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Five reasons why the off-season is the way to visit Forte dei Marmi
01. May 2026

Make the most of Forte dei Marmi in spring or autumn with a base at the Pensione America. August in Forte dei Marmi is still the epitome of the Italian dream. However, it is also loud, fully booked and considerably [...]

People looking at Art – Milan Design Week
24. April 2026

The Salone del Mobile is no longer just a design fair. Together with Fuorisalone It has evolved into the Milan Design Week, a gathering place for the creative world — part art fair, part fashion week, part cultural manifesto — [...]

A guide to Milan – during and after the Salone del Mobile
22. April 2026

Nine addresses that hold up beyond the Salone del Mobile. For the days when you need a break from installations, queue-induced hunger, or the urge to buy a very good pen. Bonvini 1909 To get inspired for writing personal notes [...]

Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay A Historic Escape. Fifty Minutes from Paris.
15. April 2026

In the 19th century, the Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay found a second life as the summer residence of Baroness Charlotte de Rothschild — an accomplished watercolourist whose circle included Balzac, Manet and Rousseau, and whose piano teacher was Chopin. [...]

The Woman Behind IRMA — In Conversation on the KONFEKT Podcast
04. April 2026

When KONFEKT sat down with Jasmin Khezri in London this week, the IRMASWORLD founder was, characteristically, in the middle of several things at once — a pop-up on Walton Street, a new collection, a magazine to edit. The conversation that [...]

Athens for Easter
02. April 2026

A precise edit of where to go—when the city slows, and details come into focus Athens at Easter is the most authentic time to enjoy the city: quieter streets, longer lunches, and evenings shaped by candlelit processions. It’s a moment [...]

Cairo – the two quarters to understand the City
21. March 2026

To understand modern Cairo, one must understand its two most compelling quarters — and to understand them is to grasp, above all, how different they are. Downtown Cairo, Wust el-Balad, is the city’s Khedival heart: grand 19th-century boulevards conceived to [...]

A Journey Through the Nile’s Golden Age
18. March 2026

Here are six reasons why sailing on the Nile Canopus is so much more than just a river cruise. It offers the perfect combination of culture and self-indulgence for mind and body. This is something that is needed in times [...]

Immobilia Cairo – The Art of Staying in
13. March 2026

Serviced apartments have quietly become one of the most intelligent ways to experience a city. Here’s what we found: A hotel room is designed for sleeping. A serviced apartment, on the other hand, is designed for living, offering room to [...]

Where the Valley Feeds the Kitchen
10. March 2026

The season is about to change, and soon the Engadin will reveal its beauty with green meadows and blue skies. But first, we had a chat with Chesa Marchetta‘s Chef de Cuisine Davide Degiovanni in Sils, talking about his cooking [...]

Where to now? Travelling in uncertain times
04. March 2026

We travel a lot. And like many of you, we have spent the past few weeks watching the escalating situation in the Middle East with growing concern — and quietly reassessing our own plans. Where is it safe to go? [...]

Spring at the Newt in Somerset: What Can We Take Away From It?
24. February 2026

Did you know that people once used the ink from the ink cap mushroom for writing? During our morning tour of the Newt estate, Arthur Cole, Head of Experiences, tells us that the guiding philosophy here is one of slow [...]

Little Lao’s Luang Prabang
09. February 2026

When it comes to exploring Luang Prabang beyond the obvious, few know the town’s rhythm better than siblings Vansana and Vanvisa Nolintha. Born in Luang Prabang, they were sent to the United States as teenagers to continue their education. They [...]

Bangkok, edited
03. February 2026

A personal selection of places where the city softens — design-minded cafés, quiet gardens, vintage finds and workshops where craft still leads. For moments when you step slightly off pace and let Bangkok reveal itself, slowly. HANDS AND HEART COFFEE [...]

Laos, in Aman Mode
29. January 2026

There are many places in Asia that make us feel calm and relaxed, and sometimes even spiritual, but no other place makes time flow more slowly and light shine more brightly than an Aman hotel the minute you step inside. [...]