Cuneo, Italy

A charming farmhouse surrounded by scenic vineyards, Dai Grésy embodies the essence of Piedmont as seen through the eyes of dedicated locals. In the serene Langa area, tranquility converges with captivating landscapes, offering a seamless blend of peacefulness and awe-inspiring views.

New Orleans, United States

Seventy-five rooms in the Lower Garden District occupying a monumental building in what once was an orphanage, stands Hotel St Vincent. Come to stay, come for the food, come to have a lazy cocktail on the porch…it’s all good vibes at the intersection of Magazine and Race.

New Orleans, United States

Hotel Peter and Paul is located in the heart of The Marigny and occupies a former New Orleans schoolhouse, convent, rectory, and church. The historic property has recently undergone a full restoration, giving it new life as a cheerful and elegant boutique hotel with preserved historic charm.

The Hague, The Netherlands

Behind a stately brick facade with high windows and a terracotta tiled roof, travelers find a welcome property in this vibrant and artistic historic district.

Granada, Nicaragua

Seven waterfront casitas sit tucked amidst lush vegetation on a private islet overlooking the impressive Mombacho Volcano, only a short boat ride away from one of Nicaragua's most charming cities.

Mexico City, Mexico

The playful renovation of this century-old property has resulted in a design-lover’s dream where the opulence of an era long gone still exists alongside the comforts and relaxed atmosphere of the present-day.

Valencia, Spain

Minimalistic design, great lighting, and craftsman details create a soothing and sophisticated escape from the busy streets of Valencia.

Chiriquí, Panama

A family-friendly, luxury eco-resort located on a private island where seven secluded beaches meet the virgin Panamanian rainforest.

Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica

A lush, artistic retreat equipped with gardens, a yoga shala, a pool, a beach club, and access to the crystal-clear sea.

Levanto, Italy

An intimate stay, housed in a 16th-century stone building, that allows visitors to get to know the lesser known Cinque Terre and the surrounding area.