Pharrell Williams redefines winter fashion with the Louis Vuitton Men’s Ski Collection 2026, merging alpine performance with modern luxury. A statement of craftsmanship, comfort, and elevated elegance.
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A rare opportunity to explore the legendary Eames House in Los Angeles – the home of Charles and Ray Eames, where modernist design, nature, and everyday life coexist in perfect harmony.
An exhibition about body, presence, and awareness: Marina Abramović at the Albertina Modern invites visitors to explore the boundaries of human experience — between ritual, energy, and transformation.
From Istanbul to Lech, from Bodrum to the Algarve: four exceptional hotels turn art into an experience — where travel, design, and creativity meet.
A residence that embraces the terrain – the Aimasia Residence by A31 Architecture above Elia Beach on Mykonos merges Greek building tradition with contemporary design.
A place of transformation and calm: Es Racó d’Artà on Mallorca is a retreat where nature, architecture and art converge – inviting guests to reconnect with themselves and embrace a new way of living.
On the shores of Lake Como, Pierattelli Architetture creates a tranquil home that blends architecture, nature, and light into timeless harmony.
Where tradition meets modern sophistication, Zum Goldenen Hirschen in Gmunden offers a feast of flavors and golden moments of indulgence.
Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami unveil the seventh Artycapucines collection at Art Basel Paris 2025 – a spectacular installation featuring an eight-metre-tall octopus sculpture and eleven unique bag artworks.
Inspired by monastic silence and Gothic design language, the Silent Villas in Laa an der Thaya combine architecture and wellness.
Nendo’s Hand-in-Hand House in Karuizawa is a poetic study in wooden architecture — six small houses gently joined under their roofs, blending design, nature, and mindfulness.
In Bio Morphe at the Moody Center for the Arts in Houston, artist Sui Park transforms zip ties into organic sculptures that blur the lines between technology and nature. Her installations explore the poetic potential of synthetic materials.
