Entertaining

Entertaining
5 Storybook-Themed Bedrooms That Bring Literary Fantasy to Life
From Wuthering Heights to Dune, these literary-inspired looks might inspire your next bedroom

Entertaining
Are Listening Rooms and Hi-Fi Bars Gen Z’s Answer to Digital Overload?
A global wave of hi-fi bars is bringing music back to the ritual of attentive listening, where analogue sound and focused attention have become a new kind of luxury

Architecture & Design
The Galaxy: A Ghost Ship Hotel Abandoned in Thailand
This real estate magnate's dream was mysteriously abandoned in 2003, learn all about this astonishing wreck

Entertaining
Numerology and Architecture: How To Find Your Life Path Number and What It Means
Your guide to Life Path Numbers, Secret Master Numbers and how numerology shows up in the world around us

Entertaining
The $160,000 ‘Ammortal Chamber’ Is the Latest Must-Have for Biohacking at Home
The multisensory pod promises to compress hours of recovery into a single 25-minute reset

Entertaining
Reality TV Is Architecturally Designed To Break Its Contestants – So Why Do We Love It So Much?
What would you do if the only place for privacy was among thousands – if not millions – of people watching you back?

Entertaining
From “Wuthering Heights” to Chanel Mushrooms, We’ve Got a Taste for the Surreal Right Now – But Why?
From hyper-stylised runways to cinematic worlds, designers and filmmakers are bending reality and letting the atmosphere speak louder than literal accuracy

Entertaining
Wuthering Heights: Get An Exclusive First Look at the Surreal 18th Century Sets
Breaking down all of the symbolism and design details in Emerald Fennell’s latest feast-for-the-senses film

Entertaining
Why Do All These Wellness Clubs Look Like Nightclubs?
Borrowing heavily from nightlife, these sultry new social hubs are merging ambiance, community and high design to create the next generation of third spaces

Entertaining
It’s Marty Supreme's World And We’re Just Living In It: The Marketing and Mood behind Marty Supreme
How image, atmosphere and a no-white palette have come to define the world of Marty Supreme, a film about table tennis and ambition set in postwar New York (with no digital shortcuts)