Hôtel Emile
via flodeau.com | photo © Hôtel Emile Ideally nested in the heart of the historical Marais district in Paris, Hôtel Emile is a stylish boutique hotel designed by Alfred K
Tin Shed
via weheart.co.uk | photo © Mark Syke “Fancy staying in a tin shed for our next holiday, dear?” Imagine the frost that would descend over that little scene, but call of
Sleepbox Hotel Tverskaya, Moscow
via knstrct.com Architects Alexey Goryainov and Mikhail Crimea of Moscow-based firm Arch Group, took the industry by surprise a few years back when they built the first Slee
Tepoztlan Lounge
via lanciatrendvisions.com In Mexico it was nominated as one of the 54 “Magic Cities”. Only 31 miles from the chaotic capital, Tepoztlan has been the destination
Portugal’s eco-friendly forest resort
Luís Rebelo de Andrade + Diogo Aguiar, Eco-resort of Parque de Pedras Salgadas, Portugal Luis Rebelo de Andrade and Diogo Aguiar create low key architectural gem in spa tow
The Wythe Hotel
via Yatzer™ | photo © The Wythe Hotel Marfa Parfums The Wythe Hotel’s location is nothing short of outstanding in the heart of Brooklyn, standing proud on the Williamsburg wat
Fabriken Furillen: Island Escapism
via nowness.com | Photo © Peter Guenzel The Stunning Repurposed Architecture and Lunar Landscapes of Gotland’s Refined Resort London-based photographer Peter Guenzel expl
Mexico’s Eco-Xanadu
via nowness.com | Photo © Douglas Friedman The Pacific Coast Paradise of Sibling Retreats Cuixmala and Hacienda de San Antonio Not far from the jet-setter’s playground Ca
Indulgent eco-glamping
via theglassmagazine.com Holidays designed to enjoy England’s scenic countryside have moved far beyond a desolate muddy camping ground with communal cold showers. Glass pu
Gardens of Marqueyssac
via thecoolist.com The town of Vézac in the Dordogne region of France is home to one of the world’s most magnificent landscapes, the famed Gardens of Marqueyssac. These s
La Mamounia Hotel
via mamounia.com At its fourth renovation, the Mamounia Hotel sheds its Art déco appearance and moves on to the Arab-Andalusian style. The stylist? Jacques Garcia, who rein