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Capella Singapore was designed to feel like a private home, combining comfort with the luxury of a world-class hotel. Melbourne-based interior decorator Simone Haag crafted interiors rich in artisanal craftsmanship, muted palettes, and curated furniture and art continuing the design language from her work on Capella Sydney. The free-standing manor exudes warmth and understated elegance with thoughtful details like sculptural vignettes, bespoke rugs, and custom lighting. Each space reflects Singapore’s cultural richness, blending vintage finds with contemporary pieces for a refined yet approachable aesthetic. With private terraces, pools, and lush indoor-outdoor harmony, the manor offers an intimate retreat, balancing sophistication with a homely atmosphere that feels entirely unique.

“Capturing the spirit of Nantucket Island, The Beachside Hotel serves as a unique hospitality destination for guest of all walks of life. With diverse programming and uncommon offerings guests are invited to choose their own adventure across the sprawling property. Building on the existing foundation and history of The Beachside the design draws on the island’s rich past to shape its bright future.”

Led by Jeremy Levitt and Danu Kennedy, the Parts and Labor Design’s dynamic team delivers thoughtful, transformative designs. Each project begins with collaborative discovery, blending narrative-driven concepts, integrated functionality, and custom details to craft spaces with unique identities and tailored guest experiences.

Photography by Matt Kisiday.

Perched in the Swiss Alps resort town of Adelboden, The Brecon reimagined by Amsterdam-based Nicemakers embodies timeless elegance and understated luxury. Originally built in 1914 the hotel flourished as a vibrant social hub in the mid-20th century. Recent renovations honour its mid-century roots, blending sixties and seventies aesthetics with contemporary comfort across 18 rooms and four suites. Guests enjoy earthy tones, natural textures and brutalist details, with breathtaking views of the Adelboden Massif. Each space combines curated vintage furnishings, European collectibles and art from Amsterdam’s Bisou gallery.

Photography by Michael Sinclair, Genevieve Lutkin.

The Château des Fleurs, located near the Champs Elysées, is Quintana Partners‘ first project in Paris. It is an elegant boutique hotel with thirty-seven rooms, a bar-restaurant, a gym and a spa. For this project, Quintana Partners has drawn on the rich iconography of a Paris that is as refined as it is playful, as sophisticated as it is cheerful. A “New Art Nouveau”, as they have named it, present from the façade with stained glass windows with plant motifs characteristic of the stylistic movement. The rooms, with sinuous wooden doors reminiscent of Antoni Gaudí, offer a cosy and comfortable atmosphere with rounded lines and elegant details. In addition, nods to Paris, such as the reed carpet, terracotta tiles and window boxes, add to the authentically Parisian experience. 
I adore all the rounded edges and the ball detail. How divine to perch on one of those fringed chairs sipping a cocktail. Photos: Daniel Schaefer

Felin Cottage. The perfect Welsh cottage hideaway. Sleeping up to 8 guests, with two living spaces, log burner and roll top bath, Felin is a place to escape and make memories. A great family friendly cottage option, or perfect for a couples weekend escape. There are handmade box bunks for our little (and not so little) guests, and a wonderful courtyard garden to enjoy all year round.
This cottage is the freaking sweetest!!!! I love how rustic and basic and earthy it is. The perfect place to book for a getaway when you really want to getaway from city life. Book this gem here.