Diego Hernández resurrects Mexico’s pre-Hispanic classics from the ashes
Mexico’s new cuisine has the wind in its sails. Michael Watts heads to Lancashire to sample the work of one…
By
Luxury
Latest in
Luxury
Meet Christo, the artist on a mission to make man walk on water
Anthony Haden-Guest on why Christo’s most ambitious project, The Floating Piers, although brief, will live on in memory and Art.…
By
Nicole Coste: on Knightsbridge’s discreet designer and her hourglass creations
Nicole Coste’s designs reflect influences ranging from Togo to Paris and Knightsbridge. She tells Alba Arikha of her unique experience.…
By
Riding below the waves: the rise of personal submersibles
Private submersibles are growing in popularity — and experts insist we’ve barely scratched the surface, writes Rasika Sittamparam. An underwater…
By
British Polo Day: a networking platform for movers and shakers
Far more than chukkas and champagne, British Polo Day is ‘the founder of MySpace talking to the Maharaja of Jodhpur,…
By
Spear’s celebrates 10th anniversary in style at Philip Mould’s gallery
Spear’s friends, old and new, joined the Spear’s editorial team and founder William Cash for an evening of champagne, chocolates…
By
Review: London Craft Week 2016
Rasika Sittamparam visits London Craft Week and peeks into the creative hinterland of some of the country’s most talented artisans.…
By
Matsuhisa Paris opens at Le Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris
World renowned Chef Nobu Matsuhisa and Le Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris, a Palace hotel vibrant with culture and inspiration,…
By
Victor Victorious: How a start-up has caused turbulence in the world of private aviation
Clive Jackson strides through the airy operations room of Victor, the private jet company he founded, pointing out various essential…
ByHouse prices rise by 47,000% over 90 years of Her Majesty the Queen’s life
Her Majesty the Queen turned 90 years old on 21st April this year. Since Queen Elizabeth II was born in…
By
Indonesia: a sun-kissed paradise
The Riau Archipelago, a group of islands in one of the world’s most exotic places, is a genuine hidden gem,…
By
Indonesia: enchanting islands
Escape to one of the most magical places in Indonesia, Raja Ampat, for diving delights and much more. By Filisya…
By
Review: Alberto Giacometti: A Line Through Time at Sainsbury Centre, Norwich
On the 50th anniversary of the Swiss sculptor’s death, this window on his Parisian existential orbit and his influence on…
By
The sale of tax-exempt art is good news for both private owners and the public
Susan Johnson explains the coveted tax status that turns privately-owned art into marketable national treasure. It has recently been reported…
By
Around the World in 80 Hotels: Kimpton Hotel Palomar, Los Angeles
Monisha Rajesh visits a hip Beverly Hills’ hotel where some sleuthing reveals a reception only too happy to lie to…
By
World’s first super yacht hotel – Kata Rocks
The Sky Villas at Phuket’s newest and most spectacular luxury resort take aspirational escape to an entirely new level. The…
By
Porsche Design Miami Tower: the world’s first drive-in residential skyscraper
The ultra-luxurious Porsche Design Tower in Miami will feature an automated car elevator lift system to transport residents from the…
By
Keith Coventry’s Pure Junk series takes on McArt
Sophie McIntyre reports on Keith Coventry’s latest foray into Consumerist art and the inspiration of McDonalds. PACE London, has just…
By
William Cash’s letter from issue 49
William Cash on Hound Lodge — a former stately dog house — and the rise of the buy-to-holiday-let market. Ten…
By
Meet the man behind Cucinelli’s hautest of haute clothing
An enduring Umbrian passion and minute attention to detail lie behind the seemingly effortless chic of Brunello Cucinelli’s sumptuous clothing,…
By