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The pastry chef loves his tattoos, snowboarding in the Alps and Tahitian vanilla
The architect loves his meat cleavers, the Seagram Building and Elvis
The chairman and chief executive loves motocross, Bloody Marys and his monochromatic wardrobe
French architect and designer Charles Zana shares his favourite haunts in the city of Bauhaus
The jewellery designer recommends her favourite places to eat, shop and stay
The co-founder of design studio Roman and Williams on why it’s worth travelling to the tip of Long Island
Joe Gebbia loves Space Hippies, sound baths, cereal packets and will go anywhere for Christo
Join the book club – from New York to Naples
But the Tokyo-based architect still loves tenuguis and his cat T-shirt
The actress loves her Makkari figurines, the late Anthony Bourdain – and her kettlebells
The actress loves teapots, Enstrom toffee and her boots by SJP
The New York native has lived in a six-block radius his whole life – and that’s just the way he likes it
The skier and two-time Olympic gold medallist shares the charms of her mountain home in the Vail Valley
The director of The Studio Museum loves the view from her window, her Kara Walker pitcher and the Harlem Chocolate Factory
The musician and bandleader of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert celebrates the laidback charm of his Louisiana birthplace
Franco Loro Piana – the founder of activewear label Sease – offers a tour of his ‘true home’ in the Italian Alps
Seek out lanterns, pendants and extra-terrestrial-inspired shades this winter
A self-styled antidote to throwaway culture, Carter and Co showcases artisanal homeware, sustainable fashion and local produce
The director of The Rescue on crampons, Ansel Adams – and decompressing with a Dyson
The San Francisco-based interior designer has an eye for hotel ashtrays, Hinckley Picnic Boats and Thomas Jefferson’s former home
The founder and creative director of the Object & Thing art fair, Abby Bangser, sums up the period appeal of New Canaan
Gary Tinterow, director of Houston’s Museum of Fine Arts, on the pioneering spirit of America’s third-largest city
The Pritzker Prize-winning architect cherishes his Ettore Sottsass typewriter, English Breakfast tea — and uncertainty
Alan Eckstein’s eclectic store turns up everything, from bubble cars to Wegner chairs
Where to find the best produce on the planet, from classic New York delis and Indian spice emporiums to German sausage shops
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