The Gentleman 
There are few words capable of stopping Ferrari enthusiasts mid-conversation. “Naturally aspirated V12” has always been one of them. Now there’s another: Manual. For decades, Ferrari has been the standard-bearer for speed through technology. Formula One-inspired paddle shifters, lightning-fast dual-clutch transmissions and relentless pursuit of lap times have defined the modern Prancing Horse. The manual … Read more
There was a time when eyewear was designed to be more than just an afterthought hanging on your face. Frames from the 40’s 50’s all the way to the 80’s have a character and presence and yes, a level of materials and build quality you rarely see in today’s current offerings. Want to make a … Read more
There are very few automobiles that can genuinely claim to have changed the industry. And you don’t need to be a BMW fan to acknowledge the BMW X5 is one of them. When BMW introduced the original X5 in 1999, it effectively created the luxury Sports Activity Vehicle—a machine that combined the commanding presence of … Read more
The 24 Hours of Le Mans isn’t just a race. It’s hallowed ground. And BMW M chose the world’s most demanding stage to rip the covers off something genuinely audacious: the BMW M Concept Neue Klasse. This isn’t a gentle transition to electrification. It’s a declaration of war. Let’s get one thing straight. The Neue … Read more
For those who appreciate the finer nuances of a lap time but also the drive to the circuit just as much, the new BMW M2 delivers unadulterated driving pleasure, whether navigating a winding B-road or chasing the perfect apex. But for the discerning enthusiast who seeks to elevate the compact high-performance coupé’s track-bred character, BMW … Read more
There are certain icons that refuse to fade. Verner Panton’s Panthella lamp, unveiled in 1971, is one such piece. A joyful rebellion against the sombre certainties of Danish design with its graceful curves and playful color palatte. As the world marks the centenary of Panton’s birth, Louis Poulsen does something genuinely worth noting: it brings … Read more
The world has waited with bated breath for Maranello’s first foray into electrification. We knew that it was taking a completely different direction for this car and the radically different Luce was certainly worth the wait. Maranello is not repeating itself with their first non-combustion car, with it’s unique design approach the car marks a … Read more
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – Against the breathtaking backdrop of Manila Bay, a glittering assembly of the country’s foremost cultural figures, design advocates, and architecture enthusiasts gathered at the stunning waterfront venue Elan by the Bay to celebrate the much-anticipated launch of “Living Practice, Lasting Form: Contemporary Filipino Architecture.” This monumental coffee table book pays tribute to … Read more
Half a century after it’s bold arrival in the watch world, the Monaco gets a ground-up reboot—smarter, sharper, and more wearable than ever. There are watches that tell time, and there are watches that make statements. The TAG Heuer Monaco has always belonged to the latter category. When it debuted in 1969, it wasn’t just … Read more
Rather than surrender to technology with glass slabs and haptic pads and touchscreens, Ferrari defies convention with its first bold step towards electrification. The Ferrari Luce is a rebellion of the senses—a cockpit built on a mix of ritualized physical controls that invite your touch, your engagement, your respect. This is a cockpit where the … Read more