Thank You To Our Partners
Since 2000, NEWBY OF LONDON has provided the finest teas to discerning hotels, restaurants and leisure venues across the world. Now also a luxury retail brand, Newby aims to revive tea culture through art and history. The embodiment of this mission is The Chitra Collection, an unrivalled collection of antique teaware.
KIRKER HOLIDAYS provide carefully crafted tailor-made short breaks and holidays for discerning travellers to over 70 cities and 250 rural retreats in Europe and beyond.
Established in 1980, BROWNHILL INSURANCE GROUP has spent the last thirty years offering the highest level of guidance and support to its clients. Priding itself as one of the UK’s leading Fine Art and High Value Home Insurance Brokers, providing cover for collectors, galleries and artists.
Media Partners
Founded in 1925, APOLLO is one of the world’s oldest and most highly respected magazines on the visual arts. Published monthly, it offers the greatest editorial diversity of any art magazine – covering everything from antiquities to contemporary work.
COUNTRY & TOWN HOUSE is the only monthly luxury magazine aimed at London’s affluent double lifers, who both want to and can afford to enjoy the very best of London and country living.
BRIDGE FOR DESIGN is the only high-end luxury interior design magazine that is delivered to interior designers, hotel specifiers and architects internationally. The portfolio comprises of a beautifully presented quarterly magazine, digital editions, an affiliated website and regular e-mail newsletters.
HALI magazine is the leading interdependent publication in the world of antique carpets, textiles and Islamic art.
CLASSIC FM is the UK’s largest classical music radio station, with 5.6 million listeners tuning in each week. We believe that classical music should be available to everyone, and we strive to make the world’s greatest music relevant in today’s modern lifestyle.
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