Category: Interviews
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Luxury Lifestyle Awards 2016: Platinum Heritage – Best Luxury Travel Company in UAE. Interview with Adam McEwan, Managing Director of Platinum Heritage.
2luxury2 and Luxury Lifestyle Awards 2016 are pleased to introduce Adam McEwan, Managing Director of Platinum Heritage, awarded the 2016 Luxury Lifestyle Awards trophy for Best Luxury Travel Company in UAE at the recent Luxury Lifestyle Awards Middle East and Africa 2016 Gala Dinner at Conrad Dubai hotel on 26th May. As Adam McEwan says, their aim has…
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Luxury Lifestyle Awards 2016: Nozomi Riyadh – Best Luxury Restaurant in Saudi Arabia. Interview
For the second year running, Nozomi Riyadh received the prestigious Luxury Lifestyle Award for the best Luxury Restaurant in the Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia. Award Winning Nozomi Restaurant brings an exciting and unique dining experience to the heart of Riyadh. Located in a spectacular new building on Dabab Street, Nozomi Restaurant serves contemporary Japanese cuisine…
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Luxury Lifestyle Awards 2016: Studio Five Cairo – The Best Interior Design Company of Egypt. Interview with architect Ahmed Tarek
“Keep the dream alive, as dreams are not going to chase you.” Ahmed Tarek The past decade has seen a boom in architecture and interior design firms in Egypt. One such firm causing a stir in the design scene is Studio Five, set up by five inspirational young designers just three years ago. Ahmed…
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Olafur Eliasson and the power of the sun
First Olafur Eliasson invented the Little Sun solar-powered lamp for parts of the world without electricity (and Glastonbury). Now the artist has come up with a solar-powered phone charger
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JOHN RUBEL – Since before 1915. The World’s first Independent High Jewellery Heritage Brand?
“A brand exists first and foremost in the mind of the consumer. It may live as long as it is remembered. The logic of brand revival or recyclability is that some brands are buried in consumers’ psyches and as such may still have value. These ‘dormant’ brands are more likely to gain readier acceptance by…
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Maltier le Malletier. The ‘oldest’ new French reference for luxury trunk-making and leather goods
Article by Caroline Taylor. Maltier le Malletier was born thanks to the successful combination of three stories: the reconnection of two childhood friends, Benoît Maltier and Guillaume Désert; Benoît’s family trunk making history – whose forefathers took the name of their artisanship, “Maltier”, derived from the French word “un malletier” meaning trunk-maker; and finally, their…