Miami Art Deco Meets Modern Design in a Barcelona Gelato Shop
South Beach meets Catalonia.
South Beach meets Catalonia.
Inside a storied 700-square-foot terracotta storefront, Curly Lab, a hair salon dedicated to caring for curls, is a testament to the harmony that can happen when old meets new.
At Carmencita Film Lab, in Madrid, soaring walls and ceilings are punctuated with some of the brand’s most iconic photographs.
An iconic Mallorcan estate gets a stylish rebrand from the owners of the famed Andalucian hotel, Finca Cortesin.
Bodegas Puelles focuses on wines that carry the Rioja name, although it also makes some popular wines with no regional designation.
The Cantabrian Maritime Museum Restaurant has been designed by Zooco Studio to highlight the architecture of the original building.
Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia and Spain’s second-largest city, has a rich history, architectural masterpieces, fantastic food, and a beautiful coastline.
There is an ineffably opulent quality to the Marbella Club that is tied more to its history than to its subtropical gardens and upscale restaurants.
A few kilometres west of Marbella’s old town, where the remnants of a Moorish fort anchor more traditionally Spanish architecture, there’s a reminder of another ancient civilization: a Roman bridge more than 2,000 years old sits at the heart of the five-star Puente Romano Beach Resort.