The Harley in the Living Room
Our Philosophy
We've always centered what we do and how we do it, not on being the best but reassuringly uncommon. Life's too short for anywhere you stay just to be 'good', 'satisfying', or even 'great' (which we aim to be). It should always be unique in some way. Surprising. Intriguing. Off-beat even. That's us.
The Harley in the Living Room
When you enter the house, you'll see a shiny red Harley Davidson Fat Boy (yes, it's real) hanging from the ceiling above you. No, it's not there because we didn't have enough parking space. It's because, since its foundation in 1903, Harley has come to stand for 'The Open Road': for exploration, for adventure, for heading the other way.
Meet Rafiki
Atop the Harley you'll also see a curious character made entirely from motorbike chains. This is Rafiki, our in-house Maasai friend. He's there because the Maasai are semi-nomadic, regularly seeking pastures new.
The Road Less Travelled
And then, on the wall beside Rafiki & the Harley, you'll see Robert Frost's poem: The Road Less Travelled, which is all about the joy of making less predictable decisions.
So What?
Businesses never succeed by being ordinary, and our unorthodox nature might be the spark for your bolder, breakthrough business moments.