Curator

In the hands of this French artist and designer, the most elemental experimentations with watercolors and shapes give rise to the most elegant results.

Once a far-fetched destination, the Frozen Continent has seen tourism more than double over the last decade. The storied cruise line Ponant Explorations is leading the charge with new itineraries that feel out of this world.

Wearstler does it all: interior designer, product guru, hotel mastermind, book author. Now the L.A. maven adds curator to her résumé. For our spring issue, she shares some of her favorite independent talents in Amsterdam with us.

Recalling the evocative styles of the midcentury, the soulful drawings of artist Roberto Ruspoli are enchanting the tastemakers of the design world.

The world feels smaller and more well-trodden than ever. But as our veteran travel journalist finds in Botswana, the safari’s majesty still shines bright.

Everyone wants to live in a castle—that is, until you realize how much you miss modern conveniences. But in the deft hands of architect Massimiliano Locatelli, an ancient abode is reimagined into a comfortable family compound fit for a king.

After a decade of somber, utterly sensible design, a rising star reminds us that sometimes the objects we surround ourselves with just need a healthy dose of wonder.

The border between men’s and women’s timepieces is blurring. Stylist Jalil Johnson introduces a universe of timeless, and indeed genderless, style where everyone is welcome.

With an outsider’s eye, fashion designer Sander Lak is the perfect talent to bring a dynamic range of colors to a new collection of Maharam fabrics.

Celebrating 10 years of creative partnership with Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen, Italian powerhouse brand Molteni&C’s latest works are ready for summer.

Andrée Putman was one of the most pivotal designers of the 20th century, and her ability to revive vintage products for a contemporary audience reverberates to this day. Now, under the watchful eye of Pierre Yovanovitch, the legacy of Putman’s brand Ecart continues.

No pasta please, this is Milan. A fresh crop of eateries are changing the game, infusing their cuisine with global flavors and their spaces with a new design-forward sensibility.

There's a new generation of Swiss hospitality rising in the Bernese Oberland, with drab interiors and old-world formality making way for chic spaces and warm smiles.

When artists and designers require the highest level of expertise, they call upon Aska Yamashita of Chanel's Atelier Montex to make their dreams into reality.

This year, Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels brings a host of avant-garde performances to New York. Among the festival’s pack of innovators is choreographer Leïla Ka, whose work blends eternal concepts with contemporary moves.

One of L.A.'s architectural treasures is taken over by an artist that uses color and design; India Mahdavi creates outerwear that makes rainy days a joy; and Jeanne Gang builds a recreational center in Brooklyn that's sorely needed.

A legendary painter's eye for fashion is explored at The Frick Collection, a sofa from the 70s returns, a visionary director shows us his photography skills, and more.

A great design or art fair sets the tone for the year, defines the conversations, and points to where taste is headed. These are the fairs defining 2026. Save the dates.