Aman’s first yacht — 183 metres, 50 suites, Sinot design, built at T. Mariotti — is the quietest project in the hotel-branded yacht race. Inside Project Sama, the Cruise Saudi
Oetker Hotels — keeper of Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc and Eden Rock — plants its first American flag in Palm Beach. The Vineta, a restored 1926 landmark on Cocoanut Row, reopens
Methanol fuel cells, a Marc Newson glass-domed owner’s study, fifteen days of silent zero-emissions operation at anchor. Inside Lürssen’s 114-metre Nausicaä — formerly Project Cosmos — the most technically ambitious
120 metres, an Espen Øino clipper bow, diesel-electric propulsion through Kongsberg Elegance pods. Project Tanzanite is the largest motor yacht ever built in the Netherlands — and Amels’ most ambitious
Six Senses arrives in Milan this winter at Via Brera 19 — directly opposite the Pinacoteca, in the city’s most discreet artistic quarter. A 69-key house-villa designed by Tara Bernerd
Lürssen’s new 117-metre Boardwalk departs Bremen for the Mediterranean — and her classical lines suggest a quiet pivot back toward proportion in a market that has spent a decade chasing
When George Clooney bought Villa Oleandra in Laglio in 2002, he did not discover Lake Como — but he changed how the contemporary world arrived there. An insider’s portrait of
Patek Philippe marks five decades of the Nautilus not with reinvention but with restraint — three ultra-thin limited editions and a remarkable desk clock that distil Gérald Genta’s 1976 thesis
The village’s Belle Époque villas, built when Parisian aristocracy and British tourists arrived each summer by the trainload, are still largely intact. Their timber-framed facades and steeply pitched roofs line
Lake Como is not one place. The western shore, the eastern shore, the central village of Bellagio, and Como city each offer materially different experiences. A definitive guide to choosing
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