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Joali Being is a brand new five star nature-immersive wellness resort, the first of its kind in the Maldives. Located on the secluded natural island of Bodufushi in the Raa Atoll, the retreat aims to combine boundless luxury with a natural approach, and is based around a philosophy of ‘weightlessness’. The resort's design was to emerge from this idea of weightlessness and offer transformative and purifying stay through the shedding of all unnecessary excess, reconnecting with one’s self and one’s surroundings, and becoming one with nature.

Nestled in the midst of the picturesque French Alps in Megève, France, this exceptional dining establishment, known as "A unique and intimate restaurant," is the brainchild of acclaimed chef Christophe Crotet. With a stellar track record, having garnered two Michelin stars, Chef Crotet brings his culinary expertise to this idyllic location.

The restaurant offers a truly immersive dining experience, surrounded by the breathtaking landscape of the Savoie region, amidst soaring mountain peaks. What sets this dining venue apart is its al fresco dining area, furnished with exquisite Kettal outdoor furniture. These carefully curated furnishings perfectly complement the natural beauty of the surroundings, creating a harmonious blend of elegance and nature.

Guests can savor gourmet delights crafted by Chef Crotet while being enveloped by the serenity and grandeur of the Alpine scenery. Whether you're seeking a gastronomic adventure or simply a peaceful escape into the heart of nature, this restaurant promises an unforgettable culinary journey in an enchanting and secluded setting.

Cradled on the cusp of the Baja Peninsula, One&Only Palmilla is a legendary retreat where the marvels of Mexico come to life in ultimate style. Vibrant homegrown flavours and thrilling adventures through rugged desert and thriving sea. Enriched with blissful wellness and indulgent private sanctuaries, immersed in Mexican charm, surrounded by azure waters.

Project by: Studio Barbis 

Located in Ankara/Turkey, Moment HQ is the boutique office of the construction firm Moment.

Details and finishes are what elevates the executive workspace in Moment HQ. Aligning the sense of luxury and comfort, the rich material palette responds to the contemporary move towards designing offices that are “homely” rather than informal.

Large outdoor seating areas at the garden terrace of the office, encourages a friendly dialogue between the colleagues and visitors.

Inspired by the city and the sea, accommodations have been fully transformed by renowned French interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon; the new style brings lighter, sea-inspired colours and a mix of classic and contemporary furniture; while embracing the latest technology, the design pays homage to Qatar’s heritage with details such as mother of pearl inlays and decorative Arabic motifs.

Architecture becomes a Screen, Screen as a Transitional Strategy, and the Transitional Strategy becomes Language. The Screen, therefore, becomes a dichotomous essay between the natural and artificial, between outside and inside, between transparency and opacity, and between openness and privacy.

The living areas are all open to the lanai with inviting outdoor furniture by Kettal.

Architecture and Interiors: Buensalido + Architects

Located near Alexandria, Virginia's historic 'Old Town' district, this Class A Avison Young commercial space represents the perfect blend of modern and classic.

On the penthouse level, the brand-new rooftop terrace and conference facility is undoubtedly the crown-jewel, sumptuously furnished with sculptural Kettal pieces for the outside.

Bat Shlomo farmhouse serves as a bridge between the past and present, honoring those who established the village and their architecture and way of living in the land of Israel while celebrating the innovative approach that has come to represent by contemporary details and interior design. At The Farmhouse, we have created an intimate yet immersive experience which encapsulates this journey and the values it represents.

Conceived and created by Vattanac Group, Hôtel KVL is a design-focused hotel, located next to the Cambodian Royal Palace on the bustling riverside. Housing some of the city’s best restaurants and bars including; a stylish rooftop cocktail bar, a lively Spanish restaurant, and a contemporary bistro offering relaxed all-day dining, Hôtel KVL is ideally suited for business travellers and tourists alike, and is the perfect base for a visit to Phnom Penh.

Penthouse located in the Eixample of Barcelona in a building with great character, a royal estate. A square south-facing terrace of more than 50m2 stands out, recovered original mosaic pavements and uncovered ceilings recovering the original construction element of the Catalan volta.

The program consists of 4 bedrooms, one of them en suite, a family r

It´s about time tones ceased to be perceived as masculine or feminine. Color charts should not be concerned with gender, even if this is fluid or nonbinary. Colors, instead, may be regarded as the visual equivalent to warmth, especially when the primary goal is more that of achieving a homy feeling than a specific temperature.
Property developers around the world shy away from color as if it were the plague, guessing that a yellow wall, for instance, will turn off some potential buyers, while assuming at the same time, that a rather neutral and light-colored tiling, on the other hand, will appeal to everyone. At this stage, there´s no time or real desire in understanding individual chromatic fetishes, for we all know firsthand, that color

Villa Le Blanc boasts an idyllic natural setting on Santo Tomás Beach on the Migjorn coast, halfway between Mahón and Ciutadella – an ideal location for discovering the cultural and natural attractions of the island, which was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1993.

The renovation of what was once the Sol Beach House Hotel was led by the architect Álvaro Sans and combines simple and contemporary design with luxurious details. The hotel provides a total of 159 rooms, including 14 Premium Rooms and 86 S

Nestled in one of the idyllic bays in Bodrum -Turkey, CAJA by Maxx Royal is a resort comprising 22 villas with extended stay services. <br><br>Inspired by the Aegean outdoor lifestyle, the restaurant has cozy exterior qualities surrounded by nature. Although can be isolated from the external weather conditions when desired, there are no distinct boundaries between inside-outside spaces. The design team drew inspiration from the local cultural context and leveraged simplistic but elegant language

W Hotels Worldwide, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of 30 extraordinary hotel brands is set to unveil the highly-anticipated W Algarve in Spring this year. Located on the sun-drenched shores of the Algarve, where jagged cliffs merge with crystal clear waters and all-year sunny climes, the 134-guestroom hotel, and 83 Residences, will bring the brand’s distinctive energy to Portugal for the first time. With an intriguing design spearheaded by AB Concept, the hotel will entwine the Algarve’s striking natural scenery and rich Portuguese history with the brand’s signature style.

Art, artisans and the fine art of placemaking inspire this new luxury hotel featuring 114 guestrooms and suites, restaurants and a spa, informed by the simplicity and refinement of old Kyoto, nestled at the foot of the breathtakingly scenic Takagamine mountains, and divided by the eternal flow of the Tenjin River.
Situated in northern Kyoto, the Takagamine district has been a haven for artisans since time immemorial and home to some of Japan’s most sublime temples. The beauty and simplicity of Japanese culture pervades the hotel, with inspiration drawn from unlikely places: the gentle sway of bamboo in the wind, the evocative textures of handmade paper, the lustre of exquisite ceramics.
Overlooking spectacular mountain forests amid glades of bamboo, discover interiors conceived as a shared journey informed by people and place, connecting guests with culture and nature at every turn. Guests might imagine themselves as foreign artists living in a Japanese home, amidst authentic artworks and furniture pieces steeped in old Kyoto but selected