onboard in the process. I particularly
loved the digital animations of
flowers unfolding in e Chef 's Table
and the animation of the Bayeux
Tapestry. Although most of the
artwork, from etchings and paintings
to photographs and ceramics, both
bought and commissioned, are by
Norwegian artists, I confess my
favourites were by Kate Jenkins,
a textile artist from Brighton,
whose plates of seafood featuring
squid, sardines, mussels, crayfish
and scallops, are all amusingly and
delicately crocheted and displayed,
appropriately, in the World Café.
In addition to the impeccably-
designed dining areas, the
LivNordic Spa was another
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