Arts and Culture
A Luxury Insider’s Guide to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Every August, Edinburgh transforms into a living, breathing work of art.
Streets burst with performers, the air hums with creative energy, and for three weeks, the city belongs to the dreamers, the daring, and the wildly creative. In this guide, we’ll take you behind the scenes of Edinburgh’s most extravagant Fringe experiences: from five-star stays to private showings, gourmet dining to exclusive afterparties.
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How To Achieve The Perfect Summer Tablescape
Warmer weather has declared that long lunches and outdoor brunches are officially back in season. As any host knows, there is a certain skill to serving meals al fresco, and it all begins with the right ambience. From choosing the perfect colour scheme to curating the right accessories, mastering the art of tablescaping is a must. Discover Ross’ guide to perfecting your summer tablescape this season.
The Ultimate Chelsea Flower Show Guide
Each May, the historic grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea bloom into life, welcoming garden lovers, tastemakers, and world-class designers for one of the most prestigious horticultural showcases in the world: the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. It’s a celebration of design, craftsmanship, and imagination. For one unforgettable week, nature takes centre stage.
11 Books To Pick Up For World Book Day
So many books, so little time. Every book-lover knows the relentless urge to purchase another must-read. And, with so many incredible books to choose from, picking the next can be a difficult task. Fear not, we've rounded up the crème de la crème of page-turners. We've got something for every kind of genre-lover, from mystifying sci-fi fantasies to moving memories, there's a whole world of books to discover. Read on for our selection of the best books to enjoy this World Book Day and beyond.
A Quick Guide to Investing in and Collecting Fine Art
Investing in art is expensive, but it has also outperformed the S&P 500 YoY for over 20 years (according to the Citi Global Art Market chart). Art is considered a ‘passion’ or ‘alternative’ investment, along with collectible cars, watches, and fine wine [among others]. Passion investments are dubbed as such because they require the investor to have a sufficient level of passion and knowledge about the investment. The Knight Frank 2023 Wealth Report reported that “from an investment point of view, art currently leads all other sectors in passion-related luxury investment performance across the world – in fact, at 29%, it performs almost twice the average for this class of investment”. Though a lot of this performance can be attributed to the astronomical prices paid by investors for the art. To quantify the scale; sales of the collections of Microsoft founder Paul Allen and American investor Anne Bass produced in excess of US$2.5 billion.
Nine Things To Do In London This Easter
From traditional egg hunts to quirky events that only London can pull off, Easter in this city is an experience not to be missed. Whether you're a local or a visitor, London Easter 2025 promises unforgettable moments and unique experiences. So if you're searching for things to do for Easter in London 2025, check out our curated list.
17 Best London Exhibitions: Art To See In 2025
From photographic retrospectives to innovative sculptural displays, this year’s lineup showcases both celebrated masters and emerging talents. Look forward to the best exhibitions in 2025 across London galleries, offering a curated selection of art shows and cultural experiences.
Unveiling 2025: The Year of the Snake and Its...
The snake’s graceful and mysterious nature encourages focus and resilience, offering a unique opportunity for both personal and collective evolution. Throughout 2025, balance and patience will be central themes, guiding us toward meaningful progress.
The Best London West End Shows in 2025
Whether you’re a seasoned theatre-goer or new to the world of musicals, the West End in 2025 will be offering something for everyone. And if you’re looking to elevate your experience even further, VIP treatments and private viewings provide the perfect way to enjoy the magic of the theatre in style.
Jeff Hamilton: Crafting Culture, One Jacket at a Time
Known for his iconic leather jackets, which combine luxury with sportswear, Hamilton’s designs represent more than just style they encapsulate pride, history, and the spirit of resilience. Through the years, Hamilton has become synonymous with custom jackets that have graced the backs of world-class athletes, celebrities, and musicians. From NBA legends to hip-hop icons, his jackets tell stories of success, perseverance, and triumph, blending artistry and craftsmanship in a way few others have achieved.
Eight Of Londons Most Immersive Experiences To Get Lost In
In a city as vibrant as London, there is never a shortage of fun to be had. From delicious dinners to captivating theatre, the list is extensive. But, what if we told you it gets even better? Immersive experiences are the perfect way to create lasting memories with loved ones. Inviting you to solve the mystery, sing the song and bake the cake, they take you along for the ride in the best possible way. Below, discover London's most enthralling immersive experiences which go far beyond the average.
Breaking Down Some Of The Best Works At Frieze 2024
With significant sales and strong international attendance, Frieze London and Frieze Masters continues to be a major event in the artistic calendar. From October 9-13, over 90,000 people descended upon Regent's Park to join in their their shared love of art and culture. Below, a curated selection of notable works from Frieze 2024 and their hidden meanings.
Reframing The Art World With Jay Rutland
A keen artistic eye is one of many attributes that makes Jay Rutland a notable figure in the art world. At the helm of Maddox Gallery as its Creative Director, Rutland has spent nearly a decade exhibiting the creative endeavours of blue-chip, established, and emerging artists. Now an industry heavyweight, Rutland’s visions for Maddox stem from a discovery made in 2004 after he acquired his first piece of art.