Marking a triumphant day in luxury innovation, Dubai’s sail-shaped Burj Al Arab Jumeirah has finally opened its highly anticipated Burj Al Arab Terrace. The private terrace is the first in marine and off-site construction, as it was built in Finland and then transported by ship ... More

Since 1823 Lobmeyr has been known for their exceptional light design and craftsmanship. And in 1966 twelve of their chandeliers debuted to the New York Metropolitan Opera’s first audience, and welcomed the establishment’s first standing ovation as the Starburst Chandeliers from Vienna rose with the first curtain.   Designed by Hans ... More

Artist Victor Solomon has uniquely paired luxury with basketball in a new series of backboards and hoops handcrafted from stained glass and jewels, respectively​.  Aptly titled Literally Balling, the collection nods to our culture’s devotion to the sport and the modern-day kingship of athletes. Solomon—who spent over 100 hours on ... More

International artist Jason deCaires Taylor has curated Europe’s first underwater museum.  Museo Atlántico, located in the waters off the Spanish island of Lanzarote, features a powerful collection of completely submerged sculptures at depths of between 40 and 50 feet. Like deCaires Taylor’s similar projects in Mexico, ... More

On Christmas Day, 2015, DuJour contributor—and serial traveler to India—Mark Hartman sat on the beach in the southern Indian state of Kerala, one of his favorite regions. “The beach was full of women wearing brightly colored saris, people playing in the water fully clothed, while others stared meditatively at the ... More

London-based designer Paul Cocksedge has brought his work stateside for the second time. The solo exhibition, Freeze, features three series of objects: “Freeze,” “Slice” and “Rhythm Shelf,” created by allowing the forces of nature—namely temperature—to work their magic on materials like copper, aluminum and acrylic.  Cocksedge’s experimentation throughout the series produced splendid ... More

Chamber, an art and design boutique located along New York’s High Line, has launched their second annual collection, Human | Nature, to the public. The yearlong project—curated by photographer and filmmaker Andrew Zuckerman—explores the interaction between humans and the natural world and investigates how objects have a transformative ... More

Bellissima: Italy and High Fashion 1945 – 1968, a gorgeous exhibition that explores the creativity that gave rise to Italian high fashion as we know it, will arrive at Fort Lauderdale’s NSU Art Museum this winter. A project of MAXXI: National Museum of the XXI Century Arts in Rome and ... More

Giorgio Armani’s Films of City Frames—a short-movie initiative launched last year in collaboration with Luxottica and Rai Cinema—has returned for 2015. The brand, a longtime patron of the arts, has joined forces with the 59th BFI London Film Festival to showcase four films directed by emerging talent from top ... More

In 1992, a teenage Kate Moss posed for her first editorial shoot for Italian Harper’s Bazaar, and now the iconic prints are up for grabs. The black-and-white snaps by legendary photographer Stephanie Pfriender Stylander show a then little-known Moss against various New York City backdrops—think: a graffiti-splashed SoHo, an ... More