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At Benzaud, Luxury and sophistication extends infinity & beyond. Every masterpiece for the modern gentlemen reflects the true nature of comfort and quality.

Important Update! 😁 For our T6A Symposium, we have recently discovered that our location hotel has recently re-branded to "The Milner York (Formally The Principal York)". The location is the same....it is just the name that has changed....well and some re-decoration! 🙄 https://lnkd.in/eTchJw3V https://lnkd.in/g9RES9ut #the61508association #t6a #functionalsafety #iec61508 #iec61511 #iec62061 #safetyrelatedsystems

Discover 4 benefits of adding custom closets in our recent blog. From maximizing storage to adding a touch of luxury, custom closets can make a big difference in your daily life. Ready to see how? Check out the full article now! https://lnkd.in/eQUefwgE

🏙️ Curious about the untold story behind Gaudí's visionary Hotel Attraction? Find out what it was meant to look like, why it never came to be, and what became of the project. Dive into the secrets revealed in our article! #GaudíWorldFoundation 🌍

Amazing new property in Lisbon

#ModelRooms I receive inquiries about model rooms daily, and lately, the frequency seems to have increased. I decided to revisit this engaging discussion with Scottie Elliott from Gather. Enjoy our conversation! #hospitalitydesign #ffe #hospitalityprojectmanagement #hospitalityconsulting #hotelconstruction #ffeconsultants

What Makes a Villa Feel Like Home Beyond luxury, a villa should feel welcoming. Warm lighting, personalized touches, and high-end comfort make the difference. 🏡💫 What’s one feature that makes your villa feel like home? Share it

The RMS Titanic was an emblem of early 20th-century technological ambition and industrial prowess. Constructed by Harland and Wolff in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the ship was meant to be the largest and most luxurious of its time. Boasting 16 watertight compartments, it was considered unsinkable. First-class passengers enjoyed opulent amenities similar to those found in the most luxurious hotels, including a grand staircase, lavish dining saloons, and beautifully decorated cabins. A significant number of the passengers were upper class members, with approximately 324 travelling in first class. Some of the wealthiest and most influential individuals of the time, such as John Jacob Astor IV and Benjamin Guggenheim, were among them. Before the tragic sinking, the Titanic was marketed as a symbol of human achievement and upper-class luxury. Its design and passenger list emphasised its association with the upper class, positioning it as the ultimate status symbol. The ship's promise of unprecedented luxury and safety appealed to many wealthy individuals for whom a voyage on the Titanic was not just a journey but a statement of social status and affluence. In summary, the Titanic's construction and design symbolized the period's technological and industrial capabilities, while its passenger demographics underlined the social divisions of the time. Before its sinking, the ship's association with the upper class reinforced a societal structure that celebrated wealth and exclusivity.

From meticulous craftsmanship to thoughtful integration of technology and cultural influences, here are 15 ways to transform everyday spaces with luxury https://ow.ly/g5oN50Sa4fy

Revolutionize Your Hotel's Aesthetics...Where Does the Real Challenge Lie? Here’s how to streamline your hotel restoration process... The bottleneck to stunning interiors is expert craftsmanship. The bottleneck to craftsmanship is time. The bottleneck to time is planning. The bottleneck to planning is commitment. The bottleneck to commitment is You. Ready to see your hotel transformed? Let's get started!