Based in Silverlake, Los Angeles, Joanna Williams has run her virtual - and sometimes bricks and mortar - gallery, Kneeland & Co, for 15 years, showing international artists in every medium. From the moment she wakes up and makes tea in her mermaid carafe, bedecked in real seashells, to when she rests her head on a bespoke embroidered pillow handmade by women in Lebanon, Joanna lives a fully creative life.

In this intimate conversation between Elisabetta Bonacina and Martina Mondadori, the history of Bonacina 1889 comes to life — from its origins in northern Italy to its defining role in the interiors of legendary decorator Renzo Mongiardino.

For the third year running, Alexandre Benjamin Navet has partnered with Van Cleef & Arpels for a spectacular spring celebration in New York. The Maison's latest collections sow the seeds for the installations, 'Spring is Blooming at Rockefeller Center', which open this May. Alexandre speaks to Lucrezia Lucas from his sun-filled atelier, where spring has truly sprung.

For Paris-based gallerist, Patrick Seguin, collecting is both instinct and intimacy—with a hint of Jean Prouvé reverence. In this edition of Finders Keepers, he shares the stories behind two personal treasures: his greatest find, and the piece he'll keep forever.

Gaia Chaillet Giusti lends her talent as a garden designer to many spheres: to the cinema with Luca Guadagnino, to private commissions and, ultimately, to large-scale hotel projects for clients, including Belmond. Her training as a botanist keeps her feet on the ground. She sits down with Cabana to share highlights from an illustrious career in gardens and botany.

Virginia-based landscape architect Charles Stick is much-lauded for his historically sensitive, culturally aware gardens influenced by the proportions of his design masters, including Palladio and Russell Page. Charles sits down with Cabana to share highlights from an illustrious career, along with his guiltiest pleasures, greatest challenges, most memorable trips and dream dinner party guests.

Legendary antique dealer, collector and decorator Gordon Watson has spent more than four decades buying and selling exceptional objects. His treasure-filled home in Tangier is the ultimate stage for his museum-worthy finds, acquisitions and memories. He shares with Cabana the story of two such pieces: his greatest find and the piece he'll keep forever. 

In this series, we glimpse into the daily routines and rituals of artists, creatives and tastemakers. Beguiling Bulgarian painter Oda Jaune talks Sophie Goodwin through her day in a wide-ranging conversation that touches upon the compulsion to create, the thrill of surprise, dining like a medieval Queen and creating an alternative artistic universe.

With a legacy spanning three generations – specializing in Veneto and Lombardy masterpieces only – Milanese dealer Tomaso Piva, exhibiting at this year's TEFAF Maastricht, shares with Sara Pierdonà the stories of the exceptional pieces that have passed through his hands: his greatest find and the piece he’ll keep forever.

From a monumental Picasso worth more than £50m to the Head of an Angel and a female fertility idol from the first millennium BC, we discover the TEFAF directors' highly curated selection of masterpieces from this year's Fine Art and Antiques Fair in Maastricht.

Mary Randolph Carter has managed to turn her passion for antiques and objects into a career, but without being obliged to pass on her finds. The celebrated author shares with Sara Pierdonà the incredible story of two objects: her greatest find and the piece she'll keep forever.

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.

In this series, we glimpse into the daily routines and rituals of creatives and tastemakers. Benedict Foley is an interior designer and antiques dealer who has recently launched a fabric collection with his partner, fellow decorator Daniel Slowik. With a love of storytelling, history and attention to detail, Benedict talks to Eleanor Cording-Booth about the rhythms of his day.

A French painter associated with the Fauvist movement, Raoul Dufy saw the world in motion. His works, lively and decorative, showcased colours spilling beyond their lines. In a century preoccupied with angst, Dufy chose to paint joy. Emma Becque explores his life and enduring legacy. 

As Gagosian Paris unveils an exhibition exploring the rhythmic interplay between the work of British sculptor Henry Moore and Italian architect Curzio Malaparte, Emma Becque speaks with Zoë Santa-Olalla, Director of Gagosian, about Moore's organic vision, enduring influence, and the natural world's abundant influences on both masters.

From her spectacular home and gardens in Connecticut, Bunny Williams shares tales from an illustrious career in design, while revealing her guiltiest pleasures, greatest challenges, and why Dolly Parton is her dream dinner guest.