Chesa Marchetta and the Engadin Art of Continuity

In Sils Maria, Chesa Marchetta restores a historic Engadin inn with arven wood, local craft and an art collection that deepens rather than distracts.

Quinta Filippa and Portugal’s New Rhythm of Restoration

At Quinta Filippa in central Portugal, a former village baking house becomes a 16-room retreat shaped by landscape, restoration and the considered pace of the day.

Cori Hornbæk and the Return of the Danish Seaside Hotel

On Denmark’s northern coast, Cori Hornbæk returns a 1935 functionalist landmark to hotel life, with the beach, the town and the slow rituals of the Danish Riviera held in balance.

Villa Argentina and Dubrovnik’s New Architecture of Connection

Villa Argentina’s 2026 return reconnects historic Adriatic villas, gardens and sea views through a sensitive new architectural sequence by 3LHD.

The Revery and Crete’s Far-West Ritual of Retreat

Near Elafonisi, The Revery uses stone, canvas and distance to make a more secluded kind of Cretan resort life.

Danieli Venezia and the Return of the Ceremonial Hotel

Reopened on the Riva degli Schiavoni, Danieli Venezia restores a rare Venetian proposition: the hotel as palazzo, theatre and composed threshold to the lagoon.

Villa Florhof and Zurich’s New Art of the Private House

Villa Florhof restores a centuries-old Zurich house as an intimate hotel where silk history, crystal craft and the civilised pace of a private residence meet.

Luura Paros Cliff and the Architecture of the Western Light

Opened this August above Agia Eirini, Luura Paros Cliff uses local stone, deep shade and measured views to make a new Cycladic retreat feel settled in its landscape.

Fouquet’s Mykonos and the New Discipline of Exposure

Fouquet’s Mykonos brings a French hotel name to Paraga Beach, but its most persuasive gesture is architectural: using stone, shade and topography to edit the island’s exposure.

Eréma and Milos’s Architecture of Attention

Eréma on Milos turns volcanic terrain into a composed retreat, where sculpted architecture, mineral interiors and the Aegean horizon set the pace.