Welcome to the fourth edition of CANDY magazine

Bespoke Gucci shoes; jewellery inspired by classic gardens from Van Cleef & Arpels; a dazzling crystal-encrusted clutch; and Vertu’s smartphone was well worth the wait

Candy & Candy creative director Mat Carlisle reveals the landscapes and architecture, artists and designers who have inspired him; plus an exclusive bookstand designed by Candy & Candy for the new Ferrari tome

When an art-loving family moved into their London apartment, Candy & Candy designed and interior with intricate furnishing details as the perfect foil to the works on the walls

Identifying the future stars of the art world is very difficult, but Amy Raphael finds that the experts all agree: when buying art, always follow your heart

Pear-shaped sapphire pendants; lotus-design necklaces; blossom brocades – this season’s horticultural haute joaillerie from the most internationally renowned names

Arguably the most exclusive member’s club in London serves no alcohol. Simon Mills visits Bodyism, the private gym for the capital’s elite

For Candy & Candy, one of the first priorities of designing an interior is lighting – and bold interpretations of the chandelier make a great statement

The Canadian founder of Cirque du Soleil realised a lifelong dream – and raised a lot for charity too – when he went into space

Mandarin Oriental’s unmatched expertise at anticipating clients’ needs – developed last century in the hotel of the colonial East – is now available to the residents of One Hyde Park

The Italian design duo describe their inspirations and talk about the art of wearing black tie

You could say that a day in the life of a One Hyde Park resident is one long fashion show

Selected products and services, plus fashion and jewellery stockists details and contact information

Jimmy Choo founder Tamara Mellon talks about love of contemporary art collecting