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Aedes de Venustas is one of the most intriguing niche perfume houses from New York. This article explores the brand’s history, creative philosophy and distinctive aesthetic, highlighting its unique blend of botanical inspiration, incense accords and contemporary fragrance artistry.
The exhibition “Tanzbild” at ALBERTINA MODERN presents around 120 historical photographs and traces the development of dance photography from the 1860s to the avant-garde of the 1930s.
South of Addis Ababa, the Bishoftu International Airport by Zaha Hadid Architects is set to become Africa’s largest aviation infrastructure project, designed as a global hub connecting the continent with the world.
Opening Menorca 2026 transforms the island into a hub for contemporary art. Combined with the refined Vestige hotels, it creates a unique travel experience between culture, design, and retreat.
Discover Sheisinblack.art, the AI art project by Austrian artist Manuela Klauser. Combining artificial intelligence, surreal dreamscapes and soft goth aesthetics, her work explores the creative future of AI-driven art.
Casa Polanco in Mexico City combines the elegance of a restored 1940s villa with contemporary Mexican art and design. Located in Polanco, the boutique hotel offers an intimate “living gallery” experience with just 19 rooms.
In the northeast of Mallorca lies a place that feels less built than listened into being. Es Racó d’Artà is not a hotel in the conventional sense. It is a conversation between stone and wind, between line and light.
A stone’s throw or two from the Carrara marble quarries near Pietrasanta lies Locanda al Colle, where art shapes the very spirit of the house. It was the surrounding landscape that first drew it here, and the boutique hotel carries that inspiration forward, as if it were an atelier set gently within the Tuscan hills.
Nomos Hotel in Rome combines historic architecture with radical minimalism. Located in a restored 18th-century monastery, designer Henry Timi created an “anti-hotel” focused on natural materials, calmness and a new concept of slow luxury.
In the Nowness series “Meet the Artists,” Vietnamese-American artist Tiffany Chung reflects on migration, memory, and the power of cartography as an artistic language.
The Agrad Chalets offer everything you need for a restorative escape – and yet, it’s well worth looking beyond the village walls to discover the beauty of the surrounding region.
