Mariano Herrera
Turkey’s California
We travel to the Aegean Coast in Turkey, where tourism may be falling but its beach clubs are buoyed by a homegrown crowd escaping city life and political upheaval.
The way you move
Look sharp on and off the court. With the right clothes, even working up a sweat can be stylish. From sharp tennis shorts to a streamlined swimsuit, these sporty numbers have you covered.
Strange bedfellows
Despite the rise of Airbnb, small independent hotels can co-exist with the homestay giant – but they have to be smart. We highlight intelligent examples and look to the future of the city stay.
Work, eat & stay: Come on in
Hospitality heroes in Japan, the US and Spain, united by their willingness to take a risk on an inspired idea, talk us through their nascent ventures in F&B and the hotel business.
Style counsel
When Raffaello Napoleone took over Pitti Immagine, Pitti Uomo was a moribund trade fair. Having revitalised it and Florence’s fashion business, he shares the leadership skills needed for a renaissance.
Under the sun
Creating a seat for the great outdoors often leaves designers lost. We’re glad to see makers of alfresco furniture that remain true to clean lines, hardwearing materials and quality construction.
House proud
Often an architectural afterthought, social housing can be so much more. We look at four innovative new developments that show how good design can enhance the lives of more than just the privileged few.
Talking Italia
What next for Italy? In this special survey of the nation we look at its fault lines but also the strengths that endure and amaze.
Turbulent priest
Paraguay’s establishment was shaken by the election of Fernando Lugo as president. After his dubious removal from power, the outspoken former Catholic bishop speaks to Monocle about the country's future.
