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When do we move in? A Lucio Fontana above a Louis XIV chest. Chung Chang-Sup over a fireplace built from the backs of carved stones. Axel Vervoordt in Verbier.

Originally built in the 1980s, this chalet was transformed over three and a half years by
There is only one Simon in the art world. A tell-all from the floor at Frieze @friezeofficial.

Simon de Pury @simondepury, of course. An auction pioneer with a formidable eye and an instinct for the room. At Phillips, he helped shape the market for
What Art Basel and UBS Got Wrong: The Art Market has a Problem with its Gen Z Story

Gen Z accounts for 9% of the Art Basel @artbasel and UBS @ubsglobalart collector survey: roughly 280 people aged 20 to 29 across ten markets. All had wealth above $1
“Sometimes I think we should have a strategy, but we don’t.”

Karen Boros is describing how the collection she has built with her husband Christian @chrboros continues to grow: through encounters with artists, visits to exhibitions
In this Montecito home, the art collection helped determine the colours of the rooms themselves.

Designed by @jamiebushco with architecture firm Shubin Donaldson, the house was rebuilt after the 2017 Thomas Fire destroyed the owners’ previous
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And who by fire, who by water
Who in the sunshine, who in the night time
Who by high ordeal, who by common trial
Who in your merry merry month of may
Who by very slow decay
And who shall I say is calling?
And who in her lonely s
Brushed aluminium, brick-red floors and lacquered ceilings. In the heart of Le Marais, interior architect and designer Olivier Oksman has created a home shaped by personal taste and the pleasures of entertaining.

The apartment brings together the ge
John Galliano’s French country house offers a glimpse of the visual imagination behind his clothes.

In 2021, Galliano @jgalliano and his partner and collaborator Alexis Roche opened their 18th-century home in Gerberoy, Picardy, to Vogue. 

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I love this Paris apartment made for long conversations and very late nights.

In the Triangle d’Or, Giampiero Tagliaferri (photo) conceived this pied-à-terre for a young member of a hotel dynasty, drawing on Françoise Sagan&rsquo
Join our Paris Contributor in her visit to ’REMEMBER ME’: PINAULT COLLECTION’S PHOTOGRAPHIC MONUMENTALITY

”I visited Remember Me at the Bourse de Commerce @boursedecommerce - Pinault Collection, a sweeping celebration of phot
“Our fingers are sort of thirsty for touch.” Lidewij Edelkoort’s observation runs through my conversation with her and Philip Fimmano for The Art Bystander: the more time we spend on screens, the stronger our need to make, handle an
Julianne Moore’s (@juliannemoore) Manhattan apartment reveals a personal eye for art, furniture and the smaller objects that give a home its character.

The duplex sits atop a 1920s former residential hotel in Greenwich Village. Working with he
I am very excited about this exhibition; a must visit.

Opening today at one of my favourite galleriea, Tabari @tabari_artspace in Dubai, ‘Fellow Travellers’ is conceived and curated by artist, author and cultural historian Professor Omar
I just love this place. Inside Milan’s Ca’ Brutta, architect Natalia Bianchi has created a home where the building’s history meets a deeply personal collection of art and design.

Designed by Giovanni Muzio and built between 1919 an
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