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Former Online Editor, GQ SA / Freelance travel and lifestyle writer and editor based in New York. See my stories here: maryholland.contently.com
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“It’s rare to find this kind of building in Paris.” Inside Antoine Ricardou’s Montmarte apartment

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By Mary Holland Verified
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“I need to be in the sky,” says Antoine Ricardou, co-founder of Saint-Lazare, a design studio in Paris that has worked with brands such as Cartier and the Centre Pompidou. In the open-plan kitchen and lounge on the top floor of his three-storey Montmartre apartment, you feel as though you’re floating above the city. “I see it as a lighthouse,” says the architect and designer.
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The Best Luxury Travel Experiences of the Year, From Peru’s Tinajani Homestead to Italy’s Villa Beatrice

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By Lee Cobaj Verified, Mary Holland Verified
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In a post-pandemic world, one luxury has emerged as a priority as well as a privilege: travel. While spending on art and cars has softened somewhat, per last year’s luxury report from Bain & Company and Altagamma, those funds have been reassigned to experiences, with outlays up across the sector: on private jets (+11 percent), on high-end hospitality (+7 percent), and on luxury cruises (+12 percent).
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10 Designers Share the Trends Defining Dwellings of Tomorrow

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By Mary Holland Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
This story is part of The Future of Home, a collaboration between the editors of WIRED and Architectural Digest to help you understand what “home” will look like tomorrow and beyond. Remember back when an open-plan layout was considered cutting edge? Or everything was shabby chic and then suddenly midcentury modern? Trends in home design can either cement themselves as benchmarks of contemporary living or flame out fast. So what’s right around the bend?
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