After the “Partner,” Next Thing to Go in Relationship Split is Usually the Mattress

  Savoir Beds is widely regarded as the world’s most luxurious sleep system. According to bespoke luxury mattress manufacturer, the mattress is, statistically, the second thing to go after a relationship breakup – usually right after the departing partner. That’s why the high-end brand which custom designs and produces sleep systems for royalty, celebrities and … Read more

Before bringing a second dog into the home

First family adds second dog; should you? While there are benefits to bringing a second dog into the home, it can pose some challenges and require some adjustments as well. With the news coming out of Washington that the Obamas have added a second dog to the first family, pet owners might be considering adding … Read more

Dog Pod by Glenn Ross

Architect-designed canine furniture. For the ultimate pampered pooch, designer Glen Ross created a canine luxury bed that can successfully compete with any architect-designed villa. This beautifully curved design of the Dog Pod is completely gorgeous, but your pet will probably be too busy appreciating the luxurious comfort of the pod to notice. Sure to become a favorite spot … Read more

A 300-Year-Old Coachbuilder Just Woke Up From a Very Long Nap

Decoding the relaunch of Thrupp & Maberly — and why “no heritage replicas” is the most interesting phrase in the announcement. Every so often a name from the deep archive of British craftsmanship gets dusted off, and the immediate assumption is nostalgia: a retro relaunch, a heritage replica, a museum piece with a price tag. … Read more

Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim Abu Dhabi finally has an opening date — here’s why it took two decades

Twenty Years, One Napkin Sketch, and a Museum the Size of a Small Airport Some restaurants make you wait forty-five minutes for a table. The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi made the entire art world wait twenty years for a building. On December 11, 2026, it finally opens — and the wait, by every account, appears to … 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