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Tokyo's best Four Seasons may not be its biggest
On one side of Tokyo Station, a Four Seasons rises high above the Otemachi neighborhood with sweeping views of the Imperial Palace. On the other side, the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is a much more intimate — and now newly…
6 Common Decorating Rules Pros Are Secretly Ignoring in 2026
In bygone eras, people religiously followed design rules. From Edith Wharton's 1897 book The Decoration of Houses to 1950's The Complete Book of Interior Decorating, readers followed each design rule to the letter (one of which was that you should…
Saudi Arabian Fashion Commission's Partnership With Italy's Minerva Hub a Key to Creating Long-term Growth
ROME — Steadfast on its path to establish Saudi Arabia as a major global fashion hub, the kingdom's fashion commission is ready to take its efforts to the next level. On Friday, Saudi Fashion Commission chief executive officer Burak Cakmak…
The iconic antiques market in a lost department store that's loved by celebrities
Customers buying their clothes and accessories would hand over notes which were put into a container and 'whooshed' through pressured brass tubes to a central cashier who sent it back with their change. 'It was like something out of Jules Verne,'…
What pics of Tina O'Brien with new 'fame-hungry' TikTok beau REALLY reveal
JUST two weeks ago, Tina O'Brien was waxing lyrical about going on her first solo holiday as she embraced single life for the first time in years. It turned out to be rather short-lived, though, as yesterday the Corrie star was spotted kissing a…
Roll with it: Temaki arrives in Mayfair
Japanese hand rolls are, ahem, on a roll in London – this year we've already welcomed Kumori and Maki Nori to Soho, with Saltwater and Miokuru due later this summer. They all have Temaki to thank for their popularity – the Brixton…
How I created a man cave for my husband and found post-retirement peace in our new house
Here's two words of warning to all wives whose husbands are on the verge of retirement: Forget downsizing. When men retire, they need more room, not less. As my husband, DC, neared retirement last October, bringing 40 years of practicing law to a…
Modern luxury bathroom ideas from designer homes across India
A relaxing retreat, an experiential space and an emotionally driven ambience; bathrooms today are much more than rooms designed to disappear into the background of a home. They are increasingly being designed as wellness spaces rather than purely…
'An elevated lifestyle no matter what happens outside': we need more horror games set in billionaire apocalypse bunkers
Billionaires rarely make for very interesting fabulists - they have people for that sort of thing - but in their obsession with securing a legacy, they do necessarily spend a lot of time in the realm of make-believe. Nowhere is this more apparent…
The CLC115 Is a Superyacht Cat Built for Staying Aboard
Some owners measure a yacht not by how it looks at the dock, but instead by how it feels underway and in ports of call far and familiar. For these owners, the CL Yachts CLC115 presents a different set of opportunities. At 115 feet length overall…
33,000-Seat Tennis Center With Retractable-Roof Venues Planned in Saudi Arabia
The developer said the project will be led by a joint venture of Bouygues Bâtiment International, based in France, and Saudi Arabia-based Almabani General Contractors under a design-build contract. Populous is serving as lead architect, lead…
Who is Isabelle de la Bruyère? The French woman everyone's talking about at Ascot
They've been together for two years, but only now has all attention turned to Isabelle de la Bruyère, the partner of David Armstrong-Jones, King Charles III 's only first cousin. Armstrong-Jones, the son of Princess Margaret and photographer…
Country Life: Wool to yarn without leaving the farm
Her flock of sheep bred for their soft fleece may be small, but her plans for them are big. Patrizia Vieno, owner of Rewa Rewa Station, not far from Tinui in northern Wairarapa, hopes to have their wool woven on-farm into a branded tweed, the…
Looking For A Job Has Become An Alienating Humiliation Ritual | Defector
The most haunting entry in Search Work: A Collective Inquiry into the Job Hunt, a recently published anthology edited by Rachel Meade Smith, is also the most vulnerable: a collection of emails between games journalist and author David Wolinsky and…
Korean bedding: A coveted travel souvenir
At Seoul's Gwangjang Market, a destination long associated with textiles and fabrics, a growing number of foreign visitors are shopping for something unexpected: Korean bedding. Inside one bedding store, stacks of colourful quilts and blankets line…
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