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One-percenters worldwide are hiring everyone from Beyoncé to Sugar Ray’s Mark McGrath to play their homes, parties, or weddings. Experts say the trend is just getting started (read more)
This is the time to go with the flow. “Less is more,” says Michael Albanese, founder of Element Lifestyle. (read more)
Many aspects of everyday life have been on hiatus this year, including much live music. If you’re missing mosh pits, Robb Report has teamed up with Los Angeles luxury concierge firm Element Lifestyle for an exclusive opportunity to enjoy front-row seats at a world-class concert in the comfort of your own home. (read more)
Our luxury travel concierge team is pleased to see Element Lifestyle co-founder, Michael Albanese, featured on Forbes discussing the concept of luxury in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. In the article, titled “The Luxury of Humanity,” Michael talks about how the luxury hospitality industry finds its true purpose of humaneness during a global crisis. Read the full article here.
The glitterati almost always have a helping hand – a wizard of sorts responsible for pulling all the levers behind the scenes to ensure that life in the fantasy land that is their world is always picture perfect and hassle free. (read more)
Serving the requests of ultra-affluent clients has meant arranging for a private magic show with Penn & Teller in Las Vegas for just eight people and delivering penguins to a hotel room for a birthday surprise. (read more)
Les bulles les plus luxueuses ne sont pas toujours celles du champagne. Pour satisfaire une cliente, la firme Element Lifestyle a veillé à ce que chaque hôtel, voiture, train et avion qu’elle devait fréquenter pendant le voyage ait un réfrigérateur bien garni de Mountain Dew glacé, sa boisson préférée. (read more)
Element Lifestyle’s 12 days in India begins in Delhi with a special visit to a gurdwara (a Sikh temple), a private kids’ cooking demo and a visit to the Taj Mahal. Families then take game drives at Ranthambore National Park. A sunrise hot air balloon trip and painting elephants with traditional Indian designs come later, along with a camel ride and an exploration of a rural Rajasthani village, a Kathakali dance performance and a houseboat tour of the “Venice of the East,” in Kerala’s backwaters. (read more)
Craig Archibald of The Archibald Studio instructs his developing acting students to make everything make them better. I love this philosophy and try to apply it to my own environments and circumstances. (read more)