Architectural Digest showcased the newly built Sarbonne megamansion in Bel-Air on its YouTube channel, a stunning nine-bedroom residence crafted by L.A. developer Ardie Tavangarian, boasting 25,000 square feet of indoor living space and 20,000 square feet of outdoor area. The mansion includes a cutting-edge car elevator for stacking multiple cars, a cave/home theater with 3,000 … Read more
Automotive start-up company based in Brooklyn and Stockholm, Tarform Motorcycles introduced their first electric motorcycle with a vintage look. Designed by the company’s CEO and co-founder, Taras Kravtchouk, the eye-catching bike comes with a lot of technology built into it, and will be built around a modular platform that makes customisation very easy. “We looked … Read more
This stunningly beautiful one-of-a-kind 1963 Aston Martin DP215 Grand Touring Competition Prototype is hitting RM Sotheby’s flagship Monterey auction, 24-25 August at the Monterey Conference Center. Driven by Lucien Bianchi and Phil Hill at Le Mans in 1963, the DP215 was the pinnacle of Aston Martin’s Works racing program, and the final racing car built … Read more
Bachelor pads are generally thought of as dirty spaces with improvised furniture and stacks of empty pizza boxes. If this is how you are living, it might be time to make some changes to turn your pad into a more liveable, stylish apartment that you can be proud of and that will steer you in … Read more
Attention Narcos fans! Pablo Escobar’s former mansion in Tulum has been turned into a boutique hotel by Lio Malca, a prominent art dealer from New York. Located in the Mexican beach resort of Tulum, Casa Malca boast 35 rooms, and comes populated with a variety of artworks from Malca’s private collection, including pieces from KAWS, … Read more
La Vigie – Karl Lagerfeld‘s former mysterious Monaco mansion opened to the public for the first time to showcase works by well known designers, artists and architects. Considered one of the finest properties on the French Riviera, La Vigie – “the lookout tower” was built in 1902 for British publishing magnate Sir William Ingram and … Read more