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Verdura Resort, Sciacca: A Coastline Built from Seventy Deeds and a Duke’s Name
Sir Rocco Forte spent seven years assembling more than seventy plots of land to build Verdura Resort on Sicily’s southwest coast and this year completed a redesign by Paolo Moschino...
Aurora Merano: how a family hotel evolves without starting over
A conversation with Philipp Aukenthaler to trace the evolution of Aurora: “Every generation has changed it in its own way.” Looking forward, never erasing: from materials and architecture to music...
Casa del Limonero, the Sevillian house where eclecticism becomes instinct
The deer teaches you to move forward while looking back: the symbol of Casa del Limonero, a Sevillian casa-palacio where a collector turns what she has gathered into a buen...
350 species in one seagrass meadow: how One Ocean Foundation operates
From the Caprera Canyon to Posidonia restoration in Cala di Volpe, One Ocean Foundation builds infrastructure for marine science — the exhibition As Above, So Below in Venice
1 Hotel Central Park: a green façade for Manhattan hospitality
A few steps from Central Park, 1 Hotel Central Park turns reclaimed wood, living plants, low-impact systems and biophilic design into the grammar of contemporary luxury
Bodrum Loft: brutalist stone volumes absorbed into the woodland of Demirbükü bay
Thirty-six stone villas form a village outside time, poised between the ancestral and the futuristic, while two thirds of the 57,000-square-metre site remain native woodland
700 plants in the garden of La Serena, Forte dei Marmi
At Vittoria Apuana, a Sixties building steps into the present as a five-star boutique hotel, its garden filled with citrus, ferns and hydrangeas beneath tall maritime pines It feels like...
Guerlain Vétiver Fauve: eau de parfum, rewriting a classic ingrédient
With Vétiver Fauve, Guerlain hands perfumer Delphine Jelk a difficult raw material — vetiver root — and asks for something the molecule has rarely produced: lightness Vétiver Fauve is an...
