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10minhotel.com est le premier site web français dédié aux professionnels de l'hôtellerie, offrant une centralisation d'informations, de nouvelles, de tutoriels et de meilleures pratiques dans le secteur. La plateforme, intuitive et conviviale, donne accès à des conseils pour améliorer différents aspects de la gestion hôtelière. En complément, le site propose le podcast "10 min pour un hôtelier", proposant des analyses, des interviews d'experts et des conseils pratiques. Le but de 10minhotel.com est d'aider les hôteliers à rester informés et compétitifs sur un marché en constante évolution.

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La Nouvelle Garde Opens First International Outpost, Brasserie Olivia, at Sloane Square, London

🍳 Brasserie Olivia, the first international outpost of La Nouvelle Garde, opened at 1 Sloane Square, London. This brasserie group, with 10 locations in France, is known for its Insta-friendly style. The menu includes classics like gougères and bavette steak. Head chef Rachide Sambu Baldé emphasizes consistent quality. The restaurant features a large French wine selection, an oyster counter, and allows dogs. Inspired by Riviera hotels and designed by B3 Designers, it offers a blend of vintage and contemporary aesthetics.

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Three Major LA Museums to Showcase Paul R. Williams’ Architectural Legacy with Exhibitions Starting This Year

🏗️ Paul R. Williams (1894–1980) was a pioneering Black architect from Los Angeles, first registered Black architect west of the Mississippi. In 1923, he became the first Black member of the American Institute of Architects, winning the AIA Award of Merit in 1939. Williams designed 1,500 projects over six decades, including homes for Hollywood stars like Frank Sinatra. Three LA museums will showcase his work until March 2027. Posthumously, he received the AIA Gold Medal in 2017.

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The Breakers Palm Beach Unveils Newly Transformed Beach Club with Redesigned Interiors and Updated Italian Menu

🏨 In 130 years, The Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida, has transformed, overcoming two fires and serving as a WWII US Army hospital. Alessia Genova of Tihany Design has revamped the hotel's 534 rooms over 14 years, recently updating the Beach Club restaurant, untouched for 15 years. The redesign includes a Mediterranean-inspired decor, a two-sided marble bar, and vibrant colors like pale turquoise and lemon yellow, giving a fresh, elegant look to the hotel’s poolside dining experience.

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Eéso by Nema Design Hotel Opens in Crete, Featuring Suites, Gardens, and Innovative Pool Design

🏨 Nema Design Hotel & Spa opens Eéso, a self-contained enclave in Analipsi, Crete, featuring suites like Atrium, Sanctum, Pavilion, and Penthouse. Designed by OmniView, the enclave emphasizes privacy with unique architecture and earthy tones like charcoal and mineral grey. Central to this space is a pool with pergola seating, creating private retreats. Nà Le Ma restaurant is exclusive to guests. Materials are sourced locally, and rates start at £558 per night.

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Maslow's Opens Third Members' House in Kensington, Integrating Wellbeing into Workspaces and Daily Routines

🏢 Maslow's Kensington, situated near High Street Kensington station in London, is Maslow's third club, featuring a wellness-centric approach. The ground floor hosts café Oria, offering an unprocessed, refined sugar-free menu. A members-only gym includes Technogym and Paragon x Gym80 equipment. Interiors by Mehrai Design and Studio Mercy boast sensory-informed elements. Memberships begin at £300. This space challenges traditional work-life separation by integrating movement, nutrition, and thoughtful design into daily routines.

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New Book 'Vanishing Japan' Chronicles 90 Lost Architectural Works by Renowned Japanese Architects

🏠 In "Vanishing Japan," Naomi Pollock documents 90 key architectural works in Japan demolished in the 21st century, many from post-war decades. Notable architects like Arata Isozaki and Kenzo Tange saw their works vanish due to Japan's evolving building codes and a cultural embrace of impermanence. Tokyo and Osaka, with high land prices, feature prominently. Published by Thames & Hudson, this monograph costs £35 and highlights Japan's rapid architectural innovation, often at the cost of its recent heritage.

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Brøchner Hotels Opens Hotel Hans in Copenhagen, Featuring Design by Norrøn Architects and Nordic Sensibility

🏨 Hotel Hans, located at Åboulevard 29, 1960, Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, is a recent addition to the family-run Brøchner Hotels group, blending historic architecture by Emil Blichfeldt with modern Nordic design. The hotel features 91 rooms and suites, some with balconies and private terraces. It offers a complimentary glass of wine from 5-6 pm and cocktails from 9-10 pm. Designed by Norrønn Architects, it embraces urban life with a focus on comfort and local exploration.

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Los Angeles-Based Dumæ Launches Refillable Brass Kayla Lighter, Expanding Artisan Homeware Collection with Indian Craftsmanship

🕯️ Dumæ, a Los Angeles-based design brand founded by Kym Gold and Sakshi Khurana, introduces the Kayla Lighter, a brass, handcrafted, refillable, and chic alternative to everyday igniters. This product is made in India with artisan partners, blending function and home decor. Dumæ's collection includes decorative pieces like lighting and serving vessels, rooted in aesthetics and functionality. The brand's name combines Malibu's Point Dume and a tribute to motherhood.

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Langosteria Opens at The OWO in London, Bringing Milanese Seafood Excellence to Whitehall Place

🍴 Italian seafood specialist Langosteria, which started on Milan's Via Savona in 2007, has expanded to prestigious global locations, including the new outpost at The OWO in London. Designed by late architect Carlo Samarati, the restaurant combines Italy's design with Britain's history. The menu features high-quality seafood, including Sicilian langoustine and Mediterranean yellowtail. Langosteria London is located at Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2BD, and is popular with London's Italian community.

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Monterey Car Week 2026 Sets Record with $755.6 Million in Auction Sales, Highlights Historic Cars and New Models

🚗 Monterey Car Week 2026 concluded on August 16 with the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in California, seeing $755.6 million in sales. A 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe fetched $42.905 million, and the first Ferrari Luce sold for $40 million, setting a record for new cars. Cadillac showcased its electric Escalade IQ, offering 1 million customization options. Lamborghini unveiled the Revuelto SV, capable of 345 km/h, and Audi debuted the Nuvolari, reaching 349 km/h. Best in Show was awarded to a 1935 Duesenberg SSJ Special Speedster.

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