In Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Leonel Dietsche explores urban loneliness, intimacy and human connection through three interconnected stories set in Los Angeles.
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Around Schwarzsee, spring has arrived, bringing with it a sense of awakening, freshness, and new beginnings. The Alpenhotel Kitzbühel provides the perfect starting point to embrace it.
A cinematic portrait of Porzellan-Manufaktur Nymphenburg and its collaboration with MCM: “Formed from Heritage” captures the creation of a limited-edition porcelain cup shaped by heritage, craftsmanship, and modern luxury.
A poetic short film by Alberto Allica for NOWNESS, Niño explores childhood, mortality and identity against the backdrop of Spain’s 2008 financial crisis.
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.
Aurélie Fretti creates sculptural works that blend intuition, materiality, and the human body into a unique contemporary language.
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.
A poetic artist portrait on NOWNESS: The Artist Mind explores sculptor Katrien van der Schueren’s intuitive, material-led practice shaped by emotion, touch, and surrender.
The short film Braid explores sisterhood, separation, and coming of age through a poetic visual language rooted in the real experiences of two Belarusian sisters.
Sterrekopje Farm in South Africa redefines hospitality as a holistic “healing farm.” A regenerative retreat blending design, nature, and mindful living into a deeply transformative experience.
At the Farmhouse Torgglerhof where the Passeier Valley begins and everyday life softens to a quieter tone, many things grow. Above all, apples. A great many apples. So many, in fact, that the farm was once simply called the “Apple Hotel” — a name that suited it perfectly at the time, yet eventually felt too small for what it had become.
ETRO Residences Phuket blend Italian design heritage with tropical nature, redefining luxury branded living through craftsmanship, serenity and timeless elegance.
