In our weekly series, we bring you the latest luxury news from around the world. This week’s highlights: The Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River opens, Dior’s Book Tote Mini Games, Dyson gussies up the Airwrap Co-anda2x™

Hermès presents new tableware
Inspired by 19th-century English botanical illustrations, Natures Marines is an ode to the delicacy of a colourful marine world, featuring freshwater algae and radiant corals. Designed by British illustrator Katie Scott, the 34-piece collection comprises plates, bowls and cups of various sizes, a six-cup teapot, and even a sugar bowl.

Kimpton Suntaya Bali Ubud opens this year
As the first of its kind in Indonesia, the Kimpton Suntaya Bali Ubud will soon be an extension of Bali’s creative energy, bringing with it Kimpton’s signature approach to hospitality, intuitive service and design-forward spaces. Set in the heart of Ubud, the resort will be a short walk from the town’s iconic landmarks, and a haven of 101 thoughtfully designed accommodations, including expansive pool suites and private pool villas. Guests will also have access to five dining destinations, the Sakshi Spa, and lifestyle and wellness programmes.

The Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River opens
Anantara, a champion of immersive hospitality, just launched its first safari tented camp, where guests can enjoy world-class stargazing and time-honoured African rituals that align the body and mind. Designed by South African studio MRS, the camp is a tight-knit community of 10 villas and three terrace suites. Families can opt for the Presidential Villa, which can be expanded to a 515-sqm two-bedder complete with a private boat dock and an oversized plunge pool, while couples will love either the 115-sqm Pool Villa or 65-sqm Horizon Terrace Suite, an intimate treetop retreat elevated 14 metres above the ground.

Dior’s Book Tote Mini Games
Inspired by the beauty of a first edition literary masterpiece, Dior’s Book Cover Collection celebrates the joy of reading with classics such Dracula, Ulysses and Pride and Prejudice. The collection comprises bags, ready-to-wear, scarves and now a series of mini games, available on Snapchat and TikTok.

Chaumet’s new releases
Paying tribute to the eponymous empress’s passion for pearls and the long Chaumet tradition of such craftsmanship, the Joséphine Soir de Fête celebrates those who love to shine with style. An ensemble of earrings, a brooch, ring and necklace, it illuminates one’s outfit with more than just 15 South Sea cultured pearls, but also head-turning elegance and strength. If diamonds are indeed a girl’s best friend, Chaumet has also released the new Joséphine Amour d’Aigrette High Jewellery parure, with the precious stone dusted across a necklace, choker, bracelet and pair of earrings.

The Dyson Airwrap Co-anda2x™ gains four new attachments
Dyson’s hair tools have been game-changing for a while, creating natural, long-lasting styles without the unwanted heat damage. New to the family are these new attachments designed to go with the Dyson Airwrap Co-anda2x™ multi-styler and dryer: the Conical Co–anda2x™ curling barrel, large round volumising brush 2x, 40mm Co–anda2x™ curling barrel, and the brand-new Air straightener 2x. Yours for S$899.
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Shoukouwa honours the traditions of Edomae sushi through precision and patience
The meal begins with a warm bowl of kinki, a fatty white fish served with seasonal vegetables in a flavourful dashi broth that is at once umami-rich and sweet. It is a deliberate way for Shoukouwa to build anticipation for what is to come.

Sandrine Donguy on being bold with Vacheron Constantin
Sandrine Donguy, product and creation director of Vacheron Constantin, reflects on evolution within the 271-year-old watchmaking house and on making watches for the next generation.

Three takeaways from our BMW iX3 masterclass experience
An early morning classroom, a race circuit in Thailand, and the all-new BMW iX3. Against all odds, this was one lesson worth getting out of bed for.
Featured photo by Hermès