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Luxury properties: Six Senses Kitzbühel Alps announced private residences with completion projected for 2020

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Sotheby’s International Realty partners with Kitzbüheler Alps Projekt for luxury private residences. Building permits for this unique construction have been granted, announced the builder. The groundbreaking is planned for early summer 2018 with completion projected for 2020. As with all Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas projects, architecture and design blend into the surroundings of Six … Read more

GFG Style x Envision: Fabrizio Giugiaro unveils his latest electric concept

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Fabrizio Giugiaro unveils his latest electric concept – a car that combines the comfort of an SUV with the elegance of a luxury sedan and dynamics of a sports car. GFG Style x Envision concept car called Sibylla- a car that integrates with its surrounding energy infrastructure. Sibylla is a sporty four-seater all-wheel drive. Over … Read more

How to tell if faux fur is actually real

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It can be tricky to know if fur is genuinely fake – and several stores with no-fur policies have been found to be selling the animal product. Here’s how to tell the difference

Why wood is back at the top of the tree for architects

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Strong, clean and versatile, engineered timber is the ‘new concrete’. With wooden skyscrapers in the offing, could it be the answer to the global housing crisis?

Stella McCartney launches World of Sustainability – a platform dedicated to telling you all about sustainable practices in fashion

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Every single decision we make is a symbol of our passion in defining what the future of fashion looks like.     85% of the fur industry’s skins come from animals living in captivity in fur factory farms but as a modern, conscious brand Stella McCartney believes that fashion can be luxurious without using leather … Read more

Annus mirabilis: all the things that went right in 2017

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It was a tale of two years – the best of times and the worst of times. But not everything went wrong – from Mata’s 1% to orangutans, we look at the good