Lucrezia Buccellati is the fourth generation involved in the iconic Italian jewelry house Buccellati. Alongside her father Andrea Buccellati, she is part of the creative team and brings a contemporary vision to the century-old brand while honoring its craftsmanship and goldsmithing techniques.

The BAS Foundation is an organization dedicated to preserving and providing access to the work of Bobby Anspach. The late artist built sound and light sculptures, reflecting his vision of art as a transformative tool for individual wellness and environmental awareness.

Alfredo Paredes is an industry veteran and former Chief Creative Officer at Ralph Lauren, where he spent 33 years designing iconic spaces including the legendary Polo Bar. Through his multidisciplinary design studio, he creates extraordinary spaces, bringing his "visually perfect pitch" to every project.

Reddymade is a NYC-based studio founded by Suchi Reddy in 2002, guided by the principle "form follows feeling." The practice specializes in architecture, interior design, and public art installations, with notable projects including Google's first flagship store and a house designed with artist Ai Weiwei. Their innovative approach combines neuroaesthetic principles with design, creating spaces that positively influence well-being and human experience.

Rottet Studio is an international architecture and design firm founded by Hall of Fame architect Lauren Rottet. Based in Houston, LA, and NYC, the firm is celebrated for creating stunning functional spaces for luxury hospitality brands and Fortune 500 companies. Its award-winning portfolio spans over 70 million square feet and includes projects like Central Park Tower, Belmond Cap Juluca, the NYSE, and St. Regis Aspen.

Williamsburg Wharf is Naftali Group's transformative waterfront development in Brooklyn, featuring 3.75 acres of premium East River property with over 525 feet of waterfront. This master-planned community combines five residential buildings, extensive amenities, and retail destinations with thoughtfully designed promenades and green spaces.

StudioCAHS is an architectural design firm founded by Caterina Heil Stewart in 2019, with offices in New York and London. The practice specializes in sophisticated residential projects, guided by principles of craftsmanship, preservation, and thoughtful curation of mid-century and contemporary design. Notable projects include Sotheby's East Hampton gallery, residences at 432 Park Avenue, and landmark townhouses.

Jacadi Paris is a premium French children's fashion house established in 1976, renowned for creating timeless, elegant clothing and accessories for babies and children. The brand combines traditional savoir-faire with contemporary design, offering sophisticated collections that celebrate childhood through refined details, quality materials, and classic silhouettes.

11 Hoyt is a striking residential tower in Downtown Brooklyn designed by renowned architecture firm Studio Gang. This 57-story, 618-foot luxury condominium features a distinctive sculptural facade inspired by Brooklyn's historic brownstones and houses 480 residences with interiors by Michaelis Boyd. Developed by Tishman Speyer as their first residential project in New York City, the building represents a new architectural landmark for Brooklyn's evolving skyline.

200E20TH is a boutique luxury condominium in the heart of New York's Gramercy Park. Designed by CetraRuddy, the building features 52 sophisticated residences and exceptional amenities including a secret garden and rooftop terrace.

West Wharf is a 40-story luxury rental tower in Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood, offering 554 residences with stunning Manhattan skyline views. West Wharf features over 100,000 square feet of amenities, including indoor and outdoor pools, wellness facilities, and co-working spaces.

One38 is a new luxury rental development in the Bronx's Mott Haven neighborhood, featuring 447 meticulously crafted residences across 12 stories. The building offers over 70,000 square feet of wellness-focused amenities, including an Olympic-sized pool, tennis courts, and extensive outdoor spaces, all just one subway stop from Manhattan.