Bloomsbury Revisited: The Enduring Luxury of Hand-painted Decor

More than a century on, the Bloomsbury group’s exuberant creativity continues to inspire interiors, writes Elizabeth Metcalfe A Charleston-inspired mural by Tess Newall at the Bloomsbury Publishing Group’s London head office by Minnie Kemp / Kit Kemp Design Studio. Photograph: Simon Brown The Blooms

Luxury Lens: How globally mobile are today’s entrepreneurs?

Entrepreneurs have always been in the market for luxury real estate, but new research suggests their presence is becoming increasingly significant. Firstly, they are moving more than they used to. Almost three in four entrepreneurs (72%) surveyed by HSBC Private Bank for “The Global Entrepreneurial

Ryderwood: A Century of Community in Washington’s Thriving “Village in the Woods”

Shared meals. Historic homes. Neighbors who show up. Inside the Southwest Washington village keeping a remarkable legacy alive. In Ryderwood, a community meal is part of what keeps the village connected. So are the volunteers who preserve its history, the gathering places that remain in use, and the