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New York's trendiest neighborhood embraces a Paris-meets-Lower Manhattan sensibility at Le Dive.
The hotel's new slate of wellness experiences offers guests the chance to revive their spirit from the inside out.
Hot Girl Summer has commenced. Here, L'OFFICIEL rounds up what your favorite celebrities have been up to thus far.
In just 10 years, Charlotte de Tonnac and Hugo Sauzay, the founders of Festen, have established themselves as fixtures in the world of interior design. From Paris to Mexico City, their approach is grounded in a respect for the space.
Life House Hotels’ new SoFi property is the next Miami hotspot.
Meet the brands revolutionizing home design around the world.
Grand Marnier pays homage to its illustrious history of Cognac with Quintessence, a scintillating new cuvée packaged in a handmade Baccarat carafe.
Billy Cotton discusses the inspiration behind his new book, highlighting why he is the go-to interior designer for today's biggest creatives.
The Game of Thrones actor's new home is the ultimate bachelor pad.
The 21-bed, 42-bath Los Angeles property is now listed for $295 million.
Lady Gaga is one of today's most acclaimed artists with a list of mansions at her disposal, but she got her roots on the Lower East Side of New York City.
Who has never dreamed of sporting a pure luxury coffee cup to replace the classic cardboard cup that everyone already has?
Villa Balbiano, the magnificent architecture of House of Gucci, can now be rented from Airbnb for a short time.
Say goodbye to Scandanavian minimalism because this year's most fashionable interiors are exploding with contrasts and rich colors.
Succession's season finale was set at a grand estate in Tuscany where you can reside on your next vacation.
Bright, cozy, touches of historical elements, but modern—this is what 2021's Instagramable interior decorating aspires to.
Known for her monumental architectural feats, Annabelle Selldorf has kept her parallel career in furniture design under the radar—until now.
