Invest in your surroundings. From prime real estate and visionary architecture to fine art and collectible assets, we explore the foundations of wealth.
The Luxury Collection and Margherita Maccapani Missoni just raised the bar for what a hotel collaboration can actually mean There’s a moment every April when Milan stops being a city and becomes an idea. During Design Week, the streets fill with installations, the palazzos open their courtyards, and the air itself seems to vibrate at … Read more
At Paris Fashion Week 2026, Louis Vuitton debuted a vest made from plant-based fur crafted from hemp, flax, and nettle — compostable, cruelty-free, and one of the most quietly disruptive moments in recent fashion history. It happened at the Cour Carrée of the Louvre. One of the most storied courtyards in the world, transformed into … Read more
Brizo‘s boldest year yet is a quiet revolution — marrying Italian-inflected sculptural form with the kind of outdoor living that makes you wonder why you ever stayed inside. There is a particular kind of confidence that comes with naming a faucet after a spool. Not a waterfall, not a cascade, not any of the usual … Read more
MSC Group just quietly added a secret Bahamian island to its portfolio. Sandy Cay opens in 2028, and it might be the most compelling argument yet for ditching the lobby entirely. Let’s set the scene quickly, because context matters here. MSC Group is, in the understated language of corporate bios, “the privately-owned world leader in … Read more
A Downtown Palace Fit for Pop Royalty: Mariah Carey’s Tribeca Penthouse Steps into the Spotlight Perched atop Franklin Tower at 90 Franklin Street in Tribeca, a glittering triplex penthouse is stepping out of the wings and into the spotlight—this time not for a music video, but for the buyer’s market. Mariah Carey’s longtime New York … Read more
Chandon has reimagined the summer aperitif with a premium ready-to-serve collection developed over six years and 179 trials by an elite team of winemakers and world-class mixologists. The Spritz is undergoing a serious identity shift this summer, and it is about time. For years, the category has been dominated by a singular, neon-orange monopoly that, … Read more