Hide and Hedonism invite ‘guests’ to a virtual wine dinner
The Mayfair restaurant and wine boutique invite diners to a virtual four-course dinner with head sommelier Julien Sarrasin ‘Guests’ of…
By
Luxury
Latest in
Luxury
Art in lockdown: The galleries and auction houses selling work online
Galleries and auction houses may be closed for the foreseeable future, but there is no need for art-lovers to stop…
By
Norman Foster’s Philadelphia Story
Norman Foster first visited Philadelphia when he was an architecture student at Yale. Now he has returned to the city…
By
This Silicon Valley vineyard owner says Covid-19 will lead to big changes in wine
As the wine world grapples with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, one entrepreneur is seeing wider industry change on…
By
‘Our online presence now is our presence full stop’ – galleries adapt to Covid-19
In the time of coronavirus, art too is being transformed. Arun Kakar reports on the ways galleries are changing their…
By
Are diamonds on the rocks?
Weaker consumer spending and the rise of lab-grown stones has hit the demand for diamonds – but don’t count them…
By
Why I gave up sausage rolls for Lent
I look forward to my first Impossible Burger, made from a plant-based substance . All the same, I’ll say no…
By
We need literature in the time of lockdown
In these testing times, we have created a platform to inform readers and support writers. What they urgently need is…
By
Vegan wines: A primer
Most of the wines we buy are not vegan – and the ones that are can be hard to identify,…
By
Sheikha Bodour of Sharjah: Why the world has never needed books more than today
Sheikha Bodour of Sharjah is leading a reading revolution. She tells Alec Marsh about her mission to boost publishing in…
By
Who was the real ‘fifth man’?
Arun Kakar talks to the author of a new book about John Cairncross to discuss the elusive ‘fifth man’ and…
By
Glorious Goodwood book review: ‘Richly anecdotal and quintessentially English’
A history of the 11 Dukes of Richmond reveals a long and proud tradition of sporting patronage, writes Christopher Silvester…
By
On the rise and rise of the ‘holistic home’
Creating an oasis of calm that promotes health and wellness is quickly becoming a priority in luxury design this year,…
By
Why the Star Wars universe is more morally complex than you might think
The huge destruction in the latest Star Wars films shines a light on the moral complexity of the franchise, writes…
By
HIDE launches home delivery and takeaway services during lockdown
The Covid-19 pandemic has emptied restaurants across the capital, but fortunately the UK government’s measures to restrict social contact still…
By
Why the Omega’s Calibre 321 is exciting watch purists
Half a century after it went to the moon, Omega’s Calibre 321 movement is enjoying a relaunch that will delight…
By
How HNW travel companies are ‘finding ways to do their bit’
Of all the industries engaged in attracting the purse-strings of the extremely well-heeled, it has to be the travel industry…
By
The Visit review: Lesley Manville shines in a ‘scathingly powerful reflection of society’
Tony Kushner’s latest at the national theatre a scathingly powerful reflection of society and the influence that money creates, writes…
By
Donna Air – The Spear’s Midas interview
The Geordie actress, now starring in The Split on BBC1, talks divorce, happiness and being back on the Beeb How…
By
Hilary Mantel Q & A: ‘I’ve started to regard Cromwell as a colleague’
Wolf Hall, the first in Hilary Mantel’s trilogy based on the life of the Tudor politician Thomas Cromwell, was the…
By