Gianluca Longo
Style Editor at British Vogue
Style Editor at The World of Interiors
Style Editor at Cabana Magazine
British Vogue, Cabana Magazine, AD USA. Style Editor+Journalist; Fashion, Interiors, Design, Travel, Lifestyle; Curator at times; Brands Consultant.
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1 week ago |
worldofinteriors.com | Gianluca Longo
I have been going to Salone del Mobile in Milan for many years. In 2025, I loved the Buccellati installation of their Naturalia collection where they presented ‘furry’ animals (in brushed silver) of different sizes. Some, life size, were placed in natural habitats built for the occasion with real moss, ferns and shells. It showed the Italian craftsmanship of jewellery-making at its best.
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1 month ago |
worldofinteriors.com | Gianluca Longo
Tucked between two taller buildings in the residential area of Jaipur known as Civil Lines, the house belonging to the French/Tunisian artist and designer Thierry Journo is clearly a retreat from the buzzy streets of Rajasthan’s capital. You could go so far as to call it an oasis – a cliché that in this case is accurate: palms and ferns flourish in the shared garden of the two narrow houses dating from the 1940s that a previous owner joined by building a roof between them.
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Nov 9, 2024 |
worldofinteriors.com | Gianluca Longo
The Grand Tour. I have always been fascinated by it. The term was first used in a travel guide published in 1670 and reserved for those young British aristocrats who took journeys abroad to finish and refine their education when they had come of age, and served as an illuminating rite of passage. As time went on, the Grand Tour broadened its appeal to include a whole army of painters, collectors, designers, aspiring architects and Classical scholars.
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Sep 30, 2024 |
worldofinteriors.com | Gianluca Longo
It was nearing the end of summer when I visited Venice. I’d recently been on holiday and was hungry for inspiration in advance of returning to the office. Serendipitously, The Journey of Life was the theme of this year’s Homo Faber upmarket fair. It’s a celebration of the most refined contemporary craftsmanship, showcasing a diverse array of materials, techniques and skills.
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Apr 28, 2024 |
worldofinteriors.com | Gianluca Longo
The Venice Art Biennale landed hot on the heels of Salone de Mobile this year. Caught in the country-wide whirlwind of art and design, I flew straight from Milan to discover what further delights the floating city might hold. From rugs, beads and glassware to amphorae and Egyptian revivalism, there was, it turned out, much to write home about. Until 23 June, a converted mirror workshop will play host to Frutti di Mare, the first solo exhibition of F.
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