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Ginori 1735’s fourth chapter of its Summer Campaign 2026 turns to the moment after the journey, when treasured objects return home carrying traces of places, meals and memories. At the heart of the story is the Manifattura, where inherited craftsmanship becomes a starting point for new expressions of Italian living.
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To mark four decades of its In Motion Business Unit, Poltrona Frau turns to one of its most recognisable armchairs and an artwork by Italian Futurist Ivo Pannaggi. Limited to 40 individually numbered pieces, Vanity Fair XC In Motion brings movement, leather craftsmanship and avant-garde art into a single collectible design.
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Montegrappa’s AMB-ITION collection takes the maison’s century-long relationship with craftsmanship into a broader world of leather goods, travel accessories and everyday objects. Defined by Italian construction, automotive-inspired detailing and a restrained visual language, the collection presents personal style as something carried well beyond the written page.
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Baccarat has opened a new US flagship in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District, bringing its French crystal-making heritage into one of New York’s most distinctive neighbourhoods. Designed by Paris-based Moinard Bétaille, the new space places centuries-old craftsmanship alongside contemporary interiors and a broader vision of modern French art de vivre.
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Montegrappa’s headquarters in Bassano del Grappa became the setting for TRATTIDAMARE 2026, an annual gathering by Timone Yachts that brought together figures from yachting, finance and Italian manufacturing. The occasion offered a considered look at the shared values of craftsmanship, technical expertise, innovation and long-term relationships.
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Ginori 1735’s Florenza collection draws on the spontaneous beauty of the landscapes around Florence, translating wild flowers, foliage and changing colour into porcelain tableware and decorative objects. Its restrained botanical language brings a distinctly Tuscan sensibility to both everyday settings and more considered occasions.
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As France and the United States mark 250 years of diplomatic and cultural exchange, New York becomes the setting for a celebration of the creative ties between the two countries. At The Shed, “Hidden Treasures: 250 Years of Franco-American Luxury Stories” brings together French maisons and cultural institutions, with Christofle offering a glimpse into its long relationship with transatlantic travel and the art of receiving.
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As luxury consumers increasingly seek objects with cultural meaning, Montegrappa offers an intriguing model for keeping heritage relevant. The century-old Italian writing house has built its identity around craftsmanship, storytelling and collaborations that connect fine writing instruments with cinema, motorsport, literature and the rituals of everyday life.
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