A monthly guide to the 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. Read on to discover our April highlights, including Cabana's Happenings at Salone del Mobile 2025.

Step inside a layered 13th century apartment in Mechelen, Belgium, where the young homeowner - designer and collector Elena Van Dijck - has created a joyfully nostalgic space. Here, the Belgian art historian’s archaeological finds meet irreverent charm, carefully arranged objects and colorful textiles aplenty.

As if from dreams, Hong Kong suggests itself as a kind of amalgam of physical and psychic elements that I know intimately, writes Chris Wallace. The LA-born writer and photographer explores Hong Kong from dawn until dusk, sharing a beautiful postcard from a dazzling city that feels both new to him, and reassuringly familiar.

From the soft shade of buttercream walls to the bold drama of saffron silk, yellow has long been the color of warmth, optimism, and a certain unapologetic grandeur. Whether drenching an entire room or appearing as a single flourish, its presence transforms. Read on for inspirational yellow rooms from the World of Cabana, and beyond.

Promising to be "one of the best food cities there is", San Francisco balances quiet charm – best savored on a leisurely stroll – with breathtaking landmarks and cinematic views, according to California-based interior designer Heidi Caillier. She shares her personal guide to the Golden City.

Iranian-born interior designer Alidad sits down with Cabana to tackle our Masters & Muses interview, sharing insights and highlights from an illustrious career. With characteristic charm and humour, Alidad shares his dream dinner party guests, ideal (and nightmare) interiors, favourite fabrics, guilty pleasures, greatest challenges and more.

Rooms within the garden, rooms looking onto the garden, rooms inspired by the garden… Whatever guise they take, these indoor-outdoor, nature-filled spaces are undoubtedly good for the soul. We’ve gathered our favorite garden rooms, from the World of Cabana and beyond, as we get ready for Spring and all things Botanical.

Perhaps on every world traveler’s bucket list is the Great African Safari: endless savanna, silhouettes of acacia trees and - of course - the spectacular wildlife. While many of Africa’s 54 countries offer some version of such a prospect, very few safari camps manage to braid luxury, design, and philosophy as finely as Sasaab, finds Yaye Kassamali.

From its city built in volcanic stone to the magnificent Andean landscapes of the Colca Valley, Arequipa embodies the cultural and natural richness of Perú. Rebeca Vaisman explores this southern destination in a route filled with history, architecture, gastronomy and living traditions.

British designer Jasper Conran has one foot in Tangier, where he acquired Villa Mabrouka, the former home of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, now his second hotel in Morocco. From antique shops to markets and restaurants, Jasper shares his favorite spots in the city.

If - like the Cabana team - you find yourself in the northern hemisphere reaching for extra layers and dreaming of warmer climes, read on. We've collated our most popular insider guides to the Cabana Editors' favorite 'Winter Sun' destinations - you'll be guaranteed mild temperatures, our go-to addresses, enriching cultural experiences, and even a side of sunshine.

Francis Sultana adores the Alpine culture and topography of St. Moritz so much that he's even designed a furniture collection inspired by the Swiss mountain town. After many happy visits, Francis shares his insider tips and secrets - from his favorite cocktail at Badrutt's Palace to his favorite spot for cheese fondue on the slopes.