A set of Claude Lalanne mirrors, once owned by Yves Saint Laurent, just sold for a record $33.5 million. The story is not about the price, but what it says about the value of design itself.
For Milan Design Week, the house known for quiet materials turns its attention to a loud pattern, treating it not as decoration, but as an object of study.
Two paintings by Claude Monet, hidden from public view for over a century, reveal more about the artist's obsessive and brilliant study of light.
The Biennale brings the noise, but the city’s real story is found in the quiet corners and historic workshops that contemporary art crowds walk right past.
There are nine of them. Nine Enzos finished in Argento Nürburgring by the Maranello factory, out of a total production run that never reached four hundred cars. Of those nine, only five received a Rosso leather interior. And of those five, exactly one was delivered to the United Kingdom.That car is
An upcoming RM Sotheby's auction features a rare Ferrari, but the personal effects of Juan Manuel Fangio tell a much deeper story.
One of the most significant early racing Porsches—the 550A Spyder—is set to cross the block at RM Sotheby’s on April 25. A rare blend of engineering purity and motorsport legacy, it represents the very essence of what makes Porsche timeless.
In a world driven by excess, the modern gentleman is refining his approach to collecting. Fewer objects, deeper meaning, and a stronger connection to craftsmanship now define true taste.
For its latest prestige cuvée, the Champagne house enlists artist Paola Paronetto to create a new context for its history.
Looking back at the lineage, from the 288 GTO to the LaFerrari, reveals a conversation about performance, technology, and identity.
An upcoming Phillips auction looks past the brand's most famous watch to reveal a deeper, more complicated design history.
A 159-lot collection spanning nearly five decades of Porsche history is now open for bidding, offering a rare glimpse into the world of Magnus Walker.
