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Retreat—it’s both the name of this three-bedroom house and the desire of its owners to trade the city for a more serene locale. After living in a Toronto condo for years, sports broadcaster Shawn McKenzie and his wife, Sydney Hoffman, a content creator, craved a deeper connection to nature. They found the potential to plant long-term roots in a forested …
A modern twist on a timeless classic.
City escape.
As the Toronto-based organization points out, the gender-related causes of the ailments that interfere with cognition have too often been overlooked, taken for granted, or outright ignored.
An oasis in the desert.
Redefining what craftsmanship means for a new generation.
The Portuguese big wave surfer, along with his Mountains of Sea crew backed by Tudor, pushes the limits of the sport one towering wall of water at a time.
The season’s most-wanted gifts, fresh finds, and clever picks from the editors of NUVO.
With Virtuosity, Louis Vuitton invites us to see jewellery not only as treasure but also as fashion statement.
Eloise is serving up yet another reason why Toronto’s St. Lawrence neighbourhood is a gastronome’s dream.
Cruise collections have grown from a clever niche into a global phenomenon, with Coco Chanel’s early vision paving the way for a fashion calendar that now embraces year-round travel style.
250 years of excellence.
An introduction to the new edition of NUVO, from editor Claudia Cusano.
With every role, the Montreal-born actor peels back a new layer—quietly becoming one of his generation’s most intriguing talents.
A new family vacation home on the lake that embodies a spirit of play and ease.
In Montreal’s storied Golden Square Mile, Sofitel embraces art, texture, and timeless French style in its new chapter.
A study in materiality, Del Negro Studio opens in Mallorca.
Whether you’re into cold-weather activities or not, be a good winter sport in a local label creating puffy parkas that are as cozy as they are stylish.
For both client and architect, the goal was to make the house function for contemporary living and rehabilitate the home’s historical character.
A playful capsule collection that blends alpine glam with everyday cool.
Audemars Piguet releases more than 500 pages dedicated to the extreme discipline and detail of creating Royal Oaks, tourbillons, and more.
Tucked inside Australia’s first Mondrian hotel, these restaurants go from day to night in style.
How the fair offers so much more than commercial opportunities.
What began as an experimental studio for upcycling remnants has become a symbol of environmentally conscious creativity in fashion.
In its most recent partnership, the heritage brand dips into its jewellery archives for visionary director Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein.
Powder Chasing.
Instead of imposing a certain style or approach on clients, the Vancouver-based design studio allows each space to naturally guide the design.
This Halloween, we have conjured some bewitching cocktail recipes from our archives, ideal for gatherings or festive nights.
What keeps you up at night?
Spooky season.
Who better to make a chic wool coat for a cold Canadian winter than a Canadian brand? Here, we round up seven local labels.
A New Hope.
Georgia’s always on my mind – Paul McCartney
The city in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley is poised to be a training ground for the next generation of chefs, bakers, viticulturalists, winemakers, sommeliers, and more.
The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver offers guests a supernatural experience.
A specialist in chardonnay and pinot noir.
Those looking for memorable adventures afloat will find a lot to like about the all-new Nimbus 495 Flybridge.
A Mandria di Murtoli pairs relaxed luxury with historic pastoral charm.
Featuring mesmerizing illustrative work from French artist Stéphane Kiehl.
The exhibition sees Zana’s new collection finding sculptural form alongside artworks from his personal collection and is on view from October 22-26.
Meet Vanessa Ortiz, Clarins’s first national makeup artist.
From glowing light boxes to luminous gelatin silver prints, MOCA Toronto’s new exhibition reveals why Jeff Wall’s photographs demand to be experienced in person.
The designer wants you to manipulate your clothes and accessories.
Walking on air.
Alberta is home to a few former railway hotels worth the drive.
Moody and refined.
A new book takes a detailed look at how Louis Vuitton took inspiration from Japan and its culture.
In his pursuit of capturing the landscape at its most dim, artist Jon Sasaki refuses to take shortcuts.
Monsieur Jean Hotel is chic and charming.
The Italian brand’s first retail location in Canada has opened its doors.
New and improved.
In the French capital, photographer Evaan Kheraj captures some of the best expressions of personal style.
To help you pick or bring an ideal pour, we’ve compiled a list of recent wine stories featuring changemakers in wine regions across the country and curated lists of wines to try.
Rock and responsibility.
Opening November 7, the Polygon presents Lee Miller: A Photographer a Work (1932-1945), showcasing the haunting work of the Surrealist artist.
Zero emissions.
Off-grid and elemental, AIKA Spa brings fire, cedar, and cold water therapy to the wilds of Squamish.
An icon takes flight once again.
Small in size but big on good taste, Salt Spring Island offers the kind of weekend escape that lingers in memory long after you’ve left.
In Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards, the emerging Nova Scotia wine industry has found its proselytizer.
Behind the wheel of the latest plug-in hybrid from Lamborghini.
A forest retreat.
When life gives you lemons.
Commercial Drive’s fresh Japanese snack bar will bring back old memories, even on your first visit.
The concept store in Toronto’s Queen West garment district is a space to discover fashion from established and burgeoning designers alongside rare vintage finds.
We revisit stories of resilience, hope, and experiences on the long road to truth and reconciliation.
Silvia Venturini Fendi turned up the dial on playful elegance.
The spring/summer 2026 collection proves power dressing can party.
Two-wheeled triumphs.
A decadent design homage to the 19th-century Baroness de Rothschild, Abbaye des Vaux-de-Cernay is the favourite weekend escape for in-the-know Parisians.
The style of the Fab Four.
Sustainable performance.
The made-to-order line of superfine alpaca garments and accessories has been a slow burn—and it’s by design.
Living in the land.
The Tudor Pro Cycling Team took another leap forward this year by signing two-time world champion Julian Alaphilippe.
An immersive tribute to the lives and deaths of three rock and roll pioneers.
With the recent release of the 25th vintage of its icon wine, Black Hills Estate Winery celebrates its past achievements and future goals.
Michele Romanow embraces failure on the way to business success.
With premieres from Cannes, Venice, and beyond, here are five of the most anticipated titles at VIFF 2025.
Designer Silvia Venturini Fendi ushers the Italian heritage brand into a new era.
Lakeside cabins for filmmakers.
As the rise of streaming makes it difficult for anyone who strums a guitar to make a living, it was only a matter of time before AI-literate producers found a way to turn artificial music into real profits.
A Canadian indie fragrance brand.
From Colombia to Canada, Natalia Baquero makes hats that command the spotlight.
The fundraising gala has become an important event of the yearly film festival.
Escā Cueva is a feast for the senses and imagination.
Get to know Dante’s Mutande Shop.
At the Art Museum at the University of Toronto, two exhibitions reframe Earthworks as care and connection in a time of climate crisis.
A grand slam weekend.
Schloss Elmau is a remote haven of alpine serenity.
