From a fantasy guest cottage in Palm Beach, designed by American interior designer David Lucido, to a Cotswolds Manor’s newly transformed gardens and insider’s travel guides to Greece, Italy and Montenegro, here are some new articles you may have missed over on the World of Cabana…
For returning clients, interior designer David Lucido transformed a modest guest house into a transportive retreat using floral fabrics, painted floors and a palette drawn from sundrenched destinations. He talks to Busola Evans.
Once marshland, Capalbio has transformed into one of Maremma’s most captivating escapes. From its reclaimed landscapes to its rise as a haven for artists, intellectuals and travellers, this Tuscan hill town combines wild natural beauty, Mediterranean charm and a timeless atmosphere.
British landscape designer Elizabeth Tyler transformed a historic Cotswolds manor’s grounds into a sequence of distinct yet interconnected spaces.
The Zetter Bloomsbury, designed by British interior decorator and antiques expert James Thurstan Waterworth, opened its doors this spring in the shadow of the British Museum. Taking the neighboring institution as his point of reference, James sourced nearly 2000 antiques and artefacts for the project. In a special edition of Cabana’s Finders Keepers series, James shares the stories behind ten exceptional pieces found within this unique hotel.
For Oberto Gili, photography has never been about perfection. Over a career spent moving between New York, Italy and some of the world’s most fascinating houses, he remains drawn to the details that reveal how people truly live. As he marks the launch of his new book Everything, At Once, published by Cabana, Oberto reflects on curiosity, observation and the enduring pleasure of finding meaning in the things others might overlook.
Cabana’s latest travel guide, A Weekend in Greece, drew London’s Hellenic and Greece-loving crowd to Pavilion Press in Chelsea for a lively launch breakfast, where editors, tastemakers and longtime Greece insiders gathered to support the magazine’s newest, and beautifully curated, travel companion.
The tiny nation of Montenegro is the unsung gem of the Adriatic coast, an ancient land where writers, poets, intrepid travelers, and adventurers have long been seduced by mountains, monasteries, secret beaches and medieval fortresses. Fabrizia Caracciolo shares an insider’s guide.
With the help of interior architect and designer Carolina Maluhy, entrepreneur Julia Hartogs transformed a tired mid-century townhouse in São Paulo, Brazil, into a serene retreat layered with family heirlooms, Brazilian modernism and a deeply personal history.
A small, particular stretch between Plymouth and Exeter, “caught between the windswept vastness of Dartmoor and the softer, almost turquoise coastline” is where Paul Eldwin Glade’s heart lies. The designer and creative director shares his favorite spots in this singular pocket of the English coast.
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