Barena Venezia combines Venetian heritage with soft tailoring to create a quiet, timeless approach to modern luxury.
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Tadashi Kawamata creates immersive installations for Ruinart in 2026, blending art, nature, and champagne into a unique sensory experience.
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.
Jnane Rumi in Marrakech is an exceptional boutique hotel set in the Palmeraie. Art, architecture and lush gardens come together to create a soulful retreat of quiet luxury and creative inspiration.
Discover art at Gradonna Mountain Resort in East Tyrol: seven curated artworks where alpine nature, architecture, and creative expression merge into a unique experience.
The Louis Vuitton Flight Mode 2026 collection blends luxury craftsmanship, modern silhouettes, and the art of travel into a sophisticated contemporary fashion statement.
Wood as a mindset: Matteo Thun & Partners explore how timber shapes sustainable architecture, circular design, and human-centered spaces.
Nomos Hotel in Rome combines historic architecture with radical minimalism. Located in a restored 18th-century monastery, designer Henry Timi created an “anti-hotel” focused on natural materials, calmness and a new concept of slow luxury.
Doing less is often harder than doing more—perhaps because silence feels unfamiliar. In the Silent Villas, it’s in the quiet that you begin to notice how loud things can be inside you. And how necessary it is to simply withdraw for a while.
A retrospective on Maison Margiela’s “Artisanal: Our Creative Laboratory” exhibition in Shanghai 2026—exploring couture, craftsmanship, and conceptual fashion.
Discover Sheisinblack.art, the AI art project by Austrian artist Manuela Klauser. Combining artificial intelligence, surreal dreamscapes and soft goth aesthetics, her work explores the creative future of AI-driven art.
The exhibition “Tanzbild” at ALBERTINA MODERN presents around 120 historical photographs and traces the development of dance photography from the 1860s to the avant-garde of the 1930s.
