A design icon reimagined: Gaggenau reveals the EB 333 – an evolution of the iconic 90cm wide oven
In the year Gaggenau celebrates its 333rd anniversary, its most iconic appliance turns 30. To commemorate this landmark, Gaggenau is…
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Review: Kova Patisserie, Soho
Kate Brogan delights in the original and refreshingly decadent creations of a Japanese patisserie. I think it’s best to start…
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A whisky review of 2016
Spear’s’ resident Hedgehog selflessly samples this year’s standout drams, getting trapped in a Soho boudoir in the process… In preparation…
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Discover Rendezvous’ ‘Summer Tyrst’ Experience
Stretching along the dreamy two-mile white sands of Malabar Beach and encompassed by a by an exquisite seven acre tropical…
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Review: The Royal Drawing School End of Year Exhibition
Zak Smith reports on the budding talent on display at the Shoreditch’s Royal Drawing School (ABOVE: Iona Roberts’ Bike ride…
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The 5 Best Indian Restaurants in Florence
The sweet scents of aromatic herbs and the vibrancy of colored spices define the authentic taste and delicate flavors of…
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New design at Le Meurice captures the surrealist spirit in Paris
Le Meurice, the historic Paris hotel and one of the premier properties of the Dorchester Collection, has once again entrusted…
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The billionaire embodying the rise of Chinese retail
Entrepreneur Adrian Cheng is on a mission to breathe fresh life into China’s luxury shopping experience, combining the best of…
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Chef Phil Howard on drug addiction, Alpine ‘escapes’ and a green kitchen
After dropping anchor at the Square for 25 years, chef Phil Howard has launched a new venture in Chelsea. Plain…
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How to avoid the potholes of classic car ownership
A group of Taylor Wessing lawyers give their advice on owning four-wheeled alternative assets. One class of trophy asset which…
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The reel deal: Stephen Evans on how investing in British films can relieve your tax bill
HMRC’s Enterprise Investment Scheme can help you realise your directorial ambitions and slash your tax bill, writes the award-winning producer,…
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Review: Yosma, Baker Street
Former Lehman Brothers banker turned restaurateur, Sanjay Nandi, takes Rasika Sittamparam on a transcontinental culinary journey – in the heart…
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David Bowie’s £33 million art sale negates hefty inheritance tax bill
The auction of David Bowie’s eclectic art collection demonstrates the value of art as a tax-offsetting investment says Rosalind Hetherington…
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Review: The Yeatman Hotel in Porto
Zak Smith visits the luxurious and indulgent banks of the Douro and Portugal’s ‘wine mad’ second city. As autumn starts…
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The Hôtel Royal Evian receives the prestigious “Palace” distinction
In an announcement by Matthias Fekl, Minister of State for Foreign Trade, the Promotion of Tourism and French nationals abroad,…
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Abarth’s all new 124 Spider will rev up your road trips
Abarth has been creating small but powerful performance cars since the 1940s – and the new 124 Spider is no…
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Hamper times are here again
Spear’s’ spiky special reporter, Hedgehog, writes in on Harrods’ famed hamper service ahead of the festive season. Corporate Service at…
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Annual World Boutique Hotel Awards celebrates best global getaways
Spear’s’ Christabel Milbanke reports on the prestigious World Boutique Hotel Awards that she presented earlier this week. The annual World…
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Review: Searching for Eve in the American West
Guy Sangster-Adams explores Maryam Eisler’s powerful display, an array of photographs which capture stunning landscapes in an ethereal search for…
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Review: The Grill at The Dorchester
William Cash enthuses over the sartorial make-up at The Grill, where he took Sky News’ Ed Conway and Savills’ Rupert…
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