Gianna D'Art 

We have all been in a room that is, by all technical measures, perfect. The furniture is impeccably placed, the lighting is flawless, the colours are harmonious. And yet… it feels strangely cold. It is a space to be admired, but not one to be lived in. It has a beautiful face, but no soul. What gives a room its soul?

The word "luxury" is everywhere. It’s used to describe everything from handbags to holidays, often suggesting a world of high price tags, flashy logos, and fleeting glamour. But what if true luxury wasn't something you flaunted, but something you felt every single day?

Many of us have a piece of furniture that tells a story. A grandparent’s sturdy oak chest, a well-worn leather armchair—these objects are more than just furniture. They are heirlooms, imbued with memories and built with a quality that has allowed them to stand the test of time.