Envisioned by talented designer Frank de Bruijn, the HotTug has quickly become one of the Netherlands’ quirkiest new inventions. A boat and a floating Jacuzzi in the same time, this ingenious concept is the first wood-fired floating hot tub in the world and offers tremendous experiences whether you’re looking for a bit of romance or just want to take a unique recreational boat trip down the legendary Dutch canals with your friends or colleagues.
I can’t get enough of this stylish backpack from Horizn Studios. Made from water-resistant, 100% recycled materials, it’s lightweight, soft to the touch, and sleeker than most, all while holding everything you need to make it through the day.
Striking sustainable design, helicopter rides over the blood-orange dunes, and stargazing sessions with an astronomer - you don’t get many chances to experience the otherworldly Namib desert this way. Renovated by architect Jack Alexander and Fox Browne Creative agency, the recently opened andBeyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge offers all these and much more amidst one of Africa’s most spellbinding landscapes.
An oasis of calm and style perfectly in sync with the surrounding nature, Lamia del Riccio is a stellar example of traditional dwelling renovation done right. Nestled in the Apulian countryside, near Ostuni, this family-run holiday home combines vernacular architecture with a modern Mediterranean flair, courtesy of Italian designer Gian Paolo Guerra. The property revolves around a newly built limestone lamia (typical to the area), but the master bedroom suite is housed in an original Saracen trullo.
