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The founding partner and director of Grupo Hábita talks the future of boutique hospitality
Jeremy Goring on the upsides and oddities of running one of London's most iconic hotels
Culinary mastermind behind Turin’s Combal.Zero talks art and the restaurant of the future
The Italian pioneering exploration and adventure in the 21st century speaks to Brian Noone
Crisp sound – and they look great too
Top audio tech from the spectacular Munich conference
The classical music streaming service put to the test
The season’s jewellery scatters brilliant rays of light across the darkest of night skies.
How a beautifully restrained watch enthusiast’s brand, Urban Jürgensen, has become a holy grail for contemporary collectors.
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.
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.
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.
