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Home Studios designs LA’s new hotspot, Bibo Ergo Sum
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Cosy up in style at the newly refurbished Remedy Bar in the Four Seasons Resort in Vail
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Tulsa's Vintage 1740 wine bar has been given a refresh by Workstead
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The 1920s HQ of a former bank has been transformed by The Design High into The Transcript Speakeasy
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The NoMad Bar — New York, USA
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New York's legendary Lexington Hotel unveils a new bar
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Art deco, mid-century modern, and 70s Italian referenced ornamentation at NYC’s Primo’s
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NYC’s new bar, Ophelia is an eclectic jewel box that won’t be a secret for long
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Isaac Rae creates a fluid design with a crisp colour palette for Bar Beau
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Wanderlust — Paris, France
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Bar & Co — Helsinki, Finland
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Chicago’s latest cocktail bar pays homage to Frank Lloyd Wright
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Atlanta’s new cocktail lounge is accessed by email passcode and iris scanner
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Centrico — Bogotá, Colombia
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Fab 40: Bar Volt
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Ménard Dworkind's Vinvinvin breaks every wine bar cliché in Montreal
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Prague’s newest bar is located in a secret address and is only accessible via appointment
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The Standard — Copenhagen, Denmark
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Mikkeller & Friends — Copenhagen, Denmark
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Copper Bar is the latest opening to sit alongside Litomyšl’s art galleries and restored palaces
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Mooncraft by Hong Kong-based o&o studio is a new mood-lit watering hole in Shanghai
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The Miami rooftop bars keeping us in high spirits
In many ways, Miami’s charms – dominated principally by a culture of beach and sea – are best experienced on the ground level. Less expected though is the heady experience of floating, figuratively speaking, over the landscape, inevitably in an aerie atop a hotel building. And with a chilled drink in hand and the stopwatch set for sunset, the moment is, as they say, priceless. Herewith, our pick of the best rooftop bars in Miami.
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Maritime inspiration at Antwerp's newest bar
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Hidden gems: the best Los Angeles secret bars and how to find them
In Los Angeles, it’s the inside that counts – at least when it comes to bars. With seemingly nondescript exteriors hiding more style than their innocuous doorways suggest, these watering holes contain all the excitement of an unexpected find, with some adding social-media defying cell phone bans. But don’t expect only Prohibition-era clichés behind the frisson of secrecy. At these updated speakeasies, nostalgia for time past draws on much wider range of recent memories.
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New Melbourne bar, The Ugly Duckling, lands gracefully on Swan Street
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A world of pink at Melbourne's new cocktail bar Peaches
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Bar Nacional — Melbourne, Australia
