This week’s luxury news for founders, creatives, and entrepreneurs: Visit the link in our bio for the complete briefing. In New York, Moss is the latest private club on the scene – focusing on presence over clout. Taking over four floors on Fifth Avenue with a strict no-photo policy, the Vicky Charles-designed space calls itself a “home for intelligent leisure & physical culture.” With a health and wellness floor featuring a full-size pickleball court and Augustinus Bader (@Augustinus Bader) treatments, it seems less about the waitlist and more about actual utility. Meanwhile, Saint Laurent (@SAINT LAURENT) has expanded its presence on Avenue Montaigne into a hospitality play. The new store abandons traditional retail racks for the feel of a “collector’s residence,” complete with rare art and a spiral staircase. The best part might be the private top-floor salon and terrace – the only place to access their bespoke atelier program in peace. Nobu Hotels (@Nobu Hotels) has officially landed in Rome on the historic Via Veneto. Blending Japanese minimalism with Italian heritage, the property provides a predictable, high-standard sanctuary for travelers weary of the city’s chaos. It offers the perfect compromise: Roman charm outside, reliable dining and premium hospitality inside. And in Vancouver, Tevah Wellness is solving the city’s “anti-social” reputation with North America’s largest sauna. Capable of holding 60 people, the Yaletown facility is built entirely around communal connection and time to “pause for transformation”. With a high-value membership model, it’s a strong third space for daily contrast therapy and socialization. Members can access all stories, headlines, and updates 48 hours early via the link in our bio. Follow THE LIBER if you’re a founder, creative, or entrepreneur. #theliber #membersclub #saintlaurent #luxuryhotel #sauna - @thelibermag