Hidden behind an unassuming door in a 17th-century canal house lies one of Amsterdam's most extraordinary museums. Our Lord in the Attic is a clandestine Catholic church, perfectly preserved within a bourgeois residence, offering a rare glimpse into the city’s religious past. Emma Becque and Isabel Bronts unveil the secrets of this historic treasure.

In this series, we travel the world's great museums through the eyes and minds of Cabana Curators, asking just one question: if you only had an hour to spare, what would you see? This week, curator Tamar van Riessen talks Emma Becque through six of the Rijksmuseum’s most notable objects.

Cabana and Antik Batik Unite For A Second Time, Launching Their Capsule Collection With Friends and Family In The Heart of Milan. 

A monthly guide to the international events and exhibitions on Cabana's Radar: a global cultural bulletin and a must-read for anyone looking to keep their finger on the pulse of art and design.

Talented young Greek designer Leda Athanasopoulou shares a highly curated insider's guide to her beloved Crete, a year-round must-visit destination full of craft and culture. Discover Leda's favorite spots on the island, from ceramics workshops and design-led hotels to surreal landscapes and discreet coffee bars on hidden beaches.

London-based antique dealer Christopher Butterworth, proprietor of one of Pimlico Road's most cherished antique emporiums, shares with Sara Pierdona the stories behind two extraordinary objects: his greatest find and the piece he’ll keep forever.

Globe-trotting journalist and podcaster Dan Rubinstein, host of the hugely popular podcast, 'The Grand Tourist', shares a highly curated insider's guide to his hometown, New York. From tranquil hidden gems in the city that never sleeps to the best place to taste early American cooking and lesser-known corners of grand institutions, Dan reveals his favorite spots and must-visits.

London based British-Nigerian multi-disciplinary artist and designer, Yinka Ilori, talks to Sophie Goodwin about his bold and busy day-to-day life. Via strong visual identity he uses his heritage to convey new narratives through contemporary design. His work highlights the stories of immigrant families in the UK and their impact on British culture.

Miguel Flores-Vianna will never forget the first time he visited Istanbul, a city to which he has returned many times. He shares a very special insider's guide with Cabana, highlighting exceptional restaurants, breathtaking architecture and places of incomparable charm.

Susan Scollay explores the extraordinary life and legacy of her close friend, Josephine Powell (1919-2007), the renowned photographer, collector and intrepid traveller - who spent her life documenting art, textiles, architecture and ethnographic subjects along the famed Silk Road routes.

Amid the turbulence and great changes of his life, flowing water remained a constant obsession for the last Raja of Karangasem in eastern Bali. Adi Hong-Tan visits the ruler's ancient water gardens at dawn, discovering a once-private paradise where the last Raja was both sovereign and divine.

As the sun sets on the Paris Olympics, Maison & Objet rolls into town. If you're heading to Paris for Design Week - or any time of the year for that matter - read on to discover insider tips and hidden hotspots chosen by Paris-based antique dealer and tastemaker, Laura Kugel, of Galerie Kugel.