Discovers

Beefbar
42, quai Jean-Charles REYThe Beefbar was conceived to break the traditional codes of rigid & high-end cuisine. There, the luxury is felt and enjoyed more than it’s shown. The luxury is found in the delicate tastes of the meat.

Villa Lena
Palaia PI, ItalyA hidden villa in the Tuscan countryside. Chic stays with cypress views. On top of a hill, once under a sea. A bar, a farm, a restaurant and a creative family to welcome you.
A mix of artists hosting drinks. Creative workshops, truffle hunts. Sustainable Agriturismo like no other. Villa Lena is so much more than a hotel.

Trunk Hotel
Shibuya City, Tokyo, JapanLooming over a quiet street in the Shibuya neighborhood, Trunk Hotel is housed inside two adjacent four-story buildings that take on dark geometric forms, as designed by Mount Fuji Architects.

Twelve Senses
California, USAt Twelve Senses, they’ve put holistic wellness at the forefront of your get-away experience. The 4 rooms - inspired by the natural elements Fire, Water, Earth, and Air - are designed with a sustainable approach to nature and to the guests’ well-being.
Jaya House
Siem Reap, CambodiaJaya House Hotels is an environmentally-conscious, award-winning luxury hotel brand in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Starting with its flagship hotel, Jaya House River Park, then Jaya House Residencies and Jaya House Angkor Park.

The Surfrider
"The Surfrider" Hotel, MalibuLocated on the iconic Pacific Coast Highway, across the street from the world-famous Surfrider beach, The Surfrider is a modern California Beach House, inspired by the picturesque Malibu landscape and rich heritage of California surf culture.

Graanmarkt 13
Antwerp, BelgiumLocated number 13 in the Theaterbuurt district in Antwerp, Graanmarkt 13 is a special house where each floor tells a different story.

Pietro Nolita
New York City, USIt is almost impossible that you have walked on Elizabeth street, Nolita New-York, without noticing the Italian diner; Because as it’s owner Pietro Quaglia coined it, it is: “Pink, As Fuck”.

Le Chardon
Lubin, PolandLe Chardon is the product of the dream of three French-Polish cousins, passionate about farming and textile, who discovered the ultimate refinement of alpaca wool.

Coal Office by Tom Dixon
London, UKFood and fashion – two of our favourite things. And you’ll experience both when you step into Coal Office, a ‘food and design playground’ created by Tom Dixon Studio and esteemed chef Assaf Granit, based in cool urban venue Coal Drops Yard.

Story Hotel
Stockholm, SwedenThe Story Hotel Stockholm is an urban haven where stunningly coiffed Stockholmers and trendy travellers converge normally over cocktails inside the bustling lobby bar which has been inspired by the interiors of Parisian salons and dark, moody jazz bars.

Protected: Cretan Malia
Crete, GreeceCretan Malia uses traditional materials, textures, and colors of Crete, as well as curious indigenous objects to curate a warm atmosphere. Walnut, chestnut, and bamboo combine with rattan, ceramic, stone, and brass to create a palette of wood tones, mustard yellow, copper-red, blue, green, and orange that imparts a relaxed, boho mood in the bright, airy rooms. Murals artistically bring the nature of Crete inside the living spaces and serve as main focal points for the interior design.

Le Pigalle
Paris, FranceMythical and imposing, languid and frenetic, Pigalle is a neon light in the Parisian night. The neighbourhood has always attracted bad boys and artists, musicians and adventurers. With neither a monument nor a meeting point, it lacked a spot that really reflected its tawdry values, brazen spirit and musical energy. And so, Le Pigalle was born. An authentic neighbourhood hotel, whose history was shaped by the cultural mix that swirls on the southern slopes of Montmartre.

Hotel Grand Amour
Paris, FranceHotel Grand Amour is a labour of love – the meeting of André Saraiva, Emmanuel Delavenne and Thierry Costes’ brilliant minds. In the busy 10th arrondissement, this Parisian hotel’s interior decor was inspired by fashion and art – there’s a classic French feel to each individually styled room. But with modern accessories, bright colours and contemporary communal spaces, it’s a more vibrant version of its traditional neighbours.