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Barbera has come into its own.
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Taking Stock
The granddaughter of Max Mara’s founder has a clear-eyed take on fashion’s future.
Tempting
Bulgari incorporates its famous snake motif into a desirable handbag.
The shock of the new
When Hermès brought together some of the world’s best minds to explore the concept of innovation, the timing could not have been more prescient.
Bulgari’s big next step
The luxury Italian fashion house has a new city in its hotel sights.
Design Classic
Created in the 1940s, George Nelson’s Bubble Lamp is as popular as ever.
De Bortoli just keeps getting better
For most vignerons it can take decades of effort and luck to finally reach their peak. And that is the story of the De Bortoli family.
Is this the office of the future?
A sympathetic restoration of a 1950s office building has delivered a workspace ideally suited to the times.
Painted desert
Despite the many echoes of southern California, Mexico’s Baja remains a place of singular beauty.
Mother of invention
The chair’s voluptuous shape stunned audiences when it debuted at the Milan Furniture Fair 50 years ago, and is said to represent the shackled female form.
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