The specialists’ guide to 2024 art and luxury trends

Sebastian Sanchez, Digital Art, New York: I’m looking forward to digital artists studying Art History for inspiration from artists and movements that precede them. Whether it be Pop Art, Abstract Expressionism, or Bauhaus, artists inspired by other artists is a trend I hope never goes out of style.

Charles Foley, Wine, London: That wine is for sharing. The best feeling in life is the anticipation before dinner; cooking, laying the table, uncorking the wines and waiting for guests. It is the eagerness for happy memories, conversation, deliciousness and friendship, which wine binds together, which is timeless.

Rachel Koffsky, Handbags and Accessories, New York: I am looking forward to the unusual shapes from the 2024 Spring runways to make their way into collectors’ closets! Expect oversize shapes, and funky gold hardware.

Alexandre Gouverneyre, Watches, Geneva: A good vintage Rolex Daytona, the mother of all collectible watches.

Daphne Riou, Design, New York: French Art Deco is the epitome of chic, functionality and quality. An exceptional pair of armchairs by Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann in silvered bronze and Macassar ebony, a stunning alabaster lamp by Pierre Chareau: these will always remain in style and define the highest level of sophistication of an interior.

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