Anantara Hotels and Resorts reveals plans for the first charity-driven celebration of Thailand’s majestic national animal – the elephant. From the banks of the mighty Mekong to the River of Kings, this week-long celebration will link the natural and the urban in two distinctive and quintessentially Thai locations.

There has been a buzz about it opening in the bay city for the past three years. It opened its chic doors to Mumbaikars in December 2018. Soho House Mumbai, the global private members’ club-cum-hotel’s India iteration also happens to be its first in Asia.

Z ZEGNA presents a futuristic vision of nature and space within an evolved city living experience.

FENDI Timepieces presents the new Run Away Table Clock, a modern design object paying tribute to FENDI’s creativity and savoir-faire

There are several trends that emerged in late 2018, trends that are likely to face the change of the luxury industry. Luxury went online with a vengeance. Luxury also got far more sustainable. And much more individualistic. Here are some trends that will find resonance in 2019 in a rather big way.

Audemars Piguet is delighted to announce a new artwork imagined by Berlin-basedartist Tomás Saraceno for Aerocene. His sustainable, site-specific installation Albedo will be unveiled at Art Basel in Miami Beach on the oceanfront sandlot across from Collins Park, on December 5–9, 2018.