Lifestyle Stories
Every city has its private map: the room for a late reservation, the bar for a second drink, the table you hope becomes yours.
Claude Monet’s Iris (1924–25) has made history at Sotheby’s Paris, achieving €50 million (approximately A$80 million) and becoming...
This October, we welcomed Boris Cornelissen, Sotheby’s Vice President, Head of Sale, Modern & Contemporary Art, to Melbourne...
Set within the Golden Triangle, moments from the Brighton foreshore, 32 Gordon Street is defined by scale, materiality and an approach to...
Less than an hour from Melbourne, the Macedon Ranges offers a long weekend shaped by historic villages, cool-climate vineyards, memorable...
Once home to Sophia Loren and her husband, film producer Carlo Ponti, this secluded villa sits along Rome’s Via Appia Antica, less than...
View from Level 85, Eureka Tower, Riverside Quay, Southbank, Melbourne For a select number of residences, however, the experience can be...
Melbourne makes a compelling case on all three.
From the street, sculptural curves define the façade, breaking up the rigid geometry often associated with apartment buildings.
Luxury is changing: Across the world’s leading residential markets, the conversation is moving beyond scale and status alone.
As the days grow shorter, it's tempting to retreat indoors.
Commercial development has largely bypassed Flinders, leaving its streetscape and foreshore intact.