In October 2008, Sweden’s first floating hotel opened alongside the famous restaurant "Salt & Sill". The hotel will be a meeting and conference venue with 46 beds, and will be open all year round.

The last chapter of the Veuve Clicquot bloggers trip is finally on your screens. A perfect majestic ending to the year 2008.

The sunrise brought us an old world classic Bentley parked at the grand driveway entrance inviting us but also intimidating us to approach.With this design master we were going to begin writing our last page of our fairytale.

The answer to my concluding question from part 2 is a typical one to VCP. A helicopter ride above the Champagne village in order to capture the aerial essence of the atmosphere which we just walked through. Because Veuve Clicquot simply sweeps you off your feet.

The white rabbit is a restaurant & bar housed in an awe-inspiring and beautifully restored old chapel located off the Dempsey area in Singapore. They serve a fresh take on both classic European comfort food and age-old coctails - all inspired by the past, while cleverly showcasing the present.

Annie Coggan is not only the editor of "Chairs & Buildings" blog but  a Designer/Artist who maintains a studio under the name Coggan + Crawford Architects. Her latest project, ''Little Building Cafe'' has opened its doors recently and if you are close to Starkville, Mississippi you should stop for a little coffee!

Located in the center of Paris, Mama Shelter is an oasis in the urban landscape. Created by the Trigano family and designed with the collaboration of Philippe Starck, Mama Shelter is poised to become the vanguard for a new type of boutique hotel.

A highly innovative new pan-Asian bar and restaurant scheme in London's Soho, which features virtual menus to be navigated via table-top projections. The interior of Inamo has been designed by Blacksheep.

Opened in August this year, Hotel Habita Monterrey strikes with captivating architectural desicions by Agustin Landa and a rooftop pool bar that offers a 360-degree view combined with the comfort of a cool concrete canopy. The interior design is courtesy of Parisian Joseph Dirand.

After spending 24 hours in a world were water is replaced with champagne, a casual drink at a bar is accompanied by fascinating conversation by a leading designer and dinner is spent at river sailing around Paris with a design trend setter..here comes the second part...of the yellow bloggers trip!