Having spent her childhood hopping between cultures, languages and continents, Léa caught a severe case of wanderlust – as well as a predisposition to respect differences and connect with others.

One of her first moves after graduating in International Journalism from London's City University was to become – surprise– a travel journalist, scouring the globe for the best destinations.

Two children (and a pandemic) later, and the Swiss-French-British writer has finally settled down in London, where she freelances and works part-time forWallpaper* magazine as a sub-editor, going no further than Canary Wharf for work (if that!).

A fan of all things art, architecture and design, as well as a keen cook and fledgling illustrator, she strives for her copy to be razor-sharp, perceptive and of course spotless. She might be a citizen of nowhere, but she’s always here to help you find le mot juste.