A game-changer for the whole industry located in a 242-hectare protected valley in Canyon Point, where a man-made resort is blended with the remote wilds of the Southwest

During the Second World War, the Sersale family moved from Naples to Positano to avoid the bombings, making Villa Giulietta their summer abode

A reinterpretation of structures, reminiscent of the Nabataean community which occupied the area over 2000 years ago. Guests learn to alleviate their footprint through Six Senses’ zero waste philosophy

Lecturer Oonagh O’Hagan and researcher Cassandra Quinn from UAL are working on bringing bio design and edible garments into the industry

Long-lasting materials with less maintenance are used as a means of sustainable design. Sandstone, brass, leather and terra cotta were sourced from the neighbouring villages in the Tuscan region

The identity of Schwesterherz is ingrained with femininity. The brand is a means for individuals to give back to the women in their lives, regardless of the relationship

A lady sits at the center stringing jasmine flowers with the scent of the blossoms permeating the store – showcasing a live narrative of slow-living. In conversation with founder Simran Lal

The ability to breathe life into used goods, reduce waste, promote sustainability. In conversation with Luca Laganà, CEO of Oway, the Italian sustainable beauty brand

From seaweed to elderflowers, nature drives innovation. Straightforward, organic formulations inspired by the port city’s 200-year-old history of spa culture

Part two gives prominence to furniture and gym equipment: Swedish wall bars, yoga mats, wellness balls, and seating. Each piece is confined in a gold BIOVEG skin made from the recycled polyester of plastic bottles