Disappointing modern art sale at Sotheby’s could belie a shifting market
It was a slow start to the summer for Sotheby’s as the Impressionist and Modern evening sale failed to reach…
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How Porsche is winning the ‘space’ race
After nine years of trying, the Porsche Panamera has finally elevated estate cars to a new level, writes Gareth Herincx…
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On the growing trend of garden patronage
A Kim Wilkie masterpiece in Hampshire reflects the modern inclination for garden collaborations between patron and designer, writes Christopher Jackson…
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The new Six Senses Duxton gives Singapore a ‘retro’ refresh
As someone who has visited Singapore at various stages in its development, Andrew Harris is impressed by the speed at…
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‘All is harmony, all is beauty’ — an interview with National Gallery director Gabriele Finaldi
A tour of the National Gallery with its impressive director, Gabriele Finaldi, reveals much about the passion and generosity that…
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Review: Lonely Planet, Trafalgar Studios
In its first London revival, Steven Dietz’s play is still moving, funny and heartfelt 25 years after its release, writes…
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Inside the Forte family summer party to launch Beck at Brown’s
Rocco Forte throws a party to remember, celebrating the launch of Beck at Brown’s, the hotel brand’s flagship restaurant, writes…
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What to expect from the Art & Antiques Fair Olympia
One of the biggest art and antiques events starts next week – Sophie Killip speaks to the Fair’s Director, Mary…
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Liquid lunch: Henry Blofeld gets back in the commentary box
Christopher Jackson interrupts the beloved cricket commentator’s busy retirement The voice over the phone is familiar. ‘You mustn’t think that…
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How Tokyo’s tower hotels are scaling the heights
Amid the culture, traditions and luxury touches of the city’s hospitality scene, the view trumps everything, writes Mark O’Flaherty There’s…
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Review: 100 Wardour St, Soho
Very stylish interiors, spirited cocktails, surprisingly good food and groovy music make 100 Wardour St a discreet hit, writes Sarah…
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New wine abounds in the Garden of England
Kent is leading the exciting evolution of English wine, writes Clive Aslet What a year 2017 was for English wine.…
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Book Review: ‘Skin in the Game — Hidden Assymetries in Daily Life’ by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
A forthright polemic on life and business, writes Christopher Silvester For the Lebanese-American thinker Nassim Nicholas Taleb, a former financial…
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Chelsea’s new goldsmith launches her first collection
Determined to pick up her father’s rare jewellery skills, Jessie Thomas is carving out her own sparkling career, writes Olenka…
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Finding Brazil’s bohemian rhapsody
UHNWs and villagers live in harmony in Latin America’s most beguiling town. Is this the real life? Is this just…
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Review: Pied à terre, Fitzrovia
The low-key exterior of this Michelin-star establishment is curiously juxtaposed with its vibrant, flavourful creations, writes Arun Kakar Tucked away…
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Review: Translations, the Olivier Theatre, National Theatre
The powerful and compelling new production of Brian Friel’s 1980s masterpiece is a triumph, says Alec Marsh It’s a safe…
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The Gaggenau UK Sommelier Competition
As part of brand and culture philosophy, Gaggenau focuses on all aspects of exclusive culinary culture and sophisticated lifestyle. Hence…
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Gaggenau presents the new Vario cooling 400 series
Inspired by grand architectural structures, the new Vario cooling 400 series has been created for those who appreciate aesthetically advanced…
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A new beginning for China’s luxury shoppers
Chinese consumers are beginning to spend again – and not a moment too soon for the big luxury labels. John…
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