Located on the top floors of a “Diamond-rated Green Building” in the heart of Xinyi, the 235-room Humble House Taipei merges design, green living, and art into one breathtaking property overlooking the city’s rooftops.

With crisp lines and warm tones, the space boasts floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize natural light, providing the perfect backdrop for over 600 exquisitely integrated works of art.

Owned by Qvest Magazine founder Michael Kaune, The Qvest is the living embodiment of Kaune’s passion for modern design, niche art, and contemporary photography.

With a large part of the hotel furnished with Kaune’s personal collection of furniture and photographs, the spaces form a veritable design museum, complete with a small library of art, design, and fashion literature in each guestroom.

The hotel’s monochrome interior design is challenged by bursts of color, with contemporary paintings and sculptures playing off the hotel’s mid-century furnishings.

Hotel Greif has been furnished with loving attention to detail and features soft hand-woven Iranian Gabbeh carpets and custom-designed modern furnishing made from local maple or burr walnut.

Local artists were commissioned to create new work for each of the suites and the best Italian weaving mills supplied bespoke fabrics and silk curtains.

A cultural meeting point for artists and critics of all stripes, Ca’Pisani is housed in a 500-year-old merchant's townhouse in Venice’s Dorsoduro area.

One of the Futurist movement’s pioneering painters, Fortunato Depero, has works displayed in the hotel, while a clear Art Deco motif runs throughout with furniture pieces from the 1930s and 1940s.

La Monnaie Art & Spa Hotel’s hallways, lounges and 41 rooms and suites act as a transient gallery, offering changing exhibitions in conjunction with the nearby Galerie Albane.

Owners and art collectors Sylvette and Pascal Lebeau set out to create a place where guests could absorb culture through a vast trove of original paintings, sculptures and photographs.