The Batman: limited edition collection of luxury Montegrappa pens

The Batman Pen ant The Alchemist Ball Point: limited edition collection of luxury Montegrappa pens This February, London’s Harrods launched a limited edition collection of luxury Italian Montegrappa pens, each with a distinctive design of its own. The Batman Pen with components of aluminium, a collaboration of Italy’s renowned manufacturer of fine writing instruments with … Read more

Novelist and visual artist Douglas Coupland unveils luxury furniture collection

Douglas Coupland Designs Luxury Furniture Line For SwitzerCultCreative Canadian novelist, visual artist and designer Douglas Coupland launched his first collection of furniture designs, in collaboration with Vancouver-based SwitzerCultCreative luxury design collective. Douglas Coupland’s first novel in 1991 was the acclaimed “Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture”. “The ‘Douglas Coupland for SwitzerCultCreative’ collection is a … Read more

The Britain – first collection of automatic luxury watches by Burberry

Burberry’s iconic trench coats is the major source of inspiration for “The Britain”, the first automatic timepiece launched by the Bristish luxury house and the company’s first venture into the luxury watch market. The Britain collection of square cased watches embodies the brand’s rich British heritage, featuring timepieces in the range varying across 43mm and 47mm … Read more

Luxury French house of crystal, LALIQUE, launches first fine jewellery collection

It is official ! Luxury French house of crystal, LALIQUE, launches first fine jewellery collection. Lalique history began in 1845, with his fouder Rene Lalique. From 1905, the diamonds were never used in jewellery collections. Until now. The range, called Pétillante, features 18ct yellow gold and sterling silver rings set with diamonds and coloured Lalique crystal. … Read more

5 Luxury Interior Trends Using Suspended Architectural Features

A common trend is emerging in home renovations. Shelves with no visible support, lighting that seems to float mid-air, screens that divide a room seemingly without touching the ceiling—suspended architecture is everywhere once you know what you’re looking for. But somewhere behind the plaster or above the ceiling line is an invisible fixing doing the … Read more

The Week in Luxury: Sculpture, Scarcity, and the Slow Reset of an Industry

August is supposed to be luxury’s quiet month — the pause between resort season and the September show circuit. This week said otherwise. Auction houses posted their best first half in years, private jet operators are consolidating and rationing access in the same breath, a hypercar shed a meter of height for the sake of … Read more