Category: Gifts
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Objets Nomades: Louis Vuitton’s installation for 2016 Design Miami/
Objets Nomades is Louis Vuitton‘s installation of its most emblematic creations, some of which were especially made for 2016 Design Miami/, one of the biggest art fairs of the world. “Sharing a sense of intuitiveness, desire and pleasure, the Objets Nomades continue Louis Vuitton’s tradition of offering inspiring and surprising designs to fans all over…
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First white Bordeaux from Château Cheval Blanc
If Cheval Blanc were a white wine, what would it be? The answer is here. Every year, through the subtle magic of blending, a new page is written in the story of Château Cheval Blanc. This year marks the release of a very special wine… Petit Cheval Blanc 2014. The product of a unique terroir…
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Home Improvements to Make Before Christmas
They say that home is where the heart is, but your home is so much more than that. As a place to relax, it only makes sense to safeguard your home’s tranquility. There are numerous reasons why you might decide to invest in new additions and renovations in the home – a more comfortable feel…
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Win The Right Way: Javier Bardem for Chivas Regal Ultis
Lonely at the top? Not if you Win the Right Way. Chivas Regal luxury whisky has launched Chivas Regal Ultis, the first blended malt Scotch whisky from the House of Chivas. Since 1909, only five men have ever mastered the iconic Chivas Regal house style. This new Chivas Regal Ultis is a tribute to the…
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La Malle Plénitude by Dom Pérignon. Limited Edition of 5 trunks with 23 hand-selected Plénitude vintages
“This collection of bottles is a unique journey through time as Dom Pérignon has never before released such a complete assortment of vintages.” Five never-before-seen ‘Malle Plénitude’ trunks, each including a collection of 23 meticulously chosen bottles of Dom Pérignon Vintage, P2 and P3 are going up to auction. Auctionata | Paddle8, the leading online…
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Frozen in time: Salvador Dalí’s dinner parties, Paris, 1973
The artist’s foray into food and cookery was just as surreal as his paintings, as his recently republished book Les Dîners de Gala illustrates