Camille Okhio

Have your very own “Lost in Translation” moment at any of these luxurious stays.

The designer is leading a new wave of agile auteurs reprogramming cultural experiences with a deep bench of references.

W e often think of comfort as a modern concept. After all, there really is no comparison between the straw mattress of the Medieval working class person and the luxury Vispring mattress of today.

Camille Okhio, Julia Cancilla Grand homes once devoted room after room to the simple act of walking through the front door.

In Hyères, Edgar Jayet transforms a crumbling structure into a richly layered home filled with campaign furniture, ship relics, and references spanning centuries

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Designers Brandon Quattrone and Isadora Lim transformed a 14th-century estate into a “cozy and intimate” home

For Sabine Marcelis, mystery lies in natural elements, waiting to be uncovered. The Dutch designer channels this in her objects, part matter—curved stone and luminescent glass—part magic, and part entirely her own.

Francois-Xavier Lalanne did not make many marble birds. The artist is known for his sheep-shaped chairs, his rhinoceros desk , a bird bed — a