Further your curiosity by delving into the stories told by our Guild of Experts that uncover the passions and destinations at the centre of our journeys. 

FURTHER YOUR CURIOSITY: Stories from our Guild of Experts that uncover the passions and destinations at the centre of our journeys. 

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The Luminaire creates personalised luxury travel experiences with experts and storytellers across passions and interests: history, art, nature or science. Unlocking your potential to learn and grow.

The Libraries of Florence

Catherine Fairweather, writer, editor and journalist, explores the vast landscape of the Somerset Levels.

Somerset levels plane in England, with a flock of birds flying over the trees 

Somerset Levels, England, UK

A winter Afternoon in Avalon

A Winter Afternoon in Avalon 

Snowy image of Oqaatsut, a small village in Greenland, where there are colourful houses which are quite spread out on a white flat plane. Oqaatsut is a village of about thirty inhabitants faces the same existential question as many of Greenland's smaller communities - can the community survive if the younger generation leaves for the city?

Oqaatsut, Greenland

Northern Exposure

Jonas Bendiksen Article

Ben Richards, a travel storyteller and photographer based in Japan, shares his photo diary from Kanazawa, where he gained rare access into workshops in which trades have been honed through generations.

Image of a artisanal artist sitting on wooden floor, filing down wood with an apparatus, in front wooden sliding doors and wooden bricks

Artisanal craft, Japan

Handmade in Kanazawa

Alex and Rebecca have curated a journey with The Luminaire to their hometown of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, including a visit to their home and studio. Ahead of the journey, The Luminaire asks Alex and Rebecca for insight into their creative backgrounds. 

Image of two couples and a man covering his face with a magazine, in front of a registry office in Italy

Registry office scene by Alex Webb

An Exhibition of Colour

Alex Webb Article

Louise Ebel, author and creative director, explores the forgotten figure behind Santo Sospir, the 'tattooed villa' tucked away in Cap Ferrat.

Landscape image of Santo Sospir, the tattooed villa of Jean Cocteau, in Cap Ferrat. It was given its name due to the painted walls you can see in this image.

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