The Japanese city of Kobe is part of the international UNESCO Creative Cities Network – and rightly so! Kenji Kondo give us an insight into the creative culture ...
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Tadashi Kawamata creates immersive installations for Ruinart in 2026, blending art, nature, and champagne into a unique sensory experience.
The Yemeni island of Socotra, rising from the Indian Ocean, feels like another world: dragon blood trees found nowhere else...
In the ancient caves of Matera, history comes to life: Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita is no ordinary hotel – it’s a tribute to a long-lost way of living. Guests who stay here step into another world: silent, archaic, magical. It’s a place where luxury is born from simplicity.
From Vienna to Hong Kong, Cape Town to Beverly Hills: discover the 16 most beautiful restaurants of 2026 selected by the Prix Versailles — where architecture, design and hospitality become immersive cultural experiences.
Opening Menorca 2026 transforms the island into a hub for contemporary art. Combined with the refined Vestige hotels, it creates a unique travel experience between culture, design, and retreat.
Everelmus Bruges: a boutique B&B with just four rooms, elegant design, historic charm, and heartfelt hospitality along the tranquil Dijver canal.
The Singapore Botanic Gardens are not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but also home to an architectural showcase: the National Orchid Garden, recently redesigned by Henning Larsen and CPG Consultants Pte Ltd, now serves as a fitting home for over 1,000 species of orchids.
Discover the legendary Transhumance in South Tyrol: an ancient alpine sheep drive connecting nature, mindfulness and cultural heritage in the Ötztal Alps.
An interview with Eberhard Schrempf, the recently retired Managing Director of Creative Industries Styria, about design as an attitude, the power of networks, and how Graz has become an international City of Design. A conversation on creativity, courage, and the art of transformation.
The Silk Lakehouse by the Shangri-La Group proves that adaptive reuse can achieve the heights of refined luxury. To preserve the nature reserve around China’s picturesque West Lake, Kokaistudios reduced the building’s mass and replaced paved areas with greenery.
Knarvik Church is a contemporary interpretation of the 1000-year-old stave churches in Norway. This award-winning sacred building designed by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter has become a tourist attraction – and also a place that is open to all.
