ENGLAND could be called a modern retreat. To start our journey with Italy and end with London was symbolic of how design grows overtime. The city is one of kind and has qualities that makes one feel at ease no matter what their culture might be. You feel secure while walking down the cutting edge streets, and being surrounded by the fresh atmosphere it portrays. There are endless possibilities and opportunities in London which spread throughout the entire country of England. Expect to broaden your design capabilities while visiting the many museums and state-of-art architecture there. Don’t be alarmed when you leave this country feeling inspired and renewed with your design knowledge.
FRANCE could be called a bittersweet oasis. The iconic pieces of architecture and design found here are what make individuals gather here. You could spend a lifetime here and feel as if you haven’t seen all France has to offer. Hearing the beautiful French language, and taking in all the small things is what one can do to appreciate the great city of Paris. Walking down the crowded, charming streets filled with rich and tasteful design is a treat all in itself. Considering that the lifestyle can be overwhelming and exhausting. Expect to be on the lookout while walking the picturesque streets and to excuse the enmity that can be portrayed while there. The good supersedes the bad and a girl could get use to having the Eiffel tower as a landmark in her own city.
ITALY could be called a five star country. Its combined chaotic city lifestyle and Tuscan valley landscapes are what make the country what it is. When thinking of such a place you feel as if you are in a fantasy world and let me tell you, I did. The impressive amounts of ageless architecture connects you with the past but lets you live in the present while being surrounded with the hip modern living conditions. The anticipated visions of flowers, stone pathways, colorful skyline, and mouthwatering cuisine come to life while making everyone feel welcomed into this frenzied country.
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