Alta has landed in Kingly Court. A sister restaurant to much-hyped Moi, it’s headed up by Rob Roy Cameron, who couldn’t sound more Scottish but is actually inspired by open-fire cooking and northern Spain. He spent more than a decade living and working there, cooking in some of the country’s most respected kitchens. He was part of the team at El Bulli before working as Albert Adrià’s right-hand man for the opening of 41 Degrees in Barcelona. Alta’s menu is designed to share and will present small to medium plates such as Cornish mussels and grilled bread; wood-fired courgette with pumpkin seed romesco; razor clams in white escabeche; plus a choice of meats and fish such as 38-day aged beef sirloin or turbot head. If it’s anything like Moi, it’s going to be spectacular.

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Fragrant Knives is the passion project of chef and food anthropologist Sean Warmington-Wan. It has launched in the UK with its Chinese Chef’s Knife. This is a do-it-all blade that chops, slices, minces, smashes, scrapes and glides between prep and plating with ease. The knife is designed in Hong Kong and crafted in Yangjiang, the capital of Chinese blade-making since the Tang dynasty, using high-carbon stainless steel for sharpness and durability. It’s finished with a hand-carved Chinese rosewood handle and intentionally shaped to feel intuitive in the hands of any cook – whether or not they’ve ever used a Chinese-style knife before.

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Ferrari has created a series of one-of-a-kind pieces to mark the 50th anniversary of Niki Lauda’s first World Championship title in Monza. The collectibles include two helmet cases and two special editions of Nello The Ferrari Tool Case. Drawing from the prancing horse’s racing heritage, the designs echo its 1975 colours and motifs: the Mugello Red and the Navy Blue. The helmet cases are crafted from calfskin with tonal wave stitching and metal hardware. Meanwhile, the special editions of Nello The Ferrari Tool Case are upholstered in quilted nappa leather with contrasting wave stitching.

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This month sees the arrival in New York of members club Kith Ivy. Marking the fashion brand’s entry into hospitality, Kith Ivy will comprise a pro shop with exclusive merchandise, a living room and dining area, a tonic bar, a gym and spa, and rooftop padel courts. Giorgio Armani and Kith have created a first-of-its-kind luxury spa experience for members, offering Thai, Swedish and sports massages, and facial treatments. The spa’s hydrotherapy spaces include a hammam, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and cold-plunge room. The venue is also home to the first Erewhon tonic bar outside Los Angeles. The club has also partnered with Cafe Mogador, a New York staple, to bring a create a fresh, upscale menu featuring both classics and new Moroccan-inspired Mediterranean dishes.

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