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Bottle Coolers, Painted Veneers, and Sterling Silver Atomisers among Mulliner’s latest bespoke creations

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Mulliner, Bentley’s in-house coachbuilding division, offers customers the opportunity to personalise their car over and above the one million plus combinations already available to them. The latest range of bespoke creations for the Flying Spur is enabling customers to personalise the four-door luxury sedan to an even higher level. Mulliner Limited Editions are rare by … Read more

A new Chairman for the European Association of Luxury. The Comité Colbert (France) elected to the presidency of ECCIA

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Guillaume de Seynes appointed as Chairman of ECCIA. The European Cultural and Creative Industries Alliance (ECCIA) has elected Guillaume de Seynes as Chairman for the next years. Guillaume de Seynes, Vice-Chairman of Comité Colbert (France) takes over from Michael Ward, Walpole British Luxury (UK), who led ECCIA from January 2014 to January 2016. ECCIA gathers … Read more

Luxury British Brands of Tomorrow: Walpole’s 12 trailblazing innovators

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Luxury Brands of Tomorrow programme by Walpole. Always keen to support emerging British talent, UK luxury brands association Walpole revealed the 2016 selections for the Brands of Tomorrow programme. The 2016 line-up announces those trailblazing innovators who have caught the attention of the world of luxury, considered to be paving the way for generations to … Read more

Tomahawk 2+2 all-electric supercar aims to “complete the Tesla line”

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Dubuc Motors is setting the stage for a revolution in the EV market. The total EV market, including plug­ins, hybrids and other electric vehicles, is expected to jump from 2.6 million vehicles sold in 2015 to more than six million vehicles by 2024. Already boasting accolades and recognition internationally, Dubuc Motors intends to “complete the … Read more

Chateau shuffle-off: Alain Ducasse’s final meal

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It has to be the gardens of Versailles in springtime, when nature is at its most generous, and offers an abundance of green and white vegetables

Christie’s maintains global leadership Position in the art business

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30% of all buyers were new with many initiating activity through digital art sales (20%). Christie’s, the world’s leading art business, entered its 250th year, by announcing a total of £4.8 billion / $7.4 billion in sales for the last twelve months. 2015 sales were down 5% (by£) for the same period in 2014. The … Read more