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Spice travel: Jestico + Whiles' Zuri Zanzibar resort draws on the area's heritage

02 Dec 2018

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In Bangkok, André Fu draws on Waldorf Astoria's iconic New York history

30 Nov 2018

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Hawaii's most Instagrammable hotel sets its filter on millennials

28 Nov 2018

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CitizenM's Bowery branch provides pared-down luxury

27 Nov 2018

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Prime Cut: Joyce Wang's Rare Table Collection

28 Nov 2017

Leman Locke’s bespoke L-shaped sofa|||

Set apart: Aparthotels

13 Dec 2016

The 1930s electric company’s facade has been retained|||

Green Rooms

29 Sep 2016

The CloudM bar on the top floor opens up to the London skyline|||

CitizenM hotel by Concrete

15 Sep 2016

Russell Sage on the new Zetter, John Soane, and British eclecticism

30 Oct 2015

Michael Anastassiades, Alphabeta and onhotel - our November issue explored

27 Oct 2015

AB Concept's Chinese motifs with a difference for W hotel Beijing

13 Oct 2015

LDF15: The Ace Hotel's solid, stackable, scallop-edged stool

23 Sep 2015

Hôtel du Ministère in Paris by François Champsaur

21 Aug 2015

Wombat's Hostel for the upmarket backpacker

01 Jul 2015

The shape of the high brick corridor results in some unusual shadows|The tall brick wall parts to reveal a whitewashed block|Cool off in the marble pool, accessed directly from some guest rooms|Crisp white render contrasts with the textured brickwork|The restaurant faces the river and the temple on the opposite bank|Views of Phutthai Sawan Temple, a 14th-century monastery|Each room offers a different outlook, this one to a pool (and wall)||

Contemporary meets craft at Onion's Thai hotel

28 May 2015

A pink Eileen Gray chair in a suite inspired by a Parisian atelier|Chapter 5, styled as the fictional home of Covell’s daughter|The more feminine Chapter 3 is supposedly Covell’s bohemian Parisian apartment, shared with his lover Claudine, and features softer colours and textures|The first apartment is inspired by George Covell’s early life in Oklahoma|The materials are rustic, utilitarian, with a muted colour palette|“I tend to use more vintage than new; it’s usually better made unless you have a huge budget"|The eclectic kitchen and sun room in the two-bed Chapter 4 suite|Breer hand-painted the upholstery for this sofa herself|Cement tiles by LA firm Kismet have been used throughout|The apartments lie in a 1930s building above the uber-cool Bar Covell in up-and-coming neighbourhood Los Feliz|The entrance is recessed within a brick alcove, so Breer installed a gold door to counteract its anonymity||

LA's Hotel Covell inspired by a fictional muse

30 Apr 2015

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