1. October 2025

Christie’s International Real Estate Magazine

Christie’s International Real Estate’s Fall/Winter 2025 magazine showcases extraordinary properties alongside original lifestyle content for luxury connoisseurs.

1. October 2025

Autumn Aesthetics: 4 Interior Trends That Define Fall 2025

The summer has passed, and, like the fable, the ant is toiling while the grasshopper sings a September song. It’s time to feather one’s nest for wintertime. Luxury Defined looks to interior design to see what’s looking hot (and what’s decidedly not) this season. We survey the experts, the architects, the designers, and even the influencers on glossy websites and magazines to glean the top trends emerging this fall.

1. October 2025

A Life Untamed: How Today’s Architecture Strives to be at One with Nature

Far from trying to dominate the landscape, today’s architects are working in partnership with the natural world to reflect and enhance its beauty

Humans have an innate tendency to romanticize our interactions with nature but, throughout history, the relationship has been complex, often even veering towards reckless exploitation. While we like to think of the past as a time when we, as a species, were more in touch with the natural world, the truth is that nature’s power and apparently random fury has often made us turn away from it.

10. August 2025

Iconic Architecture: 4 Modern Homes Influenced by the Bauhaus School

Bauhaus, a revolutionary Modernist movement that emerged from the chaos of World War I, transformed the art, design, crafts, and architecture of the 20th century. The style and spirit persist even today, from IKEA’s furniture all the way up to Mies van der Rohe’s Chicago skyscrapers. 

12. June 2025

Christie’s International Real Estate Enters Luxembourg Through Partnership with Unicorn Real Estate

Founded and led by 33-year real estate veteran Fernand Hornung, Unicorn offers a full range of services including sales, leasing and property management. The company’s 17 multilingual real estate professionals are divided between two offices: one opposite the Grand Ducal Palace in the capital of Luxembourg City and another in Luxembourg’s second-largest city, Esch-sur-Alzette.