Zoe Gunn

4 weeks ago | luxurylondon.co.uk | Kari Colmans |Zoe Gunn

Inspired by French tradition and a deeply rooted passion for all things interiors, Patrick Gilles and Dorothée Boissier are the partners, in life and business, behind renowned design studio Gilles & Boissier. Having first met while working at the late French designer and architect Christian Liaigre’s studio, they set up on their own in 2004 and have been making waves ever since.

1 month ago | luxurylondon.co.uk | Zoe Gunn

For most people, staying in the same job for two decades is a feat in itself, but staying at the top of your game in a job where your work is publicly evaluated year after year? That takes real mettle. “I guess the longer it goes on, the more you’ve got to lose and the less you’ve got to gain,” laughs Hywel Jones, executive chef at Lucknam Park’s Restaurant Hywel Jones, which this year celebrates its 20th consecutive year holding a Michelin star.

1 month ago | luxurylondon.co.uk | Zoe Gunn

The sun is beginning to shine, spring is (almost) here and there’s now just enough space between us and pandemic-enforced outdoor dining to make al fresco socialising fun again. All of which means one thing: it’s time to get your picnic gear in order.

1 month ago | luxurylondon.co.uk | Zoe Gunn

On 13 March 2025, new creative directors were announced at two of the world’s biggest fashion houses – Versace and Gucci – and they weren’t even the first appointments to be announced that week. Much has been written about the ‘revolving door’ of fashion creative director moves, with designers seemingly endlessly jumping from house to house as the whims of their own artistic pursuits or (more commonly) economic realities and the wishes of the board dictate.

1 month ago | luxurylondon.co.uk | Zoe Gunn

Luxury Swiss watchmaker, Rolex, has today unveiled its expansive new Bond Street flagship store – which becomes one of the brand’s largest boutiques in Europe. Created in partnership with Watches of Switzerland, and occupying a prime corner space on Old Bond Street in a building which has previously housed both Gucci and Versace, the 7,200 sq ft four-storey space has been meticulously designed to immerse visitors into the Rolex world.