It’s as remote as it gets in France, but this restaurant is worth the trip
How two Australians created an award-winning and game-changing agricultural dining destination in the French countryside.
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Paul Kelly’s cult song How To Make Gravy is coming to the big screen
Meet French actor Agathe Rousselle bringing this beloved track to life in a new Australian film.
Australia’s most celebrated art family is taking on the Paris art scene
Dinosaur Designs founders Louise Olsen and Stephen Ormandy along with daughter Camille will show their first joint exhibition in France this year.
Call my agent: The man representing the world’s most famous cat
Furry friends are increasingly big business in Hollywood and beyond and this former Sydneysider has represented them all.
Half of this Australian wine sold in just one hour
‘As soon as I tasted the first drop, I realised…’: Powerful francophiles seal a deal to export our finest chardonnay worldwide.
Why Aston Martin’s Lawrence Stroll is giving James Bond a run for his money
The F1 team boss has as much influence as 007 when it comes to the latest iteration of its impressive new Vantage supercar.
A-list interior designer Thomas Hamel’s secrets to finding rare treasures
The US-born designer, who packed his bags for Sydney in 1991 after a chance romance in Paris, shares on idols, inspirations and Southern Highlands hideaway.
Pharrell Williams and Dior collaborator Daniel Arsham’s latest art pairing
The American sculptor teams up with Moët & Chandon for a limited-edition Champagne that celebrates the centuries-old art of oenology.
Why the art world is a perfect canvas for watches
The watch industry has a unique relationship with the arts world, producing both striking timepieces and enduring collaborations.
Taking the new Polestar 3 SUV for a spin on the icy roads of Lapland
Swedish-Chinese EV brand Polestar developed its new SUV in the Arctic Circle and so we strap in for an unforgettable drive on snowbound roads and frozen lakes.
‘Everyone remembers their first’: Finland’s national pride
Heritage brand Iittala welcomes the future via its new creative director, a former J.W Anderson knitwear designer.
Interior maestro Steve Cordony’s top furniture fair finds
The interiors aficionado shares his top picks from Milan’s Salone del Mobile 2024, including design-world superstars, luxury fashion giants and Australian talent showing the world how it’s done.
Your guide to the best art and culture this June
The weather’s cool so stay warm with our hottest cultural finds for the month of June, from dance, cabaret, Dark Mofo and the Archibalds | OUR TOP 5 PICKS
Sculptor Antony Gormley on achieving greatness
Australian collectors covet the work of Antony Gormley, one of the world’s most in-demand artists. At 73, the sculptor unveils his stately home takeover and discusses the privileges of success.
Beau Neilson’s thriving private philanthropic live music venue
Phoenix Central Park is on a mission to encourage boldness, bravery and exploration via a space that democratises the experience for audiences and performers alike.
Sydney’s leading architect on creating a space you never want to leave
Madeleine Blanchfield Architects is short-listed for four of its recently completed projects at this month’s Australian Interior Design Awards. We sit down with its principal to discuss why she always works from the inside out.
The cultural curators reframing our private and commercial collections
From seasoned collectors to enthusiasts just starting out, private buyers and corporate entities are increasingly looking to art consultants to impart their discerning eye, global connections and investment nous.
Timor-Leste artist Maria Madeira’s potent, political exhibition
Venice Biennale this year welcomes the inaugural pavilion from Timor-Leste, featuring a powerful and poetic work by an esteemed contemporary artist that shines a light on the suffering and bravery of her fellow countrywomen.
Indoor slides and fromageries: How the ultra-rich are renovating
Bragworthy home improvements among ultra-high net worth homeowners are far more inventive than ever before. Think a year-round indoor kitchen garden or a custom soundtrack for the country estate.
‘Call me an oligarch and you’ll pay for it’: Hotel billionaire
They say he is the Russian James Bond. Meditating on his private jet, taking art advice from Leonardo DiCaprio, the owner of the luxury resort brand lives large. Just don’t call Vlad Doronin an oligarch.
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