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Capital Gains

London’s dynamic culinary landscape is only getting more influential and exciting – as these latest openings prove.

The House Always Wins

Villas designed by prominent – and promising – architects are transforming luxe hospitality, triggering a trend for private stays in modern masterpieces.

Future Classics

Switzerland’s greatest watch houses have distilled generations of horological innovation into five new watches that put a 21st-century spin on heritage-steeped models.

Centuries-old estates and sacred spaces are getting a new lease of life as charismatic country retreats, discovers Thomas Midulla, who paid a visit to three of the region’s most ambitious projects and the bucolic villages that frame them.

Change of State

Set in London’s former US Embassy, The Chancery Rosewood reimagines a Modernist icon for a new era.

The Second Age of Elegance

In 1925, a new aesthetic infused with abstraction, geometry and innovative materials transformed jewellery – and much else – forever. A hundred years on, Art Deco continues to inspire both the great maisons and a generation of independent designers.

In Perfect Balance

Forward-thinking safari lodges in and around South Africa’s Kruger National Park are shifting to focus on conservation, community and meaningful connection.

Fresh Eyes on Marrakech

Blending architectural heritage, contemporary art and inspired hospitality, the Red City has always been a captivating destination. These just-opened (and recently renovated) hideaways show off the city’s creative side.

The Thinking Yacht

The luxe world of yachting might seem like the last place you’d expect to find artificial intelligence, but the sector is already a hotbed of AI innovation – and the onboard revolution is just beginning.

The Man of the Hour

Affectionately dubbed the “Picasso of watchmaking”, the late Swiss designer Gérald Genta’s landmark 1972 concept for the game-changing Royal Oak was just the start of a prolific career that set the tone for horology in the late 20th century. Today, 15 years since his passing, his work is still key to understanding the world of watches now – and where it’s going.

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