LUXUO explores a new wave of designers who challenge conventional furniture design, elevating the chair from a functional object to a collectible work of art. Through material experimentation, narrative depth and sculptural intent, seating is being reimagined across galleries, design fairs and limited-edition platforms. These creations operate as both design and discourse, often drawing on…
Madonna at the Dolce&Gabbana Women’s Autumn/Winter 2026 in Milan The concept of a “muse” — a source of inspiration who embodies cultural or aesthetic ideals — is far from dead. Madonna’s ongoing relationship with Dolce & Gabbana is one of the most visible examples. At Milan Fashion Week for Dolce & Gabbana’s Autmun/Winter 2026–27 runway show, Madonna…
Nature remains one of luxury’s most enduring and adaptable sources of inspiration, shaping not only how products look and smell — but how they are conceived, constructed and experienced. Across jewellery, fashion and beauty, natural forms are continuously interpreted and translated — sometimes as aesthetic references and at other times as integral, functional components embedded…
Will Green, CEO, Princess Yachts Formerly Head of UK Sales at Aston Martin, Will Green joined Princess in January 2003 as Assistant Sales Director and later became Sales Director. A member of the company’s Board of Directors since September 2004, Green was promoted to Chief Commercial Officer in December 2021 then succeeded Antony Sheriff as…
Some villas offer a view. Amarta Azul commands a position. Perched on the volcanic cliffs of Pecatu, high above the full sweep of the Indian Ocean, this four-bedroom clifftop estate occupies one of Bali’s most privileged natural addresses. In a part of the island where the coastline has become increasingly sought-after, truly unobstructed positions are…
Founded in 2016, JisuLife has evolved from a portable fan specialist into a globally recognised lifestyle technology brand, quietly redefining how modern consumers experience comfort on the move. There was a time when staying cool was an afterthought — something solved by stepping indoors or seeking shade. Today, as global travel stretches from the humidity…
MB&F HM11 Martin Frei suggests we all take a long, hard look at the cuckoo clock. Far from Harry Lime’s dismissal of the object in The Third Man, Frei – co-founder of artsy and often asymmetric watch brand Urwerk – notes how it is indicative that just because a clock dial may be round, the…
There are places you visit with a checklist and then there are places that unfold more quietly — through the senses. A stay at Arctic TreeHouse Hotel, perched among the pines in Rovaniemi on the Arctic Circle, is less about ticking off experiences and more about absorbing them: the stillness of snow, the scent of…
Slightly more than a month ago, Chaumet showcased a preview of its latest high jewellery collection titled Envol — a French masculine term that translates to “taking flight” — at the Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week. It was a fitting name for a collection that carries not just a sense of freedom, but also spotlights artisanal prowess…
Holidays used to be about ticking off as many landmarks as possible before flying home slightly exhausted. Recently, a much gentler approach to holidays has gained popularity. People are leaving behind the strict itineraries and choosing to travel at a much more leisurely pace. Slow travel is all about connection. It encourages you to immerse…