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ould you pay 27,900 Baht for a single Versace desert fork? How about 19,200 for 33cm Versace plate? Prestigious fashion maestros, renowned for their artistry in couture, accessories, fragrances, and even hospitality, are now crafting an exciting new chapter in home décor.

This shift in consumer desire has birthed ‘haute décor,’ an interior design philosophy deeply rooted in haute couture’s principles. Like its fashion counterpart, haute décor marries detail, craftsmanship, and superior materials, transforming each piece into a functional work of art that reverberates the brand’s ethos.

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Indulging in haute décor is a statement, an affirmation of one’s taste for the finer things in life and an investment in a luxurious lifestyle. Unleash your credit card and turn to page 58 to embrace the artistry where haute décor resides.

On a starlit night in Istanbul, the air buzzed with excitement. Underneath the grand arches of the Ciragan Palace Kimpinski, the crème de la crème of the yachting world assembled, eager to see who would claim the most prestigious accolades in yachting at the 2023 World Superyacht Awards.

With an array of exceptional nominees representing the pinnacle of superyacht design from around the globe, the atmosphere was thick with anticipation. Put on your Sunday’s finest and turn to page 66 as we draw the curtains back and celebrate the art of yacht design, construction, and ingenuity.

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June 1st saw the opening of the reimagined InterContinental Bangkok Hotel after a year of remodeling with millions of USDs spent. Entering the lobby, you are confronted with a grandeur that is welcoming. The floor-to-ceiling windows present a theater of city life, yet you are tucked within the hotel’s tranquility. An orchestra of courteous staff moves with an efficiency that is almost balletic, each seeking to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Every one of the 381 guestrooms have been lovingly refurbished into spaces of comfort and luxury. The culinary adventures at the InterContinental Bangkok have always been a journey around the world, and now there’s a new destination on the map. SoCal, a restaurant inspired by the sun-kissed state of California. As you take a seat, you can almost hear the distant roar of the Pacific, almost feel the Californian sun on your skin. Get out your luggage and turn to page 84 to read why you’ll want to book into the InterContinental Bangkok, a haven for travelers in search of luxury, comfort, and a touch of the extraordinary.

Those are just a few of the stories you’ll find inside this month’s issue. We hope you enjoy the read.

Tanya Siri Vijitsomphong Editor, HOT Magazine

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Dinner Among the Tomes: The InterContinental Chiang Mai Mae Ping Presents Their Executive Chef

On June 8th, the neoclassical grandeur of Neilson Hays Library in Bangkok was transformed into an exquisite setting for an exclusive occasion, the InterContinental Chiang Mai Mae Ping dinner. Guests filed into this historic, privately-owned English-language library on Surawong Road and were greeted by the enchanting sounds of violins as they were welcomed by the InterContinental Chiang Mai’s General

Manager, Peter Pottinga.The dinner presented a fusion of culinary exploration and intellectual conversation. The library, with its rich history, was an ideal backdrop for an evening that celebrated culture, literature, and gastronomy. Executive Chef of the InterContinental Chiang Mai Mae Ping, Denwers Rattan, used the occasion to exhibit his impressive culinary skills. His role involves directing the culinary operations of the hotel's four restau- rants, a bar, and overseeing catering and in-room dining.

Born in Paris and raised in Brussels, Chef Rattan, a Thai-Vietnamese national, joined InterContinental Chiang Mai Mae Ping from the InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72, which was recognized among Vietnam’s top 10 hotels in Asia in 2021 by Conde Nast Traveler. His success there in managing five restaurants and bars as Executive Sous Chef was noteworthy. His culinary