Magnifissance

In the mid-century lexicon of Tiffany & Co., nature was never merely a backdrop; it was a protagonist. Since the 1950s, the house’s archives have been punctuated by the fantastical, taxonomical obsessions of Jean Schlumberger, a design...

In the rigorous, often solemn world of haute couture, the transition from leather to ganache is a rare, if not entirely surreal, journey. Yet, for Louis Vuitton, the House’s latest offering for Mother’s Day suggests that its storied obsessi...

In the world of ultra-prime interiors, de Gournay (known locally as Di Jia Li) has long been the high-water mark for those who find minimalism a bore. Their latest move? A flagship showroom housed within a storied historic apartment building in...