Destination Design

The Tom Kundig-designed luxury resort recedes into it’s natural setting, providing guests with the chance to both engage with and retreat from these surroundings.

Parisian interiors firm Atelier OLK rehabilitates the ground floor space with nods to history and contemporary flexibility.

The new ROOST Rainey high-rise apartment hotel, located within the Paseo tower, is as rich in texture and pattern as it is amenities.

Designed by Studio Munge, Nobu Hotel Toronto is a soberly outfitted retreat looking out over the rapidly expanding metropolis.

The limited key, ultra luxury Xcaret destination unfolds as a quiet beach side retreat deeply rooted in its natural setting with bold architectural expression.

Multifaceted architecture firm AAmp Studio sensitively reimagines an epochal modernist midrise into a texturally layered sanctum for both locals and visitors.

The latest specialty accommodation in HIGHSTAY’s curated luxury apartment offering, Saint-Germain I is a rentable piece of fashion design history.

Danish architect Sigurd Larsen designs a stacked, brutalist retreat that shapes luxury as restraint, serenity, and natural immersion.

The newly transformed, just-opened Fairmont Golden Prague hotel makes clever use of a late 1960s complex in the heart of the Czech capital.

Demonstrating the flexibility of the iconic USM Haller System, THE OMNIA hotel embodies the restraint and unpretentiousness of American Modernism.

The new Hans Hotel is an unabashedly sophisticated urban escape in Copenhagen with edgy design accents minus the Danish concept of hygge.

The new ultra-luxury Sax Paris Hotel pays tribute to the cultural history of its surroundings, all anchoring a lesser known part of the Left Bank.