A Warmly Layered Palm Jumeirah Home Filled with Art, Vintage Pieces and Natural Materials Designed by Studio Ana Foster Adams and Studio Amal, curated forms, desert tones and thoughtful restraint shape this Dubai residence.Show More

The Return of Les Endiablés Collection by Saint Louis Fifteen years after their debut, Saint Louis and designer José Lévy reintroduce the cult crystal objects that transformed utility into theatre, reimagining the contemporary collectible through imbalance, colour and irreverent craftsmanship.Show More

The Art of Layered Living in Muscat Inside Villa 675, where Sangeeta Advani Mansharamani and Aashna Mansharamani transformed an Omani beachfront residence into a study in Indian craftsmanship, marble, memory, and contemporary coastal luxury.Show More

Rare and the Return of Atmosphere in Dubai Dining In a city that often confuses spectacle with experience, Rare proposes something quieter, more difficult, and ultimately more enduring: a restaurant designed not around performance, but around emotional ease.Show More

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Art Dubai 2026 Moves Forward with a Reimagined Format Art Dubai has confirmed that its 2026 edition will take place from 14 to 17 May at Madinat Jumeirah, adopting a more focused and flexible format. Show More

Hala Schoukair at the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia From 9 May to 22 November 2026, Lebanese artist Hala Schoukair will participate in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, titled In Minor Keys, curated by Koyo Kouoh.Show More

Mapping Memory: Inside Dubai Collection Nights 2026 With its fourth edition, Dubai Collection positions memory as an active cultural infrastructure unfolding across fourteen days of exhibitions, studio visits and conversations that reconsider how art lives within a city.Show More

The Slow Power of Matter: Why the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2026 Feels Different For its ninth edition, the Foundation has shortlisted 30 finalists from more than 5,100 submissions across 133 countries. Show More

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