A Jewelry Paradise

Tour the tropical workspace where all John Hardy pieces are handcrafted

A Winning Meal

See who took home top prize at the Taste of the Waldorf Astoria cooking competition—plus, get the delectable recipe

Waldorf Astoria’s renowned chefs joined together with five James Beard Foundation Rising Star Semi-Finalists in a competition to create the brand’s next iconic dish. Michelin-starred chefs Pierre Gagnaire, Heinz Beck and brothers Chris and Jeff Galvin, as well as Master Chef Jimmy Schmidt and Master Chef Jan van Dyk, teamed ... More

At Home with the MacPherson Family

The New York power couple share images inside their West Village townhouse

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At Home with the MacPherson Family

The New York power couple share images inside their West Village townhouse

Rachelle Hruska MacPherson, founder and proprietor of GuestofaGuest.com, and Sean MacPherson, hotelier and restaurateur—Bowery Hotel, Jane and The Ludlow, to name a few—live an understandably busy life. But with two young boys and expanding empires, this husband and wife team is a force to be reckoned with. Recently, the notoriously private ... More

Room Request! Palace Hotel Tokyo

See inside the most requested room at Japan's most iconic—and newly renovated—five-star hotel

After an extensive ground-up gut renovation, the iconic Palace Hotel Tokyo in Marunouchi reopened in 2012 in the same place it always stood. But it’s not the same hotel as when it originally opened in 1961. Each of the Palace’s 290 guest rooms feature contemporary furniture, open-concept bathrooms and high-tech ... More

The Most Beautiful Thing in the World Today: Piaget

A new book explores the journey the world-famous jewelers have taken over the past 140 years

Glossy, full page photographs of Piaget's most intricate and opulent watches are only part of a captivating journey through the luxury watchmaker's rich 140-year history. Documented by fashion historian Florence Müller, the book begins with a vivid re-telling of Piaget's origins, accentuating key milestones such as the opening of the first ... More