The Maroma Playlist
André VII’s deep house-meet-dark-electro might, at first, sound like a world dominated solely by underground sounds. But dig a little and you’ll find that the DJ’s inspirations are plural, from radiant pop music to relaxing tunes – something evidenced in his Maroma playlist.
Read more - The Maroma PlaylistWhat To Wear in France’s Waterways
Though it may be tempting to pack berets and stripes, we’re here to help you avoid a dreaded faux pas when travelling to France. Style expert Osman Ahmed leads us through the do’s and don’ts of dressing for a French river cruise as part of our ‘Location Dressing’ series.
Read more - What To Wear in France’s WaterwaysAn Art & Design Lover’s Guide to Rio de Janeiro
From the tiled steps of Escadaria Selarón to hillside ateliers and bay-front museums, Rio de Janeiro is a city where modernism, music and tropical landscape collide. Discover Darcie Imbert’s guide to the artistic metropolis, featuring iconic works by Oscar Niemeyer and Roberto Burle Marx.
Read more - An Art & Design Lover’s Guide to Rio de JaneiroThe Novel That Defined Portofino
Portofino has been the backdrop for countless cultural moments, but one book from the 1920s is often credited with kickstarting the belle epoque of the Italian Riviera. Matthew Bell, contributing editor at Tatler, explores its enduring impact.
Read more - The Novel That Defined PortofinoCelia, the British Pullman Carriage by Baz Luhrmann & Catherine Martin
Drawing inspiration from a broad sweep of theatrical history – from Shakespeare to Laurence Olivier – director Baz Luhrmann and cinematic designer Catherine Martin have created a dazzling new private dining carriage for the British Pullman. Here, we explore the story, process and craft behind the carriage Celia.
Read more - Celia, the British Pullman Carriage by Baz Luhrmann & Catherine MartinInterview: Meet Thebe Magugu
Thebe Magugu is one of South Africa’s most celebrated fashion designers and he’s now making his first foray into interior design at Belmond’s Cape Town landmark, Mount Nelson. We sat down with the prolific polymath to hear about the care and craft behind his suite design, as well as his vision for a new cultural institute to sit alongside it.
Read more - Interview: Meet Thebe MaguguWhat to Wear in the Mexican Caribbean
There is something about a tropical climate that instantly lifts your mood – so dress to match your serotonin levels. Style expert Osman Ahmed leads us through the do’s and don’ts of a tropical holiday to the Caribbean coast of Mexico, as part of our ‘Location Dressing’ series.
Read more - What to Wear in the Mexican CaribbeanHow 500 Brushstrokes Become One
“Human encounters are truly magical.” In an era shaped by artificial intelligence and rapid technological change, this reflection by Chinese artist Wu Jian’an feels quietly radical. It also serves as the emotional core of 500 Brushstrokes in Peru, his ambitious travelogue and participatory art project, soon to be exhibited at Art SG Singapore.
Read more - How 500 Brushstrokes Become OneThe Artisans Reimagining Florence’s Finest Hotel
Italy’s ultimate retreat and Renaissance haven, Villa San Michele occupies a privileged perch on the hills overlooking Florence. Set within the original monastery and gardens, every space is designed to deepen the connection to Florence’s breathtaking landscape and rich culture. Discover the artisans reviving this Renaissance legend, reopening in Spring 2026 after a complete renovation.
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