Category: SHELTER
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Amazon Kindle Oasis review: the luxury e-reader really is something special
Top-end e-reader is a cut above the rest, rethinking the Kindle design and experience, cutting 20% weight and costing a pretty penny in the process
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Marquetry in Leather. LOEWE’s novel technique
On the occasion of the 55th edition of Salone del Mobile Milano, LOEWE presented Marquetry in Leather – a special furniture project conceived and directed by Jonathan Anderson. The project is showcasing the creative and technical ingenuity that keeps the house at the forefront of leather innovation and modern craft since 1846. Loewe’s set of…
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Alphonse Mucha, the Art Nouveau inventor. First major retrospective opened in Rome
A sneak peek of the new Alphonse Mucha show now open in Rome! A great retrospective dedicated to Czech-born Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939), the Art Nouveau inventor and one of Europe’s most renowned artists in the late 19th and early 20th century, is staged in Rome at the Vittoriano – Ala Brasini. One of the most…
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First Maserati Dubai Polo Challenge puts actual horsepower on the field and 24K Gold Dubai Polo shirt on players
“While we are very familiar with thoroughbred horsepower from our cars, the game of polo adds a different level of excitement to the Maserati experience.” Umberto Cini, Managing Director of Maserati Middle East, India & Africa. The Maserati Polo Tour always creates strong emotions. Showing once again the success of the combination of luxury and…
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Salone del Mobile 2016: Luxury furniture produced by the manufacturer of the world’s ultimate super sports car
Bugatti’s distinctive character is increasingly moving towards a Bugatti global lifestyle. At this year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan (Italy), Bugatti and one of the world’s leading high-end furniture makers, Luxury Living Group, launched the new Bugatti Home Collection, an exclusive range of luxury home and executive furniture. Bugatti Home Collection describes the elegant and…
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Is Apple’s next product an electric car?
Apple has hired ex-Tesla engineer and opened R&D base in Germany, but reports suggest first versions of long-rumoured vehicle won’t be self-driving