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The most extraordinary boat at this year's Monaco Yacht Show, Royal Huisman's 52-metre, six-deck Special One was commissioned by Prince Turki bin Muqrin of Saudi Arabia and resembles an American convertible scaled three times over.
Scramblers make sense today, balancing on-road comfort with off-road capability and undeniable good looks. A more approachable riding position and lower seat height make them easier for newcomers to handle and enjoy.
Some cars disappoint the camera; the new Range Rover does the opposite. Familiar to viewers of The Diplomat and Succession, it may be the most photogenic car Nicolas Shammas has ever encountered.
Madrid's wildly popular Amazónico has opened its fourth outpost above Café de Paris in Monte-Carlo, bringing jungle décor, punchy Latin American flavours and late-night salsa to the most prime spot in town.
Rami Tabbara, 40, co-founder and co-CEO speaks to me on Zoom from Stake’s “cool set-up” at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) located on Gate Avenue’s shiny financial and fintech district. He scans the camera around the office, to where his team are busying away behind the sce
Founded in 1948 by Colin Chapman, Lotus once lived by the creed “simplify, then add lightness”. Since Geely's 2017 takeover and the pivot to electric lifestyle vehicles, many wonder whether that spirit survives.
There is something wonderfully self-indulgent about the Loro Piana Extra Pocket L19. Free of logos and identifiable quilting, it whispers rather than shouts, epitomising the quiet, normcore elegance and enduring allure of true simplicity.
Hotel and resort brands are extending their hospitality far beyond dry land, launching a fleet of branded yachts. We chart how the finer things now reach remote destinations, carrying loyal guests with them.
Built to host dignitaries and now a 390-room hotel, the Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental commands its own 1.3km private white-sand beach on the Gulf, moments from the capital's fashion stores and fine dining.
The celebrated Valencian architect reflects on the circumstances that shaped his career, from attending art school aged eight to his ambitions for the School of Beaux Arts and the move that took him to Zürich.
Back in February 2019, we (like everyone else) were taken aback by the announcement from the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan (popularly known as MBZ) that there would be a new project on Saadiyat Island grouping – for the very first time – a house of worsh…
Staged across Abu Dhabi and the archaeological site of Al Ain under the theme Public Matter, this new biennial bridges past and present, recontextualising historic spaces as canvases for creative expression.