Kate Missine

At the Moretti Caselli Studio, the artist, dark-haired and serious, bends over a glass work surface, blending the paint with careful, practiced movements. If this looks like delicate work, it’s nothing compared to what’s to come.

The project would lay the groundwork for what would become a series of brand resurrections, a process as demanding as it is rewarding. The hardest part, says de Lummen, is finding an investor. “In a way, I am like a screenwriter and movie director; I may have the property rights and a wonderful script, but each time I still need to find the producers who believe in the project and provide the resources to make it real.” What makes it all worth it? “When a dead brand that was unknown to many com

All things classical and refined colour the world of designer Bianca Fusco Zanatta

CEO of Glowbal Group Emad Yacoub on style, struggles, success, and the perfect steak *proof PDF - incomplete subtitles/captions*

In the curious land of Enrico Fratesi’s imaginative interiors, fancy roams free and inspiration is found in unexpected places

Vancouver designer Zonda Nellis talks travel, fashion, and the inspiration behind her colorful designs

South Korea’s hot young star Ji Chang-wook has charmed audiences with his beaming smile and hit roles in popular Korean TV series ‘Empress Ki’ and ‘Healer.’ We take a peek at the person behind the act and get to know the real Ji Chang-wook, on and off the screen.

‘Prince of chintz’ Mario Buatta offers an exuberant antidote to the humdrum of white, understated interiors

Calgary Jewellery's icon Bernard Florence celebrates 60 years of family, legacy, and glamour