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3.\n",3,{"image":26,"text":19,"number":27},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.4.png",4,{"image":29,"text":30,"number":31},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.5.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 5.\n",5,{"image":33,"text":19,"number":34},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.6.png",6,{"image":36,"text":37,"number":38},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.7.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 7.\n",7,{"image":40,"text":41,"number":42},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.8.png","MID-CENTURY \nMODERN \nDESIGN \nWITH A \nCONTEMPORARY\nTWIST\nWWW.ESSENTIALHOME.EU | INFO@ESSENTIALHOME.EU | PT +351 915 509 359 | UK +44 0207 193 7218 | USA +1 601 691 1028\n",8,{"image":44,"text":45,"number":46},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.9.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 9.\nELLEN DINING CHAIR | DOLLY COFFEE TABLE | DIAMOND BIG MIRROR      \n",9,{"image":48,"text":49,"number":50},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.10.png","instagram.com\u002Fcovetedmagazine\nEMAIL:\neditor@covetedition.com \nWEBSITE:\nwww.covetedition.com \nSUBSCRIPTIONS: \nsubscribe@covetedition.com \nADVERTISING: \nadvertising@covetedition.com\nAll rights reserved ©\nFOLLOW US ON\nfacebook.com\u002FCovetedMagazine\nPublisher\nEditor in chief\nPatrícia Pinho\nCopy Editor\nEunice Tavares\nRicardo Ribeiro \nOnline Editor\nEunice Tavares  \nAdvertising \nDaniel Faria\nPartnerships\nMárcio Matos\nFashion Editor\nGabriel Adão\nART DEPARTMENT\nArt Director\nMicael Carvalho\nSenior Designer\nCarina Sá\nJunior Designer\nCátia Neves\nRedactorial team\nBruno Costa\nCarolina Monteiro\nCatarina Silva\nDaniel Faria\nDaniela Serra\nElisabete Silva\nEunice Tavares\nGabriel Adão\nInês Moura\nInês Rodrigues\nJoana Silva\nJorge Mandim\nLuísa Vieira\nMargarida Xavier\nMariana Coelho\nMarta Sá\nPatrícia Pinho\nPaulo Figueiredo\nRicardo Franco Pereira\nRicardo José Pereira\nRicardo Ribeiro\nRui Ferreira\nSalomé Peixoto\nSofia Silva\nVera Silva \nJaime Guedes\nInternational Distribution: www.pineapple-media.com\ntwitter.com\u002Fcovetedition\npinterest.com\u002FCovetedMagazine\n",10,{"image":52,"text":53,"number":54},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.11.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 11.\n",11,{"image":56,"text":57,"number":58},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.12.png","NEWS & TRENDS \n016 Trendfile by Camilla Bellini\n020 News & trends worldwide\n022 Discover the recipients\nof the inaugural CovetED Awards\n026 Aldeco’s 25 Aniversary\n028 Covet Group\nUPCOMING EVENTS\n033 Baselworld 2018\n036 Milan design week\n038 Worldwide events\nSHOWROOMS WE COVET\n040 Kartell\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW   \n042 with David Collins Studio      \n044 with Noé Duchaufour-Lawrence\n046 with Kim Grenaa\n048 with Gérard Faivre\n050 with Federica Biasi\nSPECIAL\n052 20 Limited Edition Designs\nPROJECTS\n056 La Cresta sales office by ptang studio \n058 Splendido Bay Luxury Spa Resort\n060 The Modern Classic Splendor Of Savage \nGround House \n062 James Bond irreverent touch\nBOOKS WE COVET\n064 Peter Marino, The Luxury Edition\n066 The Spirit Of Bentley\nINSPIRATIONS\n068 Trend forecast Fall Winter 2018\nDESIGN GALLERIST\n072 Natural Metamorphosis\nCONTENTS\nApril \u002F May  2018\nTRAVEL GUIDE\n076 The Ultimate Guide to the best\nScottish Experience.\nHOTELS WE COVET\n086 Grand Hotel Barcelona\n088 The Mercer Hotel\n090 Le Narcisse Blanc Hôtel & Spa\n092 Intercontinental\n094 Five Seas Hotel\n096 Radisson Blu Hotel\n098 Hotel Sacher Wien\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS\n100 The Cristopher\n102 Caffè Dell’oro\n104 La Scene Thélème\n105 Le Baudelaire Bar & Restaurant\n106 E Chiberta\n107 Le Grand Véfour\n108 Spoon 2\n109 Le Restaurant\n110 Shang Palace\n111 Tantris\n112 Feitoria\n113 Omakase\nFASHION\n114 Fashion Week\nBig Bang Meca-10 Magic Gold.\nCase crafted using a scratch-resistant 18K \ngold alloy invented and developed by Hublot: \nMagic Gold. In-house manual movement, with \na 10-day power reserve and an innovative \narchitecture inspired by Meccano-type \ndesign. Limited edition of 200 pieces.\nB O U T I Q U E S\nGENÈVE • PARIS • LONDON • BERLIN • NEW YORK\nMIAMI • BEVERLY HILLS • LAS VEGAS\nMOSCOW • DUBAI • TOKYO • HONG KONG \nSINGAPORE • SAINT-TROPEZ • CANNES\nCOURCHEVEL • ZERMATT • ZÜRICH\nHublot_CovetedEdit_Meca10MaGo_236x291.indd   1\n15.03.18   17:27\n",12,{"image":60,"text":61,"number":62},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.13.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 13.\nBig Bang Meca-10 Magic Gold.\nCase crafted using a scratch-resistant 18K \ngold alloy invented and developed by Hublot: \nMagic Gold. In-house manual movement, with \na 10-day power reserve and an innovative \narchitecture inspired by Meccano-type \ndesign. Limited edition of 200 pieces.\nB O U T I Q U E S\nGENÈVE • PARIS • LONDON • BERLIN • NEW YORK\nMIAMI • BEVERLY HILLS • LAS VEGAS\nMOSCOW • DUBAI • TOKYO • HONG KONG \nSINGAPORE • SAINT-TROPEZ • CANNES\nCOURCHEVEL • ZERMATT • ZÜRICH\nHublot_CovetedEdit_Meca10MaGo_236x291.indd   1\n15.03.18   17:27\n",13,{"image":64,"text":65,"number":66},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.14.png","EDITOR IN CHIEF\nDear readers,\nA warm welcome to the Luxury Brands Issue. This is the season when luxury brands launch their \nnovelties, so CovetED covered top Events, from Luxury to Design and Fashion, to bring you a sum up \nof the latest news from these three worlds, which often come intertwined.\nThe latest in the Luxury Watches industry, profiting from the special event BASELWORLD in \nSwitzerland and the novelties the top Brands launched at the luxury show. The new Designs from the \nworld’s best at Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week. And the trends born from the fashion weeks \nof the first trimester.\nBut our goal is never to just report on what is going on in the Design, Fashion and Luxury world. \nWe like to make our research as well and that is why, on the next pages, you will find a succession of \ninspirational articles because...well, because you crave inspiration like air!\nCovetED invited Italian blogger Camilla Bellini to make a curated selection of luxury items everyone \nshould own, from home designs to fashion. And, as usual, we present the CovetED Awards from \nMaison & Objet Paris, the home and decoration show which took place last January in the City of \nLight, making a connection to what is going to be presented at the Salone del Mobile this April in Milan. \nOf course, we bring you once again the inside world of the world’s best interior designers and their projects.\nAnd if you would like to visit Scotland, see our Luxury Travel Guide to the Ultimate Scottish Experience.\nEnjoy CovetED Nº10 and send your thoughts about it to editor@covetedition.com! We love to interact \nwith our readers.\nPS: If you are looking for extra inspiration, visit our YouTube Channel: COVETED MAGAZINE.\nI wish you a wonderful new year, full of love and success!\nEDITOR’S\nLetter\n",14,{"image":68,"text":69,"number":70},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.15.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 15.\n",15,{"image":72,"text":73,"number":74},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.16.png","TREND FILE\u002F\u002F\nNewton console by Boca do Lobo\nTurner floor lamp by DelightFULL\nDecadence bookcase by KOKET\n",16,{"image":76,"text":77,"number":78},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.17.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 17.\nTREND FILE\u002F\u002F\nDecadence bookcase by KOKET\nWhat do luxury, design and fashion taste like?\nCreativity is not enough, every designer must also have the abil-\nity to summarize and to play the part of people. My work as \na designer has been enriched over the years with a shared ex-\nperience, very close to people: my personal blog about design.\nSharing ideas and visions in the world of design and its evolution \nhas always led me to broader considerations on the concept of \nluxury. As well as fashion is not homologation, in the same way, \nluxury cannot be conceived as a mere economic factor. Expensive \ndoes not necessarily mean luxurious. Luxury is rather a refusal of \ncompromise. It is above all personalization. Fashion and design \nare two projections of ourselves, the first focused on our person, \nthe second on spaces that surround us. And luxury is also the \nability to satisfy one’s desires. My aesthetic taste is led by an el-\negant eccentricity, separated from time, but consistent with my \nemotions. Luxury brands have begun to dialogue with their mar-\nkets with a more human-to-human approach. More stories of life \nlived, experiences, emotions, more contact with reality. Fashion \nand design have accepted the challenge of enriching their col-\nlections with more human-centred themes. Luxury fashion and \nluxury design now are closer to people than ever. Andes armchair \nis a tribute to strength, which emerges and explodes thanks to \nthe choice of the rich cotton velvet for the padding. Charisma \nand metamorphosis are the leitmotif of Essex, a small armchair \nthat with its velvet knows how to impose itself in every space \nin which it is inserted. Functionality broadens the horizons and \nnow imposes itself to confer aesthetic pleasure and satisfaction. \nDecadence bookcase proudly exhibits its functionality, indeed, it \nelevates its symbolism. Fashion is inspired by real personalities, \nit focuses on the iconic power of the muses. Transgression and \ninspiration come together in Talitha, the sandal by Yves Saint \nLaurent that bears the name of his favourite model. \nA SELECTION OF MUST-HAVE \nLUXURY ITEMS\nFROM DESIGN TO FASHION\nEssex armchair by BRABBU\n",17,{"image":80,"text":81,"number":82},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.18.png","The design pays homage to the music and the verve of Tina \nTurner in the Turner floor lamp concept. Not just stories, luxury \nis also expressed in shapes, sizes and materials. \nDiamond Emerald stands out for its refined and unusual lines \nand luxurious colours, with a personality that magnetizes the \nattention. Also, the Pixel cabinet has this eccentric role, above \nall because it boasts a strong mix between design and crafts-\nmanship. How an icon becomes a must-have? With reverence \nfor the past and openness to the future. And this is how the \nMinimal Baroque eyewear collection pays tribute to the Baroque \nart. Creative experimentation, meticulous craftsmanship and \nexuberance reflect Newton, an ingenious idea. Design, as well \nas fashion, is an attitude, and it should be sensual and exciting, \nas Sottsass has taught us. Luxury is for everyone, but not for \neverybody.  \n \nPixel cabinet by Boca do Lobo\nAndes armchair by BRABBU \nDiamond Emerald sideboard by Boca do Lobo\n",18,{"image":84,"text":85,"number":86},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.19.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 19.\n",19,{"image":88,"text":89,"number":90},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.20.png","Bloom is a celebration of life and love, inspired by nature and its \nbiodiversity. The main inspiration comes from birds and the rainforest. \nThe richness of bird feathers, the fascination with capturing all that is \nbeautiful, the contagious and joyful rhythms, and the highly positive \nvibes of the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro were undoubtedly the main \nmotto for Aldeco’s Bloom Collection.\nANTONI GAUDÍ’S CASA VICENS \nIN BARCELONA IS RESTORED \nINTO A MUSEUM\nThe Portuguese and French powerhouses, Vista Alegre and Christian Lacroix \nhave created a superb collection of porcelain designs, entitled Primavera. This \ncollection represents the mix and match of the brands, combining different \nstyles and forms in a fresh and sophisticated way. Primavera is an ode to the \nsweetness of spring and consists of several decorative and sculptural pieces, with \neach design highlighted by golden notes and gold and platinum filaments.\nTHE PRIMAVERA COLLECTION BY CHRISTIAN \nLACROIX MAISON AND VISTA ALEGRE\nALDECO INTERIOR FABRICS’ NEWEST \nLUXURY COLLECTION, BLOOM!\nLocated in Barcelona, the Astonishing Casa Vicens \nwas built by the renowned Catalan Architect, Antoni \nGaudí between 1883 and 1885. Quite recently, this \narchitectural gem was restored following an impressive \nMoorish architectural style and colourful tones. The \nUNESCO World Heritage Building was bought by a \nSpanish Bank and with the assistance of the local design \nstudio DAW, the beautiful House was transformed into \na museum that opened for the very first in November \nof last year.\nNEWS & TRENDS\nWORLDWIDE\nGucci and its creative director, Alessandro Michele are \npushing the fashion-food concept to the next level this \nyear. The fashion house opened up a full restaurant and \nconcept store, the Gucci Garden, located in Florence, \nItaly. As a whole, this refined project masterfully \ncombines love, fashion, good taste and food all in one \ncharming place. \nTHE NEW GUCCI GARDEN IS A \nMASTERFUL COMBINATION OF \nLOVE, FASHION AND FOOD\n",20,{"image":92,"text":93,"number":94},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.21.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 21.\nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\nNature Squared has announced the launch of its \nown furniture range: The Elements Collection. \nDesigned to showcase some of the most \nbeautiful finishes, the collection combines the \nbeauty of nature’s materials with the luxury of \nbespoke and artisan furniture. This collection \nfocuses on key materials across the brand’s range \nof consciously sourced, handcrafted surfaces. \nNATURE SQUARED \nLAUNCHES THE BESPOKE \nELEMENTS COLLECTION\nDesigned by Studio KO, the Museum’s Design is a tribute to the legendary French \nfashion designer, Yves Saint Laurent. The façade of the building itself is elegant \nand struck by curves running alongside straight lines that mimic the weft and \nwarp of a delicate fabric. The museum features a large and permanent exhibition \nspace, which was designed by acclaimed scenographer and architect, Christophe \nMartin. In addition to showcasing the Fashion designer most iconic collection, \nthe museum also highlights temporary exhibition spaces, a research library and \narchives, an auditorium, a bookstore and a terrace café. At its core, the museum is \nan elegant building that matches the pristine elegance of Yves Saint Laurent and \nhis devotion to clean and classic lines.\nTHE YVES SAINT LAURENT MUSEUM BY STUDIO \nKO IN MARRAKECH\nIn order to preserve the most luxury treasures, Boca do Lobo Studio created \na collection designed for ultra-high-net-worth individuals with the most \nextensive and sophisticated of tastes who possess fascinating secrets and the \ndesire to preserve them. Every sculpted piece of Private Collection is playful \nand detailed, fulfilling the most demanding ones. \nBOCA DO LOBO’S PRIVATE COLLECTION IS A \nTREASURABLE DISPLAY OF HYPER-LUXURY\nSince its beginnings, in 1966, Kettal has been one \nof the leading companies to have expended the \nmeaning of design and innovation.\nDesigned in its entirety by Rodolfo Dordoni, \nKettal Bitta is a warm and comfortable collection \nof outdoor furniture that features a combination \nof aluminium frames with braided polyester cord \nseats and comfortable cushions while teak and \nstone were used for the tabletops.\nDISCOVER THE COMFORT-\nABLE AND INTRICATE BITTA\nCOLLECTION BY KETTAL\n",21,{"image":96,"text":97,"number":98},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.22.png","MOST COVETED SHOWROOM – ALDECO\nInspired by the world’s heritage and cultures, Aldeco Interior Fabrics is a \ndynamic and creative Portuguese brand that commercializes high-end interior \nfabrics. The luxury brand has plenty of mesmerising showrooms around the \nworld, but the one in France truly blows everyone’s mind away.\nwww.aldeco.pt\nDuring Maison et Objet 2018, CovetED presented the third edition of the creative distinction, CovetED Awards, \na celebration of the best designs and sets displayed at the international lifestyle and design trade show. This time \naround, the award consists of seventeen categories that register some of the most coveting achievements in the \nindustry, from wall lamps to bedroom sets, among countless other products and ambiences. We started this award \nin order to commemorate the magnificence and grandeur of astonishing furniture and lighting designs as well as \naccessories and even physical spaces that are masterfully crafted each year by the most brilliant brands and designers. \nThey inspire us to become better and we are extremely blessed to be a part of such a fine industry! \nBe seduced by the golden Parker lamp, a stilnovo sconce full of jazz groove. Its sophisticated \ngolden brass tubes will light up the finest restaurants, lobbies & contemporary settings.\nDISCOVER THE RECIPIENTS \nOF THE THIRD EDITION OF COVETED AWARDS\nMOST COVETED STOOL – FENDI CASA\nFendi Casa showcases elegant and cosmopolitan \ndesigns while also finding the perfect balance between \ntradition and innovation, giving origin to the highest \nstandards of luxury. \nwww.fendi.com\u002Fus\u002Fcasa\nMOST COVETED DINING ROOM DESIGN – COVET HOUSE\nCovet House was honoured with the Most CovetED Dining Room \nDesign as it takes you on a journey where innovation meets comfort \nand Luxury.\nwww.covethouse.eu\u002F\nMOST COVETED STAND – PRECIOSA LIGHTING\nAt Maison & Objet, Preciosa Lighting took another step in their \nquest to brighten the world with Bohemian crystal, making it \neasier for us to award the brand with the Most CovetED Stand, \nwhich was decorated in majestic tones of blue and white.\nwww.preciosalighting.com\n",22,{"image":100,"text":101,"number":102},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.23.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 23.\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 23.\nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\nMOST COVETED SIDEBOARD \nBOCA DO LOBO\nAngra Sideboard is a seductive and elegant piece \ninspired by the historical city of “Angra do Heroismo” \nin Azores. The outstanding shape and curved design, \nthe exquisite marble top and the polished brass feet \nprovide a glamorous and statement design.\nwww.bocadolobo.com\nMOST COVETED ARMCHAIR – PROSTORIA\nFor the trade show, Prostoria emphasised on presenting their extraordinary \ndesigns in elegant furnishings to show how they can enrich a home \nenvironment, providing the utmost comfort, and this is why we have selected \nthe Polygon easy chair for Most CovetED Armchair.\nwww.prostoria.eu\nMOST COVETED CABINET\nESSENTIAL HOME\nHarmonious, \nclassic, \nmid-century \nmodern, \nintimate, cosy and luxurious are some of the \nadjectives that can describe the pieces that were \non display at Essential Home’s stand. Inspired by \none of the most iconic figures in Hollywood, the \nHepburn Cabinet is most certainly one of the \nbrand’s most creative designs and deserves to be \nrecognised as the Most CovetED Cabinet.\nwww.essentialhome.eu\nMOST COVETED DINING TABLE – GARBARINO COLLECTIONS\nGarbarino launched an eclectic collection that has no boundaries or established \nconventions. This timeless and elegant dining table is characterised by clean lines and \na beautiful combination of materials had to be distinguished in this category.\nwww.garbarinocollections.com\u002F\n",23,{"image":104,"text":105,"number":106},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.24.png","MOST COVETED FLOOR LAMP – EXTETA\nThe Award for Most CovetED Floor Lamp was given to Exteta, \na luxury brand that focuses on creating livable and aesthetic \noutdoor spaces.\nwww.exteta.it\u002Fit\u002F\nMOST COVETED SUSPENSION LAMP – LUXXU\nDesigning luxury lighting pieces, the brand blends the traditional \nforms with a unique elegant expression where the classics acquire \nnew concepts using the contemporary personality, and the \nunmatched Gala Suspension Lamp is no exception.\nwww.luxxu.net\nMOST COVETED HOME ACCESSORIES – LALIQUE\nLalique was distinguished by the phenomenal home accessories \nof the Hirondelles La collection that is highlighted by gold-\nstamped crystal, three swallows soar over the majestic stopper. \nIt is made from crystals of the finest quality.\nwww.lalique.com\nMOST COVETED TABLE LAMP – VISTA ALEGRE\nCreating for the very first time luminaries in porcelain, Vista Alegre \ncollaborated with the proficient creator, Ross Lovegrove to create this \namazing lighting design. We were so fascinated by this design that we \nhad to give the Most CovetED Table Lamp award. It shows innovation \nand function all in one jaw-dropping piece.\nwww.vistaalegre.com\n",24,{"image":108,"text":109,"number":110},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.25.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 25.\nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\nMOST COVETED RUG DESIGN -\nRUG’SOCIETY\nWith four different yet astonishing \ncollections, the brand aims to bring the \nhistory and culture of tapestry to a current \ndesign in a way not to be just rugs, but \nworks of art. The Couple rug from the \nSavage Collection completely transforms \nany set and that is why we had to make it \nthe winner of this coveting category.\nwww.rugsociety.eu\nMOST COVETED BATHROOM  -\nDESIGN  - ANTONIO LUPI\nAntoniolupi has for more than sixty years \ndistinguished itself in the Italian and \nInternational markets for their bathroom \nfurnishings projects, and this set depicted at \nthe fair is worthy of a CovetED Award for \nBathroom Design.\nwww.antoniolupi.it\u002F\nMOST COVETED WALL LAMP -\nDELIGHTFULL\nDELIGHTFULL’s lighting cultivates a sincere \npassion for innovation and a true dedication \nto the revival of local craftsmanship through \nlong-lasting masterpieces. \nConsidering this and looking at the inspiring \nbeauty of the Brubeck Wall Light, the luxury \nbrand had to be this edition’s recipient of \nMost CovetED Wall Lamp.\nwww.delightfull.eu\u002F\nMOST COVETED NEW BRAND – PULLCAST\nMoved by the concept of design component \nunity, Pullcast creates elements that support each \nother. This brand-new brand produces hardware \njewellery pieces that are quite complementary to \nfurniture designs of all sorts.\nwww.pullcast.eu\nMOST COVETED BEDROOM DESIGN - \nBRABBU\nThrough an intense way of designing, the brand brings fierceness and strength \nto any product or set. This bedroom design is so unique and refreshing that \nthere was not another option when it comes to Most CovetED Bedroom \nDesign, as it truly represents the urban lifestyle.\nwww.brabbu.com\n",25,{"image":112,"text":113,"number":114},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.26.png","ALDECO’S\n25TH ANNIVERSARY\nIn a wonderful celebration of their 25th Anniversary, the specialised \nbrand in the edition of decorative fabrics, Aldeco, created the \nastonishing Bloom collection, a celebration of life and love that was \ninspired by nature and its biodiversity. In order to strengthen their \npartnership, Aldeco and BRABBU collaborated together where some \nof the most stunning fabrics by the former dressed the most iconic \nfurniture designs by the latter. The result was a mixture of patterns, \nfabrics and textures that made BRABBU’s upholstery collection \nbloom even harder. The main inspiration comes from birds and \nthe rainforest. The richness of bird feathers, the fascination with \ncapturing all that is beautiful, the contagious and joyful rhythms, \nand the highly positive vibes of the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro were \nundoubtedly the main motto for Bloom Collection. \nThis collection comes in the same year that Aldeco celebrates its 25th \nanniversary and is linked to spring, creating a spectacular spectrum \nof bright and exciting colours. This collection is very strong with the \ndiversity of coloured yarns that are present in Aldeco’s jacquards. \nThis collection is made of 30 new fabrics and 204 new references \nwith boosting good vibes and with a tropical and floral touch.\nIn its 25th year, Aldeco has plenty of reasons to celebrate. \nThe successive achievements both in the domestic market and \nabroad, dictate the unequivocal trend towards the exponential \ngrowth of the Portuguese company, a leader in the edition of \ndecorative fabrics. “The secret of Aldeco’s success is only one: to be \npassionate about fabrics. Inspiration comes naturally and work is \nactually a huge pleasure.” \n“It’s very gratifying to see Aldeco’s growth in recent years. We already \nhave 25 years of experience and successes, but the entrepreneurial \npersonality of our father and founder of Aldeco, Alberto Dias, impels \nus to always do more and better.”\nInspired by the world’s heritage and cultures, Aldeco Interior Fabrics \nis a dynamic and creative Portuguese brand that commercialises high-\nend interior fabrics. The brand is known for producing innovating \nand bold designs. Aldeco has increasingly stood out for providing \nmore comprehensive solutions in the in the world of design and \ndecoration of private and public spaces.\n",26,{"image":116,"text":117,"number":118},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.27.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 27.\nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 27.\nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\n",27,{"image":120,"text":121,"number":122},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.28.png","COVET GROUP\nCovet Group is a creative company that brings together some of the best design brands, whose products are \nfully handmade in Portugal while also being internationally recognised. Boca do Lobo was the founding brand. \nIn its 15th anniversary, the Group is a renowned holding corporation with 43 distinct businesses grounded \nin five different main activities: luxury brands, branding and design management, industry, retail and media.  \nThe multifaceted company embraces some of the most prominent design brands such as Delightfull, BRABBU \nand Luxxu, standing to create, develop and promote brands, services and products. Yet, it is through statement \ndesign that the group elevates craftsmanship, being a game changer and injecting considerable verve into a \npreviously conservative industry as well as bringing a new fresh inspiration worldwide.\nThese brands have a unique design expression, creating pieces that revel in Portugal’s skills in marquetry, \njoinery, upholstery and metalwork. A careful enthusiasm with a new-found confidence that goes alongside a \npassion for their strong craft heritage. Renowned projects such has the Paramount Hotel in New York, private \nPalaces in the Middle East, the Hilton Astana, JW Marriot hotel chain in Baku, opulent casinos in Europe, or \neven luxury villas in Oporto, are already home to this distinctive aesthetic that marries traditional craft with \na new playful sophistication.  \n15 YEARS ELEVATING \nDESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP\nDesign Studio by Covet Group\nBoca do Lobo Head Designer Marco Costa with \nMr. Cosme, Master of Woodworking\nPolishing Linckia OC2011 handle by Pullcast\nRui Pinto Jewelry Designer in his creative studio.\n",28,{"image":124,"text":125,"number":126},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.29.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 29.\nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\nToday, the products are present in 80 countries, \nmeaning an export of more than 90%, with special \nemphasis to Italy, UK, Germany, France, United \nStates, China, and the Middle East. Besides \nOporto, Covet Group has its own offices and \nshowrooms in London, Paris, and United States, \npowered by the retail concept of Covet House. \nNew York will be the next city to open doors to \nCovet House showroom. \nTo keep up the demand and with a growing \nhiring system, Covet Group manages Preggo, \na premier global supply chain of furniture and \nlighting, with prototyping and sourcing services, \nand different production units ruled by artisans \nand specialists. From upholstery to lighting and \ndedicated facilities of metal, wood, and finishings, \nthis is where more than 2,000 exclusive pieces are \nhandmade. The collections born in Portugal are \ncompletely focused on the quality of the raw \nmaterials, attention to detail, passion for beauty \nand the recognition of talented people.\nCovet Group is also improving its social role with \nthe emerging Brhands Foundation. \nA tribute to craftsmanship and artisans who \ncreate with their own hands through ancient \ntechniques and raw materials. \n“The pursuit of exquisite \nhandcrafted aims to safeguard \ncultural heritage with a \nvaluable intervention to make \nsure knowledge is passed \nto the next generations.\nReminding the design \nworld of old traditions, \ncultures and history. ”\nThe forward-thinking mind-set has been a strong \nsignature of the Portuguese group. Its activity holds \nmostly brand management and Marketing teams, as \nwell as Digital services, like Webuzz, responsible for \nconsulting and innovative strategies that certainly \nhave been making noise in the web. Alongside, the \nSales, Markets and Press Departments are city focus, \nand a creative Design Studio aims to conceive and \nprospect the next trends. The 360º services combine \nthe Visual and Communication enterprise called \nPentagon, specialised in Graphic, Photography, 3D, \nVideo, and so on. And the publishing editions of \nWeBlog, focused on online content, and the CovetED \nMagazine publications are also among the several \nprojects and tools that have been delivering new \ninspirations and ways of working in the design field.  \nIn Portugal, the Group, that currently employs \naround 500 people and contributes about 700 \nindirect jobs, announced its new headquarters \nlocation with the development of a new Design \ncity in Oporto, with 80,000 m2. In a bold move, \nCovet Town will combine Thinkers and Makers \nin one place to create synergies between the \ncreative areas, the artisans and production \nbusiness fields. In the first stage, until the end of \n2018, is guaranteed to have an investment of 25 \nmillion euros and it is expected to be completed \nby the end of the year 2020.\nWWW.COVETGROUP.COM\n",29,{"image":128,"text":129,"number":130},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.30.png","More recently, and to reinforce its online presence, the company \nhas entered in the e-commerce business and launched an online \nstore, Insplosion. It promises to offer a curated selection of design \nproducts, as a strategy to follow the corporate culture rooted in \nthe customer centricity concept. \nCreated by two young designers in 2013, Covet Group easily \nbecame a successful and controversial inspiration to the world. \nThe concept “Covet”, which used to be an informal brands’ \npresentation, has grown and it is now recognised as a powerful \nexperience in the design field. There is no surprise that the \nreindeer is the official logotype, meaning strength, wisdom and \nguidance through the art of journeying. \nCovet Group is a non-settle and ever-evolving company that \ncertainly will continue to surprise the world. “We dream of \ncollecting great thinkers, makers, and design lovers, for the great \ncelebration that is design,” says Ricardo Magalhães, COO and \nHead of Design, assuming that “a new era of design has arrived”. \nA passionate way of doing business in a company that has among \nits values, nothing is impossible. \nCovet Town\nCovet Town\nPreggo Upholstery\nCovet Paris\nCovet House Douro\nBrhands Foundation, José Henriques de Sousa, Gilder\n",30,{"image":132,"text":133,"number":134},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.31.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 31.\nCovet Paris\n",31,{"image":136,"text":19,"number":137},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.32.png",32,{"image":139,"text":140,"number":141},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.33.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 33.\nFor this edition, the show of the finest world premieres returned with the highest standards of quality in \nregards to luxury watches and jewellery. From 22 to 27 March 2018, the leading event showcased the latest \ninnovations and creations in the industry, bringing together some of the finest luxury brands, the most \ninfluential media agents, as well as world-class buyers in a creative and well-appointed environment.\nBASELWORLD 2018\nBASEL, SWITZERLAND\nTag Heuer Carrera\nHeuer-02T Premiered at \nBaselworld 2018\nFeaturing a new TAG Heuer \nwatch movement, the TAG \nHeuer Carrera Heuer-02T is a \nCOSC-certified automatic chro-\nnograph combined with a titani-\num and carbon flying tourbillon.\nPaul Picot’s Firshire \nMegarotor GMT \nPaul Picot presented the new \nMegarotor GMT, the latest \nmodel of the Firshire Collection. \nThis World Timer fuses the in-\nnate timeless elegance of the \nbrand with exceptional horolog-\nical intricacies.\nPatek Philippe Showcased a Series of\n Novelties and Models\nGuided by Yvan Arpa, the avant-garde and luxury \nbrand takes watchmaking to new extremes by pro-\nviding ingenious and luxurious timepieces that have \na one-of-a-kind aesthetic appeal. Offering the world \nwith a cluster of pieces at BaselWorld, such as the \nSon of the Sea Tourbillon, the Sun Tourbillon and \nthe Race Red Oz, each creative design has its own \nset of exceptional particularities. \nGrande Seconde Moon by Jaquet Droz\nThis stunning timepiece features, on its dou-\nble-level grande feu enamel dial, an astronomical \nmoon-phase indicator that requires adjustment \nonly once every 122 years and 46 days.\nKhaki X-Wind Auto Chrono Limited Edition \nby Hamilton\nIntroducing this watch to celebrate its 100th an-\nniversary of “timing the skies”, this new watch \nfeatures all the necessities you would expect from \na pilot watch, including an oversized 45 mm case, \nchronometer certification, day\u002Fdate indicator and \na highly legible black dial with sand-coloured and \nSuper-LumiNova coated numerals.\n",33,{"image":143,"text":144,"number":145},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.34.png","NEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 34.\nLe Rhöne Debuted a New Haute Hor-\nlogerie Collection: Double Tourbillon\nFocusing on developing exceptional time-\npieces, Le Rhöne premiered a New Haute \nHorlogerie Collection featuring two double \ntourbillons, both with a silver vertical guil-\nloche dial and a diamCotes de Geneve \u002F 5N \ngold indexes, a 45 mm Diameter and a case \nand bezel in white gold.\nHarry Winston’s New \nAddition to its Ladies’ \nEmerald Timepiece\nBoasting more diamonds than \nany other piece in the collection, \nthis eight-sided timepiece sports a \nmother-of-pearl dial and a surplus \nof precious stones on the dial, be-\nzel, lugs and crown.\nEarnshaw’s Beagle Skeleton \nAutomatic Woolwich Edition \nHas Arrived\nThe ES-8076 is a tribute to the \nWoolwich Shipyards, in which \nthe famed HMS Beagle was built. \nThe solid stainless steel case re-\ntains the gently contoured double \nlevel bezel design, and well pro-\nportioned at 42mm in diameter \ncompleted with a see-through \nexhibition case back.\nThe New Light Wings Jewellery Collection \nby Leo Pizzo\nFor the new Light Wings Collection, Leo Pizzo \nwas inspired by the animal that, par excellence, \nrepresents freedom and lightness. Whenever \nmoved, the golden wings create reflections in \ncolourful tones of yellow, pink and silver.\nThe New Light Wings Jewellery Collection by Leo Pizzo\nFor the new Light Wings Collection, Leo Pizzo was inspired by the animal \nthat, par excellence, represents freedom and lightness. Whenever moved, the \ngolden wings create reflections in colourful tones of yellow, pink and silver.\nAs a whole, the 101st edition of Baselworld provided insight into new developments and \nunveiled a new cycle of trends that are bound to capture everyone’s attention in 2018.\n",34,{"image":147,"text":148,"number":149},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.35.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 35.\nHugh Jackman and  \nthe new TimeWalker  \nChronograph\nThe new TimeWalker Chronograph is inspired  \nby performance and the spirit of racing.\nmontblanc.com\u002Ftimewalker\nCrafted for New Heights.\n307359 | Ad | Inspired by Performance: | SOUL MAGAZINE | 240x300 mm | PT | en | t 3 ,b 3 ,r 3 ,l 3 mm\n",35,{"image":151,"text":152,"number":153},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.36.png","MILAN\nDESIGN WEEK\nThe much-beloved Milan Design Week will take place from 17th to \n22rd April and, with it, comes a series of design events and exhibitions \nthat elevate the notion and future of design. These platforms allow \ncreatives the opportunity to express and challenge themselves in \nan environment dedicated to originality and growth. They are \nalso perfect for professionals and visitors to discover new ideas and \ndesigns, as well as meeting the key figures of this industry. Now, take \na little preview of some of the biggest events and design districts, a \npart of this fascinating and revolutionary week.\nSALONE DEL MOBILE \nAs one of the defining events of Milan Design Week alongside \nFuorisalone, the Salone del Mobile is the global benchmark for home \nfurnishings and design. It has been continually promoting not only \nItalian furniture brands but also brands from all around the world. \niSaloni will happen from 17th to 22rd  April 2018 and visitors can expect \nto see a wide variety of styles and high-quality products represented, \nfrom classic to modern design. \nIn the name of creativity and innovation, the prestigious event \nacts as a platform that continuously connects business to culture, \nbuilding the story of the past, present and future of furniture and \ndesign, as well as combining those with technology, flexibility and \nsustainability. More than 2,000 exhibiting brands and designers are \nexpected to showcase their solutions of contemporary living in an \narea of more than 200,000 m2.\nThis edition of iSaloni will also see the return of the biennial \nevent, EuroCucina\u002FFTK (Technology for the Kitchen), as well \nas the International Bathroom Exhibition. The former will be an \ninterconnected, multipurpose and professional place that promises \nto deliver emotive and ingenious designs for that specific home \ndivision, whereas the latter is an expanding and dynamic showcase \nthat provides the best of the international bathroom manufacturing, \nincluding furniture and accessories, shower cubicles and saunas, \ncoverings, taps, bathtubs and much more. \nAs a whole, the event manages to masterfully combine quality and \ncreativity in a diverse environment, something that is enhanced by \nthe presence of some of the most renowned Italian and international \nluxury brands from all over the world, including Fendi Casa, \nKartell, Boca do Lobo, Poliform, Brabbu, Republic of Fritz Hansen, \nDelightFULL, Baxter Italy, Minotti, Essential Home, Aldeco, Maison \nValentina, Poltrana Frau and countless others. \n“Design is emotion. Milan is the heart it springs \nfrom. What connects these two things is the Salone \ndel Mobile, which creates new frameworks and \nhosts new creativity at each edition, because the \nimportant thing is that this event is not simply \nthe leading showcase of both Italian and foreign \nfurnishing and design, it also shines a light onto \ndevelopments within the industry” - Claudio Luti, \nthe new president of Salone del Mobile\nExhibition space of DIMORESTUDIO on via Solferiino 11 during Milan Design Week 2017.\nThe exhibition “Remedy Rush” by the students \nfrom the furniture speciality at VIA Design\n",36,{"image":155,"text":156,"number":157},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.37.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 37.\nUPCOMING EVENTS \u002F\u002F\nBRERA DESIGN DISTRICT \nBrera Design District is the most important district in Italy \nfor the promotion of design, one of the most creative and \ncommercial focal points in the country. The district aims to \nsupport excellence and to develop business and real estate in the \narea, enhancing the district’s cultural supply and appeal, as well \nas fusing tradition and innovation in the all-encompassing field \nof design. Offering a series of high-profile exhibitions and events, \neach year, more than 200 exhibitors present their new projects \nand ideas to a design perceptive and culturally oriented public. \nThey find the district’s astonishing and suggestive locations \nthe perfect ones to show their labour of work, not to mean \nits artsy nature and surroundings, especially the narrow and \ncobbled streets that encompass a wide range of antique shops, \nshowrooms and galleries.\nISOLA DESIGN DISTRICT \nThe Isola Design District saw its inception just last year, counting \nwith the participation of over 100 designers and brands. \nThe event favours international and emerging designers, local \nartisans and creative startups to meet, showcase their projects \nand establish business contact amidst one of the most vital \ndesign weeks in the whole world. Isola Design District boasts \ntrendy venues like Corso Como, Corso Garibaldi and the new \nskyscrapers area of Porta Nuova. It is by supporting sectors like \ndesign, fashion, its local workshops, green design and gastronomy \nthat the event has been able to develop its artistic and historical \nheritage and it only shows signs of growing even further.\nVENTURA PROJECTS - VENTURA \nCENTRALE + VENTURA FUTURE \nIn 2018, Ventura Projects found a new destination, Ventura Future! \nThis new project will act as a faultless panorama to present creator’s \nprojects and products to a wide-ranging international and motivated \naudience. Ventura Future will pave the way for resourcefulness and \nexperimentation, thus elevating the design scene and its contributors. \nVentura Future will focus on the next development in design. With a \nspecial eye on future concepts, innovative techniques, new materials \nand progressive visual language. It is destined to present the very best \nof contemporary and experimental design.\nThe other major project from Ventura is Ventura Centrale. Once \nagain, this venue will open the abandoned warehouses underneath \nMilan’s Central Station to display original, awe-inspiring and \ndynamic developments. The spaces will be masterfully transformed \nto illustrate contemporary, visionary and high-end design, giving \nendless viewing possibilities to visitors.\nSUPERDESIGN SHOW\nFighting towards quality, excellence and research, this year’s \nSuperDesign Show will feature the ‘Only the Best’ manifesto proposed \nby Gisella Borioli. The event focuses on providing a selection, including \nwork from the industry’s leading names from all over the world, \ninnovative projects, lifestyle trends, technological solutions that are \nbound to improve the environment and everyday life. At the design \nshow, you can expect to see the SuperLoft exhibition imagined by \nCappellini, consisting of an imaginary yet real home, cool and eclectic, \ncultured and elegant. In addition, Nendo will also present a sensorial \nexhibition entitled “forms of movement”, creating a mesmerising \njourney that will not only feature final products but also samples and \ndrafts. Lastly, visitors will also have the opportunity to see exhibitions \nregarding environment and technology and innovation of materials \nand textures, among many other thrilling surprises.\n",37,{"image":159,"text":160,"number":161},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.38.png","WORLDWIDE\nEVENTS\nSINGAPLURAL 2018 - SINGAPORE\nEnsued in the National Design Centre, SingaPlural 2018 occurred \nfrom 5 to 18 March and displayed the best design elements from \nthe multi-faceted creative spectrum. “A State in Play” was the \nchosen theme for this edition, which consisted in celebrating the \nwhole process of work before the design itself is developed. This \ngives wings to naivety, experimentation and exploring new ways \nof designing, freeing one from predetermined concepts. This \ntheme played with the idea that there are no failed experiments, \nonly ones with unexpected outcomes.\nSingaPlural is the anchor event of the annual Singapore Design \nWeek. It is supported by the DesignSingapore Council, the \nInternational Enterprise (IE) Singapore, the Singapore Tourism \nBoard and SPRING Singapore. \nINDEX - DUBAI, UAE\nConsidered the longest-running trade show in the region, Index \nreturned to the Dubai World Trade Centre from 26 to 29 March 2018. \nThis edition’s theme was centred on design for self-expression. The \nevent had the most miscellaneous and creative assembly of exhibitors \nto date, bringing together the most proficient architects, interior \ndesigners, developers and professionals, as well as fresh new brands. \nIn addition, visitors also had the opportunity to see bespoke live \nfeatures brought exclusively to Dubai by leading European designers.\nIndex celebrated design as a direct reflection of individuality. As \nexplained by the event director, Samantha Kane-Macdonald, “the \npendulum of control has swung back to the people. The design mantra \nis more and more about incorporating the traits of the individual: their \nbeliefs, their experiences, their ambitions. Never before have interiors, \nfurniture and décor been considered such a direct reflection of those \nwho own the space”. In 2018, Index attracted over 1,000 exhibitors \nfrom 60 different countries. The show offered a myriad and diversity \nof products perfect for those who were looking for just the right piece \nfor a specific project. \nSingaPlural 2018 Curator - PRODUCE\n",38,{"image":163,"text":164,"number":165},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.39.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 39.\nUPCOMING EVENTS \u002F\u002F\nINTERNATIONAL FURNITURE FAIR \nSINGAPORE 2018 - SINGAPORE\nThe International Furniture Fair Singapore 2018 (IFFS) happened \nfrom 8 to 11 March at the Singapore Expo. The event offered a \nsupreme outreach to the ever-evolving furniture industry through \na layered experience that not only introduced new technology \nand celebrated design but also provided a proper space for business \nnetwork opportunities.\nThis year, the show saw an increase of 25% in exhibitors from India, \nwho presented an extensive range of high-quality carpets and rugs, \ntraditional and modern furniture designs and decorative accessories. \nIndonesia was also well represented with top design-led brands \nthat highlighted the best of Indonesian craftsmanship, opening up \na conversation and allowing trade buyers to connect even further. \nExhibitors from France, Japan, Portugal and Turkey all made their \ndebut this year, while participants from Belgium, China, Hong Kong, \nIndia, Indonesia, Italy, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and \nVietnam continued to deliver a collection of surprises and trends. \nUltimately, all of this diversity has enhanced the fair’s position as an \nauthentic international trade platform. \nBOSTON DESIGN WEEK\nBOSTON, MA, USA\nOccurring from 4 to 15 April, Boston Design Week (BDW) \nis the design event that offers the most impact and visibility \nwithin this region. Celebrating its fifth anniversary, BDW has, \nthroughout the course of its existence, gathered more than 40,000 \nindividuals. The twelve-day design week aims to increase public \nawareness and appreciation of all aspects of design, gathering a \nwide variety of design industries and organizations while also \nengaging with the robust design community in and around \nBoston. Boston Design Week has proudly become a member of \nthe World Design Weeks, an international coalition that was \ncreated in order to share knowledge, resources and best practices. \nBDW comes to join Barcelona, Beijing, Eindhoven, Helsinki, \nMexico, San Francisco, Seoul, Tokyo, Toronto and countless \nother international powers. Boston Design Week hosts a series \nof events, including the AD20\u002F21 Art & Design and the Boston \nHome Decor Show, that offer an extensive range of products, \nideas, projects and inspirations from the home décor, design, fine \nart, prints and home design sectors.\n",39,{"image":167,"text":168,"number":169},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.40.png","KARTELL\nBARNEYS NEW YORK\nKartell is one of the most renowned design companies worldwide. \nThe Italian brand was founded in 1949 by Giulio Castelli and \nis currently managed by Claudio Luti. Now, Kartell is being \nfeatured in a special temporary shop in the Décor & Accessories \ndepartment of Barneys New York, the acclaimed American chain \nof luxury department stores. In the unique shop, the emphasis \nand spotlight were given to some of the most iconic and timeless \nKartell products as well as many of the reinterpretations made \nthroughout the years. These will include, just to name a few, \nthe Glossy tables by Antonio Citterio, the legendary Componibili \ndesign by Anna Castelli Ferrieri, the Invisible side tables by \nTokujin Yoshioka, and the monumental Ghost chairs by Philippe \nStarck, which suffered a race-car treatment with numbered labels \nor veer more toward haberdashery with houndstooth and tartans.\nKartell’s innovative spirit, constantly seeking new influences, goes \nhand in hand with the out-of-the-box thinking of Garage Italia \nCustoms, the creative hub established by Lapo Elkann. Essentially, \nit is a limited edition collection that features customizable classics \nfrom Kartell with motifs and colours inspired by the automotive \nworld and countless unique patterns from the fashion industry. \nThis is placed in a very exclusive space right in the shop windows \non Madison Avenue, guaranteeing plenty of visibility. Once \nagain, the brand injects new life into its must-have items through \nunexpected interpretations and variations, in this case, thanks \nto a special wrapping technique used to cover surfaces with \nspecial films, and now applied for the very first time to Kartell’s \nfurnishing elements.  Altogether, this exhibition at Barneys shop \nis an unexpected union of sleek modern elements with textured \nand traditional ones, this startling marriage not only has its own \nurbane appeal but it’s also very fashion conscious.\n",40,{"image":171,"text":172,"number":173},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.41.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 41.\nSHOWROOMS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\n",41,{"image":175,"text":176,"number":177},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.42.png","DAVID COLLINS STUDIO\nCREATIVE DIRECTOR SIMON RAWLINGS \ns Creative Director of David Collins Studio, Simon Raw-\nlings has overseen the realisation of some of the world’s \nmost iconic hospitality, residential and retail spaces. In the course \nof nearly two decades at The Studio, he has collaborated with cli-\nents such as Harrods, Alexander McQueen and Mandarin Orien-\ntal, both in reinventing prominent buildings and establishing im-\nportant new landmarks.Working on projects across the globe, in \na myriad of sectors that spans residential projects (private homes \nand commercial residences), hotels, restaurants and bars, furni-\nture design, and luxury food and fashion retail design, Simon has \nbeen instrumental in setting the blueprint for The Studio’s work, \nwhich combines a near-obsessive attention to detail with virtu-\noso use of colour as a means of crafting mood through environ-\nment. A passionate believer in ‘creating luxury through quality’, \nhe has always been a committed advocate of craft, supporting \nartisanship while encouraging design innovation. Functionality \nremains a cornerstone of his design philosophy. \nThis, combined with a profound understanding of brands and an \nacute sense of the way people live, enables him to design spaces \nthey can use and inhabit in total harmony. Born in Wales, Si-\nmon studied Interior Design at Birmingham University where he \ngained both his Bachelor and Master of Arts degrees. \nHe joined David Collins Studio in 1997 and was appointed Cre-\native Director in 2007, overseeing the creative output of The \nStudio. Mindful of the importance of nurturing new talent, he \nnow devotes considerable energy to mentoring and teaching.  \nSimon draws inspiration from everyday observation and from \nhis travels.  Under his tenure, David Collins Studio has received \nmore than thirty high-profile awards, including the Prix Ver-\nsailles 2016 for Alexander McQueen, Paris and The Best Bar In \nThe World 2013, 2014 & 2015 for the Artesian at The Langham, \nLondon.  He remains committed to the belief that ‘the clarity of \nan idea ensures the longevity of a design’.\nABOUT DAVID COLLINS STUDIO \nDavid Collins Studio is the award-winning interior architecture \npractice that realises creative and inspirational hospitality, resi-\ndential and retail projects worldwide. It is a globally-recognised \nbrand and an expert in contemporary luxury and design.  Estab-\nlished in 1985, The Studio collaborates with eminent brands and \nbusinesses that represent the best in their field, and with private \nclients that share its obsession with detail, craft and refinement. \nBased in London.\n",42,{"image":179,"text":180,"number":181},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.43.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 43.\n The Studio has realised projects across five continents, including \nThe Wolseley, The Connaught Bar and Harrods Shoe Heaven in \nLondon, Gleneagles in Scotland, The Ritz-Carlton Residences at \nMahaNakhon in Bangkok, and The Delaire Graff Estate in South \nAfrica. The Studio has been instrumental in the store roll outs \nof Alexander McQueen, Jimmy Choo and De Grisogono. Iain \nWatson is the Founder and CEO of David Collins Studio. Simon \nRawlings, the Creative Director, works closely with Georgina \nWood, Residential Design Director, and Lewis Taylor, Commer-\ncial Design Director to realize all of The Studio’s projects. The \nStudio employs an accomplished team of architects and interior \ndesigners, furniture, product and graphic designers, and procure-\nment specialists. In 2017, The Studio will complete homes in \nLondon, New York and Hong Kong, hotels in Budapest, Doha \nand Seoul, and launch its first collaboration with Baker Furni-\nture – a collection of proprietary textiles and wallcoverings. The \nworld of David Collins Studio is defined by its signature ap-\nproach, developed and refined over the last three decades and the \ncollective expertise of the team at The Studio is evident in every \naspect of this world of carefully curated luxury.\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \u002F\u002F\n",43,{"image":183,"text":184,"number":185},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.44.png","EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \nWITH NOÉ DUCHAUFOUR-LAWRANCE\nhe Brittany-raised interior designer Noé Duchaufour-Law-\nrence specialises in providing both environments and ob-\njects. Working on a wide variety of projects, from a collection of \nfurniture for Ceccotti to a lighting design for Baccarat, as well as \na hotel in Marrakech, the designer has created his own particular \ndesign language following a style that is best defined as being nat-\nural, flexible, organic, yet structured.  Duchaufour-Lawrence first \ndiscovered the world of design when he was 13, as he looked at \na Philippe Starck catalogue. He immediately became intrigued by \nit and thought that there was something to do there, especially \nwhen it comes to furniture. So, as time went by, he started to draw \nand design objects. Another happening that propelled his knowl-\nedge and passion for design was when his stepfather brought an \narticle from the UK about the Israeli designer and architect Ron \nArad. That was the moment when he really discovered this whole \nculture of designing and he was really impressed by this world. \nSo, these two creators were really the basis for his understanding \nof design.  Although the designer does not have a specific type of \ndesign that he likes the most, he often works on a lot of armchairs \nand sofas, also disclosing that “the hardest part is lighting design. \nI think it’s more complex than what you think ... There’s a sort \nof correlation between efficiency and beauty and quality of light”.\nRegarding recent and future projects, the designer has plenty on \nhis mind, starting with a series of products for St. Louis Crystal – \nwhich will be launched in 2019 –, designing furniture pieces for an \nart gallery in Rome, and creating apartment furniture for a private \nclient in the USA. He is also working on exclusive pieces for a po-\nlice building in SoHo, New York, and this one is being developed \nin collaboration with the renowned architect Annabelle Selldorf.\nThe designer also revealed that he is currently working one of his \nbiggest projects to date, a massive house in the Hamptons. “It’s \na very big project, it’s a huge propriety with 13 hectares and I’m \nworking with a landscape designer for this project. We are work-\ning together to find a way to create a prolongation between ar-\nchitecture, interior design and landscape, to connect all the dots”.\nOne of the aspects he loves the most about the whole design pro-\ncess is following the production, going to the places where the \nthings are produced. He really enjoys the relationship created with \ncraftsmen and developing an object with them. In addition, he \nalso likes the idea of transferring parts and inspirations from na-\nture inside his spaces and designs, “bringing these moments of in-\nspiration through the furniture in a domestic environment”.\n",44,{"image":187,"text":188,"number":189},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.45.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 45.\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \u002F\u002F\nChalet Béranger By Noé Duchaufour Lawrance\nChalet Béranger By Noé Duchaufour Lawrance\nEstampe Cabinet By Noé Duchaufour Lawrance\n",45,{"image":191,"text":192,"number":193},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.46.png","Kim Grenaa has more than 20 years of experience \nin the fashion and lifestyle industries. \nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \nWITH KIM GRENAA\nrenaa is the creative director at Grenaa Creative, where \nhe develops concepts, campaigns and fashion shows for \nbrands and magazines, including Hugo Boss, H&M, Designer’s \nRemix, ELLE and Harper’s Bazaar. With his background in styling, \nGrenaa approaches each project and the products at hand not with \na personal taste, but with a level – the taste should be that of the \nclient. With a starting point in the client, their products and their \naesthetic DNA, as a creative director, Kim develops strategies and \nconcepts that are tailor-made for the client’s wishes, budget and \nposition. Finally, Grenaa is also the Creative Director and Co-Ed-\nitor in Chief of the bi-annual DANSK Magazine. Here lies Gre-\nnaa’s creative outlet, where he can truly play with and investigate \ncurrent trends and concepts. Personally, Kim is in the process of \nmoving from the vibrant Meatpacking District in Copenhagen to \nan idyllic house just outside the city. A change which requires re-\nfurbishment and reconstruction. It is an inspiring process, which \nhas forced Kim to look at trends and tendencies from new sources \nand angles. The process is part of the way Kim works profession-\nally, where pleasure and work affect each other – and that is how \nhis worlds cross paths.\nCovetED Magazine: What drove you to become a fashion critic?\nKim Grenaa: To me, I don’t have a job. I have a hobby, \nwhich I am lucky enough to be able to make a living of. I have \na natural interest for fashion, which also makes it exciting for \nme to communicate fashion to others. Fashion is where you can \nmost easily read new trends, even societal trends, and fashion is \ntherefore much more than just a dress or its colour.\nCM: How do you feel about fashion?\nKG: Though I love fashion and the industry in which I work, I \nhave mixed feelings. We are an industry which pollutes and enables \noverconsumption – and this is the part of the industry that I am \nnot proud of, and that needs rethinking. Let’s start a revolution!\nCM: What advice would you give the next generation, who \ndaydreams about following in your footsteps?\nKG: Be dedicated and work hard.\nCM: What colour should we wear?\nKG : I expect to see a lot of lilac in the coming season.\nCM: What current trend do you think will still be around in the \nnext year?\nKG: Right now, we see a lot of mixing in styling. With references to \nhistory together with a mix of different colours and prints, which is \ndefinitely here to stay. Mix it up!\n",46,{"image":195,"text":196,"number":197},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.47.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 47.\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 47.\nCM: Who’s going to rock the Fashion Weeks?\nKG: I predict a shift of Phoebe Philo for Burberry and I am very \nexcited to see what her influence will bring on the brand. Will \nit create a shift in balance and power in terms of British fashion \nand London Fashion Week? Compared to the other major fashion \nweeks, I think it is long overdue.\nCM: Do you believe that 2018 will be “less is more” or “more is \nnever enough”?\nKG: More is never enough, definitely. Thankfully, we are turning \nback towards the pretty and beautiful, and shy away from the social \nrealism of last year. Hence the ladies at the Versace show and the \nenormous disco balls at Moncler!\nCM: Which are the major themes that will dominate the fashion \nindustry?\nKG: We are definitely seeing a trend where women are designing \nfor men. Stella McCartney, Isabel Marant, Claire Weight Keller, \nto mention a few. Also, this year Véronique Nichanian is to \ncelebrate her 30 years anniversary as menswear designer at Hermès. \nCongratulations and well done!\nCM: Which prints and patterns?\nKG: Rainbow stripes! Why chose one colour when you can have \nthem all? Dolce & Gabbana, Thom Browne and Missoni worked \nthe whole colour palette this season. PVC will also be impossible \nto avoid this season, Chanel is making sure of that. Weather it is a \nbag, hat or coat, PVC will be a fashionable choice. But, please, let it \nbe recycled!\nCM: What should we dump?\nKG: Never dump anything. See fashion as a cycle! I have created \nmy own personal second hand store in my basement. Here I keep \nall items which I’m not wearing at the moment. Every season, I \nvisit the basement and discover some of my old pieces again. It is \nlike shopping for free!\nCM: In one word or phrase, what’s your prediction for the next year \nin the fashion industry?\nKG: Sustainability.\nCM: Beyond the current fashion capitals, where do you expect the \nnext wave of exciting fashion ideas to come from?\nKG: Copenhagen! First of all, Copenhagen Fashion Week is \ncurrently the most visited Fashion Week in Northern Europe. Also, \nDanish fashion models are storming the international fashion \nscene and work as great ambassadors. Where Danish fashion \nused to be focused mainly on us, Scandis, we are also seeing an \ninternationalisation through global events and acquisitions.\nCM: What’s the biggest stayer of the year?\nKG: The tote bag. We have an excessive use of plastic bags. Several \nAfrican countries have actually made a prohibition against them. \nTote bags are a great and fashionable alternative and can turn your \noutfit laidback-chic in an instant!\nCM: If we buy one thing today for the next year, what should it be?\nKG: A Loewe bag.\nCM: Which designer are we about to love?\nKG: Alexandre Mattiussi is doing a great job with Ami, capturing a \nyoung and cool type of Parisian nonchalance within men’s fashion. \nI am exited to see what he will bring in the future!\nCM: What’s the best news about the next year in the fashion \nindustry?\nKG: H&M is known for launching exciting and new concepts. \nRumour has it that they will present a new one in 2018, a luxury \noutlet called P12. An interesting take for the high-street concern, \nwhich can only turn out to be good. See you in line when the \ndoors open!\n",47,{"image":199,"text":200,"number":201},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.48.png","EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \nWITH GÉRARD FAIVRE \nérard Faivre revolutionized luxury real estate in Paris. His \nfirm offers prestige apartments fully renovated and ready \nto live. One advantage of his job is that the apartments have nev-\ner been occupied before. Their interior design makes them true \nworks of art, while the private home manager service will help \nyou feel at home right away.\nCovetED Magazin: Unique, luxurious and ready-to-live. How \nwould you explain these concepts?\nGérard Faivre: This is a very important concept for foreign \ncustomers because, when a foreigner buys an apartment in France, \nthey would like to live there as fast as possible. Normally, a project \nhas the duration of 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, 2 years…and the \nprice is constantly accumulating. With this concept, when I show \na house to a client, it’s already done. I created this concept because \nit is very complicated for a foreigner to buy a house in France and, \nwith the ready-to-live factor, it’s easier.\nCM: How do you plan your projects? Where do you start?\nGF: I start looking for the apartments, the houses. Then, I’m \nresearching the location because the location does the project. \nI speak with the location and the location speaks with me. I do \nthe projects in conformity with its localization. Then, I renew, \nI imagine a décor. The difference between me and a decorator is \nthat a decorator has his own style, it’s always the same in all his \nprojects. But for me, all the projects are different, always unique.\nCM: Is there a common element between all your projects or are \nthey all different?\nGF: Perhaps there are things that are repeated from time to time, \nbut, how I said, my projects are always quite different. That is my \nbrand.\nCM: What are the main characteristics of the team that works \nwith you?\nGF: I have two architects who always accompany me. They are \nworking on the project. I ask them to research and then I choose \nsomething that interests me and I invest a lot in the project. They \nalways accompany me. And that’s the most important feature.\nSaint Germain des Prés Bonaparte \u002F Place Saint Germain\nPhoto by Mathieu Fiol\nIke suspension lamp by Delightfull\n",48,{"image":203,"text":204,"number":205},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.49.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 49.\nCM: What kind of project you have not done yet, but you would \nlike to do?\nGF: A very contemporary project, with materials that, for me, are \nvery new. A lot of concrete, a lot of glass, a lot of iron. A project \nthat, for me, is a new experience.\nCM: What is the best compliment you have received for your \nwork?\nGF: It’s very complicated. Thanks to the differences between the \nprojects, I think the best possible compliment is the people who \nsee the houses or apartments and buy them. It is the recognition \nof my work. This is the best compliment I can have.\nCM: Do you have some references\u002Finfluences? Who are they?\nGF:  I am inspired mostly by interior design projects that I think \nare beautiful, but I am completely independent, like a writer. I \nwork with a blank sheet and I do my project. I am inspired by the \nlocation of the project that I will do. And I am completely intuitive. \nI do not have preconceived ideas for my projects. Materials and \nobjects influence me a lot too.\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \u002F\u002F\nPhoto credit: Mathieu Fiol\nSaint Germain des Prés Bonaparte \u002F Place Saint Germain\nPhoto by Mathieu Fiol\nDonna table lamp lamp by Delightfull\n",49,{"image":207,"text":208,"number":209},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.50.png","EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \nWITH FEDERICA BIASI\nast January, we had a blast at Maison et Objet. We had the \nchance to see fantastic stands, representing the best brands \nout there, to go to the best conferences and to meet incredibly \ninteresting and talented people, one of which was Federica Biasi, \na Rising Talent Awardee. Federica was kind enough to share some \nthoughts with us after the Rising Talents Conference and later \nconceded us an exclusive interview, sharing her thoughts on ev-\nerything, from her nomination to what drives her in the design \nworld. But first, some background for context. Federica Biasi, born \nin 1989, graduated with honours from the European Institute \nof Design in 2011. From 2011 to 2013, she worked with sever-\nal design agencies based in Milan. Then, in 2014, she moved to \nAmsterdam to observe and understand the Nordic design concept \nand the emerging trends, focusing on the aesthetic beauty and the \nformal simplicity which has inspired her personal style. Recently, \nshe became the art director of the Italian company Mingardo and, \nat the same time, she collaborates as a creative consultant with \nwell-known design companies such as Fratelli Guzzini, focusing \non worldwide trends research and forecasting - colours, materials \n& finishings - carefully analyzing the know-how of each company \nshe’s collaborating with. \nCovetED Magazine: What did it mean to you to be featured in \nthe Rising Talents Awards?\nFederica Biasi: It was a pleasure, of course! The world is full \nof talented designers, especially in Italy, so for me, it has been an \nhonour to be chosen amongst 6.\nCM: Was it your first time at Maison et Objet? What was it like \nto have your own stand?\nFB: I’ve been there twice before, but I think this year has been \nbetter than the past years. I had a little space to show my products! \nIt was a success and it was very interesting to understand the \npeople’s opinion too!\nCM:  What was the first thing you thought when you knew you’d \nbe a Rising Talent Awardee?\nFB: I thought “Really?”. It was a big surprise, I was astonished!\nCM: What’s your relationship with Andrea Branzi [Federica’s \ndesignator] like? Does he comment on your work or help in any \nway?\nFB: I’ve never met Andrea Branzi before. I discovered from Maison \net Objet that he nominated me. I really appreciate him as master of \ndesign, the way he thinks is an example for me.\nCM: What was it like for you to leave Milan and go to Amsterdam? \nWhat were your expectations?\nFB: I didn’t have any expectations, but when I arrived there, I felt \nthe beauty of the city and the peace of the canals. I loved living in \nAmsterdam. I worked as a freelancer when I was there, so I had a \nlot of free time to see the city and to live the Dutch way.\n",50,{"image":211,"text":212,"number":213},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.51.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 51.\nCM: How would you describe your signature style? \nDid the time you’ve spent in Amsterdam influenced \nit in any way?\nFB: I’m young and I’m still building my personal \nstyle, but I can definitely say that my style travels \nbetween vintage and the essential, between the \ndecoration and the femininity, between the lightness \nand the purity of the shapes. Form, colour, beauty, \ntrends are fundamental to me and my research.\nCM: What would you say are your core inspirations? \nWhat drives you?\nFB: The process starts often with an inspiration \ntaken by the past, or from nature. I like the existing \nobjects that man has created over the times. I like to \nthink of restoring a new life to past epochs, riveting \nmodern objects. For me, research is fundamental to \ncreating an object. I don’t stop and I find inspiration \nin any field. With my projects, I want to move, to \ntouch the customer, that’s my aim. In a world where \nwe are full of products, I need that my products \nsay something, they have to talk to the world and \ntransmit peace and elegance.\nCM: You were the only woman amongst the \nawardees at the January edition of the Rising \nTalents Awards. What do you have to say regarding \nthe role of women in design, and, more specifically, \nin Italian Design?\nFB: For years, men in design were more than \nwomen, and many women of design were the wives \nof great designers. Now everything is changed, I \nthink that now many women are really assuming \nthis profession. Despite this, there are those who \nthink we are only good at decorating. I think that \nthe feminine touch is essential in the product design \nworld. I think that the woman, as “creator”, is able \nto create products with a strong emotional value.\nCM: What’s next for you? What are your \nexpectations and what do you hope for 2018?\nFB: I have so many projects in the drawer... The \nnext step is the Milano Design Week, where I will \npresent some new products, including a table, a \nchair, a lamp, wallcoverings and a bookcase! With \nMingardo, the company that I follow as an art \ndirector, I will exhibit, in Via Paisiello 6, a new pole \nof the organization “Ventura Lambrate”. I think it \nwill be a really beautiful place to visit, with many \ninteresting companies.\nEXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW \u002F\u002F\n",51,{"image":215,"text":216,"number":217},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.52.png","Handmade Meteorite Pen\nThe well-known luxury brand has launched an edi-\ntion that has a set of an exclusive design of pens made \nof Meteorite. After being the leading brand in its in-\ndustry for many years, S.T Dupont has excelled in \nmodernizing one of its products using the “King of \nIron”, known as the Meteorite. The Gibeon Meteorite \nis known for its beauty and splendour, and S.T Du-\npont has given a new taste to this precious King of \niron through a set of handmade pens as a beautiful \nedition with a unique exclusive design to its fans.\n20 LIMITED EDITION\nDESIGNS EVERYONE SHOULD OWN\nGucci Handcuffs\nIf you are looking for the perfect gift, it may just be a pair of vintage \nGucci handcuffs, on sale for US$90,000 (€72,468). The cuffs were \ndesigned by Tom Ford in 1998, and according to W magazine, have \nan interesting backstory. They were reportedly made when an Ital-\nian socialite was sentenced to 29 years in prison for hiring a hitman \nto kill her husband, Maurizio Gucci, the grandson of Gucci founder \nGuccio Gucci. The handcuffs were positioned in the window of the \nflagship Gucci store in Florence on the day of her conviction - “a \nsign, if one were needed, that the world of high fashion has no use \nfor ugly family feuds, except as a source of dark, sardonic humour”, \nwrote The Independent. Back in 2009, a pair was sold by the auction \nhouse Christie’s for about US$2000 (1611€), while another pair is \ncurrently on display at the official Museo Gucci in Florence. With an \nadjustable length, they are made of solid silver and come with the \noriginal dust bag and a contemporary Gucci box”.\nXadrez, Vista Alegre\nA collectable made of hand-paint-\ned sculptures. \nThe “Xadrez” (Chess) collection \nis made up of 32 sculptures en-\ntirely hand painted, depicting a \ncompetition between Christians \nand Moors. The pieces were exe-\ncuted based on original drawings \nby Jeannine Hetrau, a regular col-\nlaborator of Vista Alegre in the \n50s. Special exclusive edition by \nVista Alegre limited to 500 piec-\nes. The chessboard is limited to \n250 pieces. The full pack is worth \nof €4640 ($5798).\nJaeger-LeCoultre\nTo celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original Jae-\nger-LeCoultre Polaris timepiece from 1968, the Swiss \nwatchmaker has created a tribute watch and intro-\nduced it at the 2018 edition of the annual Salon In-\nternational de la Haute Horlogerie. The new limited \nedition Polaris Memovox has all the qualities to be \nconsidered as a worthy descendant of one of the true \nicons in Jaeger-LeCoultre’s past. The 42mm stainless \nsteel case of the watch is identical in style and pro-\nportions to watch it pays tribute to and houses the \nJaeger-LeCoultre Caliber 956 – an automatic move-\nment with alarm and date. Only 1000 examples of \nthe watch will be made available with a price tag of \n$12,600 (10,088€) apiece.\n",52,{"image":219,"text":220,"number":221},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.53.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 53.\nSPECIAL \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 53.\nLeica Q Snow\nTo celebrate the Winter Olympics in South Korea, \nLeica has introduced a new special edition version of \nthe Leica Q created in collaboration with Olympic \nsnowboarder and photographer Iouri Podladtchikov. \nCalled the “Snow Edition,” the special camera is lim-\nited to only 300 units worldwide. The Leica Q is a \nfull-frame camera, which has a very sleek design and \ncomes with a fast prime lens. For the Snow Edition, \nLeica decked out the camera in silver anodized alu-\nminium for the top deck, baseplate, and controls. The \nbody is wrapped in pure white leather and the camera \nfeatures an aluminium accessory shoe cover, which is \napparently a first for a Leica camera. Matching the \ncolour scheme is also a white leather carrying case \nand strap. Other than aesthetic changes, the limited \nedition is technically the same as the standard Leica \nQ. The Limited Edition Leica Q is on sale since March \nwith a price tag of $5,395\u002F£4300.\nThe Limited Edition Spyker LM85 \nMarks the End of an Era\nThe production of Spyker’s C8 Aileron is coming to an \nend, and the Dutch sports car maker has announced \nthree limited edition models, called the LM85, to mark \nthe end of an era. Inspired by the brand’s racing pedi-\ngree, the Spyker LM85 shows off a stunning alumini-\num bodywork, wider wheel arches, custom air intakes \nand many other goodies inside-out. Each unit will also \nbenefit from a special livery: a cool Jet Black exterior \nwith Crimson Red accents, a Crimson Red exterior \nwith Jet Black accents or a Jet Black paint job with \ngolden flourishes. The unique styling continues inside \nthe cockpit, where the lucky owners of one of these \nbeasts will get to enjoy the same colour themes.\n Cartier Love Bracelet\nCartier created this romantic collection \nthat embodies eternal love, a collec-\ntion that turns a promise into a com-\nmitment. A child of 1970s New York, \nthe LOVE collection remains today an \niconic symbol of love that transgresses \nconvention. Studded with diamonds, \nyellow gold or rose gold, the screw mo-\ntifs, ideal oval shape and undeniable el-\negance establish the piece as a timeless \ntribute to passionate romance.\nGlenlivet 1943 Decanter \nby Gordon\nPrivate Collection Glenlivet 1943 by \nGordon & MacPhail is quite simply \none of the rarest Scotch whiskies ever \nbottled. This whisky was distilled at \nthe Glenlivet Distillery during at the \nheight of the Second World War when \nonly a handful of distilleries in Scotland \nproduced whisky. On the 14th January \n1943, Cask 121, a first fill Sherry hogs-\nhead selected by John and George Ur-\nquhart, was filled with new-make spirit \nand carefully stowed at the distillery. \nThe meandering River Spey provides \na unique closure to the handcrafted \nwooden box. Hand blown and bespoke, \nthe decanter’s base and stopper are \nadorned with gold engravings of the \nland contours surrounding the Glen-\nlivet Distillery. Every detail of Private \nCollection Glenlivet 1943 by Gordon & \nMacPhail alludes to the decades of expe-\nrience and patience poured into nurtur-\ning the whisky to maturation.\nJada Dubai’s Royal collection\nJada Dubai has created a pair \nof high heeled pumps that are \ndecked out in 54 carats worth of \ndiamonds! $300,000 inspired by \nroyalty, they also feature 416.2 \ncarats of white sapphires and \ngold and platinum soles. They \nare only one of the handcrafted \nexclusive designs pairs of shoes \nthat comprise Jada Dubai’s Roy-\nal collection. The Jada shoes are \ninspired by ‘legendary love story \nof a mirage princess named Jada \nin the desert’. \n",53,{"image":223,"text":224,"number":225},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.54.png","David Lynch and B_O debut a \nlimited edition\nDavid Lynch is usually known for produc-\ning eerie and gripping films like Mulhol-\nland Drive and his famous TV show Twin \nPeaks, but the Academy Award-nominated \ndirector now has an interesting side gig \nwith Bang & Olufsen. Together they have \ncreated a limited edition A9 speaker with a \ncustom lithographic Kvadrat speaker cov-\ner featuring Lynch’s famed “Paris Suite” \nworks. Only 30 units have been produced \nand a portion of the sales will benefit the \nDavid Lynch Foundation.\nGrasshopper Bar Cabinet at \nSalon Art Design\nFrançois-Xavier Lalanne collaborated \nwith French porcelain-maker Sevres \non just two of these fantastical \nbronze-and-porcelain \ngrasshopper \nbar cabinets, one currently on display \nat Chastel-Marechal’s booth. The \nother—a gift from President Georges \nPompidou—belongs to Queen Eliza-\nbeth.\nGiorgio Armani\n10 years ago, Giorgio Armani introduced the trans-\nformative anti-ageing cream called Crema Nera. \nThis year, the brand celebrates a decade of this icon-\nic product with a special anniversary edition that \npresents the cream we know and love in a new lux-\nurious packaging. The limited edition Crema Nera \nSupreme Reviving Cream is bottled in a black glass \njar, which in turn is presented in a red box. The \ncolour red was chosen because it represents power \nand strength but is also sensual and sophisticated. \nThe cream is available in the original formula as \nwell as in a “light” formulation. The silky hydrat-\ning cream is fortified with “Reviscentalis” extract \ntaken from resurrection plants, this ingredient is \nendowed with revitalising and renewing potency \nthat gives the skin a new life. Meanwhile, essen-\ntial minerals contribute towards giving the skin a \nradiant glow.\nExclusive Interior Design of \nDisrepute\nLocated in the heart of Soho, Lon-\ndon, Disrepute (D.R.P) is a mem-\nbers-only bar with a rich heritage \nof establishment and scandal. \nThe decadent drinking room was \nthe legendary playground of Lon-\ndon’s rich and famous, “The Pin-\nstripe Club”.  Focused on secrecy, \nseduction, and clandestine affairs, \nD.R.P welcomes its guests with \nwarm hospitality and a rich selec-\ntion of cocktails where retro meet \nmodernity. Lavish interior design \nof jewel-colored upholstery, mar-\nble floors, and luxury furniture \nwith polished brass accents mark \nits design by London-based brand-\ning studio, Two Times Elliott.\nJohnnie Walker Blue Label bottle\nJohnnie Walker and Diageo Global Travel are bringing in the Chinese New Year with \nquite some style and aplomb. To celebrate it, the Maison recently unveiled exclusive \nlimited-edition bottles from the annual Johnnie Walker Blue Label series. And it’s not \njust its inner contents but also the bottle’s crafty design that is taking whiskey aficio-\nnados by storm already! Themed around the “precious bond between man and dog”, \nthe limited edition JW bottles come adorned with exclusive drawings by Taiwanese \nartist Page Tsou. The unique design also symbols wealth and prosperity through its \nmany hidden intricacies. As for its contents, the limited edition JW bottles comes with \ndelicate Scotch crafted by a team of 12 whisky makers, led by Jim Beveridge.  \nFiligree Jewellery Case \nby Boca do Lobo \nFiligree is the most delicate technique used to work precious met-\nals. Tiny beads or twisted threads of gold and silver are painstak-\ningly assembled by the hands of skilful jewellers to create the most \nbeautiful artistic motifs. Some of the most enchanting pieces of \njewellery in the world are made using this ancient technique and \ndeserve to be guarded in the most flawless jewellery case there is - \na true celebration of hyper refinement and exclusive design, with \nthe signature of Boca do Lobo. \n",54,{"image":227,"text":228,"number":229},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.55.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 55.\nDaisy Marc Jacobs \nThe Daisy Marc Jacobs \nanniversary edition fea-\ntures the same beloved \njuice as the original Dai-\nsy fragrance. Classic and \npure, Daisy Marc Jacobs \nis charmingly simple \n-- It transports whoever \nwears it to a place that is \noptimistic, beautiful, and pure. Refashioned in me-\ntallic gold, the Daisy petal cap has been hand-paved \nwith more than one thousand shimmering crystal \nstones. The weighted glass flacon is wrapped in a \nslightly mirrored gold tint for an opulent touch. \nInspired by a vintage jewellery box, the outer pack-\naging is an artisan crafted satin gold case with front \npanels that open to reveal the deluxe anniversary \nedition nestled within. The interior, outfitted with \nmirrors, reflects the bottle for a stunning and vi-\nbrant effect.\nDaniel Jacob’s Air Jordan\nDaniel Jacob is Chicago native who specialises in \nusing natural gemstones to create one-of-a-kind be-\nspoke design sneakers. Late November 2017, the  Jor-\ndan Brand released a mixed patent leather construc-\ntion Air Jordan 1 High “Top 3 Gold” with colour \nblock layout of gold, black and white tones, wings \nlogo across the ankles but what Daniel Jacob has \ncreated is miles better than this by far. This limited \nedition is one of the most expensive and exclusive \nJordans. His new collection of sculptures features \nthe model completely crystallised in colourways \nold and new. The latest is an all-gold version (as we \nshowed before), which he says consists of more than \n140,000 handset Swarovski crystals on a hard resin.\nBulgari Limited Edition Collection\nEstablished in Rome by a Greek artisan named Sotirios Voulgaris in 1884, Bul-\ngari went on to become one of the world’s most prominent luxury brands. As \npart of the 130th-anniversary celebration, the company has released the Icona \n10 handbag. Made from crocodile skin and with a matte and glossy look remi-\nniscent of agate, these bags are especially intended for the modern, dynamic, and \nsophisticated woman. The collection is available in three limited edition colours: \nrubellite pink, mandarin garnet, and topaz blue, each featuring the famous twist-\nlock clasp made from banded agate. The most remarkable piece is one in agate-like \nmatte crocodile, with its vivid emerald green tones emphasised by a beautiful \njewel fastening in pave diamonds. \nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\nGold Mickey\nMickey Mouse is one of the popular culture’s most \nenduring and well-loved figures. Mickey’s face has \nbeen splashed across all kinds of merchandise but this \ntime the mouse is getting the royal treatment. Leb-\nlon Delienne - a company that specialises in creating \nstatues, design furniture and art pieces - has debuted a \nnew figurine: Gold Mickey. Standing at a height of 1.4 \nm, the statue depicts the familiar cartoon mouse with \na cheery expression and an outstretched arm. Accord-\ning to the brand, “Mickey Mouse is the most famous \nfictional character in the world. Since his creation in \n1928, the public has been enchanted by this enthusi-\nastic, dynamic, courageous and audacious character. \nBy becoming a universal Pop Culture icon, Mickey \nMouse inspired Leblon Delienne to create the Gold \nMickey figurine.” The statue is a limited edition with \n1,928 pieces created.\nLimited edition chocolate bar\nT.V. personality and chef Anthony Bour-\ndain and French chef Eric Ripert have \npartnered with Éclat Chocolate to cre-\nate a gourmet chocolate bar called “Salt \nand Sin”. The bar is made of 72% cacao \nchocolate made from Fair Trade organic \ncocoa beans and flavoured with Hima-\nlayan sea salt, orange, fennel, and spic-\nes. Previously the TV duo collaborated \nwith the same company to create the \n“Good and Evil” chocolate bar. Éclat \nis known for their chocolate bars that \nspotlight unusual flavour combinations \nso this mix of orange, fennel and spices \nis not out of the ordinary for them.\n",55,{"image":231,"text":232,"number":233},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.56.png","LA CRESTA SALES OFFICE \nBY PTANG STUDIO\n“‘’THE DISTINCTIVE FORM OF THE \nDESIGN BRINGS DYNAMICITY AND \nDIRECTIONALITY, HENCE CREATES \nA UNIQUE CHARACTER FOR THE \nSALES OFFICE.’’ \nPhilip Tang\nWith a long history of development along the mountain, the \nunique urban landscape of the Italian mountain cities provides the \narmature for the design concept of the LA CRESTA Sales Office, \nwhich is located at Kowloon Bay, with an area of approximately \n30,000 sq ft.  Inspired by the mystical atmosphere of Hong Kong \nand its most eclectic design influences, the LA CRESTA Sales \nOffice was born from the perfect combination of greyish and \nbrownish tones, textured by the fierce lines of some of BRABBU’s \nmost iconic upholstery pieces. \n“Grey is the warmest colour was the inspiration we found to \npresent you this outrageous new office interior design in Hong \nKong, designed by Ptang Studio Lda and furnished by BRABBU”.\nElements of nature are integrated into the interior through \nstreamlines, layered wall features, celebrating the contours and \ntectonic qualities of the natural landscape. Contrasting and \nsoftening the masculinity and tactility of contours, the choice \nof earth-toned leather also gives harmony to the interior. The \ndistinctive form of the design brings dynamicity and directionality, \nhence creates a unique character for the sales office. As BRABBU \ndesigns are fierce and truly authentic leaders when it comes to \nprovoking strong feelings in a room through the art of creating \ntimeless design furniture. This concept was the perfect match for \nPhilip’s interiors inspiration.\nBRABBU is a design brand that reflects an intense way of living, \nbringing fierceness, strength and power into an urban lifestyle. \nWith a diverse range of furniture, casegoods, upholstery, lighting \nand rugs, and through sensory design, we pass on a unique \nexperience in every piece we design and produce. Every day \nour tribe of designers and craftsmen search for the most high-\nquality materials and innovative techniques to bring the comfort, \nfunctionality and personality your spaces deserve. BRABBU’s \ndiverse customization solutions, wide range of materials, fabrics \nand finishes and short lead-time collection provides you all the \nelements that you need for a winning project. BRABBU is present \nat the world’s most renowned design events with new versatile \ndesign products for eclectic environments that foresee the next \ntrends. Handcraft in Europe and sold worldwide, we are the choice \nfor the most remarkable high-end residential and hospitality \nprojects throughout the world.\nLe Cresta Sales Office by Ptang Studio\n",56,{"image":235,"text":236,"number":237},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.57.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 57.\nPROJECTS \u002F\u002F\nLe Cresta Sales Office by Ptang Studio, Ibis armchair by Brabbu \nLe Cresta Sales Office by Ptang Studio, Ardara console by Brabbu \n",57,{"image":239,"text":240,"number":241},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.58.png","SPLENDIDO BAY LUXURY SPA RESORT\nPADENGHE SUL GARDA, ITALY\nBay Luxury Resort Spa by Studio Simonetti, Entryway\nBay Luxury Resort Spa by Studio Simonetti, \n",58,{"image":243,"text":244,"number":245},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.59.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 59.\n“With a privileged location on the \nedge of Lake Garda, the Relais \nSant’Emiliano has been recently \ntransformed into the most amazing \nmid-century modern paradise: \nSplendido Bay Luxury Resort!”\nWith a privileged location on the edge of Lake Garda, the Relais \nSant’Emiliano has been recently transformed into the most \namazing mid-century modern paradise: Splendido Bay Luxury \nResort! If you are a true fan of mid-century lighting, this five-star \nhotel signed by the Rimini-based interior design studio Studio \nSimonetti is everything you could ever dream of. \nSpecialized in hotel design, Studio Simonetti and its team of \nItalian architects and interior designers have more than 40 years in \nthe business and more than 40 hotel projects. From mid-century \nstyle to industrial design hotels, Studio Simonetti is a mandatory \nreference in what concerns luxurious interior design projects that \nevoke emotions and passion through every single detail. Splendido \nBay Luxury Spa Resort was no exception since the Italian interior \ndesign firm carried out an amazing work renovating the building, \nas well as designing the interiors of the five-star hotel. In the end, \nthey provided a luxurious hotel that features dazzling mid-century \nlamps and some of the most breathtaking views ever.\nThe main goal of this hotel design project was to transform the \npre-existing holiday village into a luxury resort that is also a place \nof “otium”, this is, that brings out the calmness and serenity of its \nsurrounding area. \nWithin easy reach of the historic cities of Mantua, Verona and \nBrescia, Splendido Bay Luxury Resort has a simple, yet classy \ndécor, that was inspired by the need to mix contemporary and \nunique design pieces with the typically more classic part of luxury \nhotels. But let’s start with the dazzling entrance décor, that grabs \neveryone’s attention since the very beginning with its natural \nlight and with the most astonishing mid-century wall fixtures by \nDelightFULL. It’s definitely a fancy way to make an entrance in \nthis hotel, located in one of the most beautiful places across Italy. \nWith a matte black finish, you can also find two Coltrane wall \nlamps near the bar and restaurant that combine perfectly with \na tropical and exotic wallpaper. The warm light exuded by the \nmid-century lamps helps to create a cosier and intimate ambience, \nmaking it perfect to be displayed in relaxed areas such as this one.\nWooden panelling, marbles, mid-century lighting and tropical \nwallpapers - which vary from green Ottanio to gold, from bronze \nto grey and from blue to beige - provide a refined elegance that \nelevates the interior design of this hotel. With 57 glamourous \nrooms, the five-star hotel marries everything that is sophisticated, \nrefined and luxurious.\nThe outdoor space, also designed by Studio Simonetti, is next to \nthe dazzling indoor common areas where you admire one of the \nmost breathtaking lakes of Italy, feeling like you are in an actual \nparadise. For a memorable stay, you also have a private beach \nwhere you can swim and relax on the sun terrace with a drink \nfrom the poolside bar that will allow experiencing sophisticated \ncocktails that represent the very best of the country’s cuisine. \nAll in all, you can’t miss the opportunity to meet this timeless \nfive-star hotel in Lake Garda, filled with bespoke items of design \nfurniture where the lighting design elevates the discreet luxury and \nsobriety of this Italian hotel.\nPROJECTS \u002F\u002F\nBay Luxury Resort Spa by Studio Simonetti, Coltrane wall lamps by DelightFULL\n",59,{"image":247,"text":248,"number":249},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.60.png","THE MODERN CLASSIC SPLENDOR \nOF SAVAGE GROUND HOUSE\nSavage Ground House, Vila Kozin, Ukraine\nSavage Ground House, Vila Kozin, Ukraine\nSavage Ground House, Vila Kozin, Ukraine\n",60,{"image":251,"text":252,"number":253},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.61.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 61.\nTo complement the unusual composition, they \nchose the Brubeck XL Wall Lights from the brand \nDelightFULL. Its extravagant form, reminiscent of \na musical organisation, perfectly emphasises the \ngenerally vertical orientation of the space. \nDeveloping the interior of this living room, the \ndesigners decided to add a fireplace, which was \nframed by elegant grey structures and pendant \nhanging lamps. The presence of high ceilings means \nthe possibility of installing massive designer lamps. \nThis time, they decided to fill the space with a chic \nchandelier from the Portuguese brand LUXXU. Made \nof brass and elegant crystal, it created a luxurious \natmosphere and brought even more glam to the \nliving room. \n“High windows let in a lot of light, so even the coolest \nshades do not seem gloomy, and the noble texture of \nmarble plays a new pattern in the daylight. [...] We \ndecided to make the sleeping area completely soft. \nFrom the ceiling, the velvet wall upholstery smoothly \nturns into a wide bed and ends with a wide carpet of \na grey-coffee hue. At the wall, decorated with a dark \nglass, there was a small banquet. \nHere, we decided to add an unusually curved lamp \nthat seems to frame this part of the room and serves \nas local lighting. Opposite the bed, traditionally \nequipped with a TV-zone, the area is complemented \nby a design of laconic drawers. We’ve decided to \nhighlight the wall using a decorative panel in ashy \ntones, the print of which remotely resembles the \nsilhouettes of flowering trees. In order to bring a \npiece of Renaissance art to our bedroom, we placed a \nbust of Venus Milosskaya made of white stone. This \nzone is equipped with a high mirror with a perimeter \nillumination. We also picked up a small designer \npouffe and, above the table, we decided to install a \npoetic pendant lamp in the form of hovering moon \nbirds”. The Savage Ground house definitely turned \nout to be a project that defies the laws of aesthetic.\nWhen we start to talk about the Savage Ground \nproject that took place in Ukraine, at Villa Kozin, \nwe have to highlight the powerful marble columns \nand their strength, the details of the crystals that \nreflect purity and subtlety, and the yellow metal \nthat symbolises the inexhaustible energy and \nheat. We sat down with the Rosko Design studio \nprofessionals that were responsible for the project. \nThey’ve explained to us that they used the principle \nof symmetrical arrangement of objects, as in the \ntraditional classical style, and complemented the \ninterior with modern art objects that reflect the \nphilosophy of our days. \nAs we listened to CEO Anatoly Roskovsko and \nDesigner Katerina, we realised they used many \nsources of soft light to unobtrusively emphasise the \nmain accents in the rooms, as well as the contrast \nof dark and light tones, to create a harmonious \npalette in the interior. It’s impossible not to notice \nthe decor items of the world’s leading brands, such \nas WALTER KNOLL, DelightFULL, LUXXU and \nothers in this project. Inspired by the abstract work \nof Catherine Severac, it became the key scene in the \nliving room of the house. “In the hall, we used a lot \nof warm light, which gently and elegantly fought \nin the gloss of floor marble.  Crystal and gilding \nof massive chandeliers give the interior a special \natmosphere and luxury. [...] For this hall, we decided \nto choose a special individual element - aquariums \nin the floor. Of course, the peculiarities of their \noperation was taken into account, the construction \nand glazing of the aquariums were carried out under \nthe guidance of competent specialists. Therefore, the \nowners don’t have to worry about their strength, \nbut simply enjoy unusual designs and surprise the \nguests”. It’s undeniable that the columns turned \nto be a striking accent to this room. Although they \nperform a basic function (to separate the dining area \nfrom the common space), they add a sense of order \nand sobriety hard to achieve. As a matter of fact, they \norganically fit into the interior as the grey marble \nhighlights the glowing blocks at the bottom of each \ncolumn. Thus, it seems that the columns are floating \nabove the floor, radiating warm light.\n“The choice of furniture \nwas based on the WALTER \nKNOLL brand, which \nattracted the designers with its \nlaconic forms.”\nPROJECTS \u002F\u002F\n",61,{"image":255,"text":256,"number":257},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.62.png","PARIS IS ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA \nWITH A JAMES BOND IRREVERENT TOUCH\nEverybody knows that Audrey Hepburn said “Paris is always a \ngood idea”. But how many of us know that this city, more than \na state of mind, is a state of art and design? Yes, it’s not that \nobvious. Usually, we associate Paris simply with romance. And \nwe forget about the anonymous painters. And we forget about \nMontmartre (how can it be?). And we forget about art and design. \nAnd then, when we realize, we forget a little about ourselves, too. \nSomewhere in Clichy - in the 9th arrondissement of Paris - there is \na stunning place, almost taken out of a movie, that was the subject \nof a home makeover by interior design studio [10surdix]. \nThis French team created an inspiring modern home filled with \nindustrial accents and a mid-century sideboard that you won’t \never forget. In the centre of this French movie, there is an English \nstar, as big as James Bond itself – the Monocles Sideboard. This \nmovie-inspired sideboard makes all the difference in the room. As \nsoon as you see it, you feel that you’re in a James Bond movie and, \ndamn it, that you are James Bond himself. To decorate a place with \na 70s groove couldn’t have been easier since its gold plated brass \nlights up a room all by itself. The monocles circles are engraved on \nthe back and side of the unit, giving it an extreme character and \nhigh-end look. Retro lovers and mid-century aficionados become \nadmired with such a décor beauty. This renovated house, entirely \ndesigned by the French trio, displays an open plan living very \ncharacteristic of industrial interiors. \nThe more modern and slightly bohemian look was achieved not \nonly with Essential Home’s Monocles sideboard but also with \nDelightFULL’s minimalist Clark chandelier. Deciding to use an \noversized mirror simply placed against the wall, they made a way \nto convey a relaxed vibe in such a wide space as this living room. \nThe concrete wall behind the television attributed a special touch \nwith the handpainted flowers on the top. The canopy between the \nmaster bedroom and the corridor was handmade especially for this \nsole purpose in the studios’ workshops near Paris. The wall fixtures \nBrubeck wall sconces are also bespoke pieces from the mid-century \nlighting brand DelightFULL. During your next trip to Paris, don’t \nforget to see this irreverent piece in Clichy.\n“Everybody knows that Audrey Hepburn \nsaid “Paris is always a good idea”. \nBut how many of us know that this city, \nmore than a state of mind, is a state of \nart and design? ”\n",62,{"image":259,"text":260,"number":261},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.63.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 63.\nPROJECTS \u002F\u002F\n",63,{"image":263,"text":264,"number":265},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.64.png","PETER MARINO\nWith 500 illustrations, this is the book to enter into Peter Ma-\nrino’s world. You can see each project and collaboration in a \nchronological journey that will give you access to Marino’s per-\nspective on themes like art and architecture. A guide to the cre-\native world the architect inhabits featuring his narrative voice \nand vision.\nMarino’s commissions explore the relationship between art and \narchitecture. The process of these collaborations is documented \nhere through personal anecdotes, notes, diaristic photographs \nand sketches, culminating in beautifully photographed images \nof the final works.\nCities like Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Munich, Sin-\ngapore and Tokyo already have Peter Marino’s style, the profes-\nsional that is the premier architect of luxury brand spaces world-\nwide like Chanel, Dior, and Louis Vuitton. This is the first book \nto look at the collaborative process by which Marino has com-\nmissioned site-specific works for luxury retail spaces from artists \nincluding Richard Deacon, Vik Muniz, Vanessa Beecroft, James \nTurrell, Not Vital, and Jean-Michel Othoniel. \nThe Luxury Edition\n",64,{"image":267,"text":268,"number":269},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.65.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 65.\nBOOKS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nAUTHORS \nThe book is a project made by Peter Marino, principal of \nPeter Marino Architect PLLC, an internationally acclaimed \narchitecture, planning, and design firm based in New York \nCity. With the collaboration of Brad Goldfarb, a New York-\nbased writer and special projects editor at Architectural \nDigest and Gay Gassmann, a trained art historian and art \nconsultant, writer, and editor for more than thirty years, \nwhich has worked with Peter Marino for almost as long.\n",65,{"image":271,"text":272,"number":273},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.66.png","THE SPIRIT OF BENTLEY\nNearly a century ago, Bentley Motors Ltd was born, founded by \nWalter Owen Bentley in 1919 in Cricklewood, North London. \nSince its inception, Bentley has become an arresting and eloquent \nvoice for the British persona and this book not only illustrates \nthe engineering excellence of the marque but also introduces to-\nday’s Bentley Boys, a tribe of Bentley and Britain adherents both \ninspired and motivated by what it means to be British. \nThe spirit of Bentley features varied creatives like Pink Floyd’s \nNick Mason, Alice Temperley and interior designer Kelly Hop-\npen. This title is a celebration of the enlivening fire behind the \nbrand as synonymous with the UK as the Union Jack.\nthe Spirit of Bentley\nFor Bentley, it has always been about building the best car in \nits class, and not only building a fast and good car. For decades \nBentley Motors went on to clench five total, and four consecu-\ntive, victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the world’s oldest and \nmost prestigious automobile endurance race, achievements that \nbuilt Bentley spirit.\n",66,{"image":275,"text":276,"number":277},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.67.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 67.\nBOOKS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nAUTHORS\nWith a degree in art history and anthropology, nomadic Parisian \nphotographer Aline Coquelle has always travelled the world. \nCoquelle works only with silver film in order to keep alive the \nmagic of old-time photography because she believes “saving tra-\ndition is the new revolution”. Winemaker, industry consultant, \ncellar advisor, speaker and visiting lecturer, Count Gelasio Gae-\ntani d’Aragona Lovatelli is an eclectic and versatile authority on \nItalian and international wines, having travelled and worked in \nthe US, South America, England, and the Far East. Photographer \nLaziz Hamani has produced work for the world’s most renowned \nluxury names. Although his talent for lighting and studio tech-\nniques has been acknowledged, he still appreciates, and finds \nit necessary, to work on location in a more spontaneous style. \nAfter graduating school, while working in theatre and film, Har-\nald Gottschalk met the renowned Robert Doisneau; Gottschalk \nbecame Doisneau’s assistant and began fulfilling his childhood \ndream to become a photographer. Parallel to his personal work, \nGottschalk collaborates on many prestigious projects and publi-\ncations with international brands.\n",67,{"image":279,"text":280,"number":281},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.68.png","Trend Book forecasts future trends for the Home and Interiors. \nThis tool explains how trends grow, evolve and flow; helping perceive and understand how \nthey will interact with our daily life.\nwww.trendesignbook.com\n",68,{"image":283,"text":284,"number":285},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.69.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 69.\nCULTURAL FUSION\nCulture Fusion brings together a diverse mix of \ncultural references. The evolution of connectivity, \nboth real and virtual, are driving this trend – which \nfocuses on a growing sense of community, cultural \nsharing and breaking boundaries. Colour palettes \nwill be strong, deep, and bold. An increase in attitude \nand liberty of mind will translate in high contrast \ncolours, such as yellow, navy, purple and red.\nGala Beauty Inspired \nby Frida Kahlo\nPicadilly cabinet - Boca do Lobo\nGoroka Side Table -BRABBU\nHabibib Rug - RugSociety\nARTISAN MADE\nA continued interest in handmade products by \nindependent designers will win over big-box \nofferings. Interior designers and clients seek \nindividuality in products they source and they will \nbuy more from artisan craftsmen in 2018.\nFiligree Mirror - Boca do Lobo\n",69,{"image":287,"text":288,"number":289},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.70.png","GEOMETRIC PATTERNS AND \nFLORALS\nFashion designers were showing plenty of fun and \nwild mixed patterns for this season and it seems \nit’s going to be a hit in home decor, too.\nGeometric minimalism is going to be a driving \ntrend in 2018. Nature motifs, such as florals will be \nfinding their way into fashion, fine jewellery, and \nhome decor.\nPicadilly sideboard - Boca do Lobo\nPixel cabinet - Boca do Lobo\nOscar Rug - RugSociety\nDolce Gabbana Womens Maiolica Collection\nVELVET AND STONE\nBrushed metals are on the decline, while new \ntextures like velvet and stone will rise in popularity.\nVelvet is making waves for the new year as \ncustomers seek new ways to incorporate soft \nluxury.\nErdem fall winter 17\u002F18\nBardot armchair - Essential Home\nBourbon sofa - BRABBU\nApache table Light - BRABBU\n",70,{"image":291,"text":292,"number":293},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.71.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 71.\nBourbon sofa - BRABBU\n",71,{"image":295,"text":296,"number":297},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.72.png","Much-anticipated design gallery featuring a highly curated online exhibit of contemporary design, \nrenowned designers, and emergent cutting-edge newcomers. As a frontier between design and art, Design \nGallerist’s uncovered new developments in contemporary design, broadcast International design shows, \ngive you interviews with design icons, preview gallery showings and guide you thru the most important \nbreakthroughs in contemporary design.\nN AT U R A L  M E TA M O R P H O S I S\nDesign gallerist\nRare & Unique Products\nWWW.DESIGNGALLERIST.COM\nForms of nature, wood, steel, glass,  marble and metals a selection of renowned design brands and unique \npieces that are inspired by nature and the world heritage.\n",72,{"image":299,"text":300,"number":301},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.73.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 73.\nNEWS & TRENDS \u002F\u002F\nEWE is a design studio based in Mexico City, dedicated to creating handcrafted \nlimited edition sculptural and functional objects. \nWood, steel and blown glass have all been altered by fire to produce EWE Studio’s \nlimited-edition furniture and lighting collection, entitled ‘Alquimia’. “We are \ndevoted to the preservation and advancement of Mexico’s rich artisan heritage, \nand we embrace new mediums and languages for the execution of each piece. \nWith a desire to reflect tradition as part of the natural flow of design, we praise \ndiverse techniques, blend primitive roughness with pristine surfaces and use \nnatural empathic materials that appeal to the senses. Mexican history is our \ninspiration for forging new ideas that have substance and meaning.  Together \nwith the unique skills of each artisan, we collaborate to transform glass, wood, \nmetal, textile and stone, among other raw materials, into magnificent and original \ncontemporary pieces of collectible design.“\nEWE Studio’s handcrafted \nLimited Edition Furniture Collection: Born Of Fire\nBlown Glass - Burnt Oiled Steel \nHammered Brass, Handcrafted\nEdition of 10, GALLERY, EWE, \nMexico City\nAlquimia Collection Magma Lighting \nFixture Eleven Bubble Wall Lamp, \n2018\nBurnt Oak - Burnt Oiled Steel - Orizaba \nMarble,Handcrafted\nEdition of 10, GALLERY, EWE, Mexico City\newe-studio.com\nAlquimia Collection \nHumo Dining Table, 2018\n",73,{"image":303,"text":304,"number":305},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.74.png","Limited-edition Objets Nomades collection pays homage to \nthe special-order that are the heritage of the House. \nLouis Vuitton has given life to stunning travel-inspired \nObjets Nomades, imagined by some of the world’s most-\nrenowned designers. Each object is an encounter between \na designer and Louis Vuitton’s creative artisans, a mixing of \ntheir different savoir-faires in an imaginative interpretation \nof the idea of travel. \neu.louisvuitton.com\nPhotos by Philippe Lacombe.\nTHE OBJETS NOMADES\nBY LOUIS VUITTON\nBeach Chair \nby Maarten Baas\nPALAVER CHAIR AND SWING CHAIR \nBY PATRICIA URQUIOLA.\nMaracatu\nby Campana Brothers\n",74,{"image":307,"text":308,"number":309},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.75.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 75.\nBeach Chair \nby Maarten Baas\n“BRABBU is a design brand that reflects an intense way \nof living, bringing fierceness, strength and power into an \nurban lifestyle. With a diverse range of furniture, casegoods, \nupholstery, lighting and rugs, and through sensory design, \nwe pass on a unique experience in every piece we design \nand produce. Every day our tribe of designers and craftsmen \nsearch for the most high-quality materials and innovative \ntechniques to bring the comfort, functionality and \npersonality your spaces deserve.” \nwww.brabbu.com\nBRABBU\nAN INTENSE WAY OF LIVING \nHuang is a mountain range in eastern China known for \nits spectacular scenery. Inspired by this magnificence, our \ndesigners created HUANG Cabinet. It features an outside \nin walnut root veneer, an inside in rosewood veneer \nand details in matte hammered brushed aged brass. \nThis wood cabinet brings instant character to a modern \ninterior design.\nwww.brabbu.com\u002Fproduct\u002Fcasegoods\u002Fhuang\u002Fcabinet\u002F\nHUANG \nCABINET BY BRABBU\nA stunning round Sahara Noir marble top rests upon a tri-\npoint polished brass base creating a simple yet pronounced \nand elegant dining table. Paris will add a stylish focal point \nto any dining area.\nwww.bykoket.com\nPARIS\nDINING TABLE BY KOKET\nLa chance uses the iconic patterns of the parisian upholstery \nhouse and mixes them with precious marbles for  six \nnumbered limited editions of the ronin chair designed by \nemil lagoni & werner valbak.\nwww.lachance.paris\nTHE RONIN CHAIR DESIGNED\nBY EMILE LAGONI AND WERNER VALBAK, LIMITED EDITION\n",75,{"image":311,"text":312,"number":313},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.76.png","If you are looking for a travel destination full of history and beautiful landscapes, Scotland is your next stop. \nCovetED Magazine offers you the ultimate guide to the best Scottish experience.\nLUXURY TRAVEL\nTHE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THE BEST SCOTTISH EXPERIENCE\n",76,{"image":315,"text":316,"number":317},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.77.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 77.\nFIRST STOP \nEDINBURGH\nEdinburgh is the starting point for your journey. Although it is the capital of Scotland, it is not a busy city. \nYou can easily walk and visit all the main landmarks available. Go up the Royal Mile, the main road of the \ncity’s historical centre until you reach one of the jewels of Scotland: Edinburgh Castle. This is where kings and \nqueens were crowned and where a lot of Scotland’s most important historic landmarks took place. Take your \ntime to explore the castle and absorb every single detail of its history.  On your way back, make sure to stop \nby the vibrant and colourful Grass Market, an area in Edinburgh’s old town, where you can find endless ideas \nfor your next projects, due to the great variety of independent merchants, designers and artisans. Although the \nGrass market is nowadays a must-go place for Design and Art lovers, between the 14th and the 19th century, \nthe scenery was a bit different, since its main square used to be the place where executions took place. One of \nthe most famous executions was Maggie Dickson’s, a local woman, who survived her death sentence and led \nto a big change in the laws of that time. (Curious about this story?  Visit the-grassmarket.com and read more \nabout Maggie Dickson’s faith) Her name is now one of Edinburgh’s best-known bars.  Then, go up Calton Hill, \nUNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can find several monuments and a unique view over the city, which \nmakes it the perfect spot to take pictures and enjoy the city view. Edinburgh has a lot more to offer, so make \nsure you don’t miss anything.\nThe Balmoral - Palm Court \n",77,{"image":319,"text":320,"number":321},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.78.png","Where to stay:\nThe Balmoral  Hotel  - The Luxury Experience\nFor over a century, The Balmoral, a grand railway hotel that makes \npart of the Rocco Forte Hotels for over 20 years, found home at \nEdinburgh’s most prestigious address: No. 1 Princes Street. The ho-\ntel is one of Scotland’s most recognised landmarks and its majestic \nclock tower dominates the capital’s skyline, while its castle views \nare some of the city’s most coveted ones. The Hotel was refurbished \nin 2017, a three-month modernization project led by Olga Polizzi, \nRocco Forte Hotels’ Director of Building & Design.  Authenticity is \nthe word that best describes the Hotel, and, as Olga Polizzi explains, \nit is fundamental to the “enlivening of some of the best rooms over-\nlooking the castle and the Sir Walter Scott monument” – the larg-\nest monument ever built to a writer in the world. The 37 rooms \nand suites embody a Scottish woodland theme that adds a touch \nof magic and romance to any stay in the city. A colour palette of \nblues, greens, greys and purples evokes the lochs and heathers from \nthe hills, bringing the Scottish landscape inside. The sylvan theme \nextends to the wallpaper, set to feature trees and foliage, while the \ncarved mirrors and tables have bronze branch-like legs. Recessed \nwindow seats allow guests to reflect and take a moment to enjoy \nsome of the best views in the city. The contemporary feel of the \nrooms is matched with luxurious and timeless furniture, such as \nhandmade beds by Glencraft, suppliers to the Queen at Balmoral \nCastle. Many of the fabrics were sourced from the Scottish com-\npany The Isle Mill and the cushions from the irreverent Scottish \nbrand Timorous Beasties.  Any luxury hotel has its own Michelin \nstar restaurant and The Balmoral is not different.  \nWe urge you to take part of the Taste Of Scotland Experience during \nwhich guests can source and cook the very best of Scotland’s pro-\nduce under the watchful eye of Brian Grigor, Head Chef at Michelin \nstar restaurant Number One.\nADDRESS: 1 Princes St, Edinburgh EH2 2EQ, UK\nWEBSITE: https:\u002F\u002Fwww.roccofortehotels.com\u002Fhotels-and-resorts\u002Fthe-bal-\nmoral-hotel\u002F \nThe Balmoral,  Superior Deluxe Room\n",78,{"image":323,"text":324,"number":325},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.79.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 79.\nDunstane House – The Boutique Hotel Experience\nIf you prefer to experience a boutique hotel concept, Dunstane \nHouse is the place to stay. This is a lovely 16-room boutique hotel \nset in a Victorian Town House in Edinburgh’s elegant West End. \nDunstane House combines understated luxury accommodation \nwith an inviting all-day restaurant and stylish cocktail bar. A cosier \nexperience, let’s put it this way, where the interior designer Han-\nnah Lohan has created a contemporary urban sanctuary with an \nauthentic Scottish soul. Subtly mixing the old and the new, the ho-\ntel’s evocative interiors combine the neoclassical design of old-town \nEdinburgh with a modern approach to pared-down luxury, creating \nthe welcoming feel of a country house hotel; close to the action but \naway from the bustle. Neutral interiors punctuated by bold colours \ncelebrate traditional features like stucco work, original fireplaces \nand ornate cornice in the lounge, whilst bespoke furniture includ-\ning over-sized armchairs and deep blue velvet sofas create a sense \nof both decadence and comfort. Throughout the hotel, artworks \ncurated by local artist Nicky Brooks depict scenes of Edinburgh and \nOrkney, with a special Orkney collection curated by students of \nEdinburgh College of Art on show in the lounge. A new, carefully \nconsidered all-day dining menu served in the lounge offers residents \nthe finest Scottish produce with signature dishes including Cullen \nSkink, Crispy Ayrshire Clash Farm Pork Belly, Tender Seared Or-\nkney Scallops and the Dunstane’s own Whisky-Slaked Cranachan, \na traditional Scottish dessert made with whipped cream, whisky, \nhoney and raspberries. The adjoining Ba’ Bar, named after the feisty \nstreet football game traditionally played in Orkney, has a contrast-\ning deep blue interior with a sophisticated members’ club feel. \nTartan curtains and a custom-made, dark wood bar create an inti-\nmate feel. The perfect setting for cocktails, Ba’ Bar’s tipples include \nGin, Rhubarb and Pepper tonic, Whisky Spice and Ecosse Colada, as \nwell as one of the widest selections of whisky in Edinburgh.  The \nservice is superb! Do give it a try. \nADDRESS: Dunstane House Hotel, 4 W Coates, Edinburgh EH12 5JQ, UK\nWEBSITE:  https:\u002F\u002Fthedunstane.com\u002F \nDunstane Houses Exterior\nRoom - Credit photos Rita Platts \n",79,{"image":327,"text":328,"number":329},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.80.png","SECOND STOP\nBLANTYRE\nOn your way to the third destination, Inverness, you have to stop by Blantyre on \nthe outskirts of Glasgow.\nIf you love a luxury historical experience like CovetED does, do take time to visit \nand stay at the Crossbasket Hotel.\nA spectacular 17th-century building with nine palatial bedrooms including a \nfour-storey bridal tower, opulent public rooms, grand ballroom and fine-dining \nrestaurant from Albert & Michel Roux Jr.\nAlthough the building is a magnificent castle, the Crossbasket opened its doors \nonly two years ago, but has already established itself as one of the best hotels in \nScotland and was recently awarded the coveted Best Newcomer or Back on the \nScene Award at the Condé Nast Johansens Annual Awards for Excellence 2016.\nEach of the nine en-suite bedrooms is named after a historical custodian of the cas-\ntle and finished with stunning period windows, bed dressings and antique furni-\nture. As you drive by the gates of the Hotel, the castle is immediately seen, with a \nbeautiful garden surrounding it. And when you enter the hotel, you are immersed \nin the luxurious feeling of a 17th-century castle, its cosiness and comfort. But the \nbest comes when you wake up in the morning, open the windows and see a vast \nbeautiful garden and river right in front of your eyes. So relaxing, so beautiful, so \ninspiring!\nFor dinner, you must try the chef’s menu, a typically Scottish experience we tried \nand approved! The selection of international wines was superb and really compli-\nmented the wonderful menu.\nADDRESS: Crossbasket Castle, Stoneymeadow Rd, East Kilbride, Glasgow G72 9UE, UK\nWEBSITE:  http:\u002F\u002Fwww.crossbasketcastle.com\u002F \n",80,{"image":331,"text":332,"number":333},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.81.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 81.\nTRAVEL GUIDE \u002F\u002F\nTHIRD STOP\nINVERNESS\nInverness is the capital of the breathtaking Highlands. If you \nare curious about the name, Inverness means “the mouth of the \nNess river”. It is, as you already guessed, the neighbour of the fa-\nmous Loch Ness. There is so much to see. This is the place to stop \nand plan your tour to the Highlands. Unmissable: Loch Ness, of \ncourse, and not because of the lake’s pet monster, Nessie (good \nluck trying to catch sight of it, we couldn’t), but mostly because \nof its amazing landscape. We were lucky enough to visit the lake \nduring sunset and the reflection of the dark orange tones of the \nsun on the water, as well of the snowy mountains behind it, was \nindescribable. But, the beautiful scenery goes on. The next stop is \nEilean Donan Castle, one of the most iconic images of Scotland, a \ndreamy castle built on a small island at the point where three great \nsea lochs meet. You have to cross a beautiful stone bridge to get to \nthe 13th-century building and as you do so, you will get a glimpse \nof the beautiful mountains across the water. Finally, you must vis-\nit the Isle of Skye, one of the most beautiful places on earth and \nhome to some of the most wonderful tales that you can possibly \nlisten to about Scotland.\nWhere to stay:\nKINGSMILLS HOTEL  - The Luxury Experience\nThe building dates back to 1785 and was the place where famous \nScottish poet Robert Burns wrote some of his poems.  Set with-\nin acres of manicured grounds, The Kingsmills Hotel is the perfect \nblend of historic tradition, contemporary design and passionate ser-\nvice. Upon arrival, you are offered a glass of good Scottish whisky, \nthe first taste of the Highlands.\nWith 147 en-suite rooms, choose between the spacious, timeless \nand elegant Classic Rooms. Alternatively, treat yourself to fully \nair-conditioned Luxury rooms with calming lush heather colours \nand a nod to their heritage with a contemporary tartan. You will \nfeel instantly relaxed as you step into a haven of personal space. A \nshort wander through the lush gardens, through the flower beds of \nnepeta, roses and evergreens lead you to our Garden Rooms, nestled \nin idyllic seclusion. Wrapped in your fluffy bathrobe and slippers, \nenjoy the views from your own garden patio out over the land-\nscaped garden. Offering a choice of restaurants serving the very best \nfrom Scotland’s larder, the light and airy Conservatory Restaurant \nleads directly onto the garden terrace.\nADDRESS: Culcabock Rd, Inverness IV2 3LP, UK\nWEBSITE: www.kingsmillshotel.com\u002F\n",81,{"image":335,"text":336,"number":337},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.82.png","ROCPOOL RESERVE - The Boutique Hotel Experience\nRocpool Reserve offers a different kind of luxury getaway. With \nonly 11 rooms, the hotel focuses on elegance and extreme comfort, \nrather than on opulence.  There are four kinds of rooms to choose \nfrom, each with a contemporary feel from chic, hip to decadent. \nEach of the rooms features emperor-size beds and some even feature \noutdoor hot tubs and balconies. In-room massage treatments are \navailable upon request. We had a wonderful dinner at the Hotel’s \nRestaurant, at a roundtable overseeing the city of Inverness. Chez \nRoux is the name of the restaurant, which is overseen by legendary \nFrench chef Albert Roux. We chose mushroom risotto, one of the \nbest risottos we have ever tasted, cooked with Scottish ingredients, \nsourced locally, with a classic French twist. Definitely a must-try.\nADDRESS: Culduthel Rd, Inverness IV2 4AG, UK\nWEBSITE:  www.rocpool.com\u002F\nRocpool Reserve Room\n",82,{"image":339,"text":340,"number":341},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.83.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 83.\nLAST STOP\nSUNNY ABERDEEN\nYes, the city is known as sunny Aberdeen because it is one of the \nmost pleasant cities in Scotland weather-wise, and the day we chose \nto visit it, we were not deceived. We were lucky enough to find a \nsunny winter day, in which the cold was not a problem due to the \nwarm rays of sunbathing the castle’s ruins. \nThings to see: Old town of Aberdeen, with well-preserved ancient \nbuildings and streets. For shopping, make sure you stroll down \nBelmont Street. And finally do not miss the opportunity to visit \nStonehaven, a beautiful city by the sea, with the tastiest Fish & \nChips of Scotland, which is just 2 miles away from another one of \nScotland’s most amazing castles. Dunnottar Castle is a ruined me-\ndieval fortress. The buildings we see today are mainly from the 15th \nand 16th centuries, and the Castle itself played an important role \nin the history of Scotland, being a strategic point during the 18th \ncentury Jacobite uprisings. The ruins of the castle are spread over \n1.4 hectares and offer one of the most stunning views ever, though \nits seaside steep cliffs.\nView of the Hotel From The Driveway\n",83,{"image":343,"text":344,"number":345},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.84.png","Where to stay:\nTHE MARCLIFFE HOTEL\nThe building dates back to 1785 and was the place where famous The Marcliffe is an intimate five-star luxury \nhotel, set on scenically beautiful Royal Deeside against a backdrop of 11 acres of wooded grounds, just min-\nutes away from Aberdeen’s city centre. As you enter the hotel, you immediately get a feeling of warmth and \ncomfort offered by the fireplace and very comfortable couches in the lobby. It has welcomed many high profile \nguests, from the British Royal Family to foreign dignitaries, Hollywood actors, Rockstars and legendary golfers. \nThe seven suites and 33 bedrooms, each named after a Scottish castle, are all exclusively designed as a restful, \nelegant refuge for both the business and leisure traveller. But it’s the facilities of the Hotel that make it so \nunique. The Hotel has a very slick artificial grass putting green for Golf lovers, a Gym and Spa, which we tried \nand was one of the best experiences of our Scottish tour, as well as the  Conservatory Restaurant, of course, \nwhich offers the best local Scottish cuisine including Scottish Beef, along with fish, lobster and seafood. But \nThe Drawing Room Bar is something else. It boasts an extensive wine list of over 400 bins, plus over 100 Single \nMalt Whiskies and an impressive collection of Scottish Gins. The staff is lovely and the atmosphere warm.\nADRESS:N Deeside Rd, Pitfodels, Aberdeen AB15 9YA, UK\nWEBSITE: www.marcliffe.com\u002F \nThe Marcliffe Hotel and Spa\n",84,{"image":347,"text":348,"number":349},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.85.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 85.\n",85,{"image":351,"text":352,"number":353},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.86.png","GRAND HOTEL BARCELONA\nBARCELONA, SPAIN\nWhen we think about Barcelona, there are a few things that im-\nmediately come up to mind, such as the Gaudí architectural mas-\nterpieces and, of course, the Gothic Quarter. And it was at Via \nLaietana, at the heart of this artistic city, that we found Grand \nHotel Barcelona. Starting at the entrance, behind the large lobby, \nwe were able to find promptly the nicest staff, always ready to \nanswer our questions.\nActually, you don’t need to be worried pretty much about any-\nthing. They will do the ‘hard’ work of taking care of your well-be-\ning, from guiding you to your room to presenting you with all \nthe advantages of choosing this magnificent hotel. Grand Hotel \nBarcelona enchants every visitant with its sober colours bathed \nby a golden touch. When you enter a guest room - which can be \na standard or superior room or a statement suite - you feel the \ncomfort that it exhales, from the huge bed that yells lust to the \ncharming details of lighting, modern chairs and illustrative books. \nAnd what about the incredible landscape that you can see through \nthe window? It seems endless to talk about all the advantages of \nresting here. To relax after a buzzy journey has never been easier. \nYou have access to a spa that will turn the end of your day into \nsomething brilliant.  On the seventh floor, you will find all you \nneed for your well-being.\nA thermal suite, treatments and fitness are all reliable options.\nOn the rooftop, we found the ex-libris itself: an inviting swim-\nming pool that so much appealed to our senses. An extra, it also \ngives you access to one of the most incredible landscapes in the \ncity. When your appetite speaks louder, it’s time to visit City \nRestaurant. Once there, you will be delighted with a menu served \nwith all the wise of genial gastronomic connaisseurs. We took the \nchance of tasting the chef appetizer, cornetes with guacamole and \nolive oil. Trust us, it was a delighting experience. Then, the first \nstarter was served. Light rockfish soup and sea tempura, a rich \nmélange to your palate. The expectations were high when we \npeaked the second starter, truffle potato strudel with quail buds. \nWe couldn’t be more satisfied, it was divinely prepared. The main \ndish came afterwards, skewer hake, onion soup and roasted shal-\nlots. With this gastronomic climax, we were already touché, along \nwith a marvellous wine. When the dessert arrived, the softness of \n“Mel i Mató” with pecan nuts was the perfect ending picture of a \ndelicious portrait. One thing we are sure: to come back soon is the \nfeeling of each visitor that leaves this majestic building. Indeed, a \nhymn to the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona.\nWebsite: www.grandhotelcentral.com\nAddress: Via Laietana, 30, 08003 Barcelona, Spain\n",86,{"image":355,"text":356,"number":357},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.87.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 87.\nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\n",87,{"image":359,"text":360,"number":361},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.88.png","THE MERCER HOTEL\nBARCELONA, SPAIN\nWhat an exciting experience! When we entered the Hotel, we \nthought we were going back to the real Gothic period. A building \nloaded with history and inheritance of those years. \nThe Hotel has an excellent location, in perfect harmony with the \nsurrounding environment. Very close to the Gothic Cathedral of \nBarcelona, it has the original feature, and most of the old Gothic \nruins are still intact. We see that the great challenge was to in-\nclude a Hotel with charm and elegance, within these walls. Mate-\nrials such as iron and lots of glass, turn this Hotel a perfect symbi-\nosis between the past and the present.  We could also observe this \non the street, just before entering the Hotel. Just amazing. The \nstone is the main feature of this hotel, which has been accumulat-\ning remains of different construction styles throughout history \ndating from the 1st to the 19th century. Its medieval facade, full \nof balconies, welcomes guests through a large solid wood gate. \nInside, an orange patio framed by columns of the seventeenth \ncentury helps the light reach the interiors. As soon as we arrived, \nwe were exclusively welcomed by a group of professionals, who \nguided us in a serene and elegant manner. The large Lobby is a \nharmonious and an extremely inviting space. A well-appointed \nlounge area with pieces of author and design appropriated the \nplace. All with all care. During the morning, we had the pleasure \nof having breakfast, where everything was prepared with the ut-\nmost care and we noticed that we’re very near a meeting room, \nwhich was indeed, a true relic of the past.  This room practically \nmaintains intact the structure of the Gothic, where we could see \na large stone arch at its entrance. This room is completed with \na large table and chairs, and a large rug that covers almost any \nspace. A thoughtful restoration by architect Rafael Moneo trans-\nformed the building into an elegant, sophisticated hotel. The ar-\nchitectural features have been preserved to create a deeply com-\nfortable, discreet yet welcoming ambience. \n",88,{"image":363,"text":364,"number":365},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.89.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 89.\nThe Hotel opened in 2012 by the hands of this Architect. There \nwas also the collaboration of interior designer Amanda Molina, \nwho belongs to the Mercer Hotel team. The great philosophy for \nthis architect was the combination of historical heritage, contem-\nporary design and an exceptional service level. It is classified as 5 * \nGL Monument and has 28 rooms and suites. Regarding facilities, \none can enjoy the Glazed Courtyard “Orange Tree Patio”, fine \ndining at the “Mercer Restaurant”, the tapas bar “Le Bouchon”, \na Cocktail Bar, a Library, and a Rooftop terrace with pool and \nbar service. The 28 rooms of the hotel preserve the height of its \nceilings and the original wooden beams. The proposal of Moneo \nintegrates heritage and elements recovered with pieces of noble \nmaterials of the last generation, such as the Corian of the bath-\nrooms, as well as furniture of simple and austere design.\nWebsite: www.mercerbarcelona.com\nAddress: Lledó, 7. 08002 Barcelona (Spain)\n“This is an experience that we would \nadvise everyone to feel, without a doubt, \ndue to the magnificent people at Mercer \nthat have turned real this glorious \nexperience.” \nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\n",89,{"image":367,"text":368,"number":369},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.90.png","LE NARCISSE BLANC HÔTEL & SPA\nPARIS, FRANCE\nLe Narcisse Blanc, a 37-room boutique hotel is easily described as \nelegant, in the true meaning of the word. This charming, small \nand  truly Parisian five-star hotel located in the heart of a historic \nneighbourhood in the ‘City of Lights’ (more specifically in the \n7th arrondissement of Paris) is all about detail and ambiance: the \nartwork, architecture and furniture, of the establishment makes \nthis hotel-spa a reference to Parisian lifestyle and a must visit.\nThe Parisian well-being is easily understood from the moment \npeople enter the hotel, and one of the best assets is without any \ndoubt the strategically positioned rooms, which overlook the Eif-\nfel tower and other must-see sites.\n",90,{"image":371,"text":372,"number":373},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.91.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 91.\nComposed of silky neutrals colours such as beige, black and \nwhite, but also some light rose, sky blue and even pale gold, the \nhotel’s ambience breathes a sense of feminism, in a very smooth \nand elegant way. Designed for comfort, every single room has a \nclear attention to detail, with a warm feeling. A delicate and in-\nviting tour provided by the hotel concierge highlights the peace-\nful feeling people experience since making the first contact.\nWith suites on the hotel’s top floor, with awesome views of the \nheart of Paris, it is even possible to see the Sacre-Coeur Basilica in \nthe top of Montmartre, among other city hallmarks.\nIn the first floor of the hotel, one can encounter the spa, an in-\ntimate and cosy space with a slightly “Hungarian” ambience. \nUpon entering, one is immediately bestowed with the green \nreflection of an extraordinary small pool. Undoubtedly, the ex-\ntremely elegant little pink sofas are the Ex-libris of this singular \nspa. Sampling infused water, dry fruits and nuts are some of the \nperks customers can benefit, alongside facials and body treat-\nments and massages, perfect for relaxation.\nDuring their stay, Narcisse Blanc guests can enjoy the best of \nin the hotel’s restaurant, Cléo, a masterpiece of French cuisine \nhosted by the excellent Canadian Chef Zachary Caviller.  \nWebsite: \u002Fwww.lenarcisseblanc.com\u002Fen\u002F\nAddress: 19 Boulevard de la Tour-Maubourg, 75007 Paris, France\nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\n",91,{"image":375,"text":376,"number":377},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.92.png","Inaugurated on January 31st in 1964, the Intercontinental Genève \nranks amongst the world’s high-luxury five-star hotels. Located at \nthe heart of the United Nations district, this lush eighteen-story ho-\ntel, listed among the heritage buildings of the 1960s, overlooks Lake \nLéman and the city of Geneva, with an incomparable view of Mont \nBlanc and the Jura mountains. The hotel is situated close to inter-\nnational organizations and multinationals, as well as PALEXPO, the \nLake Geneva Region’s primary exhibition and conference centre, and \nthe International Conference Centre of Geneva (CICG).  True to its \nreputation as the most international hotel in Geneva, the InterCon-\ntinental has hosted some of the most famous world leaders. The leg-\nendary discretion and security of the hotel have made it the confidant \nand caretaker of many events of International Importance. In the \n2000s, a new era came to the InterContinental with a complete reno-\nvation by New York designer Tony Chi. Member of the Interior De-\nsign Hall of Fame, Tony Chi infused the hotel with the quintessential \nZen atmosphere. The extensive renovation took ten years, ending in \n2013. After entering the hotel and walking over the cobblestones, one \ncrosses between two outstanding bronze doors handmade by master \nironworkers and discovers one of the main highlights of the renova-\ntion: the lobby.  Distinguished by its two-story fireplaces and multi-\nple works of art, the lobby takes us into a cosy experience. The deluxe \nhotel offers 333 rooms with 56 suites, two restaurants, three bars, \nspa, and sixteen conference rooms. Comfort and functionality are key \nto the hotel’s rooms. Combining contemporary elegance and thor-\noughly detailed amenities, all rooms and suites offer panoramic views \nof the magnificent site of the city of Geneva, the Mont Salève and the \nJura mountain range. On the 16th and 17th  floors, the luxury suites \nfuse the intimacy and innovation of a beautiful apartment with the \nexclusive services of an international luxury hotel. The Residence, \nhigh on the top floor of the hotel, was inspired by the opulence of the \nchateau palace’s of once upon a time, becoming a contemporary cel-\nebration of heritage luxury. Decorated with two large doors inspired \nby Versailles, The Residence creates an elegant atmosphere of comfort \nand refinement. The furniture and fabrics have been carefully selected \nin the finest materials and warm colours. It is comprised of an East \nand West wing with a large living room, a library, a fully-equipped \nkitchen, a private lift, luxurious bathrooms, a massage room, a gym \nand sauna. In regards to the Woods restaurant, Tony Chi wanted to \ngive raw materials their nobility: wood brings visual warmth for a \ncosy effect. The entry table, the immense wall of foliage that covers \nthe restaurant, and its terrace surrounded by lush bamboo, beside a \nsmall zen-inspired pool, make the Woods the perfect soothing setting \nfor a Summer meal. Chef Guillaume Bourdillon serves imaginative \ndishes using local produce, offering a contemporary cuisine. In addi-\ntion and whenever the sun shines majestically, Le Poolside restaurant \nand bar, set in a lush garden, welcomes guests in a chic and relaxed at-\nmosphere for lunch by the water. The Hotel’s three bars, Les Nations, \nLe Fumoir and the Wine Lounge feature a sophisticated urban-styled \ndécor. Leather sofas, dark wood, comfortable armchairs, made us feel \nlike we’re on a private New York club. They are the ideal spot for in-\nformal business lunches or meetings. Each cocktail produced reflects \nan era, its fashions and aspirations. Inside a Zen atmosphere inviting \nus to serenity and well-being, we find the Spa by Clarins, a half-cen-\ntury of beauty expertise. The Spa by Clarins offers a range of care and \ntreatments for face and body, including sauna & hammam.\nWebsite: www.geneva-intercontinental.com\u002F\nAddress: Chemin du Petit-Saconnex 7-9, 1209 Genève, Switzerland\nINTERCONTINENTAL\nGENÈVE, SWITZERLAND\n",92,{"image":379,"text":380,"number":381},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.93.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 93.\nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 93.\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 93.\n",93,{"image":383,"text":384,"number":385},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.94.png","FIVE SEAS HOTEL\nCANNES, FRANCE\nStretching along the French Riviera, Cannes is one of the most \nrequested destinations by the standard of living that promotes \nfor those who wish to enjoy unique moments. It is one of the \nmost privileged cities, located in the heart of a beautiful bay, \nwith a cosy town, beautiful beaches, and the famous Croisette.\nOpposite the Notre Dame de Bon Voyage church, at the foot of \nwhich Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte once camped, the Five Seas \nHotel Cannes is an urban paradise. \nThe warm feeling and the sense of refinement and elegance are \nundoubtedly the points that best define the experience at Five \nSeas. The warm colours reflect the contemporary atmosphere, \ncombining style and comfort in all spaces and enhancing the \nsense of belonging and comfort. Composed of several types of \nsuites that provide unique moments of comfort and relaxation, \nlike the presidential and terrace suites, both of which combine \nrefinement and easy living with a warm and contemporary at-\nmosphere; the top of five suite located on the top Floor, every \ndetail has been carefully thought out; the suite so suite, with the \nhighest quality materials, warm colours, and deep armchairs and \nsofa, the suite includes a spacious living area recalling the atmo-\nsphere of luxury bivouacs from early 19th-century expeditions. \nIt also offers a sublime spa line full of services that make your \nstay unforgettable. \n",94,{"image":387,"text":388,"number":389},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.95.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 95.\nThe Cinq Mondes and Carita Spa provides unique treatments \nand relaxation rituals, it is an intimate space which combines \nexpertise and captivating techniques. The Pool Terrace others a \nmagnificent view of the city rooftops and boasts an unobstruct-\ned view of the sky, around the infinity pool or on the covered ter-\nrace, the bar o€ers a moment of relaxation and conviviality. The \nRoof was undoubtedly one of the highest points of the whole \nexperience, with an elegant and unique style, stimulating all the \nsenses and promoting an exceptional experience in a modern and \ncosy atmosphere. At the restaurant we had the opportunity to \ntaste four dishes developed and presented by chef Arnaud Tab-\narec, the Foie Gras seasoned with Mediterranean salt and aloe \nvera and the crème brûlée are unforgettable. All the service is the \nresult of a delicate balance between hard work, passion, quality \ningredients, and love. The Hotel is an environment of excellence, \ncomfort and provides a sense of perfect harmony within all of its \nelements. In addition, the influences drawn from five continents \nand the elegant atmosphere combined with easy living and lux-\nury make, without ostentation, the Five Seas a landmark hotel.\nWebsite: www.fiveseashotel.com\nAddress: Cannes - 1, Rue Notre Dame - 06400 Cannes\nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nCOVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 95.\n",95,{"image":391,"text":392,"number":393},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.96.png","RADISSON BLU HOTEL\nCANNES, FRANCE\nBasking in the sun, Cannes is one of the most appealing cities on the \nFrench Riviera, sparkling with glamour, a stunning scenery along \nthe impressive coastline. Ideally situated in the heart of the city, op-\nposite the old port, right on the seafront, makes the Radisson Blu a \nwonderful and unique hotel with a warm and sublime atmosphere. \nRadisson Blu is truly passionate about great and dynamic design, \nboth driving and delivering the guests expectations. \nThe suites overlook the sea and the Cannes harbour, the Mediter-\nranean, Paradise, and the Sky suite, promoting a pure feeling of \nrelaxation and comfort, an unforgettable concept that involves us \nin the city concept and philosophy, promoting a unique sense of \nexclusivity and uniqueness. Directly connected to the Hotel, the \nThalassotherapy Centre welcomes spa guests in the zen and re-\nfined atmosphere which offers exceptional panoramic views of the \nseafront. It is a true ode to sensory awakening and pleasure, fea-\nturing a deep sense of elegance that propels a stay full of emotions \nand involves all guests to retain a deep approach to the benefits of \nthe Mediterranean sea, perfect for a laidback lifestyle which chases \naway the blues. \nThe indoor and outdoor seawater swimming pool with a view to \nthe ocean is one of the most amazing offers, promoting a relaxation \nand relief feeling.  One of the most interesting points of the Radis-\nson Blu is the panoramic terrace and the whole view of the city \nwhich makes the whole experience more deep as it allows you to \nhave a close perspective to the essence of the city. \nAlso, it allows you to admire the fantastic view over the sea, the \nCroisette, the yacht harbour, the beach at the foot of the hotel and \nin the distance, the islands and the bay. Gastronomy is also one \nof the Radisson’s strongest points. The 360º Gourmet restaurant \nstretches a view from the tip of the Croisette across the Cannes \ncoastline, shows guests that cuisine and health can be synonymous \nwith pleasure and well-being. The chef Reynald Thivet signs all the \ndishes from the restaurant, his attention to the detail, his critical \nsense reflects his passion for the food, making 360º Gourmet restau-\nrant a reference not only for casual meals but also for large events, \nevoking all the warmth of simple yet delicious Mediterranean cui-\nsine: its fragrances, colours, spices and herbs. In addition to the 360º \nGourmet restaurant, there are still other alternative and healthy cui-\nsines: Le Bio restaurant located in the Thermes Marins de Cannes, \noptimises the benefits of the spa treatment, the O Bento restaurant \nwhere we developed our tasting experience with four small meal, \nwith only 450 calories while giving a feeling of fullness. The food is \nboiled or steamed to preserve its vitamins and flavour, and to con-\ntrol its calorific value. Located in the heart of Cannes, the Radisson \nBlu stands out to convey to its guests a feeling of refinement and \nelegance, promoting a unique experience for its guests. The deco-\nration of the rooms translates the hotel’s philosophy into olfactory \nnotes reminiscent of relaxation, gentleness, calm and well-being.\nWebsite: www.radissonblu.com\u002Fen\u002Fhotel-cannes\nAddress: 2 Boulevard du Midi Jean Hibert, 06414 Cannes, France\n",96,{"image":395,"text":396,"number":397},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.97.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 97.\nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\n",97,{"image":399,"text":400,"number":401},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.98.png","HOTEL SACHER WIEN\nWIEN, AUSTRIA\nThe Hotel Sacher Wien is one of the most luxurious and ancient \nhotels of the world. Not only does it have an impeccable service \nand decor, but it also has hosted the most exclusive guests such \nas John F. Kennedy, Indira Gandhi and Queen Elizabeth, among \nmany others. One can discover this amazing part of the hotel’s \nhistory and culture by walking through its path of fame, where \nphotos are exposed of those stars that were guests to the incredible \nSacher Hotel. The interiors of the Hotel that stands right in the \nheart of Vienna are strongly influenced by the belle époque and it \nis cleverly combined with the modernity and innovation of the \n21st century. Also, the Hotel just opened their new incredible \nBel Etage suites, that are extravagant yet highly refined and \nelegant. The colour combination of the decor elements is soothing \nand sophisticated, and the luxury furniture adds an even more \nexclusive appeal, that such a hotel incorporates. \nBesides its luxury, the Hotel is also the name of a typical cake from \nthe city, The Sacher Torte, which is a delight for chocolate lovers. \nBoth the cake and the Hotel are named after the Sacher Family, \nwho created both the famous Torte and Hotel. \nThe entire concept of the Sacher Hotel allows any guest to feel as \nmajestic as the hotel itself and the people make sure that one feels \nlike that. It is this extraordinary ability to combine such exclusive \nfeatures of service, decoration, culture and history that make \nSacher Hotel one of the most luxurious, exclusive and fantastic \nhotels in the world. \nDiscover more about this fantastic hotel in an exclusive interview \nthe General Manager, Mr Reiner Heilmann.\nCoveted Magazine (CM): How do you like to introduce \nyourself? Who is the General Manager of Hotel Sacher Wien?\nMr. Reiner Heilmann (RH): Reiner Heilmann, originally \nfrom Germany and responsible for the Hotel Sacher Wien and \nOriginal Sacher-Torten Manufactory.\nCM: Being in love with our work is always the key to achieve \nbetter results. Are you in love with your job? What do you love the \nmost about the General Manager at Hotel Sacher Wien?\nRH There are various aspects…the unique atmosphere and \nfamiliar tradition of the hotel and its guests from all over the \nworld, working with an exceptional international team, the one-\nof-a-kind blend of tradition and future, the city of Vienna…\n",98,{"image":403,"text":404,"number":405},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.99.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 99.\nHOTELS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\n CM: In your opinion what makes the Hotel Sacher different from \nthe other hotels in Austria and Vienna?\nRH: The Hotel Sacher Wien has owed its exceptional position \nin the international luxury hotel sector to its unique blend of \ncharming and living tradition, excellent service and state-of-the-\nart furnishings for more than 140 years.\nToday, the owner families Gürtler and Winkler and their team \ngrant their guests the highest quality, passion, and international \nflair, as well as a level of excellence, which is inextricably linked \nwith the name, Sacher. This unique and exclusive atmosphere \nis eminently appreciated by our guests. To maintain these high \nstandards it is not only imperative to constantly adapt and invest, \nbut a crucial point for us, in particular, is to sustain the hotel’s \nprivate ownership. This allows faster decisions to be made and \nmore individuality. This has been the base for the successful \ndevelopment of the brand Sacher and the Original Sacher-Torte.\nCM: What are the hotel’s concept and history?\nRH: The “Sacher” story began in 1832 when Franz Sacher created \nthe world famous Original Sacher-Torte. His son Eduard opened \nthe hotel with his wife Anna Sacher, who managed the hotel on \nher own after his death. This was very uncommon since women’s \nrights still were very restricted back then. Ever since then, the \nhotel has been family run. After the death of Anna Sacher, the \nhotel was bought by the Gürtler and Siller families who always \nensured regular renovations and improvements to maintain the \nwell-known “Sacher Experience”. The Hotel Sacher went over to \nthe Gürtler family after the death of Mrs Siller in 1962 and is now \noperated by the 4th generation of this family.\nCM: What makes you prouder in what you are doing? What are \nyour dreams for the Sacher in the upcoming years?\nRH: Developing and strengthening the brand internationally and \nworking and achieving innovations with an excellent team.\nCM: Would you like to tell us some funny stories that happened in \nthe hotel or maybe some important moments or important guests \nwho stayed here?\nRH: The famous “Picture Gallery” in the hotel shows the grand \ncollection of portraits of famous guests who stayed at the “Sacher” \nsince the times of Anna Sacher. Certainly a hotel could tell endless \nstories and mysteries of its guests but, of course, we cannot tell \nthem since the privacy of our guests is one of our highest priorities.\nCM: Does the Hotel host events? What kind of events?\nRH: Events for special occasions such as the grand dinner prior to \nthe Opera Ball, events with artists, on the occasion of premiers,… \nBut our event spaces can also be rented exclusively for private \nevents for up to 100 guests.\nCM: If you had to describe the Hotel Sacher Wien in a word and \nin a brand which one would be?\nRH: Excellence and being part of the most private 5* experience.\nWebsite: www.sacher.com\u002F\nAddress: Philharmoniker Str. 4, 1010 Wien, Austria\n",99,{"image":407,"text":408,"number":409},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.100.png","THE CHRISTOPHER \nLONDON, UK\n",100,{"image":411,"text":412,"number":413},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.101.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 101.\nLocated in the heart of Central London’s theatre-land we found a \ntimeless martini bar and American restaurant, housed in an ornate \nGrade II listed building, Christopher’s Covent Garden. Inside we \nhave three differently stylish floors: a high-ceilinged dining room \nreached by a sweeping staircase, ground floor art-deco martini bar \nand private Club Room. CovetED was there and we witnessed a \nplace with a touch of elegance and style that takes pride in its food, \ndrink and service.\nIn 2013, the place suffered a major refurbishment made by \nthe London-based firm De Matos Ryan in collaboration with \nChristopher’s owners. Christopher’s exudes glamour and revelry; \nDe Matos Ryan has celebrated the ornate and exceptional character \nof the existing building and the atmosphere of heady decadence \nis embodied in the fabric of the design, earning Christopher’s the \nWorld Interiors News Restaurant Design Award in 2013, and Best \nRestaurant or Bar in a Heritage Building in the Restaurant & Bar \nDesign Awards 2014. \nThe Martini Bar contains a theatrical \nand atmospheric drinking parlour, \nwhile the dining room is a much \nbrighter space with expansive windows \noverlooking London’s Theatreland. ”\n The Club Room and Bar shares the design language of the main \nspaces, incorporating mirror-lined walls and a brass-clad bar so that \nthe spaces are distinct yet unified. To light up the three rooms, \nthe interior design studio selected a Portuguese lighting brand, \nDelightFULL. Regarding the service, they offer a highly trained staff \nthat served us the timeless quality of Christopher’s, providing a very \nspecial experience from start to finish. \nIf you’re thinking about having a nice meal there, they offer a \nmainly Modern American Menu, with classics of lobster, steak, \nmac n’ cheese and a raw bar.  The head chef Francis specialises in \ntaking classic American dishes and adding a contemporary twist \nto them.  If you’re looking for something lighter, they hold some \ndelicious vegetarian choices as well as some superfoods too! If you \nare such a food lover as a design lover, this place should definitely \nbe on your list. For a brunch on the weekend on a relaxed cocktail \nin the afternoon, you’ll find here all kind of alternatives for your \nperfect stay in London! We’ve been there, and this is a place that \nyou cannot miss.\nWebsite: http:\u002F\u002Fwww.christophersgrill.com\u002F\nAddress: 18 Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7DD\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\n",101,{"image":415,"text":416,"number":417},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.102.png","CAFFÈ DELL’ORO\nFLORENCE, ITALY\n",102,{"image":419,"text":420,"number":421},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.103.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 103.\nCaffè dell’Oro is a Bistro in Florence by the Portrait Firenze hotel \nand it belongs to the Lungarno Collection. This all-day-dining \nItalian Bistro is a magnificent modern yet cosy place that depicts \nthe desire of people to spend time together while enjoying great \ntraditional dishes. The extraordinary experience begins as soon as \none enters the warm, inviting and charming salon with the most \nbeautiful view over the Ponte Vecchio. Since the Caffè dell’Oro \nis an all-day-dining Bistro, you can have a delightful gastronomic \nexperience for the entire day.  Here you can have not only the \nbreakfast first thing in the morning, a light lunch at mid-day and \na gourmet dinner in the evening but also Cafffè dell’Oro will offer \nyou all the most traditional Italian breaks - such as a mid-morn-\ning espresso or a tea and cake in the afternoon. Cafffè dell’Oro \nbelongs to a magnificent hotel with stunning rooms with a view \nfor the Ponte Vecchio. The most magical thing about the hotel \nand the restaurant is their capacity and originality to offer a per-\nsonalised service for each guest. Before their arrival, the guests \nare asked to fill up a simple questionnaire about the things they \nlike, from their favourite flours to their most wanted wishes or \nadventures. This way, the service becomes personalised in the \nsense that the guests are welcomed with their favourite flours, \nfavourite food and favourite experiences. One of the most amaz-\ning stories we heard about an experience at the Portrait Firenze \nhotel was about a client who has answered in the questionnaire \nhow much he loved the Uffizi Gallery and he had the dream to \nvisit it one day at night. Against all odds, the Portrait Firenze \nhotel arranged a night visit for this guest, transporting him into \nhis own magical world and fulfilling his dream, which he has \nnever believed possible. Besides all of these amazing offers of the \nPortrait Firenze Hotel, Cafffè dell’Oro is by far one of the best ex-\nperiences. First of all, you don’t need to be a guest of the hotel to \ntry their brilliant interpretation of the Tuscan and Italian dishes. \nSecond of all, their meals are more than gourmet dishes prepared \nby a Michelin star, they are a warm interpretation of the tradi-\ntional Italian grandmothers’ cooking style. This is clearer if you \nare an Italian, of course, but even if you are not, you will be able \nto understand how extraordinary their dishes are and how they \ncan transport you to a magical place. If cooking is an art and if \nart is an interpretation based on your own experience, then the \nbest meal one can have is the one that can reach one’s heart with \nemotions of other times, other moments, other places. At Cafffè \ndell’Oro you will be offered a great service, a great view and a \ngreat magical food. We will be visiting Florence and this little \nmagical place shortly, once again hungry for more\nWebsite: www.lungarnocollection.com\u002Fcaffe-dell-oro\nAddress: Lungarno degli Acciaiuoli, 4, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\n",103,{"image":423,"text":424,"number":425},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.104.png","LA SCENE THÉLÈME\nPARIS, FRANCE\nIt’s no wonder that Paris is filled with gourmet restaurants. The \ncity’s brimming with foodies from all over the world, and CovetED \nMagazine is no exception. We had the chance to sit down in this \namazing restaurant in the heart of the Ville Lumiérre and to taste \nsome indescribable flavours. Bring your appetite and join us on the \nfood trip of your life. For foodies, the real show takes place at La Scène \nThélème. Chef Julien Roucheteau (former double stared chef at the \nLancaster Table) leads the concert as a true orchestra conductor. On \nthe dining side, the team is equally prestigious: Frédéric Pedrono, \nthe Director of the Restaurant - who was particularly successful \nat Ledoyen with both Christian Le Squer and Yannick Alléno - is \nsupported by Daniel Pires, a sommelier who is trained alongside \nPhilippe Bourguignon at Laurent. Thélème is a place of unique \nlife, associating without confusing the restaurant’s gastronomical, \nbistronomic and cultural space. It is about art, in all its semantic \namplitude. The decor plays an essential role, which translates here \ninto a resolutely contemporary inspiration, racy, and intimate. To \nmeet this high aesthetic requirement, the architect Dominique \nAZZI signed the interior decoration of the two establishments, at \n13 and 18 rue Troyon. The place in which life is taking place today \nLa Scéne Thélème has been entirely refurbished in order to be able \nto integrate the autonomous theatre room, overhung by a midnight-\nblue ceiling that matches the thick velvet curtains that contribute \nto the creating an intimate atmosphere. Julien Roucheteau, until \nthen at the head of one of the most discreet starred tables in Paris, \nLa Table du Lancaster  (Hotel Lancaster) joined the adventure \nof La Scène Thélème in September 2017, seduced by a unique \nestablishment in this genre. He and his troupe had only one idea \nin mind: to ensure the show every day and put it on stage! This \nyoung Chef, considered one of the best of his generation, has shown \nthroughout his admirable career a keen sense of work and a desire \nfor perfection. Two traits that have always pushed him to even \nmore requirements. Julien Roucheteau felt attracted ever since his \nchildhood by cooking, grade-A products and friendliness: a no-\nbrainer, considering that he grew up with a butcher-caterer father, \nfarmer grandparents and a mother who spends most of his time \nbehind the furnaces. His cuisine? A simple cuisine, technical and \nprecise, rather light. A minimalist plate, very meticulous, perfectly \norchestrated. The Chef likes to work around acidity with several \nkinds of vinegar, wines or citrus fruits. He also uses a lot of herbs \nand loves broths. The Chef is fond of all these elements that bring \nflavour and structure to the plate but without weighing it down.\nWebsite: www.lascenetheleme.fr\nAddress: 18 Rue Troyon, 75017 Paris, France\n",104,{"image":427,"text":428,"number":429},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.105.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 105.\nLE BAUDELAIRE BAR & RESTAURANT\nPARIS, FRANCE\nParis provides with plenty of luxury restaurants for one to revel \nin, and CovetED had the immense please to experience a culinary \ngem in the Michelin-starred Le Baudelaire Bar & Restaurant, \nlocated in the five-star Le Burgundy Hotel. The fine dining \nvenue provides a stunning visual and culinary discovery that \nawakens the senses to the fullest. The restaurant’s charming \nessence is carefully laid on the tables which are then decorated \nwith the most scrumptious dishes that combine a myriad \nof colours and flavours. In order to offer the very pinnacle of \ndelight, freshness and taste, each element of a dish is worked \nwith the utmost delicacy and precision.  The delicious menu \ncurated by the talented chef Guillaume Goupil is comprised of \nsix starters, three fish dishes and three meat dishes while also \nproviding the most irresistible desserts, masterfully put together \nby Le Baudelaire’s Pastry Chef, Pascal Hainigue. Upon entering \nthe restaurant, we were immediately welcomed by an attentive \nstaff and as soon as the food arrived we could feel that it would \nmatch the sophisticated and classic ambience of the restaurant. \nElegance and grace clearly reign at this divine restaurant. The \nappetizers were so sublime and when it came to main dishes, \nwe were marvelled by the Crispy veal sweetbreads, flavoured \nwith heather from Sologne, smoked potatoes, and chanterelle \nmushrooms, and we also had the opportunity to try the Roasted \nduck from Vendee which was also to die for. Regarding sweets, \nthe one that completely won us over was the delicious Macaé \nchocolate with ice cream, cocoa meringue and crisp leaves. Le \nBaudelaire also has a spectacular bar where we had the honour \nto taste ingenious cocktails and champagne in a sociable and chic \natmosphere. Lastly, the Tea Time is also a must if you are looking \nto unwind while enjoying the refined aroma and fine flavours of \na wide variety of teas. CovetED strongly recommends a visit to \nthis exquisite and fine dining establishment in Paris.\nWebsite: www.lascenetheleme.fr\nAddress: 18 Rue Troyon, 75017 Paris, France\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\n",105,{"image":431,"text":432,"number":433},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.106.png","E CHIBERTA\nPARIS, FRANCE\nSituated just 20-metres away from Champs Elysées, the astonishing \nLe Chiberta Restaurant is under the management of director Thierry \nBelin and the brilliantly talented chef Stéphane Laruelle. \nCovetED was welcomed into a mesmerising space reigned by black \nand red and ready to taste the most scrumptious Michelin-starred \ncuisine.From the chic exterior to the astonishing interiors, including \nthe hall of wines, the Salon Traquandi and, of course, the Carré-\nComptoir du Chiberta, everything was perfect. In other words, the \nservice was impeccable, the atmosphere was quite soothing and \nthe fantastic  Italian wines are definitely a must-try! Regarded as \nthe “Haven of Delight”, this remarkable Parisian restaurant really \nlives up to its name.  The highly curated menu is supervised by the \nrenowned Chef Guy Savoy and Stéphane Laruelle. When it comes \nto dishes and in order to fully experience the fine cuisine of Guy \nSavoy and Le Chiberta, we had the pleasure of trying multiple \ndishes, including the delicious L’huîtres d’Isigny, the stunningly-\nprepared Volaille pochée-rôtie à la truffe and last but not least, the \nmouth-watering Ris de veau Croustillant. In all of these dishes, your \npalate was invaded by a scrumptious combination of flavours and \ningredients that most certainly exceeded all of our expectations. \nThe desserts were incredibly tasty, especially the Sorbet Rhum of \nPineapples and Kumquat. \nLe Chiberta is definitely a spectacular dining destination to visit for \nthose who enjoy the arts of fine cuisine.\nWebsite: www.lechiberta.com\nAddress: 3 Rue Arsène Houssaye, 75008 Paris, France\n",106,{"image":435,"text":436,"number":437},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.107.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 107.\nLE GRAND VÉFOUR\nPARIS, FRANCE\nFor more than 200 hundred years, the fine establishment that is Le \nGrand Véfour Restaurant has been one of the most refined gourmet \nvenues among celebrated individuals, including politics and artists. \nThe tradition and history of the restaurant blend harmoniously \nwith our modern times, and CovetED got the fortunate pleasure to \nvisit this extraordinary Parisian venue. \nAs soon we sat down and got comfortable, we were stunned by \nthe narrative-telling paintings as well as its unique decor aesthetic. \nThis unique Michelin-starred restaurant features an 18th-century \ndecor which is unnoticeable the minute you enter, our team was \nalso pleasantly surprised by the series of aesthetic sculptured painted \nwood panelling decorated with garlands and flowers as well as the \nexquisite paintings and decorative mirrors, creating a visual feast \nfor our eyes and, we could already tell, that the cuisine would also \nsurpass our expectations.\nWhen tasting the delicious food prepared by Chef Guy Martin, \none can savour an avalanche of traditional flavours that have been \ncrafted over the years by successive chefs.  Regarding main dishes, \nwe were absolutely marvelled by their signature dish, the Duck liver \nravioli dressed in truffles emulsion cream, a dish worthy of gods, \nnevertheless, the Pigeon roast in a bécasse way with truffle juice \nis also an excellent option. Next, we revelled in a sweet journey \nwith the restaurant’s desserts, including the majestic milk chocolate \nmousse on hazelnut pastry, caramel ice cream and Guérande sea \nsalt. It was everything we were hoping for and put together with \nthe marvellous main dishes and attentive service, it made everything \neven better. As a whole, Le Grand Véfour is a must-visit gourmet \nvenue full of tradition and history and we definitely recommend it.\nWebsite: www.grand-vefour.com\nAddress: 17 Rue de Beaujolais, 75001 Paris, France\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\n",107,{"image":439,"text":440,"number":441},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.108.png","SPOON 2\nPARIS, FRANCE\nCovetED Magazine is always very fond of luxury restaurants and \nnever misses the chance to experience them in person. So we went \non tour to Paris, the city of lights, the city of Love and the city of the \nmost wonderful restaurants. And what a wonderful experience we \nhad at Spoon Restaurant & Bar. Spoon is located in the Palais Brong-\nniart. A la carte of this DUCASSE Restaurant, recipes are inspired \nby the World’s culinary traditions. Gastronomic entrepreneur Alain \nDucasse’s new version of his restaurant Spoon occupies the former \npremises of one of Yannick Alleno’s Terroir Parisian restaurants in \nthe Palais Brogniart, the old Paris stock-market building in the heart \nof the city, which were redesigned in a curiously nondescript way \nby the otherwise tremendously elegant interior architect Jean-Mi-\nchel Wilmotte. The second we got inside the restaurant, the decora-\ntion stood out immediately. There was a mixture of modern design \nperfectly combined with rustic details, such as wood dining tables \nand big dark iron objects. The decor was completed by incredible \nobjects from several different countries, displayed as if we were also \ninside a historical museum. The restaurant wasn’t very big, but ex-\ntremely comfortable, warm and the kind of place we do not wish \nto leave. Spoon is perfect for romantic dinners, for business lunch-\nes and, in spite of its size, is also very nice for big group dinners. \nAnd don’t be surprised if you spend most of your time admiring the \nwalls and the details you keep finding all the time. So, it’s a fact that \nthe decor takes you on a trip around the world. When you pass the \nentrance, you get to Asia with a huge bronze bell and an impressive \ngong, which you could actually interact with. By the tables, you \npack your bags again, this time into the African continent, with sev-\neral ancient instruments displayed on the walls, which we believe to \nbe called mbiras.  Also, the music is a special feature from Spoon and \na free ticket to travelling around the world as well. You can listen to \nmusic from different countries. And what a surprise it was to listen \nto our so beloved fado in a Parisian restaurant! A wonderful multi-\ncultural experience! Enough now of luxury interior design. Let’s talk \nabout the food. What can I say? Also multicultural, of course. Since \nwe were having some difficulties in choosing, we asked the nice \nstaff to surprise us with what they thought to be the best. And it \nwas the best food that we have ever tried.  We tasted Indian spices, \nAsian specialities and a marvellous combination of flavours in the \ndesserts that we had yet to experience. It was easy to see that every-\nthing was made with ingredients with the highest quality. With the \ncoffee, came a small square of Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse. The taste \nof that piece of chocolate was a unique experience for itself, a mix-\nture of different flavours that enhanced the delicious dark chocolate. \n“A call pure and simple to self-indulgence”, as they say, and totally \nconfirmed. Spoon was definitely a unique experience and a place I \ntruly want to come back. If you get to go to Paris, don’t miss the \nchance to be at a wonderful restaurant with such refined cuisine. To \nall the staff that was so nice and welcoming, thank you so much for \nthe impeccable service and for a memorable lunch. Looking forward \nto coming back in the nearest future possible.\nWebsite: www.spoon-restaurant.com \nAddress: Palais Brongniart, place de la Bourse, 75002 Paris, France\n",108,{"image":443,"text":444,"number":445},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.109.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 109.\nRESTAURANTS WE COVET \u002F\u002F\nLE RESTAURANT\nPARIS, FRANCE\nIntimate, welcoming, seductive, romantic, diverse, modern and \nfresh are some of the words that best describe the astonishing \nLe Restaurant, located in the luxurious Boutique Hotel, L’Hotel \nParis, right in the heart of the Left Bank. CovetED had the honour \nto enjoy this Michelin-starred restaurant and our experience \nwas simply extraordinary. Its stunning interiors are masterfully \ndecorated with plush upholstered seating, green marblesque \npillars and beautiful silk fabric drapes the walls. As if this wasn’t \nalready enough, the outdoors are also bound to impress with a \nsmall cobbled terrace with a mesmerising fountain and verdant \nliving wall. Due to its outstanding cuisine, quality and service, \nLe Restaurant was crowned in 2008 with a Michelin star, which \nis not surprising, because head Chef Julien Montbabut prepares \ndistinctive menus while resorting to classic techniques so as to \ncreate dishes, that are not only progressively modern but also \nlight and fresh. The dishes are executed beautifully with subtle \nyet creative variation son familiar flavours which are all translated \nin its presentation. Regarding seafood, we had the opportunity to \nexperience the Sole from Noirmoutier dish consisting of perfectly \ncooked shrimp accompanied by tétragone and potatoes and we \nalso tasted the scrumptious Patagonian beef.  The desserts were \nexquisite and quintessential French, we choose a special selection \nof desserts by Head Pastry Chef Joana Thöny Montbabut, all \nof which were mouth-watering and creamy. As a whole, Le \nRestaurant is a unique spot in Paris that cuisine enthusiasts \nshould definitely visit.\nWebsite: www.l-hotel.com\u002Fen-us\u002Fle-restaurant\nAddress: 13, rue des Beaux-Arts 6. Arrondissement\nSaint-Germain 75006 Paris, France\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\n",109,{"image":447,"text":448,"number":449},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.110.png","SHANG PALACE \nPARIS, FRANCE\nLocated in the interiors of the majestic Shangri-La Hotel Paris, one \nof the most renowned and celebrated hospitality designs not only \nin the country but also internationally, the Shang Palace Restaurant \nspecialises in offering Cantonese fine dining experience to its guests, \nand CovetED had the absolute delight to have visited this amazing \nestablishment. The restaurant opened in 2011 and is actually the \nvery first Chinese restaurant in France to have been awarded a \nMichelin star. Inspired by Southeast China’s culinary traditions, \nthe restaurant has become one of the most popular gourmet \ndestinations among tourist due to providing authentic Chinese \ncuisine, prepared by the brilliant Chef Samuel Lee Sum, who always \nchallenges himself to improve his already-phenomenal cooking. \nIn his dishes, there’s a stunning combination of colour and ingredients \nthat are complemented by the natural flavours of seasonal produce.\nIn regards to cuisine, our team recommends the Fried eggplant glazed \nwith gravy, sesame and ginger and Marinated foi gras and bean curd \nin Chaozhou style, accompanied by the delicious Buddha soup. In \naddition, the braised blue lobster with spring onions in superior \nsauce and the fried rice with barbecue pork are also excellent choices \nfor a superb dinner that really embodies the best out of Cantonese \ncuisine. The restaurant also features a valuable and fine list of wines, \nincluding the extraordinary Puligny-Montrachet, which for wine \nconnoisseurs will certainly be the cherry on top of your visit.\nWebsite: www.shangri-la.com\nAddress: 10 Avenue d’Iéna, 75116 Paris, France\n",110,{"image":451,"text":452,"number":453},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.111.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 111.\nTANTRIS\nMUNICH, GERMANY\nBelonging to the state of Bavaria in Germany, Munich is a centre \nof culture, art, education, finance, and, among many others, \ncreativity and innovation. There are several places to visit and to \nexperience the offer of the Bavarian capital and there is a restaurant \nthat truly incorporates innovation and creativity, either by the \nfood or the design itself. TANTRIS Restaurant is an exquisite \nand exclusive space in Munich that overcomes all expectations \nof gastronomy and interior design lovers. The name takes us to \nthe Buddhist culture and stands for “the seek of perfection”.  The \noutside does not prepare the guests for the inner space. When \nentering, one is surprised by a grandiose room enhanced by \nthe warm colours that fill the room together with the lighting \nchoices for a wall there is no chance to miss. The Asian influence \nis clear and every element placed there aims to complement the \nperfect connection between the guest, the restaurant and the \nfood. The entire concept is a masterpiece composed of various \npieces of art such as the astonishing chandelier that welcomes \nthe guests or the incredible staff that is always attentive and \nkind. All of this together creates an extraordinary experience \nfrom the first moment on. TANTRIS is highlighted by two well-\ndeserved Michelin Stars and the entire service stands to these \ngrand expectations. From the staff to the decor and, obviously, to \nthe food, everything is carefully thought out through every step \nuntil it reaches the guest. As they say “Without passion, Tantris \nwould not exist. Taking inspiration from his travels through \nFrance and Switzerland, the property developer and passionate \ngourmet Fritz Eichbauer commission the building of his dream \nrestaurant in Munich more than forty years ago. Tantris marks \nthe beginning of a new culinary movement in Germany”. And \nthis passion is felt by anyone who experiences TANTRIS, which \nfirst opened its doors in 1971.  For more than twenty years the \n“fine cuisine” of TANTRIS is led by Chef Hans Haas, an Austrian \nknown to be the “master of simplicity”. The award-winning Chef \nHans Haas has an impressive resumé. In the prizes list, one may \nfind the award for Chef of the Year Gault Millau, the European \nCultural Award or the recognition as Top Chef of the Year – \nSchlemmeratlas, among others. He is the mastermind behind \nthe simple yet glamorous creations that make of the restaurant \nthe reference it is for 46 years now. From the first moment, \nthe guest is allowed a beautiful and special adventure. Every \ndetail enhances it by being every time so delicate, passionate \nand extraordinary. It is like tasting love and imagination in an \noriginal and unique way surrounded by a warm interior design \nstyle. Is truly is seeking and finding perfection. \nWebsite: www.tantris.de\nAddress: Johann-Fichte-Straße 7, 80805 München, Germany\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\n",111,{"image":455,"text":456,"number":457},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.112.png","FEITORIA\nLISBON, PORTUGAL\nIt’s near Tejo that we find Feitoria, a Michelin-star restaurant, one \nof the bests in town.  With a fresh breeze walking through the \nmain street, we felt embraced by nature and inspired by Portuguese \nhistory. That’s when we arrived at the main statement entrance of \nAltis Belém Hotel & Spa. The distinguished welcoming – proper \nof a Michelin-star establishment -  was already a fresh good start. \nChampagne was served and we were delighted to discover the \noriental paintings on the entrance wall.\nSoon we found ourselves sitting down in a large and exquisite \nroom, surrounded by the most diplomatic employees, that quickly \nserved us offering everything we needed with an extreme efficacy. \nThe Menu ‘Matéria’, suggested to us, is composed of four dishes, \nby the signature of the Portuguese chef João Rodrigues, who \nbrought the Michelin star to Feitoria.  Firstly, we started with \nbeetroot, smoked river fish and fresh goat cheese, which was a \ntremendous delicious trip into our palate, accompanied by a \nvery good wine, Quinta de Sant’Ana Riesling, 2015 – Mafra. It \nwas followed by Peniche’s market fish, roe bread stew, winter \nleaves and bivalves. This dish was served with Vale da Capucha \nArinto wine, 2015 – Lisboa. Then we tasted the main dish, which, \naesthetically, was irreprehensible. In Portuguese, it is named \n‘A matança do Porco’ and it is composed by Iberian pork presa, \ngrilled lettuce heart and in salt-cured pepper paste. This goes \nvery well along with an Arundel Petit wine, 2012 – Alentejo. We \ncouldn’t be happier to experience the final dish named ‘Alcácer do \nSal – Rice, eucalyptus and pine nuts’. It was served along with a \nreviving Cassart Gordan Verdelho 10 years – Madeira. We were \nalways guided by the eloquent sommelier André Figuinha and the \nexcellent Executive Chef João Rodrigues that described each dish in \na detailed way hard to repeat. Undoubtedly, we couldn’t be luckier \nin the way that we were experiencing this menu, once each detail \nwas revealed. Undeniably, it is an unforgettably tasteful journey \nthrough Portuguese flavours that everyone should try at least once.\nWebsite: www.restaurantefeitoria.com\nAddress: Altis Belem Hotel & Spa, Doca do Bom Sucesso, \n1400-038 Lisbon, Portugal\n",112,{"image":459,"text":460,"number":461},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.113.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 113.\nWORLD’S FINEST RESTAURANTS  \u002F\u002F\nOMAKASE\nSAN FRANCISCO, USA\nFrom its impeccably sourced fish, extensive sake selection and \nhandcrafted plate ware to its genuine, warm and welcoming \nservice, Omakase is a truly extraordinary dining experience that \nmakes guests feel as if they had stepped into an oasis in Tokyo.\nAs you walk in the door at Omakase, you feel as if you were \nstepping into an exclusive yet approachable sushi restaurant in \nTokyo. Wait staff is dressed in casual, custom-made Japanese \nkimonos and display authentic Japanese etiquette. The decor is \nextremely elegant, yet simple, reminiscent of traditional dining \nestablishments in Japan. Designed by San Francisco-based interior \ndesigner Aya Jessani, along with Feng and Yu, this relaxing, Zen-\nlike approach also remains a strong focus on Omakase’s decor and \nlighting choices.  Chef Yu offers two different fixed-price tasting \nmenus, both offering traditional, yet exquisite, fare. Guests are \nable to experience new menu options every time they visit, as fish \nselections are changed almost daily. \nTo ensure the highest quality and freshness, Omakase’s fish \nis imported directly from the Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo \nthree times per week, and prepared with recipes and processes \nproprietary to Chef Yu and Omakase. The impressive beverage \ncollection boasts some of the best sake available directly from \nJapan. The sake is served in a distinctly beautiful line of Japanese, \nhandmade pewter cups and pitchers from the only pewter art craft \nspeciality shop in Japan. Feng’s sake experience spans further than \nthe in-house selection. An avid taster of some of the best sake in \nthe world, Feng also hires several consultants to pair his dishes \nwith their appropriate sake counterpart.\nWebsite: www.omakasesf.com\nAddress: 665 Townsend St, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA\n“In the lively SOMA district of San \nFrancisco is where you can find \nOmakase, a Michelin-starred \ndestination for Japanese cuisine \nand Edomae-style sushi. ”\n",113,{"image":463,"text":464,"number":465},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.114.png","L O N D O N  .  M I L A N   .   P A R I S   .   N E W  Y O R K\nASHION WEEK\n",114,{"image":467,"text":468,"number":469},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.115.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 115.\nThe year began with the launch of the Fall\u002F\nWinter collections in the most important cities \nof fashion, with the first fashion weeks reserved \nfor \nthe \nmenswear \ncollections. \nClassic \ncuts, \nblack nylon, retro details, drama, strength to \nstrength, are the main features that describe the \nstunning collections during these first weeks. \nStarting in London - one of the most imposing and \nfashionable cities, which impact is reflected in all \nspheres of the industry -, the city began its cycle \nwith a philosophy that leads us to an absence of \ngenres, to the production of pieces that promote \nequality. According to Edun Loweth, “the stores need \nto adapt to how people are starting to dress [...]; if \nyou didn’t gender a store, there’d be a lot more men \nbuying things that were actually womenswear”. \nFollowing London, Milan started its cycle of \nevents with the big houses representing the best \nof Italian fashion. The fashion week in Milan was \nmainly marked by classic collections, whose most \noutstanding clothes were blazers, retro suits, double-\nbreasted jackets and sharp suits. \nArmani dazzled, promoting its tailoring collection, \nvery focused on classic suits and with a sober \nphilosophy that reminds us of a style accompaniment \nthroughout the five decades of the brand. Prada \nwas one of the brands that also stood out during \nthis fashion week, with a very industrial approach \nand strong references to its previous collections \nthat dominated through the days. According to \nMiuccia Prada, with the black nylon, the project \nshowcased “approaches that investigate the poetic, \npractical, technical and aesthetic aspect of nylon”. \nParis, the City of Light, is the third residence \nto receive the houses of fashion. Kim Jones \nannounced his retirement as the men’s artistic \ndirector of Louis Vuitton after seven years. The \nbrand’s show was accompanied by public figures \nmainly with a big impact in fashion, such as \nKate Moss and Naomi Campbell, who walked \ndown the runway with the artistic director in \nmatching Louis Vuitton monogrammed coats. \nAmi’s rainy rooftop show was a romantic ode to \nParis, with a show which, once more, emphasised \nthe designer’s profound attachment to Paris. “It’s my \nstory, I’m from Paris, I adore this city. It’s the tale \nof a bunch of mates who get together in the name \nof friendship, solidarity and goodwill. There’s a \nlot of love in what I do”, said Alexandre Mattiussi, \nAmi’s Creative Designer. With the introduction of \nthe men-to-women collection, going from strength \nto strength, the collection transports us to the \nphilosophy that was also present at the London’s \nfashion week, that reinforces an absence of choice by \ngender and that promotes equality in the style and \ndesign of the pieces for both genders. “I make clothes \nfor people to wear them! It’s a wardrobe in which \nnothing is contrived”, explained Mattiussi.Tom Ford \ngave the men’s New York fashion week a heavy dose \nof sex, luxury and glamour. The show was mainly \nmarked by luxury suits, champagne and half-naked \nmodels. The main focus was also the collections of \ntwo new designers, Abasi Rosborough and Death To \nTennis, both of them presenting their first runway \nshows. N. Hoolywood’s collection was focused on \nindustrial philosophy and, above all, a reference to \nconstruction turned out into a construction-worker-\nthemed collection, complete with actual construction \nworkers who joined as street-cast models for a \nmemorable finale.\nAUTUMN\u002FWINTER 2018 MENSWEAR\n",115,{"image":471,"text":472,"number":473},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.116.png","SPRING\u002FSUMMER 2018 HAUTE COUTURE PARIS\nThe Haute Couture Fashion Week in Paris is one of the most \nimportant weeks in the industry. If you are looking for ways to \nstart sneaking in some of those Spring 2018 trends, let us serve as \nsome inspiration with the best looks from the week. There are a \nfew words that you can always count on hearing when the Haute \nCouture Fashion Week comes around: unreal, stunning, exquisite, \ndramatic beauty, innovative and more. The beauty game includes \nthe essence of the dream, at the Christian Dior show, to the floral \nand elements of classic couture as volume, ruffles and bows in the \nValentino collection. Haute Couture Fashion Week in Paris gave us \nbeautiful and memorable moments.\nImage Credit: Dior Makeup\nZuhair Murad presented its Spring 2018 Haute \nCouture collection with pieces that seemed to \nbe heavily influenced by Indigenous cultures. \nThe models wore a feather planted into the \nback of each hairstyle. “Most of the time, I \nam inspired by the past, and this is a kind of a \nhomage and respect to the people who left us \na very beautiful heritage of art, craftsmanship, \nand design”, said Zuhair Murad.\n",116,{"image":475,"text":476,"number":477},"\u002Fmedia\u002Fimages\u002F62\u002F0755deccb2c7623d84206b97e64bfe.117.png","COVETED MAGAZINE PAGE 117.\nAUTUMN\u002FWINTER 2018 STREET STYLE\nThe Chanel show was inside of a French garden. Karl \nLagerfeld had recreated one in the confines of the Grand \nPalais, down to the trellises twined with climbing roses \nand urns spilling blooms, and the guests took their \nseats in an intimate walled garden circling a fountain \ncentrepiece. Lagerfeld’s pick of the bunch for next season \nincluded rose satin styles with tulip-shaped skirts. \nWe can describe the Ralph and Russo SS18 haute \ncouture show as a fairytale, and that’s exactly what \nthe fashion house delivered. Quite classic, surreal, \nsupremely elegant, full of incredibly beautiful garments. \nSilhouettes looked very much to the past, sometimes \nusing the elegance that comes with conservatism and \nconfidence to ground the looks.\nLooking to combine artisanal tradition with contemporary ideas, \nItalian designer Pierpaolo Piccioli unveiled his Spring\u002FSummer \ncollection. The Pierpaolo Piccioli’s Spring Haute Couture collection \nfor the Italian house was every fashion lover’s dream come to life. The \nrunway was full of a multitude of spring hues, including hot pink, \nlavender and seafoam green.\nBeautiful, rebellious and dramatic, the Dior Spring\u002FSummer 2018 \nHaute Couture show was inspired by celebrating women artists. \nThere were no bags and only a couple of shoe styles.\nOff the catwalks, the fashion influencers and opinion makers brought the most \nintricate and painstakingly beautiful looks to the streets modelling of their own. \nGiving us a season of epic street style moments, the looks standout outside the shows. \nThe fashion world attendees fought the biting cold weather and rain with warm fur and fleece \nlayers, with people displaying unconventional styling, series of monochromatic looks, complete \nwith berets and coats that are eye-catching.\nThe fashion week’s audience is one of the main focus and draws the attention of the media that \npromotes the sources of inspiration and trends of those who dare the most and those who stand \nout with their irreverence choices, making the difference.\nThe London streets were marked by oversize coats, sweaters, bulky scarves, coats, decked out in \neverything from timeless tailoring to totally of the moment sneakers. The main idea is to combine \nthe classic and casual with sportswear, mixing conservative and daily clothes.The fashion flock has \nmigrated to Milan for the second season of menswear shows. The week was mainly marked by the \npresentation of fashion houses such as Armani, Prada, Ermenegildo Zegna or Fendi. Most of the \nopinion makers were dressed in Nike sneakers and surprising accessories like berets and leather totes. \nIn Paris, the best street-style looks included plenty of women in straight-up couture, low heels, \njeans and relaxed suits, floor-length coats and berets. 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