Arbour House, designed by Patkau Architects, looks over the waters of Cadboro Bay in Victoria.
Soracha McKinley
London’s Iconic Savoy Reveals a Quiet Glow-Up
Dating back to the 19th century, London’s first luxury hotel has unveiled a new design for its Edwardian rooms, with the remaining art deco rooms set to be revealed this summer.
Old Petty at Cabot Highlands
An easygoing outing that lingers long after the final putt.
Odami’s Architectural Language
In a field driven by spectacle, Odami builds spaces that speak softly—yet leave a lasting imprint.
Montreal Fashion Designer Eliza Faulkner’s Next Chapter
The bold feminine.
Arlo Parks’s Ambiguous Desire
The artist, singer, and poet says she is at a time in her life where confidence and self-knowledge allow her to feel more settled in herself.
Dior Capture Takes a High-Tech Approach to More Radiant Skin
The science of skin.
David Szalay on Writing and Self-Control
From global acclaim to quiet observation, Booker Prize-winner David Szalay discusses the discipline behind his minimalist style—and why less still says more.
Casa Tao Is Proof That the Most Compelling Homes Rely on Thoughtful Architecture Rather Than Spectacle
Casa Tao is proof that the most compelling homes rely on thoughtful architecture rather than spectacle.
Shaping the Now: Montreal’s Andrea Peña Wins Chanel’s Global Art Prize
The choreographer and scenic designer has been named one of 10 winners of the 2026 Chanel Next Prize, a 100,000-euro award and two-year mentorship program created by the Chanel Culture Fund.
The Limited-Edition Tiffany Timer
The Limited-Edition Tiffany Timer.
Jennifer Latour’s Species Captures Her Appreciation for Natural Forms
Neither formal nor fleeting, Jennifer Latour’s Species captures the appreciation for natural forms.
Kavita Is a Thoughtful Expression of Indian Cuisine
A new voice in Vancouver dining.
Guichet Watches Are Having a Moment
Once a rarity, these windowed timepieces offer a radical alternative in the world of mechanical watchmaking, where sweeping hands and skeletonized movements often take centre stage.
A New Chapter for the Gardiner
Backed by a record-setting gift, the Gardiner Museum’s $15.5-million transformation blends heritage with innovation—putting Indigenous voices and hands-on creativity at its core.
In Quebec, an Artfully Designed Home for an Art-Collecting Couple
Barnstorming architecture.
Fall/Winter, the Boss Way
Creative director Marco Falcioni is not reinventing the suit—he is refining it.
Taking on the Dakar Rally, the World’s Toughest Long-Distance Automotive Race
Taking on the Dakar Rally, the world’s toughest long-distance automotive race.
Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Collection for Fendi Embodies Power Rooted in Confidence
Maria Grazia Chiuri’s fall/winter 2026/27 collection for Fendi isn’t merely a new seasonal lineup but also a creative homecoming.
Rouge Noir at 30
Thirty years on, Rouge Noir remains one of Chanel’s most influential shades, now reimagined in a limited-edition makeup collection.
Aire Ancient Baths Reimagines Communal Soaking as a Modern Ritual of Relaxation and Renewal
Aire Ancient Baths reimagines communal soaking as a modern ritual of relaxation and renewal.
An Avant-Garde Art Bar in Rome
Villa Lontana’s Bar Far mixes immersive art with nightlife, echoing the rebellious spirit of iconic countercultural community spaces.
Yasmin Warsame, in Her Season
While fashion cycles through aesthetics, eras, and attitudes, Yasmin Warsame has remained a quiet constant.
Spring, Issue 108, Out Now
An introduction to the new edition of NUVO, from editor Claudia Cusano.
An Immersive Chinese Culinary Experience Shaped by Light
Toronto-based Mason Studio founder Stanley Sun and celebrated local chef Eva Chin design a culinary spectacle.
This Family Home in Ontario Sits Between Field and Forest
The Ridge House by Superkül is built to take full advantage of the surrounding landscape, and give its owners a sense of privacy.
The Year of the Horse Gallops in on the Wrist
Watchmakers mark Lunar New Year with symbolic designs and highly collectible timepieces.
Celebrating the Year of the Horse With Johnnie Walker Blue Label
The pioneering blended scotch brand has tapped Robert Wun for a limited edition version of its vaunted whisky.
Last-Minute Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas for Those Who Don’t Want Chocolate
Stylish expressions of love.
Omega House Milan Is the Olympic Clubhouse
On Olympic time.
The Dos and Don’ts of Wearing Blush
Makeup artist tips and tricks.
Falling In Love With the Many Sides of Curaçao
Island time.
Where to Drink in Victoria: The Only Guide You’ll Ever Need
From classic tiki cocktails to inventive twists on old favourites, here’s where to imbibe in British Columbia’s charming capital.
A Closer Look at Some of the Best Canadian Chocolatiers
If you are looking for unusual chocolate flavours and designs from local chocolatiers, try one of these from our list below. Toronto Chocolatier David Chow Chow’s methodological precision meets a dedication to quality ingredients to create his products’ allure. His chocolates not only provide the sensory ideals of snap, crunch, chew, and melt but also come in gorgeous …
Valentine’s Day Gifts That Last Beyond February 14
The right piece of jewellery shows your love every day.
A Yacht Charter Experience for the Person Who Has Everything
What do you get that special someone who already seems to have it all? Try the gift of a memorable experience.
Where to Get Oysters in Vancouver on Valentine’s Day
Local restaurants serving shellfish to get you in a loving mood.
Canadian Restaurants to Dine in This Valentine’s Day
From coast to coast, these restaurants offer everything for a romantic evening: atmosphere, moody lighting, and great bites.
Exploring Osaka’s Bustling Central Shopping Hub, Umeda
The reborn neighborhood sprawls in every direction, and there’s seemingly something new to explore around every corner.
In Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures Near Quebec City, This Home Grounds Itself on the Riverbank
Bourgeois / Lechasseur architects took inspiration from beached riverboats and angular rocks to bring life to this site.
St. Boniface Is a Slice of France on the Prairies
The historic neighbourhood on the eastern bank of Winnipeg’s Red River is the heart of Franco-Métis culture in Western Canada.
Matthieu Blazy’s Chanel Couture Is Mastery Over Opulence
On Tuesday, beneath the soaring glass dome of the Grand Palais, Blazy set his debut couture show in a pink fairy-tale forest, a wonderland with looming magic mushrooms framed by pink weeping willows.
D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai on Embracing the Elements in Snow Goose’s Winter Campaign
Featured in Snow Goose, Canada Goose’s more design-forward line under the creative direction of Haider Ackermann, Woon-A-Tai reframes winter not as something to endure but to experience.
Why Daikanyama Is Still Worth a Visit, Even After Its “Discovery”
In Daikanyama, you can get your fix of Tokyo’s orderly yet ferocious pace, then go through small streets where you’ll likely encounter more locals.
Sana Is Toronto’s Newest Bathhouse to Add to Your Wellness Routine
Sana, a modern banya (a Slavic traditional bathhouse), is meant to be more than just a space where you can go for contrast therapy.
Teutonic Treat: The Largest Yacht Show in the World
For yachters, nothing tops a January trip to Boot Düsseldorf.
Aman at Sea Announces Luxurious New Mediterranean Yacht Voyages
Aman at Sea aims to capture a romantic, indulgent spirit with Amangati, its new ocean-going superyacht.
Vintage Shopping in Tokyo Requires an Adventurous Spirit and Plenty of Patience
Tokyo is, after all, the heart of Japan’s second-hand shopping area, and there is no shortage of places to check out.
Float, Sweat, and Chill: Canada’s Best Floating Saunas
Ease stress with contrast therapy at the latest wellness hot spot, the floating sauna.
Test Drive: The 2026 Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid
Porsche continues to prove you can have your cake and eat it too with the latest Cayenne E-Hybrid.
Pursuing Winter Adventure in New Brunswick
Embracing the cold.
The Best Spas and Retreats in Canada and Beyond
Whether you are whisked away for an afternoon, weekend getaway, or week-long retreat, try these unique spas across the country and beyond for restorative experiences.
Shōgun History Comes Alive on Japan’s Nakasendo Way
Hike from Kyoto to Tokyo and explore the cultural roots of the hit series.
The Many Faces of Mexico City
A luxurious sojourn in the city brimming with unique restaurants and bars, and a vibrant art and fashion scene.
On Antiparos, an Old Building Gets a New Lease on Life
ARP Architects modernizes an old winemaking building without squeezing out its soul.
Where to Eat in Victoria: The Only Guide You’ll Ever Need
From premium desserts to innovative share plates, there is so much to celebrate about Victoria’s food scene.
The King of the Cool Minivan
Volkswagen reintroduces a classic model for a modern era of driving.
The Best Part of Watch Hunting in Japan Is the Hunt
Even as Japan continues to see record inbound tourism, the thrill of finding a great watch in the country hasn’t subsided.
A Top-Tier Vehicle: The 2026 Genesis G90 Prestige Black
Top of the range.
Is There Anything That Can Cure a Hangover?
Turn your screen brightness down to zero and check out these five remedies.
A Year-End Reading List: Revisiting Our 2025 Cover Stories
As the year comes to a close, we take a look back at our time with some exceptional Canadian talent.
3 Limited-Edition Wines and Spirits to Ring in 2026 With
Here, we’ve rounded up three of this year’s best limited-edition wines and spirits to proffer and pour while ringing in 2026.
Burberry’s Daniel Lee Designs a Bow and Bell Christmas Tree for Claridge’s
Two British icons.
A New Winery That Matured Quickly
Niagara’s Black Bank Hill winery.
The Box Is Officially Back
Into this squared frame step two closely related but carefully differentiated propositions: the Toyota Land Cruiser and the Lexus GX 550.
On a Hillside in Tokyo, These Homes Rise From the Rock
Concrete Jungle.
A Roving Library Filled With Tomes and Treasures
The Fifth Avenue Hotel has added a Rizzoli Library Cart to its menu of offerings.
Bocci’s Luminous Installation Reimagines the Holiday Tree
With flexible copper suspension, 121 glass-blown pendants from the Bocci 28 series were assembled to form a structure reminiscent of an evergreen tree.
A Look at the 2026 Pirelli Calendar
For perhaps the most artistic approach thus far, Norwegian fashion photographer and filmmaker Sølve Sundsbø was asked to frame the 2026 Pirelli Calendar.
Where to Find a Bit of Space in Kyoto’s Core
Stepping away from the crowds in one of Japan’s most popular cities.
An Exciting New Winery Takes Flight
Stone Eagle Winery is the best of Ontario with a Franco-Italian twist.
Out of Holiday Gift Ideas? Try One of These Memorable Experiences
At times, the best presents are the ones that cannot be wrapped.
Finland Makes a Name for Itself in the Production of Hydrogen
In the race to find a greener, cleaner power source for our rapidly warming world, hydrogen has thus far been overshadowed by a multitude of other solutions.
This Ski Chalet in Quebec Is a Dramatic, Cozy Mountain Refuge
Drawing on the surrounding environment as well as the character of Quebec’s ski chalets, natural materials take centre stage.
Which Hotels Make the Best Pyjamas?
As we go deeper into the winter months, we look to seven hotels with the best branded pyjamas, making overnight stays that much cozier.
One of the Oldest Purveyors of Port
Taylor Fladgate The Globe Reserve Tawny Port is a wine you can buy by its appearance—not by the label, in this case, but by the shape of the bottle.
The Louis Vuitton Monterey Watch Is the Fashion World’s Latest Obsession
The 39mm yellow-gold watch is a revival of Louis Vuitton’s first wristwatch, originally released in 1988, and reimagined with a white Grand Feu dial.
Canada’s Helium Boom: How the Country Is Emerging as a Global Supply Powerhouse
With new reserves, government backing, and rising global demand, the Great White North is positioning itself as one of the world’s most reliable helium suppliers.
Skijoring in Alberta: The Ultimate Winter Adventure for Thrill Seekers
Photographer Morgan Storch’s images of SkijorDue in Calgary are a showcase not just of the participants’ skills but also for the carnival-like atmosphere and the loud, western-inspired outfits that befit such an event.
Studio Schicketanz Crafts a Big Sur Cabin on the California Coast
California dreamin’.
The I.C.E. in St. Moritz Is a One-of-a-Kind Car Show
Dancing on ice.
Vancouver’s Nala Deodorant Wants You to Know Your Body Better
Clean care for every body.
La Grande Dame Celebrates Madame Clicquot Ponsardin, the Matriarch of Champagne
The latest vintage of Veuve Clicquot’s prestige cuvée repositions it for the next generation of wine drinkers.
Wild Spring Dunes’ First Course Opens for Business
Eastbound and down.
PoutX Is Studio Author’s Red-Hot Reinvention of the Injectables Clinic
Local firm Studio Author was tasked with crafting a daring space.
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise Marks a New Standard in Luxury Wellness
Rocky Mountain wellness.
How Zadie Xa Is Reimagining Identity and Folklore in Contemporary Art
The Korean Canadian artist blends ancestral narratives with experimental media, creating arresting installations that challenge how we see culture and self.
How to Ski the Alps With One Epic Season Pass
Ski global.
Range Rover Is Still Turning Heads—and Wheels—at 55
Range Rover at 55.
At Montreal’s Restaurant Limbo, Chef Harrison Shewchuk Gets Lost in the Flavour
A bold vision for Montreal dining.
A Low-Slung Residence in Caledon Explores Solitude and Structure
Reflect Architecture, a Toronto-based firm, created this home for a couple looking to get out of the busy city.
