Luxury

Forming the international elite of the hotel, cuisine and restaurant trades, the Paul Bocuse Institute plays out the card of excellence.

With the opening of the Museum at the Domaine Royal de Marly, visitors will be the privileged guests of Louis XIV by discovering the secrets of his intimate residence.

Throughout her inspired collections, the spectacular lamps of Emilie Lemardeley allow each space to become unique and exceptional.

South of Brussels, the posh Prince d'Orange district is a setting for high standard villas nestled in the commune of Uccle.

J.L Coquet, a brand that has become synonymous with top-notch porcelain in Limoges, is harnessing its experience and the talent of its artisans to serve the restaurant industry’s star chefs.

In the heart of the Saint-Emilion wine region, Château La Grâce Dieu des Prieurs has decided to showcase Russian art by displaying it on its bottles, much to the delight of collectors.

The design studio Hommés has adopted a new approach to furniture design by creating pieces that combine futurist and minimalist influences.

After Hôtel de Russie, the Rocco Forte group has opened Hôtel de la Ville, a new Roman palace in a landmark 18th century palace, in Rome.

The upcoming auction of this exceptional property in Marnes-la-Coquette, one of the most coveted townships in the Hauts-de-Seine, is attracting major investors.

To add to its classical collections, the Museum of Fine Art in Ghent has decided to purchase a selection of works from the Modernist era.