languages being spoken and a loyal and inspired crew. The LMD staff is a gorgeous, kind-hearted bunch, contributing creatively to all aspects of the design process. Listening to a mix of jazz, hip hop and Madonna, and always working diligently on our latest up-and-coming project,” the studio’s website reads.

Miller’s Instagram page shows what happens behind the scenes so check it out if you want to see the process of their creation.

The post Check Out Lewis Miller: The Celebrity Florist and Stylist With the Dream Job appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Patchwork

What began being popular in fall 2018, is going to be even bigger throughout 2019. Get your patchwork items out from the closet. If you want to be the most fashionable one around, you need to follow this trend.

Feathers

Marc Jacobs delivered the most iconic collection ever just days ago. A lot of his designs featured rich, glamorous feathers. You can consider this to be one of the biggest fall 2019 fashion trends. Even if you are more into minimalist looks, you should definitely add a detail or two with feathers.

Tie-Dye

If you didn’t already know by know, tie-dye is one of the coolest prints of the year. You’ll see it on the biggest bloggers and celebrities as well. It doesn’t matter if you’ll opt for a dress, shirt or pants. As long as you flaunt a tie-dye piece, your outfit will be super-fashionable.

Animal Prints

If you thought that animal prints are done, it’s time to change your mind! Leopard, snakeskin, tiger, zebra, you have quite a lot to choose from.

The post Biggest Fall 2019 Fashion Trends From NYFW Runways appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk_5QAsnq9-/?tagged=libraryofcongress

The Morgan Library And Museum

This library in the Murray Hill neighborhood of New York is also a combined museum which was previously the private library of the founder of JP Morgan. The architecture style is Renaissance and Palladian, and simply outstanding on the inside. Not many people know about this historic establishment, but it so worth your while!

Oblate Library

This library is located in the heart of Florence, Italy. The courtyard of this institution, along with the other designated outdoor spaces is simply perfect. The best part is that the cafe on the third floor has a direct view of the duomo-who could ask for anything more!

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk5VH9WniRE/?tagged=oblatelibrary

Bibliotheca Alexandrina

If you ever find yourself in Egypt, you have to visit the outrageous library in Alexandria. This super contemporary structure is located right on the Mediterranean Sea and is a major cultural and literary hub in the city.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaUIv9FgFiz/?tagged=alexandrialibrary

The post The Most Beautiful Libraries Around The World appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.