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Leeuwarden
Located in Leeuwarden, a city in the Friesland province of the Netherlands, Notiz Hotel combines luxury and sustainability, the property——formerly known as Stenden Hotel——having undergone a recent transformation led by Studio Oak, to create...
Munich
With properties in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, and plans to expand to Berlin, Lisbon and Copenhagen among others, home-meets-hotel brand, Locke, have opened their first German outpost; bringing their signature studio apartments to Munich. With...
Boston
Located in the city's affluent Back Bay neighbourhood, adjacent to its leafy Public Garden, The Newbury Boston has received a complete renovation. The hotel, originally opened in 1927 as one of the first Ritz-Carlton hotels in the US, is now home to...
St Tropez
Following an eight month renovation led by Milanese interior designer Fabrizio Casiraghi, Saint-Tropez's smallest five-star hotel is ready to welcome guests old and new. The 21-room hotel (including five suites), now fusing the perfect mix of La...
New Orleans
Built in 1861 and reconditioned in 2021, Hotel Saint Vincent dominates a corner spot on the New Orleans streets of Magazine and Race. Originally founded as The Saint Vincent’s Infant Asylum by Irish immigrant Margaret Haughery, the red brick...
Palm Springs
Arriving in Palm Springs in 1916, Harriet Cody started a movement of pioneering women who created a community, Harriet herself——an accomplished horsewoman in both the English and Western traditions——opening a livery stable before building a...
Gouda
Former orphanage, Weeshuis in Dutch, has been converted into a flash new boutique hotel, the new Relais & Châteaux-affiliated destination a place for guests to enjoy relaxed luxury, fine design, attention to detail and casual dining and...
Bacalar
Guests are invited to connect with their senses at Casa Hormiga, an 18 room sanctuary in Quintana Roo's lesser known town of Bacalar. Created to foster renewal, healing, and a deeper connection with the oneself, the design-forward jungle retreat...
Copenhagen
Some four years after opening their first hotel in Amsterdam, Zoku——the triumphant concept that facilitates global living and working for the travelling professional——open their doors in Copenhagen; choosing the city's Amager island as home...
New York
With everything from an art programme that features the works of Alexander Calder, Hans Hartung, Harland Miller and KAWS to a curated coffee programme and some eye-popping views over the Big Apple, the newly opened ModernHaus SoHo offers a luxe...
Rome
One of our very favourite hotel brands, The Hoxton, chooses the Eternal City as the destination for the opening of their 10th hotel; their Italian debut showing the world of travel that they have no plans of slowing down as we finally start to see a...
Washington D.C.
The eclectic Dupont Circle neighbourhood is now home to 196-room Lyle Washington, D.C., the latest hotel from Lore Group, the hospitality brand behind illustrious hotels such as Riggs Washington, D.C, the Pulitzer and Kimpton De Witt in Amsterdam,...
Stuff Crush
Although producing work for more than a decade, Catalan artist Carlota Guerrero shot to prominence in 2016 after her iconic portrait of Solange Knowles (for the album, A Seat at the Table) catapulted her into pole position as one of the most...
City Notes
Known as one of Portugal's most significant wood products companies since its conception in 1964, Banema opens its first concept store in Lisbon, choosing the Campo de Ourique neighbourhood in the city's historic centre as home for its almost 300...
City Notes
One of our very favourite hotel brands, The Hoxton, chooses the Eternal City as the destination for the opening of their 10th hotel; their Italian debut showing the world of travel that they have no plans of slowing down as we finally start to see a...
City Notes
Since its opening in February this year, Library Street Collective's new Snarkitecture-designed gallery has presented a series of works by American artist Sam Friedman, with one KAWS as the show’s curator. Currently hosting the group exhibition...
Dispatches
Over the last 16 months, we’ve been spending a lot more time at home. And it has gotten us all collectively wondering: is it possible to recreate your own spa experiences, or even making a spa at home? It turns out that it is. And it’s...
Dispatches
We all love a cosy home. To curl up with a warm blanket and some hot cocoa in the winter. But it's not always easy to do that when you live in a draughty old house. You might be thinking, "I can't afford new furniture" or "It'll take too long." But...
Dispatches
Everyday pain is one of the worst parts of life. While this sense can act as a warning system when something is very wrong with your body, it can also be horrible to live with when you have pain that is caused by something more long-term. Many...
Dispatches
Trying to sell your home means that you need to take the necessary steps to improve this process. And there are a lot of things that play a role in this moving forward. Try to think about some of the best ideas that you should be looking to get...