Italian artist Guido Borelli intrinsically draws the viewer into his paintings; his visuals are so inviting that you would like to enter the scene that he has created, sit down, and soak up the ambience.

When Skåne, Sweden started mining coal in the 16^th century they also had a serendipitous discovery of finding excellent quality clay necessary for the production of ceramics. By 1799 the first pottery factory opened, and today the Ceramic District located in the northwestern part of Skåne, preserves this most fascinating art.

Some designers are destined to reach the very stars in the sky; Pierre Paulin is one such designer. On December 3, 2007, New Yorkers gathered at the Cultural Services of the Embassy of France headquarters to pay tribute to Pierre Paulin and celebrate his 80^th birthday, and of course, Luxury Experience Magazine was there.

Artist Danka Weitzen not only paints with her eyes, but also with her heart. She captures her floral subjects so exquisitely that the viewer can almost feel the soft petals and smell the flower's fragrance.

Artist Gülay Alpay shared her vision at a reception at the Turkish Center, Culture, and Tourism Office Gallery in New York.

An interesting evening with French photographer, Cédric Pollet, at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Steinhardt Gallery in New York.

The Argentine photographer Diego Ortiz Mugica captures the world of Patagonia with his breathtakingly poignant black, white and grey images.