Situated directly on Sheikh Zayed Road, the Fairmont Dubai has long been a culinary and nightlife staple in the city. Now, an all-new onsite vertical farm is transforming how the many restaurants, lounges, and bars at the Fairmont Dubai bring in ingredients. Join The Interior Review in exploring all the restaurants, lounges, and bars at this signature Dubai destination.
Read MoreThe Lexus GX has always balanced capability and comfort. Now a new GX 550 Overtrail+ trim sharpens that legacy for an off-road era. We put it to the test on the backroads of upstate New York.
Read MoreComing off a comprehensive renovation, Copenhagen Airport’s Danske Bank Aviator Business Lounge leans heavily into Scandinavian design and regional selection of food and drink. Dan Latif brings us behind the velvet rope to explore how quiet, comfort, and genuinely nourishing food is reshaping the layover experience.
Read MoreDespite the rumors, January in NYC is far from quiet. From after-hours celebrations at the Whitney Museum of American Art to skating at Rockefeller Center to exploring The Winter Show at The Park Avenue Armory through to dancing at one of NYC’s most iconic debutante balls, these are the best events in NYC for January 2026.
Read MorePort’s renewed appreciation feels less like a revival and more like a correction. Born in Portugal’s Douro Valley, the variety is remarkably diverse, pushing its categorization beyond the dessert menu. Here are best choices of one of the technically disciplined wine categories in the world.
Read MoreIn recent years, Port wine has been quietly reasserting itself not as a relic of after-dinner ritual but as one of the wine world’s most technically rigorous and expressive categories. Dan Latif samples a selection at a masterclass in New York City hosted by the Port and Douro Wines Institute (IVDP).
Read MoreAs the Africa Cup of Nations returns in Morocco, the tournament finds itself carrying more weight than ever before. Prize money has doubled, global broadcast reach has expanded, and the host nation is already preparing for the 2030 World Cup. The Interior Review goes inside AFCON 2025, exploring how the tournament has evolved and why it matters for the world of football.
Read MoreOnce associated almost exclusively with cold weather and ski trips, raclette is now at the center of a foodie debate: is it a seasonal indulgence, or a dish that defies the calendar altogether? Dan Latif takes us to an International Raclette Day celebration in Paris and explores why raclette endures. Plus learn how to make your own raclette at home.
Read MoreNew York City’s best New Year’s Eve celebrations increasingly begin at the table and end on the dance floor. From multi-course dinners that unfold into midnight Champagne to galas where live music and DJs take over after dessert, we’ve made New Year’s Eve plans designed for those who want the full arc.
Read MoreLong beloved by celebrities, artists, and world leaders, Munich’s Hotel Bayerischer Hof has emerged from a $200 million, multi-year renovation—reaffirming its status not just as a luxury hotel, but as a self-contained universe of culture, dining, and design. Shaped by a bold collaboration with Axel Vervoordt, The Interior Review explores the luxury hotel that functions like a living organism.
Read MoreDominating Munich’s central Promenadeplatz, the monumental Bayerischer Hof is a machine of hospitality that operates like its own entertainment district. The Interior Review explores the iconic restaurants, buzzy bars, historic theater, and late-night music at the legendary hotel.
Read MoreNo more FOMO! These are the not-to-miss events during Miami Art Week 2025. From Es Devlin’s monumental Library of Us on Faena Beach to Jeffrey Deitch’s That Was Then, This Is Now in the Design District, New openings from Cartier, plus major presentations inside Art Basel Miami Beach and Art Miami. Many of these exhibitions run through the end of the year, offering the chance to experience Miami’s creative landscape long after the week’s rush subsides.
Read MoreNew York City offers countless winter pop-ups, but few rooftop experiences truly stand out. From suspended igloos to luxe chalets and a playful alpine lodge, these are our favorite escapes for cold-weather cocktails, vibes, and skyline views.
Read MoreAs the only FIFA managed regional tournament, the FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025 returns to Qatar for the third time with breakthrough talents, returning champions and new World Cup qualifiers all entering in top form. Here is your essential guide.
Read MoreOur biggest December events guide ever! From family-friendly holiday activities and exciting festivals to world class exhibitions and cozy nightlife, this curated lineup highlights the month’s most essential things to do in NYC in December 2025.
Read MoreExplore a curated collection of books for the aesthetically minded reader—spanning design, architecture, art, culture, food, craftsmanship, and childhood wonder. Consider it a thoughtful shortcut to giving something meaningful, beautiful, and immediately cherished.
Read MoreKrug Champagne has enlisted Max Richter, one of the most influential composers in contemporary culture, to reinterpret three 2008 Champagnes through three new musical compositions plus a short film.
Read MoreTo celebrate our first Business Class flight review, writer Dan Latif takes on KLM’s “World Class” aboard the 777-300ER. From lie-flat seats to multi-course meals, its ideal for anyone considering a more comfortable way to cross the Atlantic.
Read MoreFrom the Waldorf Astoria’s historic Peacock Alley to a groundbreaking new spa by Dior, New York City’s most compelling new spaces are less about novelty and more about intention. These are the openings redefining how New York City eats, drinks, and feels.
Read MoreNovember in New York City unfolds with a season of art, design, and celebration, from the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and Salon Art + Design to intimate evenings with icons like Tracey Emin and a champagne-soaked Sea of Gold party. These are the best events in NYC for November 2025.
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