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Author: Chris Glass
Genre: Lifestyle
Chris Glass has spent two decades shaping how people gather at Soho House, the global members' club, while entertaining across six continents. He has watched one truth play out everywhere: one person can warm a room or rescue a silence. One can quietly ruin it. It is the guest, not the host, who decides whether an evening comes alive.
Guesting gives the invited their due, reconsidering the rules we thought we knew: how swiftly to RSVP, why you never arrive with flowers, how to leave unnoticed, and what it means to move thoughtfully through the world.
For readers of Priya Parker's The Art of Gathering, Kate Fox's Watching the English, Elizabeth Day's Friendaholic and Alison Roman's Nothing Fancy.
Author: Chris Glass
Genre: Lifestyle
Chris Glass has spent two decades shaping how people gather at Soho House, the global members' club, while entertaining across six continents. He has watched one truth play out everywhere: one person can warm a room or rescue a silence. One can quietly ruin it. It is the guest, not the host, who decides whether an evening comes alive.
Guesting gives the invited their due, reconsidering the rules we thought we knew: how swiftly to RSVP, why you never arrive with flowers, how to leave unnoticed, and what it means to move thoughtfully through the world.
For readers of Priya Parker's The Art of Gathering, Kate Fox's Watching the English, Elizabeth Day's Friendaholic and Alison Roman's Nothing Fancy.