Forestis, Brixen. Energy in house and wood towers – the Celtic wisdom in Italy
«We do not have any artwork in the hotel or pictures on the walls because the picture is outside – it is the Dolomites». Says Teresa Unterthiner, co-owner of Forestis
«We do not have any artwork in the hotel or pictures on the walls because the picture is outside – it is the Dolomites». Says Teresa Unterthiner, co-owner of Forestis
Art Nouveau villa in the middle of a private park stands for quality tourism in Südtirol
A Venetian palace-inspired hotel of cult status charming international aristocrats, Hollywood names, poets, and politicians, created by Nicolò Spada and Giovanni Sardi
duction of natural and biodynamic wines as part of a project of regenerative agriculture, zero-kilometre dining and industrial design
A story dating back to 1884 and a contemporary outlook inspired by three continents. In conversation with Ingrid Koeck, one-third of the Torel 1884 team, on how the Porto hotel came to be
«Reviving old structures is our philosophy, new build is not what we call sustainable ». Founder Klaus Dissertori discusses his principles of environmentally aware hospitality
A Portuguese palace from 1861 brought to new life – scraping away layers of paint from the walls. The stuccoes on the ceilings represent Portuguese writers, who give their names to the suites
Lodged in a natural reserve in the area of Es Amunts is Finca Can Martì, a seventeenth-century farm holding powered by solar energy, organic permaculture farming, and recycled water
The artist’s residence born from an idea of Martino Di Napoli Rampolla, is a place of hospitality and artistic sharing
Minimizing plastic waste in common areas reducing packaging. A percentage of The Radisson Group profit is invested in water-saving projects worldwide
Reevaluating the relationship with outdoor spaces. With urbanization on the rise and Eighty-two percent of people in North America now living in cities
Responsibility to the planet, nature and local communities are driving forces of the Habitat brand. In conversation with Eduardo Castillo, co-founder of Habitas
Ganda, meaning ‘river mouth’ is the old Celtic name for Ghent whose origin is at the confluence of the two rivers the Scheldt and the Leie
Responsible tourism and the four C’s: culture, conservation, community and commerce. In conversation with Rob Baas, Managing Director of Wilderness Safaris and Bisate Lodge
Resident director Pierre Pelegry has been a part of Maxim’s – the pinnacle of culture and the arts – since the beginning of his career, having worked there for the span twenty-five years
A way of welcoming and living in Trieste, cultural crossroads between East and West Europe. Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria appreciated his stays here
Guests and patrons are welcomed into The Richter to wander around throughout the day – a move made by Efimova and her team to create a mood as to being in a home within the space
Modular prefabricated rooms designed after the future traveler’s essentials – wrapped in plastic, pressurised and shipped to the construction site, ready to become the next citizenM hotel
In a conversation with Orso Hotels founders, Anouk and Louis Solanet, to get to know their project to give life back to Parisian hotels that were meant to be forgotten
The Costas have created a community in its core meaning, one that binds together the management, the staff, and local providers under the same ethos
While Menorca is an arid land, the Santa Ponsa property is surrounded by parks and vegetable gardens, following the principles of permaculture
A high-end bed and breakfast destination where you can get CBD massages and hemp oil scrambled egg for breakfast, in the electric car accessible mountain town of Zermatt in Switzerland
Though renovated, architect Othmar Barth’s vision for Seehotel Ambach remains in dialogue with Lake Caldaro, preserving history and biodiversity
Liberty-style in Liguria, Albion on the Mediterranean. In the early twentieth century, the English communities discovered the Riviera di Ponente, and Mediterranean style
Something perceived as ‘cold’ when observing modern buildings in the European-American metropolis, is the opposite in the Ned London
On a hill in the Chianti wine area, a resort that develops around a square – after crossing the large iron gate at the entrance, what appears to the visitor is a village
Segments of the villa were brought back to life: «The architects worked very closely with the artisans – they wanted to bring the building as close as possible to what it originally was»
First a family home, then the headquarters of a humanitarian foundation, a meditation retreat, an artists’ residence, and now a guesthouse-cum-gallery
The founders’ goal is to contribute to the safeguard of Florence’s architectural capital by adhering to the principles of ethical tourism
«The restored mansion brings back an integral part of Palma’s history, by giving the five hundred centuries-old villa a new life». In conversation with Ludovic Dupre
Home of an ancient pre-Columbian community, the Island preserves the forest. Guests contribute to transplant a primary rainforest seedling to an area of secondary growth
The restoration of the castle by the Felluga family has been an attempt of valorization of what was already in situ: «Every stone, and even the trees, are all catalogued. And in the trees catalogue are also included the now 40 hectares of vines»
The Latin word Lutetia, believed to signify ‘marsh’ or ‘swamp’, makes us think of how european cities are not only history infused, but living history
An example of environmental reconversion designed to bind to the landscape that surrounds it, without upsetting the ecosystem in which it is located
Ancient fabrics for the rooms, circular economy of the food – creating a supply chain with local producers. Owner Patrizia Valenti introduces the Bed & Breakfast Boutique
The ancient hamlet is all that remains of a castle on an outcrop and the only way up is a stone bridge that winds up the slope
Maria Lougari’s commitment to creating a network of environmentally aware hoteliers. Maintaining the olive trees, developing the farm, protecting the Caretta Caretta
Santa & Cole furniture harmonize with the fabrics used for the canopies and screens, with their patterns inspired by details of Pompeian mosaics preserved at the Archeological Museum. Co-founder Nicola Ciancio recounts the place
Acquired in 2012 by London & Regional, after a four-year-long restoration period, lavishing over thirty million pounds, Cliveden opened. The House suspended its operations only for a month whilst the renovations.
Two buidings, two identity – while Casa’s familiarity was toned down with industrial elements, the opposite took place at Tipografia
Eight years of renovation to bring back the hotel as it was once. Hotel Locarno is also the inspiration for three publications, a theatrical performance, two novels and a book by Mondadori Electa, titled Still Roma. Hotel Locarno with a View
Italian Seventies modernism in dialogue with London design. Hospitality company Ennismore grows again – ranked #30 in the Sunday Times’s Profit Track 100 ranks Britain’s 100 private companies with the fastest-growing profits
The penthouses were rooms for cello and violin musicians. The lobby area was the locker room and the Nobis suite was the audition room for students arriving at the academy
Courtyards are not the sole design attribute that gives reference to the city location. From designer Antonio Citterio to the materials, suppliers and design inspiration. Everything is sourced from and connected back to the city
These ethnic communities are woven deep into the cultural fabric of the hotel. In conversation with C.E.O Andean Experiences, Ignacio Masías
There was only one material used to build the waterfront cabins: wood. The floor, walls, and ceiling are fashioned with recycled timber wood. In conversation with João Rodrigues, owner of Silent Living
«When you see the brick vaults of one of the riads you learn about how they make the bricks, how long it takes to make one pillar and vault, it can take twenty days and up to a month». In conversation with Xavier Soundrom
An Ai Weiwei photo series hangs within the living space. Lara Gilmore shares, «Three life-sized photographs depicting the artist breaking a 2000-year-old Chinese Hun vase: We took this as symbolism – breaking the old and choosing what to bring forth into the future»
«The endgame is being able to have a circular sustainable system where the estate is funding the house, which provides the business that supports the estate»
Green, blue and palm trees, a watchtower on the beach. There is more to Sicily than the Valley of the Temples: it is a land of dukes, poets and artists
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