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Have you ever dreamt of riding a magic carpet? “I can show you the world. Shining, shimmering splendid.” It’s something we’ve all fancied at one time or another. The great thing is it’s now possible thanks to Lift, the Puerto Rico-based pioneer of electric eFoils. As its co-founder, Nic…
As resale prices tumble and the primary market cools, our HY1 2023 horological survey weighs the state of the Swiss watch industry and picks the new releases that genuinely earned our attention this year.
With e-bike sales soaring since the pandemic and outpacing electric cars in some markets, Ducati now offers three models. From the all-mountain MIG-S to our favourite e-enduro TK-01RR, the marque applies its clout to two wheels.
First unveiled in Monaco, Chanel's Resort 2023 collection was given a second outing in Miami last November on a set designed by Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin, bringing its languid beach glamour closer to American clients.
Vehicle manufacturers don’t tend to come from emerging markets but then again Bandit9 is no ordinary company. Based out of Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City, they’ve been customising motorcycles for years but now they’re trying their hand at EVs too, and boy is their first effort – the Monaco …
Blending Roman, Byzantine, Persian, Ottoman and Berber influences, this retro-modern Middle Eastern inspired bathroom by Axor is the creation of Tehran-born, Hamburg-based architect Hadi Teherani. The brief was to design a “bathroom with personality” and Teherani’s response was an uncon…
There’s a whole world of television sets aimed at people who want something special and don’t mind paying for it. For example, there’s a 50,000 USD Bang & Olufsen called the Beovision Harmony 88 that’s not only the world’s first 88-inch 8K television set, it’s also the largest OLED …
Commissioned by Canadian billionaire Michael Lee-Chin and dressed by Nuvolari Lenard, this 115-metre Lürssen superyacht weaves Jamaican, Canadian and Asian heritage into an Olympian exercise in maritime luxury.
Designed inside and out by Nuvolari-Lenard, this custom yacht reunited the team behind the owner's first vessel, the eighty-six-metre Quattroelle. This time the brief was simple yet exacting: make her better, nicer and decidedly richer.
The largest new build to emerge from Turkey, the eighty-five-metre Victorious is an explorer fitted for world circumnavigation with Jacuzzis, a steam room and cinema. Yet its open fires and gentleman's snug prove most surprising of all.
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira commissioned Emirati designer Aljoud Lootah to create its bespoke fan. Renowned for collectable objects that reinterpret Emirati heritage in a contemporary light, she was the first from the nation acquired by an international museum.
Founded in 1975 by Henry Cremona and a traditional nose, the perfume house Henry Jacques remains a family affair. Chief executive Anne-Lise Cremona reveals the chance encounter and middle name behind its quietly legendary identity.