Egypt Reborn.
Art Deco penthouses in Cairo, a mud-brick oasis in Luxor and a dahabiya bound for Aswan. Egypt’s golden era of travel is back.
Art Deco penthouses in Cairo, a mud-brick oasis in Luxor and a dahabiya bound for Aswan. Egypt’s golden era of travel is back.
Gilded temples, saffron-robed monks and a past that never quite left: three days in the old royal capital of Laos.
German-Norwegian, London-raised and now firmly Cairene: Philomena Schurer Merckoll on falling for a city of 23 million, one faded building at a time.
Ignored in life and forgotten in death, Axel Einar Hjorth is now one of the most highly prized names of 20th-century Swedish design.
From Yves Saint Laurent’s Paris apartment to Francis Ford Coppola’s palazzo and The Row, Jacque Grange has shaped the most celebrated interiors of the past half century.
From Berlin to Murrurundi, Michael Reid’s empire runs on ideas, instinct and espresso—an irresistible first subject for our day-in-the-life series.
Athens-based Russian photographer Yulia Koval reflects on her nomadic childhood, the road to creativity and life in the Greek capital.
The man, the furniture and the pictures, immortalised by Horst P. Horst.