#ISSUE 5 by The Freeman Journal

THE FREEMAN JOURNAL

— Issue #5 thefreemanjournal.com

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CONTENTS

SUPREME X LV

PUMA X STAMPD

Q & A - DYLAN JORDAN

THOMAS HAMEL

EICHARDTS, QUEENSTOWN

CHANEL WINTER 17

THE ASTON MARTIN BOAT

ONE AND ONLY PALM

DANIEL ARSHAM

THE ALL NEW MAYBACH

67 73 81

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EDITOR’S NOTE

— 2 YEARS ON. When I launched The Freeman Journal two years ago it was purely a personal blog where I would share my aspirations and passion for luxury design, art and culture. To me the commercialised magazines left me underwhelmed, sharing the same brands, same car and same private jet over and over again. It was this that made me decide to take the step and develop a luxury club style online publication where art met luxury. A hub of creativity, sharing the exciting news and happenings within one of the most unique industries. Today The Freeman Journal is read across every continent working and collaborating with some of the world’s most intriguing and interesting people. And as we come passed the two-year milestone we decided to launch The Freeman Journal Store – offering exclusive in-house streetwear statement pieces. Available to purchase online the collection follows no fashion calendar – rather releasing collections and limited edition pieces representing true luxe streetwear and youth culture. We hope you enjoy. JACK FREEMAN

CONTRIBUTORS

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ART DIRECTOR CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Jack Freeman Finnian Mullally Muschinski Francesca Daly

CONTRIBUTING EDITOR

Joshua Hortinela

CONTRIBUTING EDITOR

Samuel How

SPECIAL THANKS

Sweaty Betty PR, Catalina Rose Bay, Tyler Shields, Aman Resorts, Hanley NY, Greg Natale, Jamal Jackson, Maserati, Qualia, Bentley, Aston Martin, Jack Morris. Eichardts Private Hotel, Dylan Jordan, One and Only Resorts and Louis Vuitton.

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SUPREME X LV Probably one of the most speculated fashion collections this fall has been the collaboration between French Fashion House Louis Vuitton and New York Skate label Supreme to which was recently launched at the AW17 show in Paris. Following the release this week, the juxtaposed collection did not disappoint fans of both brands, featuring denim and handcrafted louis Vuitton style leather with reference to the iconic supreme red and white logo treatment throughout the collection. Kim Jones the mens artistic director at Louis Vuitton stated to WWD how the partnership came about. “You can’t have the conversation of New York men’s wear without

Supreme right now, because it’s such a massive global phenomenon,” said Jones. “I used to work when I was at college unpacking boxes of Supreme at a company in London that distributed it when it was just starting out, so it’s something I’ve known all along in my life. I just feel that the strength of their graphic versus the strength of the Louis Vuitton graphic, and that kind of Pop Art feeling — it works together perfectly.”

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PUMA X STAMPD Following the exclusive launch of the PUMA X STAMPD Clyde shoe last week, today both brands have globally released a full collaborative apparel collection to compliment the rich, perforated leather footwear. WORDS BY JOSHUA HORTINELA • PHOTOGRAPHY BY PUMA The complete collection, designed by STAMPD Creative Director, Chris Stamp, challenges the boundaries of materials and takes cues from architectural elements and characteristics that make California unique. Continuing the evolution of contemporary luxury and performance innovation, the outcome is a collection of summer-ready pieces with functional elements, wetsuit inspired silhouettes and muted camo motifs. Inspired by the notion of ‘96 Hours’, each piece is designed with surfers and urban nomads in mind - essential gear that can be worn from morning to evening during a weekend getaway on the beach.

collection include laid-back sweat pants, 2-in-1 shorts in monochrome colourways, tees in muted camo and an innovative parka with a water repellant shell.

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Stamp continues to play it cool using technical fabrics, minimal designs and muted tones throughout the apparel collection. Timeless pieces inspired by California surf culture sans the tropical floral prints. The PUMA x STAMPD Jackpack available in 2 camo print options is more than meets the eye. Stampd fuses a wind jacket and backpack to help protect you from the elements without taking it off. Other pieces in the

For the ladies, a stand out piece is the lightweight PUMA x STAMPD Jumpsuit infusing the classic wetsuit with Stampd’s avant-street sophistication. With bonded cutlines, contrasting zippers, and dropped armholes for unique layering, this look is feminine with a touch of edge. Performance gets premium elevating a typical bra with a low cut racerback finish, thePUMA x STAMPD Bra Top gives the perfect contrast and support to match the jumpsuit. The cropped PUMA X STAMPD Hoody, a perfect cover after a surf session, is finished in a soft double knit fabric. The PUMA x STAMPD SS17 Spring range is now available on STAMPD.com, PUMA.com and PUMA retailers across the GCC dropping March.

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MOLORI CLIFTON Located along the affluent beachfront of Clifton, Cape Town sits a sprawling home designed and built by visionary Kirk Lazarus Founder of Molori Design. WORDS BY JOSHUA HORTINELA

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Inspired by the art of casual living – Lazarus created a bespoke and luxurious villa designed for relaxing and entertaining with custom one of a kind furniture designed to capture the impressive waterside views. Once a hotel in the early 1880’s the new retreat takes hotel living to a new level as Lazarus opted to create a one of a kind experience for the world’s elite – offering hotel amenities including a private chef, housekeeping, butler, masseur and more in complete discretion. The word Molori translating to “Dream” in Tswana truly captures Lazarus’s vision when aspiring to create

one of South Africa’s premiere retreats with its plush outdoor terrace and infinity pool one of the many dreamy spots where one can simply relax and take in the breathtaking beauty of South Africa. With comfort in mind the Expansive villa offers flowing indoor-outdoor living with an impressive dining room seating up to 12 and a private home-cinema where guests can relax. For further information on how to book go to: http:// www.molori.com

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AMAN UNVEILS SPA HOUSES & NEW WELLNESS IMMERSIONS Amanoi, the ultra-luxury hillside resort within the Ninh Thuan Province of Vietnam has recently unveiled two Spa Houses â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the first of its kind within Asia.

a wooden-clad Banya, a 15m swimming pool, relaxation deck, outdoor dining area, steam room, cold plunge pool and Jacuzzi prove to transport guests into a realm of complete relaxation.

The Thuy Lien Spa House (meaning Lotus Spa House in Vietnamese) borders one of Amanoiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tranquil lotus lakes while the An Son Spa House (meaning Peaceful Mountain Spa House in Vietnamese) affords serene vistas of the national park, providing guests with completely private facilities together with two beautifully appointed guest pavilions. Facilities which include a double treatment room, a contemporary Hammam or

When staying in a Spa House, guests can enjoy a daily Hammam or Banya treatment, a daily 90-minute Aman or Vietnamese massage, breakfast and return airport transfers from Cam Ranh Airport (CXR).

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For further information go to: www.aman.com/resorts/amanoi/spa-houses

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SAINT LAURENT WINTER 17 AFTERPARTY Advert

Within the latest Saint Laurent Winter 17 Collection Anthony Vaccarello explored the paradoxes and tensions of contemporary Saint Laurent femininity yet it was the afterparty which proved to take centre attention. Taking place at Salò Nightclub guests included young staff from labels such as Vetements as well as a young celebrity mix, including Zoe Gaspar Noë, Zoë Kravitz, Eva Herzigova, Mica Arganaraz and Lukas Ionesco. With performances by DJ and stylist Sita Abellan, the event represented to the renewal of the Saint Laurent brand aimed at younger consumers. Bellan told WWD she was in the process of creating her own brand, and is working with a collaborator to decide what the product will be. “Since I was a teenager, I have been obsessed with shoes. I think it’s the sexiest part of the outfit for a woman,” she said.

DYLAN JORDAN Sharing his everyday moments with the world prove to be second nature to Social Media Star and aspiring model and actor Dylan Jordan. With a growing online fame, we spoke with Dylan discussing all things from modelling to his fashion style:

- What made you decide to become an actor/model?

- What projects are you currently working on?

I’ve always had interest in the entertainment industry! There’s nothing more rewarding than channeling a character and finding yourself within it. Both are art forms that take a lot of focus and energy. It’s now a hobby as opposed to job.

Currently, I’m putting more time and effort into my YouTube channel. There’s a few projects I’m developing in the unscripted space, but can’t say anything quite yet.

- What would be your dream role?

My fashion style is best described as street/comfort wear! I remember when sweatpants were a weird thing; now people try all different creative ways of incorporating them into their looks. For me, there’s nothing better than looking good and feeling comfy. Brands I love include H&M, ASOS, Saint Laurent, among many others.

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My dream role would have to be the joker! I love that character! - Who’s one actor you’d love to work with? I would absolutely love to work with the iconic Leonardo DiCaprio! That would be a dream. One day.. - Where do you see yourself in ten years from now? Ten years from now, I see myself as an actor who has been in several feature films. Also on a personal level, a father with a family. - Tell us about your Vlogs

In my vlogs, I share my perspective of everyday situations with my audience while spreading positivity! Positivity and happiness are the vibes I want to include in all my videos! I always try to include some form of a takeaway; even though it’s in docufollow format. There’s so much content on YouTube to digest, so I try to provide my audience with something original. It also helps to live on the West Coast where there’s beautiful scenic things to share.

- How would you describe your fashion style?

- If you had to wear one designer for the rest of your life who would it be? I’m not one to wear designers very often but if I had to choose, I’d go with Saint Laurent! - Where is your all time-favourite travel destination thus far? My all-time favorite travel destination has been Rome, Italy! I absolutely love Europe! Also love a good tropical vacation. - Where to next? Next up for traveling is Hawaii this Summer. I’m so excited!

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THOMAS HAMEL Meet Debi FlĂźgge, the German globetrotter and blogger making When approaching the interior design scheme of his clients multi-million dollar homes, Thomas Hamel draws influence from his travels as he creates unique masterpieces playing careful attention to address the Architectural Importance of a home before deciding colours and finishes. We spoke with the designer to discuss what made him become a designer and his latest projects.

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WORDS BY FINNIAN MULLALLY MUSCHINSKI

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-When and how did you decide to become an interior designer? I knew my passion was for interior design from a very young age. While other children were out playing ball games, I was indoors creating homes and miniature rooms with Legos and many other materials. I went into the fine details with these miniature homes and rooms to the extent of naming the properties I created. This passion continued and it lead me to move to New York and then on to London to study interior design after my high school education in Virginia.

-Explain your process when developing a design scheme for one of your projects? Under the tutelage of Albert Hadley during my time working at Parish - Hadley and associates in New York, I was taught to understand the importance of architectural features of a home and how these must be addressed long before actual design / decoration work begins. On meeting new clients, there are times when they ask questions such as ‘what colour do you see this room being?’, my response is always that I’m not going to focus on decorative details such as these until after I understand and rationalise architectural elements such as door heights, window locations, and other important elements of the room. These details are the crucial starting point to a project, then the decorative elements are added, more like the icing on the cake.

to me. There is Carpenters Workshop in London, Paris and NY, there is Galerie Dutko in Paris and London, Blackman Cuz and Jean de Merry in Los Angeles, and a place called Gallery Wexler in Philadelphia ... they all exhibit special collections by artist / craftsmen which are incredibly inspirational.

-Tell us about one of your latest projects? It is always very difficult to speak of only one project when there are so many going on in my mind at the same time. I have just returned from installing a project in the Tyrol region of Austria. It is a beautiful part of the world. For this project, took a traditional farmhouse and renovated it in a fairly contemporary way for modern family living. There is now a three story bronze and glass staircase, and when combined with all of the traditional wood materials available locally, the home has been excitingly reimagined.

-What would be your favourite project to date and why? Again, not easy to answer this question with so many great projects... but I would say the renovation of a Provincial French farmhouse we completed approximately 7 years ago is high in my memory of favourite projects. Not only was the setting and structure of the existing house wonderful, but the clients were and are lovely friends and they put together a local team of an architect and a builder that were amazing to work with. A sympathetic team is crucial to any project. We made the project look suitable to Provence, but at the same time we added my preferred mix of global items such as Aboriginal art, light fittings from the United States , and decorative items from Asia. At the same time, it was wonderful to experience Provence in such a deep and detailed way, I was able to bring back many materials and interior details that were eventually incorporated into homes in Sydney and Melbourne. I love this cross pollination.

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-Who are your inspirations? My life as an interior designer is one where my eyes are always open and being influenced. I am fortunate enough to travel continuously for my various projects around the world. Travel is the best form of inspiration, not only from the museums, galleries and stores in each country, but I am typically invited into homes of friends and associates in various cities. I have Kate Hume in Amsterdam, Veere Grenney in London, David Kleinberg in New York, and Barbara Barry in Los Angeles... they are all incredibly inspirational. There is no better way of learning how people live in a country than to visiting locals. I pride myself on my global knowledge of furnishings, lighting and accessories hence I am always visiting new sources everywhere I go... this of course includes new places in Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland too.

-What are you currently inspired by? Of all the great galleries I have visited recently, curated exhibitions of furnishings as art are of great inspiration

-What do you think sets Australian design apart on the world design stage? It has been extremely rewarding for me to watch the interior design industry development over my 26 years in Sydney and Melbourne. I used to say that we were considered the ‘last stop on the train...’, this is no longer the case. The world is interested in the Australian approach to things... there is an edited approach to our work here and global taste makers are noticing this. We also are world leaders on creating seamless indoor / outdoor spaces. It has been fun to include some of these details of Australian design into the recent project in Austria ... the locals have definitely noticed this difference in approach.

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LANSERHOF RETREAT It’s the European Retreat proving to offer a “cure” to the wealthy traveller, promising to reboot each guests mind, body and soul. It’s the ultra-exclusive Lanserhof Tegernsee. Opening in January 2014, the hotel resort is renowned for offering exquisite architecture married with a picturesq and secluded location amongst the Lake Teger foothills of the Bavarian Alps.

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Designed by Christoph Ingenhoven the hotel spaces have been imagined as a calming oasis with its muted tones, sleek and straight lines. Although don’t let this mistake you for another luxe European spa-hotel. This retreat proves to offer an intensive program aiming to clense the body with options to help loose-weight and detox the digestive system. With most days meals containing simplistic meals such as buckwheat rolls and herbal tea all meals are dietician approves offering organic produce and a personalized menu for each visitor. In addition to the rigorous menu, Landerhof offers extensive health treatments, with most days beginning with a series of examinations, as well as massages, energy medicines and leech therapies and liver infusions. www.lanserhof.com/

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THE ULTIMATE

QUEENSTOWN EXPERIENCE With International jet-setters always on the hunt for new and exciting destinations to see and explore, Queenstown New Zealand is quickly becoming the hub for ultra-wealthy travellers. And the newly re-developed Eichardt’s Private Hotel, Queenstown proves to be taking this idea of offering a “bespoke experience” to new heights with the recent opening of its latest $10,000 a night Penthouse.

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WORDS BY JOSHUA HORTINELA | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JASON KELLY

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Launching a complete revamp to the 150-year-old historic Hotel, late last year, Eichardt’s launched New Zealand’s most exclusive hotel suite, “The Penthouse”. With 240sqm of open plan living space and 180 degree views over Queenstown’s Lake Wakatipu, the abode is without doubt the ultimate holiday pad for both families and couples. Offering complete privacy to discerning guests, the $10,000 NZD a night penthouse offers easy access via a private elevator and lobby allowing high-profile guests to remain unnoticed whilst staying within the residence. Enjoying an expansive terrace with outdoor dining, Jacuzzi and Sauna, the suite enables guests the ability to entertain friends and family in complete discretion and comfort. Oozing elegance and charm, the small scale hotel proves to offer a unique edge within the crowded hospitality sector, going against the tide, delivering a world-class level of service where guests feel at home, due to the personalised service and name to name recognition offered by the hotel staff. It is these small luxuries that make the hotel truly unique.

Enjoying a 24/7 butler service, private chauffeured Land Rover, whisky bar and unique experiences offered in conjunction with Eichardt’s Brand Partners, guests are able to personalise their stay to suit their requirements. Each guest’s itinerary is curated by the Eichardt’s team, whereby one can indulge in local and international designer brands, whereby retailers bring the shopping experience to The Penthouse after hours, allowing guests to relax and peruse through various outfits and accessories at their own pleasure. Furthermore, guests may also take advantage of the impressive commercial grade kitchen where a personal chef can be arranged to design a one of a kind dining experience unique to the guest preferences. The hotel additionally offers unique culinary offerings within both the signature In-House Fine Dining Restaurant, “The Grille” and “Eichardt’s Bar” offering a more relaxed tapas style menu with ambience and comfort.

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Apart of “The Imperium Collection” a series of boutique hotels owned by New-Zealand Native Andrew Cox, he believes that within such a unique location, the Extreme Sporting Capital of New Zealand is rapidly becoming a mecca for the Uber rich. “We’re preparing for a new class of ultra-high net worth guests” he explains. “The Penthouse is a calculated reflection of Eichardt’s’ history as well as the natural beauty and distinctive energy of the region.”

“It is a true testament to Queenstown’s reputation as one of the world’s finest destinations.” Cox States. “Our first-class events, warm culture and unparalleled natural surroundings have helped to put New Zealand on the global map, and with Eichardt’s ever-expanding luxury hospitality offering, we’re certainly keeping pace with the likes of London, New York and Paris.” For more information, go to: http://www.eichardts.com/

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CHANEL TAKES OFF Making a mark, ending the week of Paris Fashion Week, Karl Lagerfeld did not disappoint with a rocket launch finale debuting the latest Fall 2017 Collection. The famous Grand Palais Paris was transformed into The Chanel Space Station with a gigantic rocket ship centred within the building becoming the backdrop for the futuristic, galactic inspired set.

With front row guests including Chanel Regulars, Pharrell, Lily-Rose Depp and Cara Delevingne attending the scene was set for nothing short of spectacular. Models adorned in pristine whites, metallic, pearls, glitter and greys were a common theme referencing sci-fi beauty. Models Brad Kroenig and his son, Hudson closed the show, with Hudson (Lagerfeld’s Godson) pressing a button activating the “launch” whereby the Rocket Ship igniting towards the ceiling. The show proved to be an exhilarating moment of pure fantasy and a major highlight of Paris Fashion Week.

ASTON MARTIN POWERBOAT REVEALED IN MONACO

The First ever powerboat developed by Aston Martin and Quintessence Yachts was recently unveiled at the prestigious Monaco Yacht Show. Whilst a smaller offering at the famous Superyacht Show innovative designed married with expertise from two of the world’s leading luxury automotive and yachting manufacturers has resulted in a 37-foot Aston Martin AM37. The new day-cruiser, offered in two versions with the AM37S expected to reach speeds of 50 knots has taken luxury boating to new levels. The AM37 is the result of two years of research and development, challenging the status quo of the nautical world and combining the best in innovative technology and bespoke craftsmanship. The AM37 was a true team effort, bringing in the most experienced Aston Martin designers to style and create a truly unique product. Aston Martin’s master craftsmen who worked on cars such as One-77, Aston Martin Vulcan and the new DB11, provided their automotive experience, which was reinterpreted onto the boat with outstanding results. Aston Martin’s EVP & Chief Creative Officer, Marek Reichman and his design team collaborated closely with naval architect Mulder Design to ensure every element of the project was carefully considered. Sharing creative expertise and specialist skills, Quintessence Yachts translated the Aston Martin design language into an innovative powerboat for the yachting world. Reichman commented: “AM37 is a pure translation of the Aston Martin DNA into an entirely new maritime concept. The powerboat reflects our values in terms of power, beauty and soul. The most important attribute for Aston Martin is the design language and proportion, we have transferred this DNA into AM37. It was important to us when considering this project to make sure that the boat design was as beautiful and timeless as our cars, the AM37 is a striking boat with fantastic proportion and elegance.” The AM37 is a day cruiser that can be transformed into an overnight berth by transforming the table into a comfortable bed. The cabin is well

appointed with mood lighting and air-conditioning. With a refrigerator, microwave oven and coffee machine – and a lavatory on board, absolute comfort is guaranteed. Crafted from the finest leathers, elegantly laid out rear seating is available for up to eight people. The exterior of AM37 features dynamic proportions in a design that is simple, yet immaculately executed. The boat is set apart by the attention to detail in every element of its design. The wraparound windscreen has been created from a single piece of sculpted glass fluidly draped over the AM37’s foredeck. With extreme double curvature it sets a new industry standard. Sliding deck technology allows owners to cover the cockpit of the boat completely at the touch of a button. The three lightweight carbon panels, operated by the AM37 key, fold under the aft deck when the cockpit is uncovered. An electro-hydraulic carbon fibre bimini top is stowed under the engine hatch when not in use and, extending from the aft deck, a swim platform allows for easy access to the water. At the helm, the AM37’s carbon fibre dashboard echoes styling elements from Aston Martin’s most advanced sports cars. It includes fine leather with functional features, such as the steering wheel, throttle handles and joystick in polished metals. The boat’s navigation, control monitor and entertainment systems are all integrated, with advanced multimedia functions. CEO for Quintessence Yachts, Mariella Mengozzi said: “It’s been an exciting journey and we have relished partnering with Aston Martin on such a special project that blends craftsmanship with futuristic technology – the perfect mix for this unique powerboat. We took on the challenge to create a true revolution on the water and an extraordinary powerboat, and I’m delighted to present the AM37, a new way of experiencing life at sea”.

ONE AND ONLY THE PALM DUBAI Proving to be one of Dubai’s most intimate seaside enclaves, located on an enviable spot on a private peninsula of Palm Island, The One and Only Palm, Dubai offers guests a stunning beachside location with privileged views of the impressive New Dubai skyline. It’s hard to imagine that Dubai was once a fishing village reliant on the harvest of the sea, boat-building and pearling. With an interest in trade routes, Portuguese explorers arrived in the 16th century, and in the early 1800s the British negotiated maritime truces with local leaders, which is why the area now known as the U.A.E. was once called the Trucial Coast. One&Only The Palm is Dubai’s most intimate new beach resort. Nestled on a secluded peninsula of Palm Jumeirah, the resort allows for the highest degree of privacy while being just moments from the bustling

energy of New Dubai. Blending Moorish-Andalusian architecture with contemporary chic interiors, stylish guest rooms are secluded in a residential environment of 64 rooms, 27 suites and four private beachfront villas. Guests can indulge at one of three exciting restaurants, including the hip and chic marina restaurant 101, unwind by the poolside and beach or opt for a personalized treatment experience in the serene all-suite One&Only Spa. A swift water taxi transfer is available, providing easy access to a wide variety of shopping and leisure attractions within New Dubai.

DANIEL ARSHAM’S

HOURGLASS EXHIBITION Apart of his ongoing project “Fictional Archaelogies” Daniel Arsham’s latest exhibition “Hourglass” at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art proves to be a bold monochromatic statement. Influenced by Japanese culture a large scale Zen Garden has been created in a monochromatic blue tone, featuring a traditional pagoda, tatamimats and racked sand. Additionally an hourglass filled with casts and crushed blue crystals and a purple cavern made out of amethyst-cast sport equipment adorn the museum allowing viwers to submerse themselves in the work experiencing all elements and forms.

“Hourglass” is now open until March 21. To view Daniel Arsham’s work visit: High Museum of Art , 1280 Peachtree St NE , Atlanta, GA 30309, United States

1175 HILLCREST BEVERLY HILLS Situated within one of Los Angeles most coveted neighbourhoods being - Trousdale Estates, Hillcrest Road has be named “billionaires row” with this newly constructed home being one of the newest spectacular properties currently up for sale by real estate broker - Drew Fenton.

Named Opus, the mansion was developed by former film producer Nile Niami and Architect Paul McClean offering seven spacious bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and at over 20,500 square feet the home offers seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining with unobstructed views over Downtown Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean.

enjoy the property’s 2 swimming pools, 15-person cinema, multiple wine-cellars and a dedicated Cristal Champagne Room, a $3 million dollar art collection including contemporary artists Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons work, as well as a gold Lamborghini and Rolls Royce no less.

With a sale price over $100 million, new owners will

For more information go to: drewfenton.com

THE ALL NEW MERCEDES G-WAGON The G-Wagon has been a famous icon within the Mercedes Benz Fleet with half of Hollywood and Dubai’s royals driving around in the 4WD model, however Mercedes have one upped the classic G-Wagon with is latest Mercedes-Maybach G650. Scheduled to make a debut at the Geneva Motor Show next month, the latest project by Mercedes has seen the German manufacturer develop V12, 630 horsepower high performance vehicle built for off road. Yet don’t

let this fool you, the uber-luxe supercar also features a plush interior with references to the Mercedes-Maybach including an electric fabric roof – ideal for a luxury safari, televisions and full reclining capability.

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