How does a luxury island owner get to their new ocean getaway off the coast of Dubai? In an ‘Ome’ of course – a floating villa designed to drift back and forth between the mainland and The World islands … once they are complete, that is.
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Chocolate, just hearing the word makes our mouth water and our mind conjure lovely warm images of the divine treat. In perfect timing for the close of Ramadan, star pastry chef Anil Rahira has arrived in Dubai to uncover to gueststhe secrets of chocolate making at the Grand Hyatt.
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Dubai has for some time been associated with lavish riches and a growing economy. However, the image of a flourishing Dubai is slowly fading as the emirate falls deeper into debt.
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In honor of Haute Living’s five-year anniversary, we are taking a look back at our own history, contemplating not only how far we have come in our evolution from a small real estate magazine, but the evolution of those legendary moguls who have graced our covers since we premiered in 2004.
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In honor of Haute Living’s five-year anniversary, we are taking a look back at our own history, contemplating not only how far we have come in our evolution from a small real estate magazine, but the evolution of those legendary moguls who have graced our covers since we premiered in 2004.
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BG Studio is not your typical New York interior design firm. The studio’s unique area of expertise, marine-based hospitality design, is only shared by a select few in the world.
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Haute Living’s overwhelming love for all things Dubai is well documented. We are enamored with the city-state’s desire to be the biggest, the best, the hautest locale in the world. Dubai is full of larger-than-life everything. Heck, it seems that even THE WORLD is not enough for that strip of sand. So, like is custom …
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By Mary Mullaj The Haute Blog has been keeping an eye on the Queen Elizabeth 2 as she prepared to make her final sea voyage. The ship sailed for 16 days, going by way of Lisbon, Rome, and the Egyptian port of Alexandria. Today Britain’s most famous cruise ship docked for the last time, in …
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First it was the Burj Dubai that set records reaching for untold heights. While the Burj is currently still the tallest building in the world, coming in at 680 meters and still growing, just last month, Nakheel announced its plans for a building 1-kilometer in height. We shouldn’t have expected the titans of the Middle East …
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The innovative, record-breaking construction of Dubai developer Nakheel-responsible for the manmade islands the Palm and The world-never ceases to amaze; just today the company proudly unveiled its plans to construct the world’s tallest building standing at 1km high located at an inner city harbor slated to become the Emirate’s unofficial capitol. Chief executive officer, Christopher …
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