Les mondes du luxe

The All About Love exhibition is Mickalene Thomas’s first major retrospective in Paris, boldly exploring the representation of Black women through more than twenty years of paintings, collages, photographs, videos, and installations. Presented at the Grand Palais from December 17, 2025, to April 5, 2026, this colorful and textured immersion celebrates love as a force of liberation, redefining the codes of art history from a queer and Black feminist perspective.

With “The De Beers Story,” artist Constantin Prozorov, renowned for his digital collages, has created his very first physical installation, designed for the February opening of De Beers’ new Paris flagship store.

This Heritage Wall traces the milestones of the House, translating his digital collage aesthetic into a permanent, three-dimensional work for the first time.

Opened on February 1, 2026, in Fitzrovia, right in the center of London, The Newman is a new independent hotel designed by London-based studio Lind + Almond, combining modernity with the neighborhood’s bohemian heritage.
Its 81 Art Deco-inspired rooms blend warm neutral tones, geometric lines, and subtle literary references in an elegant dialogue between contemporary design and London’s history.

After four years of restoration by Artfarm, the hotel branch of gallery owners Iwan and Manuela Wirth In Sils Maria, Switzerland, Chesa Marchetta reopened its doors on January 2, transforming a 16th-century house into an intimate address where Alpine heritage and contemporary art interact with subtlety.
With 13 rooms, locally sourced cuisine, and interior design by Luis Laplace, the hotel redefines mountain luxury with an arty and intimate twist.

Perched in the heart of the Comporta dunes, 1.5 hours from Lisbon, Na Praia is a haven where unspoiled nature and wild beaches meet refined, minimalist design.
Scheduled to open in spring 2026, the hotel will offer suites, villas, restaurants, and a spa, providing travelers with an immersive and elegant experience overlooking the vast turquoise Atlantic Ocean.

Art Basel Hong Kong, one of the most influential editions of the world-renowned contemporary art fair, returns from March 27 to 29 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, with 240 galleries coming together to present a selection of established and emerging artists from around the world.

A true cultural crossroads between East and West, this 13th edition highlights the vitality of the Asian art ecosystem. More than half of the exhibitors are based in the Asia-Pacific region, with 32 first-time participants and new curatorial sectors that broaden the visitor experience.

With Discipline, the 31st film in the Women’s Tales series, Miu Miu entrusts filmmaker Mona Fastvold with a disturbing meditation on learning to be feminine, between ritual and constraint.

Presented on February 12, 2026, in New York at Village East by Angelika, the short film showcases the Spring/Summer 2026 silhouettes as costumes of identity, where clothing becomes language, decor, and invisible discipline.

For the Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale 2026, Italian studio Formafantasma has created a minimalist, immersive scenography in the heart of the JAX District, transforming former warehouses where lighting redesigns the visitor experience.
Running from January 30 to May 2, 2026, the biennale is making a bold curatorial statement.

In February, White Elephant opened its first location in the American West in Aspen, joining Nantucket and Palm Beach, and imposing an alpine chic vision designed by Boston-based architecture firm EMBARC.

With 54 rooms and suites, a palette of white, cognac, and charcoal, fine materials such as leather, wood, and stone, and a collection of 125 original works including landscapes by Alex Katz, the hotel is already iconic.

 

On the Træna archipelago in northern Norway, in the heart of an Arctic landscape between the open sea and untamed nature, lies a new luxury island retreat, Ytri. The project will open in spring 2026 with around 40 rooms, offering an immersive experience combining Nordic design, silence, and extreme isolation.

Otoha Takenami: Echoyamabiko is an immersive solo exhibition by Japanese artist Otoha Takenami, which unfolds as a poetic exploration of natural echoes and intimate resonances between landscape and sensory memory. Presented in a space where light, sound, and form intertwine, Echoyamabiko invites visitors to engage in a contemplative experience where each work seems to vibrate like an amplified whisper. In Tokyo, until February 22.

 

Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata takes over the Maison Ruinart estate in Reims with an immersive installation where recycled wood and ephemeral architecture interact with the heritage of Champagne.

Comprising observation towers, huts, and sculptural nests, the work continues the Conversations with Nature series, offering visitors a contemplative experience between art and nature.

The Photo Elysée museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, pays tribute to Ella Maillart (1903-1997), writer, photographer, and avid traveler, through the exhibition Photographic Stories, which traces her explorations in Central Asia in the 1930s.

Opening on March 6, the retrospective highlights the documentary and cultural significance of her work, which will be recognized by UNESCO in 2025 in the Memory of the World Register.

The Delano Miami Beach, an Art Deco icon of the city, will reopen in spring 2026 after a complete renovation that modernizes its spaces while preserving its legendary charm.
The hotel, which has welcomed celebrities, designers, and artists since the 1940s and has become a symbol of Miami Beach glamour, offers 171 rooms and suites, four restaurants, the famous Rose Bar, a spa, and redesigned spaces to reclaim its place as a must-visit luxury destination.

This adults-only hotel, part of the Morgans Originals collection, is nestled on the cliffs of Paros, Greece, combining minimalist Cycladic architecture with sweeping views of the Aegean Sea. It will open in May 2026 with 39 suites, several of which will feature private pools, restaurants, a wellness area, and a luxury concept designed as a discreet retreat.