Stepping inside and you begin to see the minimalist design of the Focals. There are some mirrors that project messages on the concrete floor, mimicking the actual Focals experience. A delicately arranged stand display of frames is suspended in midair.

You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeFeeling half hearted about Valentine Day? Prefer your pet to your partner most of the time?There will be many couples this year who are finding love in lockdown feels just that bit jaded after months of being stuck indoors together but oddly the same is rarely said for the family pet.Cats and dogs have proved a great comfort to their owners during the turbulence of the pandemic year and for many they have provided that much needed sense of normality.And for those who live alone they have been a lifeline. And, as you might expect, they centre around food.Here an idea of what treats are on offer this year if your loved one happens to be a pet.Whine and Dine your dog Dogs love food practically any food so even if you a poor cook your canine companion will appreciate any efforts to rustle up a Valentine meal.That does not mean, however, any old ingredients from the cupboards or fridge will do because there are plenty food stuffs that upset dogs stomaches.Dog food company Butternut Box has come up with a tasty menu as well as advice from the PDSA on what food your pets might love but which will very definitely not love them back. Some are downright dangerous.Being carnivores, dogs would love a steak so, as you are more likely to be sharing your own meal with him rather than buy him a cut of his own, remember that frying it in garlic butter would not be healthy for your furry friend.Beef a source of protein and fatty acids that boost energy, coat, muscles and joints would be a good choice, although the PDSA recommends feeding your dog only small portions of any human food.If you adding vegetables, boil or steam them without anything extra like butter, salt, or onion.

If successful, he said in a statement “it will become the world first Mars expedition accomplishing all three goals with one probe.” The coronavirus pandemic has complicated each step of each spacecraft’s 300 million mile (480 million kilometre) journey to Mars. It even kept the European and Russian space agencies joint Mars mission grounded until the next launch window in 2022. The flight control rooms will contain fewer people on the big day, with staff spread over a wider area and working from home.