Luxury

The watch Mbappé reveals costs more than a car – and only 2 are coming to Israel

Kylian Mbappé unveiled a new luxury Hublot watch in a limited edition of only 100 pieces worldwide. Price: NIS 62,000, with just two special-numbered pieces arriving in Israel.

Kylian Mbappé for Hublot.
Midtown Jerusalem project.

Midtown Jerusalem: A new chapter for the city center

Royal Caribbean’s newest icon of vacations, Star of the Seas.

Size, color, and luxury: Royal Caribbean’s ‘Star of the Seas’ has it all

A PAMPERING time at the Ritz Carlton Herzliya.

The Ritz Carlton Herzliya – take a breath and enjoy


The ’80s called: Ferrari unveils a new Testarossa

In 1957, Enzo Ferrari introduced the first Testarossa, and in 1984 the second and more famous one. The 2025 update shows just how far the car has come.

Ferrari Testarossa

Discover our special seafront club resort living, and begin to live the dream

An innovative seafront residential experience due to open just 15 minutes from Tel Aviv.

Outdoor Pool and Bar.

Riverside in Yehud-Monosson’s Gadot offers luxury living with direct access to Tel Aviv

Electra Residence’s Riverside project offers upscale apartments, expansive green open spaces, and a station on the Purple Line light rail in the Ono Valley.

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The Israeli designer selling €250 cushions in Paris and hoping to conquer the world

Amid rising antisemitism, Israeli designer Oron Milshtein presents a luxury cushion collection at Paris’s Maison&Objet. “In such a time, it is both moving and deeply obligating.”

Cushion designed by Oron Milshtain

NIS 150 Million, rooftop pool, and no children – a look at Fattal’s new hotel

Fattal Hotels opens Nucha boutique hotel in Jerusalem with 86 adult-only rooms, a rooftop pool, and a chef’s restaurant by the creators of Angelica, in a NIS 150M investment.

The Rooftop of Nucha Hotel in Jerusalem by Fattal Hotels

The new kitchen can’t do without it – why everyone chooses the island over everything else

Kitchen islands are now the most desired feature in modern kitchens. Israeli clients may skip a dining area but not the island. The trend: Rounded shapes and natural materials.

Design by Vicky Sade and Sabrina Mohadev, Semel Kitchens

Luxury above the clouds: SWISS’s extravagant suites – and how much they’ll cost you

SWISS unveils its First Grand Suite: Two connected suites that turn into an office, bedroom, or dining space in the sky. A luxury reserved for the wealthy.

Swiss Air. Smoke entered the cockpit and the economy class cabin

Built-in elegance: Why NYC’s luxury homes are turning to architectural shades

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They disappeared like the 70s, and now they’re back in every home – what changed?

Round bathtubs, once symbols of extravagance, are back with a clean, elegant design. Top designers share how to embrace the trend and what has changed since the 70s.

The PORCELANOSA brand is available at the Herzliya Pituach showroom

A night at the Dead Sea for NIS 13,000: Meet Isrotel’s new luxury hotel

Isrotel will open the Kayama Hotel in Ein Bokek this September – Israel’s most luxurious hotel, with only 44 rooms, unique design, and nightly rates starting at NIS 2,548 per couple.

Kayma Hotel, Dead Sea

Holiday feasts and fireworks at sea: The most luxurious cruises to close out 2025

MSC’s luxury brand unveils cruises for the holidays, with tropical island stops, gourmet dining, and festive celebrations at sea for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve.

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