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50 / 100+ Home Design Ideas

Local interior designers share their best tips and advice to make over every room in the home, in high style

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High-design looks and opulent fabrics suit heavenly hotel scenes PHOTOGRAPHY BY FERDINANDO BUCCI

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ON THE COVER:

PHOTOGRAPHER: FERDINANDO BUCCI MODEL: TERESA LOURENCO, 360 WOMEN MODEL MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK CLOTHING: DOLCE & GABBANA DRESS HAIR AND MAKEUP: GIANLUCA MANDELLI, CREATIVE MANAGEMENT, USING KÉRASTASE LOCATION: THE BOCA RATON RESORT & CLUB

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Celebrate autumn with grownup sweets and pumpkin treats; catch a sneak peek of the Naples International Film Festival

24 / In Focus

DLC Young Executives’ Sunset Cruise; PACE Center for Girls Dress Collection Party

27 / Insider

Stephen Bogart talks about his famous parents, Bogie and Bacall, as he and his wife, Carla, prepare for their annual Humphrey Bogart Film Festival

33 / Style

Fall fashion takes cues from fairy tales and interiors

36 / Vanity

Room fragrances help create a cozy home atmosphere

38 / Treasure

Cool oddities from area boutiques

40 / Finds

The latest stores, events, and news at Waterside Shops

43 / Escape

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Our expert’s guide to the best East African safaris

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46 / High Road

Jaguar’s highly anticipated F-Pace series sets a high bar for luxury SUVs

BY HOWARD WALKER

109 / Taste

Captain & Krewe seafood and other restaurant-market combos; the second annual Naples Foodie Camp

118 / Pour

The state of Australian wines

BY MARK SPIVAK

121 / Abode

What to grow in fall—tomatoes; home decor inspired by Halloween hues

125 / Balance

Commune with nature on a Big Cypress swamp walk; tips for healthy pet paws; how to support breast cancer causes locally

145 / Agenda

There’s still time to catch the Naples Art Association’s Your Choice 2016 exhibit

154 / Seen

Make-A-Wish send-off party; Immokalee Foundation Inter-Club Challenge; Founders Fund annual banquet; Latchkey League fundraiser

160 / Sense of Place

Heather Dockweiler’s inspirations and favorite experiences

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From the Editor When seasons change, we’re often inspired to change our decor or start planning that home project we’ve been thinking about for far too long. The toughest part is getting started when it seems the options are endless—and overwhelming. Still, the anticipation of a fresh look and feel in our homes can often be enough of a nudge to take the first step.

In this Home & Garden issue, we have 20 inspiring pages of expert advice to help plan your next project, whether it’s a simple decor refresh or a complete home makeover. We consulted more than a dozen local top interior designers to share their best tips for every room in the house. The result is “100+ Inspiring Home Design Ideas,” beginning on page 50, which includes how to mix furniture styles, the best way to display art, the latest in flooring and window treatments—and that’s just for the living room.

The kitchen and bath are the two most commonly remodeled areas of the home, as those are where we spend much of our time—and can help with resale. Starting on page 56, you’ll find expert tips on how to bring personality to the kitchen, while also blending luxurious style and function.

Ready for a bathroom transformation? Flip to page 60 for small changes that make a big impact, as well as the top styles in tile and fun ideas to play up the powder room.

In the bedroom, starting on page 64, you’ll find expert insight on creating a restful haven, as well as design faux pas to avoid and tips to make a guest room more welcoming. (Hint: Don’t fill it with all your unwanted hand-me-down pieces.)

Finally, turn to page 68 for ways to design outdoor spaces that usher in our coastal surroundings. Whatever design direction you choose, may you find the perfect path to make your home a sanctuary—and a cozy escape.

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Autumn is harvest season, and nothing says fall quite like the pumpkin. This colorful fruit (yes, it’s a fruit!) isn’t just for jacko’-lanterns and spiced lattes—it’s also the perfect addition to pancakes. Whip up a batch of these delicious pumpkin pancakes, given a tropical twist with a drizzle of coconut cream cheese syrup, courtesy of the Treasures & Travels lifestyle blog. (treasuresandtravelsblog.com)

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tion provider. The couple first became friends in 1982, then reconnected after years in and out of touch, and married in 2014. The Bogarts organize a wonderful annual tribute to Bogie—the Humphrey Bogart Film Festival (bogartfilmfestival.com) in Key Largo, with film screenings, talks, special guests, memorabilia, parties, and cruises aboard the African Queen from the classic film. The fourth annual festival, slated for October 12–16 at the Playa Largo Resort & Spa, will celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the noir classic The Maltese Falcon. —Kat Smith

NI: What’s coming up in the 2016 festival?

Bogart: This year it’s getting a big upgrade at the brand new Playa Largo Resort. We’ve got classics on the big screen, not just in theaters, but under the stars. It’s very mellow, very Key Largo-ish. No suits and ties, just a fun time. And we’re going to kick off our new line of Bogart’s Spirits—Bogart’s gin and vodka are the first two. We are making the booze in California and giving people jobs, which is important.

Why is your father an enduring American icon?

I think because he was a real guy. He believed in treating people well; he was not a snob and was his own man. Add that to the number of great movies he made—it is almost unparalleled. The number one movie of all time could be Casablanca. Then there’s The Maltese Falcon, High Sierra, The Desperate Hours, Key Largo, To Have and Have Not, Sabrina. That type of filmography is special for an actor, and that type of success is special for anyone in any business.

Do you have a favorite Bogart film?

I just love Treasure of the Sierra Madre. He wasn’t going to do the movie because his character dies at the end. He said, “I’m a big star, why am I going to die?”

My father’s manager, Sam Jaffe, said, “John Huston, the director, is your best friend, and he wants you to do the movie and won’t do it without you.” So he did it and it turned out to be one of the great films, in my view, of all time. That’s my favorite, other than To Have and Have Not, which is the movie when my parents met. If it weren’t for that, I wouldn’t be here.

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Cleopatra’s Barge, home of the Naples Medallion, is celebrating 50 years in business this year.

First opening its doors in 1966, the fine jewelry store is one of Naples’ original gems on Third Street South. In an interview, store owner and jewelry designer Marilyn Janss reflects on the early years and looks forward to the future. —Anna Welch

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MOVIE CONNOISSEURS, TAKE NOTE. INSTEAD OF BEING HELD IN NOVEMBER AS IN PREVIOUS YEARS, THE NAPLES INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (NAPLESFILMFEST.COM) WILL TAKE PLACE IN OCTOBER THIS YEAR. THE OPENING-NIGHT FILM AND PARTY WILL BE AT ARTIS—NAPLES OCTOBER 27.

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NI: What inspired you to open a jewelry store?

Janss: When I moved to Naples, there were only 7,000 people here. I was married to someone and he owned a gift store.

I was a model, but there weren’t opportunities for that here. My interest in jewelry was what moved me into it. Then, people found out about me, and I started making them jewelry.

What has changed about your pieces or design process over the years?

A lot, really. I used to make bigger, more artsy pieces, with precious and semiprecious stones. You have to move in the direction of style changes. It’s all a constant state of flux.

What has kept you in business all these years?

My philosophy is to listen to people. That’s how you discover what they like. I try to help people; it’s an important thing to do. I always tell [customers] that the impossible just takes a little longer. In 50 years, I’ve had to remake only three pieces.

What are your plans for the future?

I don’t have all my eggs in one basket. I also do real estate and love to travel. But everything else will be status quo. I’m too young to retire; I’d be bored.

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Lipman Family Farms, North America’s largest field tomato grower, has been committed to giving back to the Collier County community for years. The Immokalee-based, family-run company recently donated $20,000 in college scholarships, ranging from $500 to $2,000, to 15 deserving Collier County high school seniors.

Since 2012, Lipman has awarded more than $200,000 in college scholarships to local students. In August, Lipman also donated more than 1,200 backpacks filled with school supplies to Immokalee elementary and middle school children. —Jessica Torricelli

THREE LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS RECENTLY RECEIVED GRANTS TOTALING $80,000 FROM THE RICHARD M. SCHULZE FAMILY FOUNDATION, CREATED BY BEST BUY FOUNDER AND LOCAL RESIDENT RICHARD M. “DICK” SCHULZE. THE FOUNDATION FOCUSES EFFORTS ON EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS IN LEE AND COLLIER COUNTIES, AS WELL AS IN SCHULZE’S NATIVE MINNESOTA. ● THE NAPLES ZOO WAS AWARDED $50,000 TO BUY TECHNOLOGY FOR ITS EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND HELP CREATE A FUTURE EDUCATION CENTER. ● FRIENDS OF FOSTER CHILDREN FOREVER RECEIVED A $25,000 GRANT, WHICH WILL GO TOWARD EXPANDING ITS EXISTING COLLIER COUNTY ACADEMIC MENTORING PROGRAM TO GLADES AND HENDRY COUNTIES. ● NAPLES HISTORICAL SOCIETY WILL USE THE $10,000 GRANT TO BRING IN MORE THAN 2,000 FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS ON FIELD TRIPS FOR THE PUPILS AT PALM COTTAGE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM, WHICH TEACHES HISTORY TO CHILDREN MORE EFFECTIVELY THAN STUDYING JUST DATES AND FACTS. —J.T.

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HONORING HEROES Local veterans will head to Washington, D.C., on a special trip later this month to be honored for their service and recognized for their sacrifice. It’s all part of Collier County Honor Flight (collierhonorflight.org), which takes World War II and Korean War veterans to the nation’s capital to visit war memorials, as well as to Arlington National Cemetery for the Changing of the Guard. The trips are supported solely by private donations and volunteers, and at no cost to the veterans.

Three years ago this month, Collier County Honor Flight was launched by Dr. Deborah Lux, a former U.S. Navy officer, and her husband, Sean, a U.S. Air Force veteran, after being inspired by the documentary Honor Flight, which they watched at a local screening in Naples. The documentary is about the Honor Flight Network (honorflight.org), which began in 2005 to transport veterans from across the country to Washington to visit war memorials.

While researching the nonprofit, the couple discovered a waiting list of more than 250 veterans and contacted the organization to ask about starting a regional hub. On October 8, 2013, Collier County Honor

Flight became an official hub. Six weeks later, local veterans were transported on the inaugural flight.

Honor Flight is a community event, with both Collier and Lee County police officers helping to escort the veterans. So far, Collier County Honor Flight has completed a dozen flights, including an all-female-veterans trip in June. By the end of 2016, the program will have honored 700 veterans, whose average age is 92.

Deborah Lux says they may soon expand the program to reach Vietnam veterans and beyond.

Those who want to show support for our local heroes can do so at the next “Welcome Home” event for veterans October 29 at around 9:30 p.m., which is when the next Honor Flight lands at Southwest Florida International Airport. —Anna Welch Collier County Sheriff's Office Lt. George Welch escorts Korean War veteran Joseph Finnegan on a recent Honor Flight. Right: Finnegan at the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.

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Fashion tells stories, and Dolce & Gabbana's Fall 2016 collection presents a royal tale. Inspired by princesses and the magical lives they lead, Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce created stunning ready-to-wear attire using materials that recall Cinderella and her Prince Charming.

Be the belle of any ball with these whimsical accessories, including the Dolce box bag ($9,645), made of carved wood and python leather, and the MJ pump ($9,645), accented with pink glitter, fur, and crystal embellishments. Turn the page for another chapter in this sartorial fantasy.

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Upholstery-style fabrics and accents make bold statements this fall

COLOR CONTRAST Leather and plaid saddle bag ($2,875), Etro, etro.com

EYE SPY Umbrage sunglasses ($640), Dior, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples

GOLD TOE Baroque jacquard heel ($850), Ralph Lauren, Naples

IN CASE Petite Malle handbag ($5,550) Louis Vuitton, Naples

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NOUVEAU NEEDLEPOINT Alix embroidery pump 50 ($825), Aquazzura, aquazzura.com

PRADA FALL 2016 A layered look and mixed textures give an updated nod to a chic vagabond.

: reme XTURES RICH TE nd tartans reign sup look with your velvet, a S: Top off ssory IT F E N E B ce FRINGE embellishment or ac h this trend wit a tassel P: Try the block heel U D E K STAC hunky ust-have c season’s m STEP UP Crushed velvet beaded platform with crystal buckle ($2,450), Roger Vivier, rogervivier.com

BLUE BELL Blue velvet embellished micro Sicily handbag ($2,945), Dolce & Gabbana, Marissa Collections, Naples

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SHAKE IT Hanging tassel earrings ($225), Tory Burch, Naples

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Scents of Space

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The perfect room fragrance goes a long way in creating a warm ambience at home.

Some of our favorites: Carthusia Note Arancia with subtle orange notes that recall days in Capri ($65 for 100 ml, bigelowchemists.com); Juara Hope soy candle with an exotic bouquet of greens, freesia, and jasmine ($35, juaraskincare.com); Dr. Vranjes room diffuser in Ginger Lime ($85 for 250 ml, bigelowchemists.com); L’Artisan Parfumeur La Boule de Provence, a handcrafted terra cotta sphere containing perfumed crystals of lavender and herbs ($140, beautyhabit.com); and Nest Sicilian Tangerine scented candle with a tropical blend of citrus, passionfruit, and mango ($40, Sephora).

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With over 120 years of established legacy for excellence in senior care, serving generations of families is what we know best. Now offering discounted introductory pricing for a limited time. No entrance fee required.

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1. ON THE PROWL Gumuchian one-of-a-kind Panther necklace with hand-carved green tourmaline, diamonds, and carnelian beads set in 18-karat gold, $44,000. Bigham Jewelers, Naples (239-434-2800, bighamjewelers.com) 2. HIDDEN MEANING Buccellati Ring of Time one-of-akind cocktail ring and hidden watch with a moonstone and diamonds set in 18-karat gold, price upon request. Provident Jewelry, Naples (239-649-7200, providentjew​elry.com) 3. MINI CROWNS Dana Rebecca Designs Jeb earrings with diamonds set in 14-karat gold, $3,300. Marissa Collections, Naples (239-263-4333, marissacollections.com) 4. PALACE PERFECT Dior Fine Jewelry Salon de Mercure bracelet from the Dior a Versailles collection with diamonds and a ruby set in pink gold, platinum, and darkened silver, price upon request. Select Dior boutiques (800-929-3467, dior.com) 5. TOP IT OFF Tiara of white diamonds and detachable bracelet with yellow and white diamonds set in platinum and 18-karat gold, $375,000. Tiffany & Co., Naples (239592-6188, tiffany.com) 6. GOLDEN TOUCH Roberto Coin wide diamond Princess bangle in 18-karat gold, $18,500. Provident Jewelry, Naples (239-649-7200, providentjewelry.com)

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Kick off the season with stylish picks from the newly expanded Waterside Shops

BY KAT SMITH

RISING SUN Okinowa kimono ($258). Johnny Was (239-254-1148; johnnywas.com)

BOHEMIAN RAPTURE Colorful florals bloom on the sleeveless Todo dress ($298).

Johnny Was (239-254-1148; johnnywas.com)

SUPER FLY Go hippie chic in a soft, comfy Fly Away tunic ($128) with flared sleeves and beaded tie. Free People (239-596-1272; freepeople.com)

AHOY! Girls’ anchor print denim jeans ($49.50) have nautical panache.

Vineyard Vines (239596-3765; vineyard vines.com)

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ROCK LOBSTER Add a note of aquatic whimsy with a men's embroidered D-ring belt ($68). Vineyard Vines (239-596-3765; vineyardvines.com)

FRINGE ELEMENT Shift dress for girls ($65) features fun fringy trim. Vineyard Vines (239596-3765; vineyardvines.com)

COOL ELEGANCE This men’s slim-fit shirt ($210) looks handsome on or off the yacht. Mario Romano Capri (marioromanocapri.us)

POLISHED PERFECTION The Educata wool V-neck dress ($865) is simply sophisticated.

Max Mara (239-5667000; maxmara.com)

PRETTY PLEATS Printed crêpe de chine pleated maxi dress ($1,090) flows with elegance.

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BELLA Choose the tuta corta— linen romper ($250)—and linen scarf ($75) for seaside days.

Mario Romano Capri (mario romanocapri.us)

SHADY LADY Wide brim sunhat stays put on a breezy day with a grosgrain tie ($213). Everything But Water (888-796-6661; everythingbutwater.com) TROPICAL SCENT Coqui Coqui unisex eau de parfum is inspired by the tropical lifestyle of the Yucatan ($75).

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EVENTS WATERSIDE SHOPS HOSTS EVENTS ALL YEAR LONG WITH A PHILANTHROPIC ELEMENT. A FEW OF THIS MONTH’S HIGHLIGHTS: October 25: Community School of Naples Eighth Annual Model Student Fashion Show, supports the CSN Financial Aid Program October 28: Boo Bash, trick-or-treating, stilt walkers, jugglers, and more Coins for a Cause: The coins from the fountains in 2016 are donated to The Shelter for Abused Women & Children

CARRY ON Deux Lux woven weekender ($88) totes essentials with style. Everything But Water (888-7966661; everythingbutwater.com)

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From $1 million to over $7 million

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East Africa RICHARD WAITE / FOUR SEASONS

A luxury African safari is the greatest travel story ever told. NI’s travel editor, who has gone on 20 safaris in as many years, shares his advice for penning your own East African fairy tale.

By Paul Rubio

Combine wilderness and luxury at the Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti.

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2. Experience Safari’s New Haute Style

1. Travel with Micato Safaris

Guest area at andBeyond Klein’s Camp

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Hippo-spotting with Micato Safaris

When it comes to commingling ultra-luxury and extreme nature, Micato Safaris tops the East African food chain. Organizing and hosting epic African journeys for 50 years, Micato reigns as the world’s most-awarded safari operator while remaining a small family business. Though scheduled group safaris are offered (with a maximum size of 12), the company’s true specialty is the bespoke safari, which can accommodate any number of guests. From the big-cat obsessed individual to the avid birder to the couple who prefer the romance of safari to the early-morning reality, Micato has everyone covered. In a continent where a seamless experience constitutes the ultimate luxury, expect a worryfree, highly personalized, and extravagant trip from beginning to end. (micato.com)

For decades, elite safari accommodations took shape as super-sized canvas tents erected in remote wildernesses and possessing myriad creature comforts yet requiring a welcomed touch of “roughing it.” However, changing tastes have resulted in new incarnations of safari abodes with designer interiors and amenities like air conditioning, rain showers, and spas. Case in point: The Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti, an enclave of 77 exquisitely appointed accommodations in the heart of the Serengeti National Park with luxuries previously unheard of on the safari circuit, like a full-scale gym, functioning Wi-Fi, and a choice of four bars and restaurants. It’s a surreal feeling to float across a massive infinity pool as elephants and wildebeest splash around in their own natural watering hole a stone’s throw away. It’s even more surreal retreating to a veritable five-star villa on par with the Caribbean’s finest, yet secluded in a safari setting. (fourseasons.com/serengeti)

3. Venture Beyond the National Parks While it’s true that national parks host East Africa’s greatest concentration of wildlife, the private lands surrounding them see their fair

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share of game, too, but face far fewer restrictions. Off-roading and night driving are permitted on these private concessions, and the number of vehicles is limited to the guests on the land, fostering more personal and extensive encounters with wildlife. On my latest safari to andBeyond Klein’s Camp, for example, I alone was privy to an entire afternoon and night trailing a massive pride of lions as they stalked their prey, hunted, ate, and then rested, an hours-long coveted experience that would not have been possible within park lands. (andbeyond.com/kleins-camp)

Follow the wildebeest migration (bottom) with andBeyond Serengeti Under canvas (above) or at the andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp (top right).

For seaside adventures, stay with andBeyond Mnemba Island.

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Serengeti during calving season from December to April. (andbeyond.com/grumetiserengeti-tented-camp; andbeyond.com/ serengeti-undercanvas)

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Balance Bush with Beach

In recent years, the Indian Ocean has become as much a part of the safari circuit as the wildlife-rich plains. The waters are arguably Earth’s most turquoise, and the private island scene is spectacular. If heading on a shorter safari, it’s wise to either begin or end the trip at one of Tanzania’s or neighboring Mozambique’s ex-

STEVIE MANN

Each year between late July and early October, the spectacle of millions of wildebeest migrating in search of lush grasslands draws travelers in droves to Kenya’s Maasai Mara.

But the other nine months of the year, these same charismatic herbivores traverse Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park in a largely predictable pattern that consists of mating, giving birth, and following the rains for fresh food. Witnessing the migration in Tanzania is more intimate—you won’t have to crop out dozens of other vehicles from your photos—and more intense—you’ll spend hours gawking at the river crossing that teems with dangers like rapid waters, hungry crocodiles, and quicksand-like mud. For the superlative wildebeest immersion head to andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp in the western Serengeti from late May until mid-July, when the wildebeest overtake the camp. Or follow the herd with the mobile andBeyond Serengeti Under Canvas, best appreciated in the southern

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Witness the Wildebeest Migration in Tanzania, Not Kenya

clusive island paradises. On a longer sojourn, break up the leopard-spotting midway with a jaunt to an African beach. Consider andBeyond Mnemba Island, a sparkling, white-sand speck off the coast of northern Zanzibar. The 10 villas here seduce with an open-air design of glassless “windows,” hollow walls, and whimsical picture frames that border panoramas of surf and sky. Delight in meals of just-caught seafood, watch the sunset from the comfort of a traditional dhow boat, and snorkel the island’s surrounding coral reefs, often alongside the wild dolphin pods that inhabit this dreamscape. (andbeyond.com/mnemba-island) « NAPLESILLUSTRATED.COM | OCTOBER 2016

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PACE MAKER

By Howard Walker

Jaguar’s highly anticipated entry into the SUV market—the 2017 F-Pace—was worth the wait

What about that name: F-Pace? It’s a little on the quirky side, but not quite as odd as Bentley’s ritzy new SUV, the Bentayga.

Bent-tiger, what’s that about?

There is some Jaguar history repeating itself here: Back in the swinging ’60s, Jaguar founder Sir William Lyons described his cars as having “grace, space, and pace.” It became Jaguar’s advertising mantra for more than a decade.

Once you’ve worked out the “pace” part, the “F” is easy. This dynamic new Jag 4x4 shares much of its componentry with Jaguar’s racy two-seater, the F-Type. It has the same supercharged 3.0-liter V-6 engine, 8-speed transmission, well-judged suspension, and beefy brakes. And, not surprisingly, the same fun-to-drive character, which can be attributed to the F-Pace’s lightweight-aluminum construction. Less bulk translates into zippier acceleration, tighter cornering, and faster stopping. Just ask Usain Bolt.

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new F-Pace tips the scales at 372 pounds under, say, a Lexus RX 350, or 339 pounds fewer than Audi’s Q5.

How does this slimmer structure benefit performance? Outfit your F-Pace with the 380-horsepower supercharged V-6 motor—there’s a 340-horse version, but why would you bother?—and you’ll rush from standstill to 60 mph in a mere 5.1 seconds. That’s fast.

And this isn’t some manic, hard-edged, raucous speed demon. It has that “grace” part of Sir William’s catchphrase by the boatload.

Here is a refined, elegant, dynamic cruiser that rides smoothly with a tinge of Euro firmness. It precisely steers with just the right amount of heft in the helm and feels alive when tackling any journey.

It can also handle any kind of inclement weather. With standard allwheel drive, dynamic stability control, torque vectoring, and decent ground clearance, it can withstand even the sloppiest Florida monsoons.

But what really sets this new FPace apart from the crowd is the way it looks. While so many luxury SUVs seem overdesigned and cliché—yes, we’re talking about you, Mr. Lexus RX 350—the Jaguar is taut and muscular, follow howard walker’s the wheel world reviews on NAPLESillustrated.com with sublime curves and broad shoulders. We’ve seen that gaping mouth POWER FILE and air-gulping intakes on the flagship XJ and latest elation in terms of its clarity and user-friendliness.

XF, but the added height that comes with an SUV As for the cost, the F-Pace is hugely competiPRICE: F-Pace S $57,695 ENGINE: Supercharged 3.0-liter showcases Jaguar’s new family face. tive. Pricing kicks off at just $41,985, but that’s V-6 POWER: 380 hp TORQUE: 332 Open the door, climb aboard, and the final for the four-cylinder turbo diesel version that pound-feet TRANSMISSION: 8-speed word in Sir William’s triumvirate, “space,” is absolutely no one will buy. The real range automatic 0-60: 5.1 seconds TOP laid out before you. The rear-seat area is downstarts with the F-Pace 35t at $43,385 and the 35t SPEED: 155 mph LENGTH/WIDTH: right cavernous, with room for three adults to Prestige at $51,095. A tricked-out F-Pace S, with 186.3/81.5 inches WHY WE LIKE IT: Because it offers true stretch out in unbridled comfort. Now try that in 22-inch rims and lots of toys, will set you back grace, space, and pace. a Porsche Macan. roughly $65,000.

While the F-Pace’s cabin is thankfully free of gimMake no mistake: Jaguar has hit a major home run micky bells and whistles—it’s all handsome double-stitched with this new F-Pace. It has all the grace, space, and, yes, leather, wood, or aluminum trim with shiny black lacquer—it offers pace that was the hallmark of those Jags of yesteryear. With no end some cool technology. The optional (read: must-have) InControl in sight to America’s love affair with SUVs, the F-Pace is bound to be Touch Pro system, composed of two customizable screens, is a revthe best-selling Jag ever. Get in line now. «

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Charity Classic Dinner & Fund A DreamTM Auction Friday, November 11 | The Ritz-Carlton, Naples

Pairings Party Sunday, November 13 | The Old Collier Golf Club

Pro-Am Golf Tournament

Monday, November 14 | Bay Colony Golf Club

Honorary Chair Mrs. Parker Collier, along with the Event Committee and The Immokalee Foundation Board of Directors, invite you to celebrate our 25th Anniversary at the Charity Classic Celebration.

Join great friends and new acquaintances for live entertainment, dancing and the opportunity to change the future for the youth of Immokalee.

On Sunday evening, enjoy the rare opportunity to mingle and dine with professional golfers at The Old Collier Golf Club for the Charity Classic Pro-Am Pairings Party.

Join emcee extraordinaire Mark Lye, along with 2016 PGA Champion Jimmy Walker and 7-time LPGA winner Lexi Thompson, for a blind-draw pairings event with two dozen pros and Naples’ most philanthropic golfers.

The goodwill and cheer continues on Monday morning at the 10th annual Charity Classic Pro-Am Golf Tournament.

This event brings some of the world’s greatest golf professionals onto the greens with you, including Jimmy Walker, Lexi Thompson, Chris DiMarco and many more.

To register call (239) 430-9122 or visit us online at www.immokaleefoundation.org

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LOCAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS SHARE THEIR SECRETS FOR DRESSING UP EVERY SPACE IN THE HOME, FROM THE INSIDE OUT BY TERI EVANS

Living Room BIG ROOM, COZY AMBIENCE When decorating a large space, many designers agree that it is important to arrange furniture pieces into several conversational areas, which allows for a more intimate setting.

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you, for example, but still have the ability to rearrange the furniture for larger gatherings,” says Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group. She also suggests using larger furniture that is proportionate to the size of the room. “We just completed a living room in which we used a cocktail table that was 8 feet square. It anchored

the furniture grouping and was completely in proportion to the room size,” Provost adds. If you’re thinking of going small, she cautions against using furniture that is too small, as that can make the grouping appear lost and swallowed up by the space.

Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs says varying

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THE EXPERTS Bethany O’Neil Bethany O’Neil Interior Design, Naples (bethanyoneil.com)

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Laurie Walter, Diana Hall Cinnabar Design, Naples (cinnabardesign.net)

Left and below: When designing the living room, consider varying colors and textures on the floors and ceilings, which can make a larger space feel more intimate, according to Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs.

Dwayne Bergmann Dwayne Bergmann Interiors, Fort Myers (dwaynebergmann.com) Faith Fix Freestyle Interiors, Bonita Springs (freestyleinteriors.com) Minka McDonald Jinx McDonald Interior Designs, Naples (jinxmcdonald.com) Jenny Provost K2 Design Group, Bonita Springs (k2design.net)

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Kira Krümm KDG-Kira Krümm & Co., Estero (kirakrumm.com)

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colors and textures on the floors and ceilings can help bring a more human scale to a larger space and make it feel more intimate. You may even consider incorporating a game table within a space, as well as a seating area, as you define the purpose of each grouping within one large room, suggests Shari Summers of Summerfields Interior Design.

Linda Burke Linda Burke Interiors, Naples (lindaburkeinteriors.com)

Debbie DeMaria Vogue Interiors, Bonita Springs (vogueinteriors.com)

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This grand salon features cathedral ceilings and a reflective backdrop. Artwork was commissioned specially for this space in blue, cream and silver hues to complement the Gulf coast horizon.

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KNOW YOUR BOUNDARIES. Limit the number of finishes and pay attention to the silhouette of each piece, suggests Kira Krümm of KDG-Kira Krümm & Co. “If you are mixing curved traditional lines with more streamlined and modern, go with solid-colored fabrics that simplify,” she says.

KEEP A SEMBLANCE OF ORDER. Be consistent with either the backgrounds, like the walls and ceilings, or the furniture, notes Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group. “When I mix period and contemporary furniture, I tend to keep the walls and ceilings neutral,” she says. “I like to use period appliques and trim work on white walls with modern furnishings placed carefully.”

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LOOK AT SHAPES. “Mix square items with furniture that has rounded lines,” says Linda Burke of Linda Burke Interiors, who also suggests mixing contemporary, smooth, crisp furniture with rustic accents or with an intricately carved piece.

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FOR ART LOVERS

When art is displayed correctly, design experts say it can add interest and bring your space to life.

“For optimal visibility, consider location and viewing height and invest in quality framing that does not distract from the art, yet coordinates with other finishes,” says Kira Krümm of KDG-Kira Krümm & Co. How you display art also depends on the extent of your collection. Consider a display cabinet or étagère, decorative wall brackets, or a grouping on a cocktail table, suggests Shari Summers of Summerfields Interior Design.

“If artwork is of great importance to you, design your space as though it were a gallery: white walls and ceilings, high-quality and directed lighting, and darker floors,” adds Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group.

Or simply pick a wall and make it a gallery, suggests Dwayne Bergmann, Dwayne Bergmann Interiors. “I find hallways are always accepting of this type of installation,” he says.

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—LISA KAHN

IN FLOORING, WOOD WOWS With the ever-expanding choices in wood flooring and tile products that look remarkably similar to wood, it is no surprise that these long-lasting floors remain popular.

“It is great for people who want an instant feeling of warmth and texture in a space, as well as perfect for people with allergies,” says Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs. “I am seeing wood floors as less rustic and more refined—more natural with oil finishes.”

Overall, people are gravitating to more durable flooring, such as wood and stone—marble or shell stone, says Shari Summers of Summerfields Interior Design. “Painted wood floors in patterns are handsome and trending as well.”

WAKE UP WINDOWS “Sheers! Earthy, natural, breathable linens for softness” are on trend in window treatments, says Bethany O’Neil of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design. For privacy, O’Neil prefers woven shades, such as Conrad or Hartmann-Forbes, which offer multiple liner options. For convenience and 54

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simple panels and tailored Roman shades are popular in window coverings. Battery-operated treatments also eliminate the visual distraction of cords.

luxury, she suggests battery-operated or Lutron-wired treatments, which also eliminate the visual distraction of cords. Other designers agree the popularity of motorized treatments has been one the most significant changes when it comes to dressing windows, according to Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group. “In Southwest Florida, we have such great views,” she says, “making motorization more a requirement than a luxury.”

Today’s consumer wants a more updated, clean look, adds Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs. “Window treatments have really gone through a transformation,” Kahn says. “The fussy, multilayered look has been replaced with simple panels and tailored Roman shades.”

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“I AM SEEING WOOD FLOORS AS LESS RUSTIC AND MORE REFINED— MORE NATURAL WITH OIL FINISHES.”

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FOR HOMES WITH HIGH CEILINGS, EMPHASIZE COMFORT AND LIVABILITY IN THE FURNISHINGS AND FLOORING. RICH WOOD FLOORING AND COMFORTABLE PLUSH FURNITURE CAN ANCHOR A SPACE AND GIVE THE INTERIOR AN INVITING APPEAL. —KIRA KRÜMM

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This kitchen features open display shelving, a couture chevron backsplash, marble countertops, and pops of aqua for a playful touch.

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BY ADDING A UNIQUE WALL COVERING OR ACCENT COLOR IN AN UNEXPECTED PLACE. —KIRA KRÜMM

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EXPERT TIPS ON HOW TO BLEND STYLE AND FUNCTION WHEN DESIGNING THIS IMPORTANT GATHERING AREA OF THE HOME

Consider these three fresh ideas for stylish, functional cabinetry when deciding on your next kitchen remodel.

Sliding panels and doors. Not only can you tuck things away easily, you can also access items faster with this design option. Bethany O’Neil of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design says adding sliding panels of stone in place of a backsplash is great for hiding clutter and small 56

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appliances. “We are seeing a greater use of the horizontal upper cabinets with slide-up covers and open shelving,” adds Linda Burke of Linda Burke Interiors, “more use of glass doors and metal cases or boxes.”

Deep drawers. Add deep, pullout drawers in the bottom cabinets to make them much more functional, suggests Debbie DeMaria of Vogue Interiors. “They make it easy to find

things without breaking your back or having to get down on your knees to reach something at the back of a lower cabinet,” she says.

Luxurious style. Make a unique statement with stunning back-painted glass doors or walnut drawers. “They are rich looking and, for cabinets, are like comparing a Kia to a Jaguar. I particularly love the walnut knife-block drawer,” says Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group.

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Multiple lighting options, as well as the functionality of the kitchen, are key elements, as shown in this project from Design Studio By Raymond

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RULES FOR KITCHEN DESIGN

1. LIGHTING MATTERS. “Stick to the basics: task first, then ambient, then decorative lighting—in that order,” says Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group. “Don’t forget night lighting; I use controlled under-cabinet LED lighting to provide just enough lumens to get me to my cold bottle of water in the middle of the night.”

2. FOCUS ON FUNCTION. “You can’t reach cabinets more than 8 feet high. Most European cabinets stop at 96 inches for a reason,” says Dwayne Bergmann of Dwayne Bergmann Interiors. He recommends planning the interior of cabinets and drawers at the start of the design process.

4. KNOW YOURSELF. Just because something is on trend, it doesn’t mean it’s right for you. “If fingerprints will make you nuts, do not be tempted by polished stainless steel doors or chrome hardware,” Provost says.

3. MAKE ROOM. One of the common mistakes is not allowing enough space to move around comfortably between cabinetry and walk by an open oven or dishwasher when someone is using it, says Linda Burke of Linda Burke Interiors. Another mistake to avoid is oversizing the kitchen islands so they are impractical, according to Faith Fix of Freestyle Interiors.

5. TAKE THE LONG VIEW. Remember to keep resale in mind. “Don’t make whim decisions when it comes to this huge investment. Think more about your property. What is in keeping with the architecture, for example? Use common sense to make choices that will appeal to a broader audience,” adds Provost.

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DESIGNER TIPS FOR BACKSPLASH DESIGN

Accent colors. Add an accent color in an unexpected place, like the inside of cabinetry or the pantry. “Our client fell in love with a bold aqua accent color we incorporated into accessories and in a geometric-patterned wall covering for her pantry that added a playful statement to one of her favorite spaces,” says Kira Krümm of KDG-Kira Krümm & Co. Display personal items. Leave display cabinets at the top of upper cabinets open so they can be lit to display collected items. “It’s a fun way to show off interesting personal items and brings much-needed contrast and personality to the kitchen,” says Debbie DeMaria of Vogue Interiors.

Clean look. Another popular kitchen element is zero-lined sinks, where the sink is at the same level as the countertop and is not undermounted. “It’s a feature that makes for a clean installation that does not involve any caulking,” says Debbie DeMaria of Vogue Interiors.

One way to make a style statement is through the backsplash, an important finishing touch and focal point. A stone slab backsplash offers a clean, luxurious look.

“Solid surfaces in either large format or whole slabs” are on trend, says Dwayne Bergmann of Dwayne Bergmann Interiors. Some local designers point to laser-cut, marble-and-glass tiles as popular for the backsplash in patterns like quatrefoils and basket weaves.

“Decorative mirror and sculptural tiles, such as wave tiles, are also emerging design trends,” adds Shari Summers of Summerfields Interior Design.

Meanwhile, some classic, traditional styles also appear to remain popular. “Subway tiles are still an important trend, in glass, stone, or porcelain tile,” says Laurie Walter of Cinnabar Design.

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What’s trending in COUNTERTOPS

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“Quartzite is a natural product and impervious to stains and watermarks. Also, calcite, a hard version of marble, and Calacutta marble, a creamier version of the typical gray and white marble.” —Bethany O’Neil, Bethany O’Neil Interior Design

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ADD A 4-IN-1 KITCHEN FAUCET THAT PRODUCES SPARKLING WATER, BOILING WATER, CHILLED FILTERED WATER, AND REGULAR HOT-COLD WATER OUT OF ONE FAUCET. —DWAYNE BERGMANN

“Man-made quartz countertop materials— such as Cambria, Silestone, Pompeii—are available in natural stone-like selections, such as Carrara marble, mimestone, et cetera.” —Laurie Walter, Cinnabar Design “Veneer wood ‘slab’ countertops are back in fashion.” —Dwayne Bergmann, Dwayne Bergmann Interiors “Man-made quartz with thick edges.

We love the Estatuario style of Neolith countertops, which mimics Carrara marble and performs extremely well.” —Faith Fix, Freestyle Interiors “Continuous countertops that run up the back wall as a backsplash are my favorite kitchen trend. They are seamless, no joints or grout lines, which makes them easier to keep clean. The look is minimalistic and striking.” —Minka McDonald, Jinx McDonald Interior Designs

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“Cabinetry that doesn’t necessarily all match but creates one cohesive look. For example, wood-stained or painted base cabinets with upper cabinets painted white.” —Shari Summers, Summerfields Interior Design

Left: Backsplash design is an essential finishing touch and focal point, as shown in this modern look from Design Studio

By Raymond. Solid surfaces, large format or whole slabs, are on trend, says Dwayne Bergmann.

“Quartz is continuing to be a popular choice for counter surfaces. It’s strong, durable, and can look like granite, but does not require the upkeep that granite does.

We’re also seeing more porcelain tile used as countertops, which is also easy to maintain.” —Debbie DeMaria, Vogue Interiors

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INTERIOR DESIGNERS REVEAL THE TOP BATH AND SHOWER TRENDS AND SHARE THEIR SECRETS FOR ADAPTING THEM TO FIT YOUR HOME Whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the tub or a spa-like shower, there are many options to consider when deciding on a bath renovation.

Shari Summers of Summerfields Interior Design sees popularity in sculptural freestanding tubs, which can create a stunning wow factor. “It’s like a piece of artwork for your bathroom,” she says.

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Showers are also larger and more luxurious than ever, according to Linda Burke of Linda Burke Interiors. “They are more like a spa with plenty of shower heads, music, and even colored lights,” she says.

“Some are so large they could be a car wash!” adds Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group.

What to do with all that space? “Large walk-in showers with an entire wall clad in accent tile” is on trend, says Minka McDonald of Jinx McDonald Interior Designs. And when it comes to selecting tile, Bethany O’Neil of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design points to glass tile, both frosted and gloss, as sought-after options.

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SMALL CHANGES, BIG IMPACT 5 SIMPLE TIPS TO GIVE YOUR BATHROOM A MINI MAKEOVER 1. Paint the bathroom in a fresh new color.

2. Swap out the cabinet hardware.

3. Add unique art for personality.

Another increasingly popular trend is the wet room, which is appealing in part for its luxurious simplicity. “Total wet baths means everything flows together without delineation between the tub and shower areas,” says Dwayne Bergmann of Dwayne Bergmann Interiors. With an aging population, a barrier-free bath area has great appeal.

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4. Upgrade the bath fixtures and showerheads.

5. Refresh with accessories, such as decorative rugs and hand towels.

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WE’VE BEEN HAVING A GREAT TIME USING MULTIPLE AND VARIED STONE AND TILE MATERIALS THAT CREATE A LANDSCAPE OF GREAT INTEREST WITH TEXTURE, SHEEN, STYLE, AND COLOR.

The options can appear endless—and daunting—when looking for the perfect tile in a bathroom remodel. Linda Burke of Linda Burke Interiors says three-dimensional tiles are “coming on strong” with many new selections in large format sizes, 12 by 16 inches and larger. Dwayne Bergmann of Dwayne Bergmann Interiors sees a movement toward even larger tile, such as 48- by 96-inch pieces.

Meanwhile, Bethany O’Neil of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design favors Artistic Tile as the “hottest brand” right now. “They have amazing patterns and have figured out beautiful ways of mixing marble and glass,” she says.

For flooring, where thickness is an issue, Shari Summers of Summerfields Interior Design says porcelain tiles that look like stone remain popular. “Also, in precision-cut mosaics, we are seeing mixtures of stones, or glass and stones, in intricate patterns used as insets with stone borders around the perimeter,” says Summers.

While dimensioned tile with sculptured patterns are popular because of the texture they bring to the bathroom, Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group points out they can be more difficult to maintain, depending on the selection that is made.

“We’ve been having a great time using multiple and varied stone and tile materials that create a landscape of great interest with texture, sheen, style, and color,” she says.

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TOP STYLES IN TILE

The powder room is an ideal area to reveal your personality. Designers say you can create the unexepcted by going dark and dramatic or bright and bold.

Whether you prefer a wet room or a luxurious master bath like the one in this image from Design Studio By Raymond, there are many options to consider in a renovation.

PLAY UP THE POWDER ROOM Unlike other areas of the home, design experts say powder rooms are a great space to splurge and show your personal style. “The powder room can be dark and dramatic,” says Kira Krümm of KDG-Kira Krümm & Co. “Since it is a small area, the walls can be adorned with a specialty finish and the flooring can be a unique accent tile.”

The vanity is also a focal point where you can showcase your style.

“Add a unique vanity and precious-stone tops that are lit from behind or underneath, which highlights nature’s creation in quartz and fossils,” says Bethany O’Neil of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design.

When it comes to paint, this is an opportunity to be bold. “Try rich, saturated color on the walls, perhaps in a high sheen,” says Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group.

“Create the unexpected. Small rooms can have huge personality.”

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I ALWAYS TRY TO CAPTURE THE SERENITY THE NATURAL WORLD OFFERS TO CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE OF PEACE AND TRANQUILITY— SOFT BLUES AND GREENS, LIGHT-COLORED CEILINGS, A SOFT RUG.

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ALL ABOUT THE BED

WHAT’S TRENDING NOW ...

Built-in, super-clean bed frames using platform or sandboxstyle frames to hide everything but the mattress are popular, according to Dwayne Bergmann of Dwayne Bergmann Interiors. “Linens need to be luxurious and lightweight,” he says, noting Matouk linens with bamboo duvet inserts as his picks.

Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group is also seeing requests for platform beds from her clients, specifically in leather and textile combinations, such as the Tatlin bed by Minotti.

Upholstered headboards are trending right now, adds Bethany O’Neil of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design. “Also, the footboard bed frame is disappearing,” she says. “More people prefer a headboard with side rails and a foot rail instead of a footboard, which eliminates the need for a bed skirt.”

The bedroom is a place to decompress from all the busyness of the day. Design experts say it can start as simply as painting the walls in calm colors. “A heavenly palette of soft blues, gray, and whites creates a mental escape from chaos,” says Bethany O’Neil of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design, who also suggests a Prana mattress and Legna sheets for the ultimate softness in linens.

Dwayne Bergmann of Dwayne Bergmann Interiors also suggests luxurious sheets and bedding, as well as a calming, monochromatic color palette. When you add an electric fireplace on remote, blackout drapery, and three levels of lighting, that makes for a truly restful haven, according to Bergmann.

Prefer tunes to ease into a relaxing evening?

Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group suggests a built-in sound system, such as the Sonos smart speaker system.

While music can be soothing, a bright television screen in the bedroom can have the opposite effect, keeping you up for too many precious hours. “Remove any distractions, such as a television, to allow your mind and body to relax and sleep restfully,” says Kira Krümm of KDG-Kira Krümm & Co.

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When decorating your guest bedroom, you can instantly add personality by introducing one unique accent color in each room, according to Kira Krümm of KDG-Kira Krümm & Co. “Also, offer the option of a headboard that can function as a king or can be pulled apart for two twin beds,” she says.

When it comes to furniture, an accent chair is a must, says Bethany O’Neil, Bethany O’Neil Interior Design. “It will give a guest a nice place to throw their clothes, a place to put on their shoes, and an escape to relax from their host,” O’Neil says.

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member to focus on comfort.

“Pay attention to the bedding, window treatments, and lighting,” says Dwayne Bergmann, Dwayne Bergmann Interiors.

“If the bedding isn’t comfortable, the windows completely room darkening, and bedside lighting isn’t convenient, the rest doesn’t matter.”

Finally, avoid the mistake of decorating your guest room with all your unwanted items. “Don’t use master bedroom hand-medowns,” says Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group, “Invest in luxury linens. It will make your guest’s stay memorable.”

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DESIGNER SECRETS TO MAKE A GUEST ROOM MORE WELCOMING

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FOCUS ON SOOTHING NEUTRAL HUES AND AVOID BRIGHT, BOLD COLORS AND TOO MANY BUSY PATTERNS. —Kira Krümm

BEDROOM DESIGN FAUX PAS TOO MUCH FURNITURE. “The bedroom should be the most intimate space in the home, but it is often way too large and completely overfurnished,” says Dwayne Bergmann of Dwayne Bergmann Interiors. “If a large master wing is available, create a dressing or waiting room with a beverage center, television, and comfortable seating or larger closets with functional areas within the closets to take out some of the unneeded space in the bedroom.”

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JARRING COLORS. Red is the biggest mistake for a room designed for sleep. “There is no rest in a red room,” says Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group. “Bedrooms must be soothing, regardless of design style.”

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PIECES ARE OUT OF PROPORTION. For example, some of the most common mishaps are nightstand heights that are not appropriate for a particular bed and selecting a bed that is too big for the room, according to Shari Summers of Summerfields Interior Design.

AWKWARD BED ANGLE. “Always place the bed so you see the foot of the bed when you walk into the bedroom,” adds Provost, though “this is sometimes adjusted for unique glass walls with incredible views.”

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A fireplace and ceiling details help convey indoor coziness.

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In this Bonita Beach home, the wood interior flooring is replicated on the waterfront porch with similar-looking tile for a seamless look.

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Usher in your surroundings by creating a visual flow. When Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs first looks at a project, she studies the surrounding landscape for colors, textures, and shapes she can repeat inside. “Creating a visual tie through repetition is very effective at bringing the outside inside,” Kahn says. You can also use an accent color from the interior as the dominant color in the outdoor spaces, suggests Linda Burke of Linda Burke Interiors. In flooring, “wood-look” tile is popular as it mimics indoor hardwood flooring, according to Kira Krümm of KDG-Kira Krümm & Co. “Visually, this creates a

harmonious flow from the inside out,” she says.

“My designs almost always feature continuation of flooring from inside to outside, if not always in material, then in color and sheen,” says Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group. “I also use outdoor drapes, which are weather-resistant and require little maintenance.”

When it comes to walls in the outdoor living area, consider painting them in a warm and welcoming color that is also found inside. “It creates immediate continuity when the sliders are open and you’re moving back and forth between inside and outside,” says Debbie DeMaria of Vogue Interiors.

Inside out: The ceiling was designed to complement the reverse trays and details inside the home.

DESIGNERS’ PICKS FOR OUTDOOR KITCHENS “CABINETRY THAT IS STAINLESS STEEL INSIDE AND OUT IS WEATHER-RESISTANT AND NOW AVAILABLE IN VARIOUS TEXTURES ON THE OUTSIDE. FOR EXAMPLE, THE INSIDE IS STAINLESS STEEL AND THE OUTSIDE COULD BE A POWDERCOATED ALUMINUM. IT’S MAINTENANCE-FREE AND CAN BE HOSED DOWN WITHOUT WORRYING ABOUT MOLD OR MILDEW.” —DEBBIE DEMARIA, VOGUE INTERIORS “PORTABLE ICE MAKERS AND BUILT-IN PIZZA OVENS THAT USE WOOD LIKE A EUROPEAN PIZZA OVEN.” —LINDA BURKE, LINDA BURKE INTERIORS “PERLICK APPLIANCES HAVE MASTERED THE HEAT OF FLORIDA BETTER THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER.” —BETHANY O’NEIL, BETHANY O’NEIL INTERIOR DESIGN “NATUREKAST [WEATHERPROOF CABINETRY], A FAUX WOOD PRODUCT MADE OF RECYCLED PLASTIC, IS DURABLE AND ATTRACTIVE.” —DIANA HALL, CINNABAR DESIGN

HOT SPOT Whether you choose a classic fire pit or a contemporary fire table, fire features are still increasing in popularity—a trend that shows no sign

of abating anytime soon. Fire features come in countless sizes, shapes, and styles to create a dramatic focal point when entertaining alfresco. “An outdoor fireplace instantly creates a cozy area to sit and talk,” says Debbie DeMaria of Vogue Interiors. Whether fueled by propane or natural gas, fire pits are also being built into a variety of gathering tables. “Larger fire pits can be used to anchor areas on the pool deck and create a terrific place for people to gather and socialize,” DeMaria adds. “Some builders are incorporating fire features, such as fire bowls or linear fire strips, in their pool and spa designs.” Or, suggests Linda Burke of Linda Burke Interiors, “Build a wall water feature and place a low fire feature along the bottom of it.” « Anna Welch contributed to this report.

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CHEF JAMES BOYLE FISH RESTaURANT Shrimp and calamari over homemade squid ink fettuccini, red chili, and scampi sauce

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CHEF JONATHAN HORNYAK HB'S ON THE GULF Seared sea scallops with pork belly and english pea puree

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CHEF MARCO GARCIA VERANDA E, HOTEL ESCALANTE Hawaiian uku with coconut bamboo rice, sweet chili beurre blanc, and maine lobster chow-chow

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CHEF DAVID O’DONNELL TRULUCK'S SEAFOOD, Steak, Crab House Seafood platter with shrimp, oysters, crab claws, blue crab cocktail, crab leg, lobster

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RESORT LIFE

Elevate your style this fall with luxe details and fabrics

Photography by FERDINANDO BUCCI

SHOT BY NI ON LOCATION AT THE BOCA RATON RESORT & CLUB JEWELRY PROVIDED BY BETTERIDGE, BETTERIDGE.COM

Fendi sheer top, silk skirt, leather gaiters, booties For buying information, turn to page 152.

Fashion editor: Katherine Lande

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Gucci flounce gown with jeweled patch embroidery Opposite page: Dolce & Gabbana sequined and embroidered tulle dress For buying information, turn to page 152.

Marc Jacobs patchwork dress, platform strap pump Opposite page: Prada brocade dress, leather corset, belt, keychain, agenda, metal key trick For buying information, turn to page 152.

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Delpozo minidress with embroidered overskirt, laced shirt Opposite page: Dior printed silk blend velvet blouse, crepe skirt, Umbrage sunglasses; Gianvito Rossi fur heels For buying information, turn to page 152.

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M Missoni silk tie-neck blouse, jacquard wide-leg pant For buying information, turn to page 152.

Model: Teresa Lourenco, 360 Women Model Management, New York Hair and Makeup: Gianluca Mandelli, Creative Management, using KĂŠrastase Digital Tech: John Paul Cunningham Fashion Assistant: Chris Rhoades Photography Assistants: Andrew Miller, Miguel Mori

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NI’S RESOURCE GUIDE FOR THE TOP INTERIOR DESIGNERS, ARCHITECTS, SPACE PLANNERS AND HOME PRODUCTS IN THE NAPLES AREA.

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Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: When I start a project, I like to find one inspiring piece or idea that serves as a springboard for the rest of the design.

This inspiration can be anything and strike anywhere.

It could be a treasured sculpture found while traveling abroad, the fiery color of a newly budding flower, or even a memory. It is not necessarily about what I find inspiring, but what inspires my clients. I urge clients to bring their own experiences into the space while I incorporate those inspirations into the complete aesthetic design.

Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: Tranquility is not just a trend, it’s a lifestyle. In today’s fast-paced world, more and more clients are asking for their home to be a true sanctuary, a place not only to

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relax, but to “disconnect.” Calming color palettes inspired by nature combined with natural textures are elements that achieve this feeling of repose. When design and comfort are in harmony, the resulting space should strike an alluring balance of luxury and functionality.

Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: I believe design should be effortlessly timeless. I work closely with every client to achieve an enduring look that is as relevant today as it will be tomorrow. By fusing classical elements with a modern approach, the end result is quietly understated, sophisticated, and emotes a definitive elegance.

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DESIGN WEST In Mercato Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: For me, design is inspired by three factors. One is the fashion industry; textiles, color, and fashion trends cause interior design trends, which is why we’re proud to partner with Ralph Lauren Home at our Mercato design center. The second is nature, where I find harmony, symmetry, color, balance, scale, and proportion. Finally, I have a passion for travel. The more you are exposed to different cultures and countries, the deeper your creative well is.

Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: Design has been moving toward the integration of natural, organic elements. Contemporary, clean lines mixed with earthy, natural accents are trending. Tonal “washed’ finishes give a soft feel that mixes well with rich, darker colors. Backgrounds are becoming lighter and more neutral, using layers of texture. Bigger outdoor

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kitchens, patios, and outdoor luxury items will continue to be the rage. The integration of technology with a refined design aesthetic is also in demand.

Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: We specialize in high-end residential interior design, floor planning, furniture, custom cabinetry, accessories and installation. From conceptualizing through building, we provide turnkey design and project management.

Our designers have varying styles and ideas, and collaborating helps us achieve award-winning results. We create a blend of casual luxury and timeless elegance, as seen in our contributions to the 2015 Golf Magazine National Dream Home.

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ALISON CRAIG HOME FURNISHINGS Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: A successful interior is not determined by the cost of its components. We are all about achieving a high-end look at a great price. Mix up your rooms “high and low.”

It’s a good practice because it keeps the total cost of your room lower and also ensures that you have an interesting mix of pieces rather then looking like it was lifted out of the pages of a specific brand’s catalog.

Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: From the fashion runway to the home: The worlds of fashion and home decor are colliding and the results are fabulous! It used to take a few years before you would see fashion trends make their way into the home. Now we are seeing it happen in the same season. Top fashion

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designers are creating looks for the home more than ever.

Our new Cynthia Rowley collection from Hooker Furniture is a great example of this trend. Bold and whimsical colors and patterns are at the heart of this new collection.

Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: The design team at Alison Craig can help you create rooms that reflect your individual style, whether it be island tropical, classic Old World, modern chic, or comfy and casual. With some of the best-known brands in the industry—such as Theodore & Alexander, Stanley, Henredon Leather, and more—at their fingertips, our design team will assist you in choosing not only the right furnishings, but also the perfect accessories, art, Karastan® rugs, lighting, and more.

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JINX MCDONALD INTERIOR DESIGNS, INC. Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: For this project, we began with a vintage Vogue photo of a woman having the time of her life sailing. We wanted the condo to radiate this exuberance and to celebrate an active lifestyle. The blues in the sky and sea in the image inspired our color palette.

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Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: Creating inviting and comfortable homes that are beautiful and timeless.

Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: One of the latest trends in our industry we incorporated in this project is an affection for bright, cool colors.

Peppy teals and blues combined with driftwood and gray finishes, along with polished stainless steel and glass, create a current, coastal chic aesthetic.

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Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: My design inspiration comes from several places.

Traveling is at the top of my list, as I love to experience other cultures and admire all the different architecture the world has to offer. I also find reading design books and magazines inspiring, but with websites like Houzz and Pinterest, we have great resources at our fingertips.

My main inspiration usually comes from early selections, whether it be a stunning fabric or unique tile that has certain colors, textures, or shapes that establish a foundation for the flow and style of the home.

Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: Most of our clients are looking for a coastal transitional look. We are using plenty of driftwood textures and

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finishes from cabinetry to flooring. Taupe, blue/gray, and blush hues are also very dominant. Gold is making a comeback in a more matte finish in anything from plumbing fixtures to door hardware. Statement light fixtures are also a staple.

Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: We are a design-build residential construction firm specializing in the renovation of single-family homes and condominiums. We provide our clients with complete services, including a design studio, architecture, interior design, custom cabinetry, construction, and furnishings.

We strive to deliver a holistic process in which our clients can discover the products and services available to create their dream home.

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APPLIANCES ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION ART & GALLERIES CABINETS CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING & DESIGN CUSTOM BEDDING & WINDOW TREATMENTS FLOORING, RUGS & SURFACES FLORAL & LANDSCAPE DESIGN FURNITURE HOME & OFFICE ORGANIZING

HOME ACCESSORIES HOME DÉCOR INTERIOR DESIGN KITCHEN & BATH LIGHTING LUXURY BUILDER MONOGRAM/ EMBROIDERY OUTDOOR LIVING REMODELING RESIDENTIAL DESIGNER TABLETOP TEXTILES WALL TREATMENTS NAPLESILLUSTRATED.COM | OCTOBER 2016

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ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION 41 West: Custom Build and Remodel Naples-Bonita Beach-Marco Island 239-208-6530 41west.com Andrea Clark Brown Architects, PA 340 8th Street S. Naples 239-263-3898 andreaclarkbrown.com

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BCB Homes, Inc. 3696 Enterprise Ave., Suite 100 Naples 239-643-1004 bcbhomes.com BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com K2 Design Group 25081 Bernwood Dr. N. Bonita Springs 239-444-5205 k2design.net Stofft Cooney Architects 633 9th St. N., Suite 300 Naples 239-262-7677 stofftcooney.com

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The Lykos Group, Inc. 4779 Enterprise Ave. Naples 239-594-8510 lykosgroup.com

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BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com DeBruyne Fine Art 275 Broad Ave. S. Naples 239-262-4551 debruynefineart.com

Adams Galleries 2154 Trade Center Way Naples 239-403-0040 adamsgalleries.com

Emily James Gallery and Studio 720 5th Ave. S., Suite 11 Naples 239-777-3283 emilyjamesart.com

Bay Design Store 326 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-649-0906 baydesignstore.com

Galerie du Soleil 393 Broad Ave. S. Naples 239-417-3450 galeriedusoleil.com

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Gardner Colby Gallery 386 & 365 Broad Ave. S. Naples 239-403-7787 gardnercolbygallery.com Peach Tree Designs 407 5th Ave. S. Naples 239-643-4202 peachtreedesigns.com Rosen Gallery & Studio North Line Plaza, 2172 J & C Blvd.

Naples 239-821-1061 rosen.gallery Up Art and Design Gallery-Contemporary 340 8th Street S. Naples 239-263-3898 upartanddesign.com

design DIRECTORY CABINETS Hadinger Company of Naples 6401 N. Airport Rd. Naples 239-566-7100 hadingerflooring.com, hadingerruggallery.com

CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING & DESIGN DESIGNenvy LLC P.O. Box 712 Estero 239-850-6299 claprood.houzz.com

CUSTOM BEDDING & WINDOW TREATMENTS The Bedspread Place & Custom Window Gallery 3100 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-262-5004 thebedspreadplace.net

FLOORING, RUGS & SURFACES Ali’s Oriental Rugs, Inc. 6250 Shirley St., #505 Naples 239-254-0166 alisorientalrugsinc.com Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com

Designers’ Rug Center 110 US 41 S. Naples 239-434-9584 designersrugcenter.com Hadinger Company of Naples 6401 N. Airport Rd. Naples 239-566-7100 hadingerflooring.com, hadingerruggallery.com

FLORAL & LANDSCAPE DESIGN Garden District 137 10th St. N. Naples 239-434-6700 gardendistrict.com

Award-Winning International Interior Design Team

www.fourstepdesigns.com info@fourstepdesigns.com

Elizabeth Lodge 239-682-5615 Tracey Rowley 239-776-1318

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design DIRECTORY FURNITURE Bay Design Store 326 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-649-0906 baydesignstore.com BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com Design West 9118 Strada Place, Mercato 8130 Naples 239-514-1234 dwest.com

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Laverne Designs 5065 Tamiami Trail E. Naples 239-302-6723 designerlaverne.com

Peach Tree Designs 407 5th Ave. S. Naples 239-643-4202 peachtreedesigns.com

design DIRECTORY FURNITURE (cont.)

The Find High End Consignment 4751 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-529-3698 thefindconsignment.com Traditions Classic Home Furnishings 870 6th Ave. S. Naples 239-213-1240 traditions.com

HOME & OFFICE ORGANIZING Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com

HOME ACCESSORIES Peach Tree Designs 407 5th Ave. S. Naples 239-643-4202 peachtreedesigns.com Republic of Décor 950 1st Ave. N. Naples 239-529-3813 republicofdecor.com

HOME DÉCOR Summerfields Fine Furnishings, Home Accessories, & Antiques 953 Central Ave. Naples 239-430-2505 summerfieldsnaples.com

INTERIOR DESIGN 4 Steps Design 15805 Delasol Lane Naples 239-682-5615 fourstepdesigns.com

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Bay Design Store 326 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-649-0906 baydesignstore.com Bethany O’Neil Interior Design 7528 Cordoba Circle Naples 239-450-0530 bethantoneil.com BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com Collins & DuPont Design Group 8911 Brighton Lane Bonita Springs 239-948-2400 collins-dupont.com

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Collins & DuPont Design Group 296 14th Ave. S. Naples 239-948-2400 collins-dupont.com Design West 9118 Strada Place, Mercato 8130 Naples 239-514-1234 dwest.com Elliott Design & Interiors 5401 Taylor Rd., Suite 4 Naples 239-825-1487 elliott-interiors.com Ficarra Design Associates 633 N. Tamiami Trail Naples 239-634-3450 ficarradesignassociates.com

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Freestyle Interiors 3525 Bonita Beach Rd., Suite 105 Bonita Springs 239-949-2210 freestyleinteriors.com

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Jett Thompson Antiques & Interiors 381 12th Ave. S. Naples 239-263-5460 jettthompson.com Jinx McDonald Interior Designs, Inc. 1959 Trade Center Way Naples 239-598-4800 jinxmcdonald.com K2 Design Group 25081 Bernwood Dr. N. Bonita Springs 239-444-5205 k2design.net Koastal Design Group-Kira Krümm & Co. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 304 Estero 239-992-5586 koastaldesigngroup.com Laverne Designs 5065 Tamiami Trail E. Naples 239-302-6723 designerlaverne.com Linda Burke Interiors 239-248-0891 lindaburkeinteriors.com Mercedes Courland Interiors, Inc. 13167 Valewood Dr. Naples 239-595-5900 mercedescourlandinteriors.com Peach Tree Designs 407 5th Ave. S. Naples 239-643-4202 peachtreedesigns.com Pure Design of Naples 758 12th Ave. S. Naples 239-275-4057 puredesignofnaples.com

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Renee Gaddis Interiors 9915 Tamiami Trail N., Suite 1 Naples 239-431-8352 reneegaddis.com

Republic of Décor 950 1st Ave. N. Naples 239-529-3813 republicofdecor.com

Summerfields Interior Design 953 Central Ave. Naples 239-430-2505 summerfieldsnaples.com Traditions Classic Home Furnishings 870 6th Ave. S. Naples 239-213-1240 traditions.com Vogue Interiors 24520 Production Circle, Suite 5 Bonita Springs 239-498-7500 vogueinteriors.com

KITCHEN & BATH 41 West: Custom Build and Remodel Naples-Bonita Beach-Marco Island 239-208-6530 41west.com

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AFK Flooring & Kitchens, LLC 2700 Immokalee Rd., Unit 14 Naples 239-435-6677 afknaples.com Cabnu, LLC 3084 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-643-2400 cabnu.com Design Studio by Raymond 990 1st. Ave. N. Naples 239-278-1334 designstudiobyraymond.com Design West 9118 Strada Place, Mercato 8130 Naples 239-514-1234 dwest.com

985 1st Ave South, Naples, FL 34102 239.261.7727 hillshowcase.com

K2 Kitchens 25081 Bernwood Dr. N. Bonita Springs 239-444-5205 Richlin International 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 182 Estero 239-659-3007 richlininteriors.com

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Hill’s Showcase of Fine Art 985 1st Ave. S. Naples 239-261-7727 hillsshowcase.com

The Lykos Group, Inc. 4779 Enterprise Ave. Naples 239-594-8510 lykosgroup.com

Bay Design Store 326 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-649-0906 baydesignstore.com

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design DIRECTORY LIGHTING (cont.)

Wilson Lighting 3333 Renaissance Blvd.

Bonita Springs 239-948-9000 wilsonlighting.com Wilson Lighting 2465 Trade Center Way Naples 239-592-6006 wilsonlighting.com

LUXURY BUILDER Build LLC 950 1st Ave. N., Suite 200 Naples 239-594-9984 build-gh-homes.com

MONOGRAM/ EMBROIDERY Monogram Goods 378 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-403-7700 monogramgoods.com

OUTDOOR LIVING Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com Design Studio by Raymond 990 1st. Ave. N. Naples 239-278-1334 designstudiobyraymond.com

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design DIRECTORY REMODELING 41 West: Custom Build and Remodel Naples-Bonita Beach-Marco Island 239-208-6530 41west.com BCB Homes, Inc. 3696 Enterprise Ave., Suite 100 Naples 239-643-1004 bcbhomes.com Borelli Construction of Naples, Inc. 3084 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-263-7900 borelliconstructionofnaples.com

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K2 Kitchens 25081 Bernwood Dr. N. Bonita Springs 239-444-5205

Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com

The Lykos Group, Inc. 4779 Enterprise Ave. Naples 239-594-8510 lykosgroup.com

TEXTILES

RESIDENTIAL DESIGNER The Sater Design Group, Inc. 25241 Elementary Way, Suite 102 Bonita Springs 239-495-2106 satergroup.com

BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com

Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com

WALL TREATMENTS Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com

PEACH T REE D E S I G N S PEACH T REE D E S I G N S Fine Furniture | Decorative Accessories Unique Gifts | Design Services Voted “Best Home Accessories” 407 Fifth Avenue S. Naples, FL 239.643.4202 www.PeachTreeDesigns.com

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Whether one prefers to shop for choice ingredients to cook at home or dine out on a chef’s creation, Captain & Krewe, Naples, is one of several local spots that combine a restaurant with a well-stocked market. This month at the seafood shop, in addition to the fresh array of oysters and other fruits of the sea, shoppers and diners will be able to score stone crab claws when the season opens October 15. Chef Billy Hanzalik shares some of his recipes for sauces to make at home to complement oysters and crab claws (naples illustrated.com/seafoodsauces). Check out more Paradise Coast restaurant-market hybrids on page 112. —Kat Smith

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Before season hits full throttle, why not take a deep breath with a mini getaway in our local paradise? No tropical retreat is complete without a pairing of sparkling pools and icy cocktails, of course. Chill with a signature concoction while lounging by the pool at one of these Naples beachfront resorts.

The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club

The pool complex (left), just steps from the sand and surf, is a major draw for hotel guests. A large recreational pool is perfect for play and exercise, while the smaller, more secluded, adults-only pool is just right for relaxing with a libation.

THE DRINK: The Green Flash, a refreshing blend of melon liqueur, crème de banana, and lemonade in a nod to the legend that a bright green flash will appear on the horizon at the instant the sun sets on the Gulf when conditions are right.

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Edgewater Beach Hotel

Guests and beach-club members have a choice of two heated swimming pools perched for a gorgeous view of the azure waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

THE DRINK: The Naples Sunset, a fruity, rum-based beverage served on the rocks or frozen.

The Ritz-Carlton, Naples

Naples Grande Beach Resort

Play in the Mangrove pool, with its twisting 100-foot slide and waterfalls, swim laps in the Hibiscus Hideaway pool, or relax by the serene Palm Terrace pool, just for grownups. Purchase a private cabana for the day, and enjoy pool concierge service.

THE DRINK: The Blueberry Vo-hito, a quenching blueberry vodka and soda drink with fresh mint, lime, and blueberries.

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Unwind in tropical breezes as you bask alongside the two heated saltwater pools—a free-form family pool, and adults-only Junior Olympic relaxation pool. The Ritz also offers private poolside cabanas, which include butler service.

THE DRINK: The Poolside Skinny, a tropical treat with rum, coconut rum, pineapple juice, coconut water, and fresh muddled pineapple and lime. —Kat Smith

Make these cool drinks at home with recipes at naplesillustrated.com/pooldrinks

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NI ’s curated dining guide for Greater Naples THE LISTINGS

The Naples area is packed with an abundance of great eateries, serving up food and drinks to satisfy every palate. Naples Illustrated has rounded up details on can’tmiss places for dining delights.

AMERICAN AGAVE BAR & GRILL Innovative Southwestern cuisine in a comfortable setting. 2380 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-598-3473, agavenaples.com) BALEEN AT LAPLAYA BEACH & GOLF RESORT Dine amid elegant tropical surroundings indoors, or on the patio to soak up the view. 9891 Gulf Shore Drive, Naples (239-598-5707, laplayaresort.com) BISTRO 821 A long-time favorite, thanks to Executive Chef Jesse Housman’s Natural Fusion menu. 821 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-261-5821, bistro821.com)

Culinary curiosity and appetites will be satisfied at the second annual Foodie Camp Naples (foodiecampnaples.com), created last year by members of Naples Originals, a group of independent, locally owned restaurants, along with St. Matthew’s House Executive Chef Kristofer Jubinville. It offers 90-minute classes at some top restaurants, with each chef bringing something unique to the experience. While providing food lovers with an up-close look at some of Naples’ best chefs and restaurants, the camp also gives back to the community. The event expands this year with twice the number of cooking classes than the inaugural event.

Last year, the event sold out with 11 chefs and raised $7,000 that was divided equally between St. Matthew’s House and two culinary scholarships at Florida Gulf Coast University. Both will be the beneficiaries again. The organizers expect to include 20 chefs and more than 20 classes this time. Besides Jubinville, chefs who will be showing off their culinary chops include Alexander Bernard (Alexander’s), Lisa Boët (Chez Boët), Jason Goddard (Barbatella), Jeanne Harvey (The Real Macaw), Jesse Housman (Bistro 821), and Tony Ridgway (Ridgway Bar & Grill and Bayside Seafood Grill & Bar). This year’s camp will take place Mondays through Thursdays during October 17 to 27. —Jessica Torricelli

CAFÉ & BAR LURCAT The space and the food are sophisticated and comfortable at this popular and elegant restaurant. 494 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239213-3357, cafelurcat.com) COOPER’S HAWK WINERY Signature dishes come paired with Cooper’s Hawk wines at this modern eatery and shop. 11905 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-449-1700, coopershawkwinery.com) HOBNOB Elevated comfort food in a modern yet warm atmosphere. 720 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239580-0070, hobnobnaples.com) KC AMERICAN BISTRO As the name implies, American regional cuisine is the name of the game at this North Naples spot. 885 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-566-2371, kcamericanbistro.com) THE LOCAL Fresh, healthy meals in an eatery in the Bed, Bath & Beyond Plaza. 5323 Airport Pulling Road, Naples (239-596-3276, thelocalnaples.com) M WATERFRONT GRILLE Contemporary decor, view

of the bay, and fine cuisine make M Waterfront a longtime favorite. 4300 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-263-4421, mwaterfrontgrille.com) RIDGWAY BAR & GRILL Master chef Tony Ridgway continues wowing diners with classic American cuisine. Another plus is the outstanding wine list curated by co-owner and wine expert Sukie Honeycutt.

1300 Third St. S., Naples (239-262-5500, ridgway barandgrill.com) TOMMY BAHAMA RESTAURANT & BAR Born in Naples, the Tommy Bahama laid-back lifestyle is full throttle in this festive eatery and bar. 1220 Third St. S., Naples (239-643-6889, tommybahama.com) YABBA ISLAND GRILL A fun place for steaks, seafood, and cocktails. 711 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239262-5787, yabbaislandgrill.com) THE WINE LOFT OF NAPLES Upscale bar, lounge, and dining in Mercato, with innovative cuisine by chef Andy Hyde. 9118 Strada Place, Naples (239598-5601, thewineloftofnaples.com) NAPLESILLUSTRATED.COM | OCTOBER 2016

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Taste SEAFOOD AQUA The restaurant’s look is fresh and airy, just right for the seafood-centric menu. 862 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-1111, aquafifth.com) THE BAY HOUSE Overlooking the Cocohatchee River, this place features a beautiful dining room plus Tierney’s Tavern and The Claw Bar. 799 Walkerbilt Road, Naples (239-591-3837, bayhousenaples.com) BAYSIDE SEAFOOD GRILL & BAR Spectacular water views, live music Wednesday–Sunday at the Upper Deck Bar, prime grilled meats, and seafood specialties.

4270 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-649-5552, bay​ sideseafoodgrillandbar.com) CAPTAIN & KREWE Enjoy hand-shucked or char-grilled oysters, beer, and wine in a relaxed atmosphere at this downtown gem. 629 Eighth St. S., Naples (239-2631976, cknaples.com)

THE MARKET REPORT Foodies living along the Paradise Coast are always looking for a delicious meal.

Many local restaurants answer the call by combining dining options with gourmet stores, fish markets, and butcher shops.

Stop in at one of these spots for lunch or dinner, and swing by the market to pick up fine foods to enjoy at home. If you are wondering what to serve at your next party, skip the stress and have one of these places cater it for you.

Jimmy P's Charred

JIMMY P’S BUTCHER SHOP & DELI; JIMMY P’S CHARRED, NAPLES (JIMMYPSBUTCHER SHOP.COM; JIMMYPSCHARRED.COM, )

Having served the community for more than 30 years selling top quality meats, exotic game, and house-made smoked sausages, and deli meats, it only makes sense that the family-owned butcher shop-gourmet deli expanded to include Charred, where patrons dine in on expertly grilled Wagyu steaks, baby back ribs, and more.

RODES FRESH & FANCY, BONITA SPRINGS (RODESFRESHANDFANCY.COM)

THE DOCK AT CRAYTON COVE An open-air restaurant serving fresh catches prepared with Caribbean and Latin influences. 845 12th Ave. S., Naples (239-2639940, dockcraytoncove.com) FISH CRAZY RESTAURANT A fun and casual Southwest Florida spot to reel in fresh seafood. 14700 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-260-1070, fishcrazy restaurant.com) FISH RESTAURANT Fabulous water views complement the great seafood. 4360 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-263-3474, fishrestaurantnaples.com) HB’S ON THE GULF This beachfront restaurant in The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club serves a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Mexico along with fresh seafood.

851 Gulf Shore Blvd., Naples (239-435-4347, naples beachhotel.com) PINCHER’S CRAB SHACK Pincher’s serves fresh, local seafood in a casual setting. 1200 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-434-6616, pincherscrabshack.com) RANDY’S FISHMARKET Randy’s hospitality promises delicious food, a great time, and friendly service. 10395 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-595-7227, randysfishmar​ ketrestaurant.com) ROW BY CAPT. BRIEN & CREW Dedicated to giving diners a taste of New England, Capt. Brien offers a seato-table experience. 2500 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-389-6901, rowseafood.com) SEA SALT Chef Fabrizio Aielli is a master at marrying organic local produce, wild-caught fish, naturally raised 112

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While “fancy” may be in the name, guests dining here can expect a casual, fun dinner amid decor that mirrors our tropical paradise. The star is fresh, local seafood mixing Old Florida favorites with new ideas. If you prefer to cook at home, choose from a variety of fresh seafood, baked goods, or meat from the seafood and gourmet market.

DEROMO’S GOURMET MARKET & RESTAURANT, BONITA SPRINGS (DEROMOS.COM)

Find a taste of Little Italy at DeRomo’s with Italian specialties made with fresh-cut meats, seafood, and produce from its market. Stop at the coffee bar, grab an espresso, and shop for everything from focaccia and cannoli to imported cheeses, prepared foods, and wine to go. Gift baskets are available, too.

SWAN RIVER SEAFOOD, NAPLES (SWANRIVERSEA FOOD.COM)

Dishing up delectable seafood in its restaurant, Swan River offers Northern and Southern oysters, ahi tuna, and during the season, fresh stone crab claws. Visit the raw bar and fish market as well. Both offer fresh fish, shrimp, and other sea delicacies. For the upcoming holiday season, check out the Make Your Own Platter option, and treat guests to a seafood feast.

THREE60 MARKET, NAPLES (THREE60MARKET.COM)

Serving homemade pastas, sandwiches, fresh desserts, and more in its waterside café, Three60 has something for everyone. The name refers to how it prices bottles of wine: just a $3.60 markup on the market’s cost. If you are in a hurry, snag a grab-and-go meal to take with you. Better yet, take your time on an hourly tour of beautiful Haldeman Creek aboard Three60’s deck boat, with food, wine, and beverages provided.

FISH CRAZY, NAPLES (FISHCRAZYRESTAURANT .COM)

The name says it all, with a menu featuring seafoodfocused dishes, such as firecracker shrimp, lobster mac and cheese, and the popular grouper sandwich. Shop the market for fresh fish to prepare at home, along with Randy’s famous Key lime pie. Fish Crazy customers can even enjoy a quick game of bocce at the area’s only indoor air-conditioned bocce court. —Anna Welch

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meat, and poultry with modern cooking techniques.

1186 Third St. S., Naples (239-434-7258, seasalt naples.com)

THE TURTLE CLUB Fresh seafood, fine steaks, and chops are nearly overshadowed by the spectacular beachfront setting. 9225 Gulf Shore Drive N., Naples (239-592-6557, windwardhospitality.com) WHARF TAVERN RESTAURANT & LOBSTER HOUSE Authentic New England seafood in a waterfront setting. 909 10th St. S., Naples (239-3314053, wharftavernnaples.com) USS NEMO UNDERSEA CUISINE & ADVENTURES Everything is a cut above, but the signature misobroiled sea bass is hands down one of the best dishes in town. 3745 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239261-6366, ussnemorestaurant.com)

STEAK CHOPS CITY GRILL A modern take on the traditional, with prime aged steaks and fine local seafood.

837 Fifth Ave. S, Naples, and 8200 Health Center Blvd., Suite 100, Bonita Springs (239-992-4677, chopscitygrill.com) THE CONTINENTAL D’Amico’s latest restaurant is a stylish steak house and gastropub. 1205 Third St. S., Naples (239-659-0007, continentalnaples.com) THE GRILL Luxurious dining in The Ritz-Carlton, Naples features rich decor, aged prime beef, chops, and fresh seafood. 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-598-6644, ritz-carlton.com) JIMMY P’S CHARRED The popular butcher shop’s fabulous steaks and other fine foods are now

GET CRACKIN’

Filet Mignon at Bleu Provence

served in the restaurant that opened next door.

1833 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-643-6328, jimmy pscharred.com) RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE Sophisticated decor, prime meats, and fine seafood make for a special night out. 23151 Village Shops Way, Estero (239-9488888, ruthschris.com)

TARTINE & TARTELETTE Authentic, homemade French cuisine with wine pairings as sweet as the restaurant’s name. 11121 Health Park Blvd., Naples (239-888-1151, tartine-tartelette.com)

MEXICAN FELIPE’S MEXICAN TAQUERIA Casual, familyfriendly place serving authentic, fresh classics plus hand-crafted cocktails. 4255 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-302-1444, felipestaqueria.com) MASA Superb, true Mexican cuisine with unique twists served in a high-style modern space, with a fabulous lineup of tequilas, mezcals, and specialty cocktails.

9123 Strada Place, Naples (239-598-0887, masarestaurant.com)

SHULA’S STEAK HOUSE In the winning tradition of NFL Coach Don Shula, the “Shula Cut” is one of the best steaks in town. 5111 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-430-4999, shulasnaples.com)

TACOS & TEQUILA CANTINA The name says it all.

The many varieties of tacos are made with fresh, local products and handmade tortillas. The choice of margaritas is also a draw. 4834 Davis Blvd., Naples (239-732-8226, tacosandtequilanaples.com)

FRENCH

ITALIAN

BLEU PROVENCE Take a trip to the south of France without leaving town. Authentic dishes are paired with wines from the vast, award-winning selection compiled by the restaurant’s owner Jacques Cariot. 1234 Eighth St. S., Naples (239-261-8239, bleu provencenaples.com)

ALBERTO’S ON FIFTH Chef Alberto Varetto cooks fine dishes in his elegant restaurant. 868 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-430-1060, albertosonfifth.com)

CHEZ BOËT FRENCH HOME COOKING Lisa and Philippe Boët serve up delicious French classics like duck à l’orange and pâté in a warm, homey atmo-

It’s time to celebrate stone crab season, with the Old Naples Waterfront Association’s seventh annual Stone Crab Festival, October 28-30. It begins with a kick-off and the “cracking of the stone crab” at Pinchers Crab Shack, Naples. “People have been coming from Miami and Tampa every year for this festival,” says Jenny Gezella, festival co-founder. The event highlights the seasonal delicacy as well as Naples’ natural beauty with special boat and land tours spanning Tin City, Port of Naples Marina, and Bayfront. The festival offers a charity row with 10 local charities, such as Freedom Waters Foundation and Paws Assistance Dogs, to raise awareness and funds. Other draws are arts and crafts vendors and live entertainment. —J.T.

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COTE D’AZUR Intimate bistro in the style of Provence serves standouts like Maine lobster roasted in a clay pot. 11224 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-5978867, cotedazurrestaurant.com)

TRULUCK’S SEAFOOD, STEAK & CRAB HOUSE Truluck’s owns local fisheries, so the catch is always fresh in this fine-dining restaurant. 698 Fourth Ave. S., Naples (239-530-3131, trulucks.com)

ANGELINA’S RISTORANTE A place for a special night, with a 4,000-bottle wine tower and elegant cuisine. 24041 Tamiami Trail S., Bonita Springs (239390-3187, angelinasofbonitasprings.com) BARBATELLA Pizzas and pastas are delish, but don’t overlook offerings like the grilled salmon. Save room for the Nutella pizza. 1290 Third St. S., Naples (239263-1955, barbatellanaples.com) BELLINI ON FIFTH ITALIAN RISTORANTE The Bellini family treats guests to cuisine inspired by matriarch “Nonna” Maria. 445 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-261-1117, bellinionfifth.com) BICE A long-time favorite on the corner of Fifth and Third Street. 300 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-2624044, naples.bicegroup.com) BRIO TUSCAN GRILLE Enjoy pre- and post-shopping

S I C I LY

When you picture Sicily, or Sicilia (Suhchee-lee-uh) as the Italians say, you likely conjure up images of Mount Etna and scenes from the Godfather. For the wine enthusiast, modern Sicily brings to mind a refreshed notoriety as one of the most up-and-coming wine regions in Italy. Winemaking began in Sicily 3500 years ago with the Phoenicians and Greeks using the centrally-located island as a major trading stop on their journeys around the Mediterranean; Sicilian wines were readily promoted on and off the island.

Today in Sicily, modern wine producers are rediscovering the distinctive characteristics of some of the most ancient and unparalleled indigenous wine grapes in the world.

Red grapes include Nerello Mascalese, Nerello Cappuccio, Frappato and, of course, Nero d’Avola—considered the current “darling” of Sicilian winemakers with expressions that vary from extremely light-bodied to full and

rich. Notes of ripe black cherries, coffee, and rosemary balance with plenty of acidity, yielding the perfect accompaniment to Arancini (stuffed risotto balls which are breaded and deep fried) or classic eggplant-based dishes like Pasta alla Norma and Caponata.

Native white grapes such Inzolia, Catarratto and Grillo are used to make crisp, dry wines from which modern producers coax great freshness and minerality; when paired with Sicily’s renowned local seafood, these wines provide a superb example of the “what grows together, goes together” maxim.

At Angelina’s Ristorante, much like our friends in Sicily, we source fresh ingredients from local farms and fishing fleets to create vibrant, flavorful recipes which pair beautifully with the vast assortment of award-winning wines in our three-story wine tower. We invite you to join us and see for yourself why Angelina’s makes any occasion special.

24041 South Tamiami Trail, Bonita Springs 239.390.3187 • www.AngelinasOfBonitaSprings.com Reservations Recommended

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Taste ARIO Created for the “global nomad,” the menu focuses on dry-aged meats, local seafood, and salts and spices from around the world. 400 South Collier Blvd., Marco Island (239-642-2695, marriott.com)

dining at this Waterside Shops stop. 5505 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-5319, brioitalian.com) CAFÉ LUNA Signature pizzas, crispy calamari, and classic Caesar salad in a casual space. 4947 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-529-2101, cafelunanaples.com)

BHA! BHA! PERSIAN BISTRO Michael Mir’s popular restaurant serves up savory lamb dishes and a wide choice of colorful and delicious Persian specialties.

865 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-594-5557, bhabhaper sianbistro.com)

CAMPIELLO RISTORANTE & BAR This mainstay on Third Street South is a perennial gathering place for great food and people-watching. 1177 Third St. S., Naples (239-435-1166, campiello.damico.com) DEROMO’S GOURMET MARKET & RESTAURANT Dine on home-style dishes, then shop for gourmet items to take home. The Promenade, 26811 S. Bay Dr., Bonita Springs (239-325-3583, deromos.com) MOLTO TRATTORIA Homemade pasta, sauces, pizza Napoletana, and Italian home-style cuisine are all top-notch. 368 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-261-5853, moltonaples.com) OSTERIA TULIA Chef Vincenzo Betulia’s authentically rustic venue and “peasant” cuisine are homey, hearty, and delizioso. 466 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239213-2073, tulianaples.com) PARMESAN PETE’S Created by chef and owner Peter Della Rocca, a meal here is like taking a “big bite of Brooklyn.” 7935 Airport Pulling Road, Naples (239-992-3663, parmesanpetes.com) PAZZO! CUCINA ITALIANA The “friendly neighborhood” restaurant has been serving dishes using made-from-scratch sauces, pastas, and desserts for more than 20 years. 853 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239434-8494, pazzoitaliancafe.com) ROMA ITALIAN BISTRO Pizza and Italian specialities made with ingredients imported from Italy and fresh organic produce. 655 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-7767042, romabistronaples.com) VERGINA Italian and Mediterranean dishes with a modern flair. Vergina is popular for gathering with friends and listening to live music. 700 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-659-7008, verginarestaurant.com)

ASIAN ARAYA SUSHI ASIAN GRILL Thai dishes, along with a wide choice of rolls, sushi, and sashimi, served in a modern space. 2650 Immokalee Road, Naples (239-593-3344, arayanaples.com) CHARLIE CHIANG’S MODERN ASIAN KITCHEN Urban decor sets the scene for modern Chinese and Japanese cuisine. 12200 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-6688, charliechiangs.com) 116 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED

Hidden Gem

A new restaurant tucked along the Dockside Boardwalk near Tin City has been luring diners with authentic Italian cuisine. Mino Pizzeria, Bar, Ristorante, a family-owned casual eatery, is headed by Massimo Puglielli, who left a long, highly successful career designing golf equipment to follow his passion for cooking. The heart of the kitchen is a massive pizza oven Puglielli discovered in Italy, which he favors for its consistency in baking up perfect pizzas. Although the range of pies is a main attraction, homemade pastas like lightas-a-cloud gnocchi and other specialties are top-notch. One thing that makes the cuisine so good, says the chef’s brother and general manager, Marco, is the use of natural, fresh ingredients delivered daily. “When we were growing up in Italy,” he says, “we were raised on this type of cooking.” —Kat Smith SAKURA HAWAIIAN GRILL Serving innovative Asian Hawaiian fusion cuisine by chef Paul Chen. 3375 Pine Ridge Road, Suite 106, Naples (239-280-5536, sakuranaples.com) ZEN ASIAN BBQ Chef Koko, who trained with Iron Chef Morimoto, creates Next Level Sushi, Korean barbecue, ramen, and more. Dine indoors or on the outdoor patio. 10823 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239260-7037, eatatzen.com)

GLOBAL A TABLE APART Owner-chef Jeff Acol creates delicious dishes that incorporate a world of influences.

4295 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs (239-2218540, atableapart.com)

COASTAL PERUVIAN SEAFOOD & GRILL Authentic dishes of Peru, like Cebiche 200 Miles, lomo saltado, and specials. 5447 Airport Pulling Road N., Naples (239-631-6943, coastalperuvian.com) COAST RESTAURANT Choose candlelit dinners indoors or watching the sun set over the Gulf outdoors. 1901 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-4032181, edgewaternaples.com) FERNANDEZ THE BULL CUBAN CAFE Two locations serve traditional Cuban cuisine with a few twists. 1201 Piper Blvd.; 3375 Pine Ridge Road, Naples (239-254-9855; 239-653-9097; fernandez thebull.com) FUSE GLOBAL CUISINE Chef-owner Greg Scarlatos uses flavors and ingredients from around the world to create a diverse menu. 2500 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-455-4585, fuseglobalcuisine.com) IM TAPAS SPANISH RESTO BAR Get a tasty little bit of Spain in the heart of Naples. 965 Fourth Ave. N., Naples (239-403-8272, imtapas.com) INCA’S KITCHEN FINE PERUVIAN CUISINE This popular restaurant serves authentic Peruvian dishes. 8955 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-352-3200, incaskitchen.com) JANE’S ON THIRD Having worked in places such as London, Hong Kong, and Frankfurt, the owners offer a world of choices. 1209 Third St. S., Naples (239261-2253, janesgardencafe.com) LAMORAGA Spanish cuisine with an international, modern twist is served in a bright setting, along with a wide selection of fine wines. 3936 Tamiami Trail N. (239-331-3669, lamoragarestaurant.com) NOODLES ITALIAN CAFÉ AND SUSHI BAR Good sushi, parmesans, and piccatas served all in one place. 1585 Pine Ridge Road, Naples (239-5920050, noodlescafe.com) 21 SPICES BY CHEF ASIF Chef Asif R. Syed offers classical Indian cuisine. 4270 Tamiami Trail E., Naples (239-919-8830, 21spicesdining.com) «

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2016/17 RECIPIENTS ROBERT C. COSGROVE AWARD Dr. Allen Weiss, NCH Healthcare System

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Petaluma in the Adelaide Hills

Up Down Under The roller coaster Australian wine business heads skyward with refined bottles

BY MARK SPIVAK

The inside story of Australian wine is a heartbreaking tale of boom and bust. Veterans still shake their heads over “The Great Vine Pull of 1987.” After five years of uncontrolled surpluses, the government actually paid growers to remove Shiraz vines and leave their land barren.

The result was the loss of thousands of acres of the best old-vine Shiraz.

The industry recovered and another boom ensued, only to come crashing down in the recession of 2007-2008. Then a strong surge in the value of the Aussie dollar made entry-level wines such as Yellow Tail no longer seem like appealing bargains. To make matters worse, consumers moved toward a preference for a cleaner, more natural style of wine, which further weakened the appeal of Barossa’s high-alcohol, overripe, and heavily oaked reds.

Penfolds Wines produces both a Riesling and a Pinot Noir, a rarity in Australia.

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Australia’s best winemakers are finally coming up for air, with a caveat—their most successful wines now originate in cooler climates, regions that turn out grapes with higher acidity and more grace than the killer Shiraz with which we’re all familiar. One such area is the Adelaide Hills, sandwiched between the city and the Barossa Valley. Another is Tasmania, the southernmost island Down Under. Remember, in the Southern Hemisphere, the weather becomes cooler as you head south.

As the Adelaide Hills region has expanded in recent years, wellknown wineries have established footholds in designated vineyard sites. Petaluma, founded in 1976 by Brian Croser, is making sparkling wine, Chardonnay, and Shiraz. Penfolds produces Thomas Hyland Riesling in the Adelaide Hills, and even finds the area cool enough to bottle a Reserve Pinot Noir—a rare grape variety in Australia. Although a number of smaller wineries—notably Geoff Weaver and Nepenthe— briefly gained a foothold in the American market, then saw their distribution dry up after 2008, the current demand for a fresher style of wine is opening up opportunities once again.

One of the most intriguing operations in the Adelaide Hills is Shaw + Smith, which was founded more than 20 years ago by two cousins, Michael Hill Smith and Martin Shaw. The estate is unique in boasting two Masters of Wine. Smith was the first Australian

Shaw + Smith in the Adelaide Hills is home to two Masters of Wine.

to pass the intense battery of exams. He is joined by David LeMire, who handles sales and marketing for both Shaw + Smith, as well as a second operation, Tolpuddle Vineyard in Tasmania.

In this era of climate change, most wines on the market contain an alcohol level between 14.5 and 16 percent, but the Shaw + Smith offerings (with the exception of Shiraz) come in at a modest 12.5 percent—commonplace decades ago, but almost never seen now. The 2015 Sauvignon Blanc ($22) features what LeMire describes as “a touch of herbaceousness rather than a mouthful of grass.” The 2013 Pinot Noir ($35) has a core of ripe, succulent red fruits framed by earth notes and supple tannins, while the

rich and meaty 2013 Shiraz ($32) displays a range of succulent black fruits.

The Shaw + Smith Tolpuddle winery has seen a renewal of vineyard activity over the past few decades. Tolpuddle’s 2014 Pinot Noir ($50) is ripe and edgy, with the fruit underlined by dried herbs, spice, and menthol. The 2013 Chardonnay ($48) is even better, with an explosion of citrus, melon, and green apple flavors, assertive and powerful but still balanced. Both are well worth seeking out. «

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THE SALVATION ARMY, NAPLES Everything you never expected...that’s The Salvation Army Davis Boulevard Family Store. Discover distinctive items, and know that your purchase supports our programs and mission. The Salvation Army has served Collier County since 1981, offering support and resources for those in great need. Via our Estey Avenue location in Naples and our Immokalee Social Services office, we provide wide-ranging services: religious services, affordable child care and youth programming, senior citizens programs, School of Performing Arts, emergency disaster services, holiday food and toy distribution, emergency social services (financial assistance and food pantry). With every dollar you spend, you’ll be doing the most good.

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DESIGN WEST This award-winning interior design firm specializes in high-end residential design, model merchandising and comprehensive custom home renovations. In addition to featuring brands like Ralph Lauren Home, Kate Spade Home, Bang & Olufsen audio-video, Design West now offers Smart Home Automation; providing personalized systems to control multiple aspects of your home.

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NAPLES LAMP SHOP Far from the days where ceiling fans were once a necessity, today’s fans not only enhance everyday living by energy efficient performance but also with sleek, sophisticated designs that will enhance your lifestyle both inside and out! Visit our showroom in person, and online at napleslampshoponline.com, for the best selection in fans and lighting.

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Abode WHAT TO PLANT NOW:

Tomatoes

When starting a vegetable garden, many home gardeners have their eyes on growing ripe, delicious tomatoes—and as we head into autumn, it’s the ideal time to start planting. From seed to fruit, the growing process for tomatoes can take 19 weeks in the fall, if not longer, and it actually doesn’t start in the garden, according to Monica OzoresHampton, associate professor of vegetable horticulture at the University of Florida’s Southwest Florida Research and Education Center in Immokalee.

“You have to grow the tomatoes in a small container, with a specific germ medium [potting soil] that you can find at any gardening store, for six weeks,” she explains. “Once you have two leaves, you can move what we call ‘the transplant’ into the garden, for 13 weeks. It’s a twostep process. For best results, Ozores-Hampton says tomatoes require six hours minimum in the sun each day. If your green thumb or taste buds are yearning for heirloom tomatoes, she cautions that because of their thin skin and delectable taste, heirlooms are more susceptible to every disease known to tomatoes. For novice gardeners, she suggests starting with grape and cherry tomatoes, which are most resistant to diseases, and work their way up to other varieties. —Anna Welch

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Spooky Starfish Add a pop of color to your Halloween soiree with this dynamic starfish bowl from Dimond Home ($130), sculpted by expert artisans and finished in a high-gloss orange. Lighting First, Naples (239-775-5100, lightingfirst.us)

The Bold & The Boo-tiful

Festive decor treats (in Halloween hues) make for stylish holiday entertaining

By Liza Grant Smith

Bones of Contention Ladle your libations into these Ralph Lauren Ayers lowball tumblers ($295 for two) crafted from handblown clear crystal cased in black crystal, along with a whimsical hand-cut skull and crossbones motif. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-592-5900, saksfifthavenue.com)

Ring Off The Hook Brandish your flair for the dramatic with Kim Seybert geode-tipped napkin rings ($23 each), featuring black wood, silver, and crystal. Denise Ward Interiors, Estero (239-9499777, denisewardinteriors.com)

Play It Cool

Light Touch Follow the “two if by sea” rule for your coastal celebration with a pair of 18inch Nest Lanterns from Sia Home ($460 each). A glass insert keeps breezes from dampening the enlightened festivities. St-Tropez Home, Naples (239-234-4458, sttrope​zhome.com)

Honey-Do List This Raynaud buffet plate ($255), with its orange honeycomb pattern, will have guests buzzing with excitement. It’s part of the company’s Tresor collection that was inspired by sari fabrics and Indian tapestries. DuFrane Jewelers, Bonita Springs (239-495-9005, dufranejewelers.com) 122 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED

This double-handled orange ice bucket by Global Views ($399) is the perfect bar accoutrement for your spooky affair, featuring a cowhide leather exterior and a removable stainless steel ice vessel.

Romanza Interior Design, Naples (239-596-1613, romanza.com)

Tray Chic Serving as an intriguing contrast to the inherent lightness of a feather, add this handmade black Nickelplate tray

by Michael Aram ($100) to your Halloween tablescape. Clive Daniel Home, Naples (239-261-4663, clivedaniel.com)

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Lace up your old sneaks and get ready to walk the swamp this Halloween weekend. Walks depart from iconic landscape photographer Clyde Butcher’s Big Cypress Gallery, where he is hosting an open house October 29 and 30. Gather family and friends and sign up for a trek led by Big Cypress National Preserve rangers. Remember to wear long pants and a long-sleeve shirt, and don’t forget the bug spray and a hat. It is also a good idea to bring a change of clothes. Fee is $50 for adults, free for children. Kids must be at least 6 years old, or tall enough to walk the swamp. All proceeds go to the South Florida National Parks Trust to support outdoor education programs for kids in Big Cypress. You will also have the chance to meet Butcher, who will be exhibiting for the first time all his photographs of 33 National Parks. (clydebutcher.com, 239-695-2428)

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CHARMED LIFE Alex and Ani’s Spiral Sun Charm ($38), features a spiral as a reminder to go with the flow with this inspirational bangle. Nordstrom, Naples (239-325-6100, nordstrom.com) *20 percent of the purchase price goes to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation

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BELLE OF THE BALLS Serve up an ace with Wilson Hope tennis balls (12 cans for $35), featuring all-court functionality and a pretty-in-pink hue.

Tennis R Us, Bonita Springs (239-221-7147, tennisrus.com) *1 percent of sales from the entire Wilson Hope collection go to Breast Cancer Research Foundation

SCENTS AND SENSIBILITY Jane Iredale aromatherapy hydration sprays ($30), urge you to stop and Smell the Roses or swoon for Lemongrass Love.

Organic Skincare & Bodyworx, Naples (239-514-4494, organicskincareandbody worx.com) *100 percent of sales profits go to Living Beyond Breast Cancer

PINK BIKINI Stay cool with the S’well bikini pink bottle ($35 for 17-oz. bottle), made of nonleaching, nontoxic 18/8 stainless steel to keep drinks cold for 24 hours and hot for 12. S’well (swellbottle.com) *20 percent of the purchase price of bottles sold in October benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation

WELCOME MAT Drop this Jade Yoga mat ($75) like it’s haute at your next yoga class. At nearly a quarter of an inch thick, the Harmony mat touts cushion and traction with sustainably made natural rubber (from rubber trees). Naples Yoga Center, Naples (239-592-4809, naplesyogacenter.com) *$5 from the sale of each mat goes to Living Beyond Breast Cancer

SOLE SISTER Hit your stride with these fashionable kicks from New Balance ($155). The Pink Ribbon 990v3 is much more than just a pretty face with mesh inserts for breathability, a stability-enhancing midsole, and cushioning designed to promote a healthy gait. New Balance, Naples (239-596-8788, newbalance.com) *5 percent of sales benefit Susan G. Komen

ZIPPED UP With room for your iPhone, credit cards, and favorite lip gloss, this Tory Burch zippered wallet ($235) in embossed blush pink leather is destined to be a breakout star for daily excursions. Tory Burch, Naples (239-598-0243, toryburch.com) *20 percent of sales benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation

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LIP SERVICE This mintflavored lip balm from La Mer ($60), available in limited-edition packaging this month, features La Mer’s nutrient-rich Miracle Broth to renew the lip area and its patented Lip Lipid Complex to strengthen lips’ moisture barrier. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-5925900, saks​fifthavenue.com) *$10 of sales go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation

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It’s that time of year again, when the community comes together to raise awareness and funds for those stricken with breast cancer. Below are a handful of local events to consider participating in this month, and beyond.

Sip & Shop Sundays, October 2 Every Sunday throughout the month of October, a Bloody Mary Bar will be placed in the pavilion at Waterside Shops, serving Bloody Marys and mimosas to shoppers. All proceeds from the bar will benefit Bosom Buddies Breast Cancer Support Inc. (watersideshops .com, 239-598-1605) Naples Princess Sunset Dinner Cruise, October 8 Enjoy a night of dinner and dancing, live entertainment, and even hermit crab races, all to benefit Susan G. Komen Southwest Florida. Tickets are $125; seating is limited. (komenswfl.org) Seminole Casino Charity Slot Tournament, October 16 Test your luck at this charity tournament at Seminole Casino Hotel in Immokalee, which benefits Susan G. Komen Southwest Florida. A $10 donation gets you unlimited play on the slot machines during each threeminute round. (komenswfl.org, 239-658-1313)

Making Strides of Naples, October 22 Gather your friends and loved ones and sign up for this 5K walk to support the American Cancer Society. The noncompetitive walk will be followed by entertainment for the entire family. (makingstrides.acsevents .org, 239-261-0337, ext. 3854) Bark for Life of Naples, November 13 Bring your best canine friend for this fun walk, starting at the event lawn at Mercato, benefiting the American Cancer Society. Following the walk will be contests, games, and a luminaria ceremony—and treats for your pooch. (relay.acsevents.org, 239-261-0337) —Anna Welch

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High levels of stress have been known to send blood pressure soaring, but research has shown that deep and focused breathing can help. To receive the best results, experts say it’s important to practice breathing exercises regularly until they’re a habit, and not just turn to them during stressful moments. Get started with one of these three apps that offer guidance.

BREATHING ZONE APP (breathing-zone.com) uses a clinically proven therapeutic breathing exercise to help bring your heart rate down, and if used daily, may help manage high blood pressure.

The app includes voice instructions, as well as five calming guide sounds and timed sessions that range from five minutes to one hour.

BREATHE2RELAX (t2health.dcoe.mil) allows you to input and record your stress levels simply by swiping left or right, and the app tracks it for you. This stress-management tool also teaches you diaphragmatic breathing, or “belly breathing,” meaning your stomach will rise while your chest remains motionless. Each breathing exercise, designed to signal the body to relax, can be tailored by the app to fit the comfort level of the individual.

RELAX: STRESS AND ANXIETY RELIEF APP (saagara.com) guides you through slow breathing exercises for eight to 12 minutes, or deep breathing for five minutes. The app does the counting for you, offers guided meditation, and music cues remind you to switch to the next breathing phase, from inhale to hold your breath to exhale. —A.W.

Fun with Fido

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While the Bonita Beach Dog Park is a popular jaunt for dog lovers and their furry friends, there are a few hidden gems in Naples to help take your adventure with your pooch to the next level.

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Paddleboarders with their dogs at Brookside Paddlesports

Flesh eating bacteria starting from the feet can kill.

Dry, scaly, flaking skin may be a fungal infection.

Looking to mix up your yoga routine? Doga—yoga with your dog— is a unique way to bond with your best friend and still perfect your practice. You can step up the intensity if you can hold your dog while in the poses, says Barbara King, Doga instructor at BKS Yoga Studio in Naples (bksyogastudio.com). She says the focus is on engaging with your dog while doing yoga, not putting your dog in any of the poses.

For those who prefer going out on the water, at Brookside Paddlesports (brooksidepaddlesports.com) your dog is welcome to join you for a paddle at no additional charge. When owner Sean Gallagher moved to Naples he realized there weren’t many pet-friendly water sports and set out to change that. He recommends paddleboarding with dogs weighing less than 90 pounds.

On private tours, Naples Water Tours (napleswatertours.com) welcomes guests who want to bring dogs on dolphin, sunset, or adventure tours. Seeing dolphins is always a thrill, but experiencing local waters with your four-legged friend is even more so. —Jessica Torricelli

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PAWS AND REFRESH When enjoying all the fun in the sun with your pooch, don’t forget to pause and refresh. Veterinarians remind pet owners about the importance of clean paws, taking as much care as you would with your own feet. The Humane Society Naples suggests always doing a paw check during bath time, making sure you clean in between each of your dog’s toes, and then towel-dry the paws. When out for your daily walk in the heat, follow this simple test to see if the temperature is too hot for a walk. Put the back of your hand on the ground for five seconds, and if it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your pup’s paws.

Finally, on the hottest, driest days, remember to monitor your dog’s paws to make sure skin isn’t cracking. If you do see the skin starting to split, don’t just grab the lotion you would use for yourself, because it could lead to more issues. Veterinarians suggest checking your local pet supply store for pad moisturizers formulated for dry paws.

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Agenda Choice Work

There is still time to catch the “Your Choice 2016” exhibit at The von Liebig Art Center. The show includes a wide-ranging variety of works by current member artists of the Naples Art Association (naplesart.org). Pieces in all media are on display. As the exhibition is nonjuried, it provides a showcase for artists of all skill levels. The show bestowed five awards, with winners chosen during the preview reception by a popular vote. The exhibit will run through October 14.

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WORKS BY RUSSIAN ARTIST STANISLAV PLUTENKO ARE FEATURED AT EAST WEST FINE ART AT MERCATO. (EAST WESTFINEART.COM)

Self-portrait with Matisse, Larry Rivers

HARMON-MEEK | MODERN REOPENS WITH WORKS BY SEVERAL ARTISTS, INCLUDING RICHARD SEGALMAN. (HARMONMEEK MODERN.COM) BELOW: “NEW ACQUISITIONS: IN CONTEXT,” WILL BE AT THE BAKER MUSEUM THROUGH OCTOBER 23. (ARTIS NAPLES.ORG)

Black Hat in Studio, Richard Segalman

ART & MUSEUMS

The Baker Museum, Artis—Naples—New Acquisitions: In Context, from the collection of Paul and Charlotte Corddry, through Oct. 23; Harry De Zitter, Photographer Sans Frontières, through Nov. 13; Art After Hours, free admission, live music, Oct. 26; artisnaples.org.

Cambier Park, Naples—Fine Art and Crafts Show with local artists, Oct. 29; 239-776-8002.

Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Crocodilian Scratchboards by John Agnew exhibit, Oct. 7-Dec. 31, Center for the Visual Arts; Centers for the Arts members and faculty exhibit, Oct. 27-Dec. 22, Center for the Performing Arts; artcen terbonita.org.

Collier County Museum, Naples—The History and Culture of the Seminole People, presentation by Rey Becerra, Oct. 12; colliermuseums.com.

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East West Fine Art at Mercato, Naples— Works by Russian artist Stanislav Plutenko, combining realism and fantasy, Oct. 5-19; 239-220-7503.

Emily James Art Gallery & Studio, Naples— Pretty Bubbles in the Air, portraits by the renowned Naples artist, Oct. 1-31; emilyjamesart.com.

Galleries of Crayton Cove, Naples—Art After Dark, artwork, food, drinks, music, Oct. 8; 239-403-8393.

Gardner Colby Gallery, Naples—Spotlight on works by new artists, featuring Suzanne Barton, fine art photographer, Oct. 1-31; gardnercolbygallery.com.

Harmon-Meek | Modern, Naples—Reopening for season with paintings and sculptures by numerous

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Don your masks and finery for the masquerade-themed twentieth annual Chocolate Extravaganza, Project HELP’s signature fundraiser. The evening promises music, a silent auction, and, of course, plenty of chocolate treats. This scrumptious event will take place October 22 at Hodges University in Naples. Proceeds benefit Project HELP, an organization committed to providing the Naples community with crisis response services. (projecthelpnaples.org) —Jessica Torricelli

Treats at Project HELP’s signature fundraiser

contemporary and modern artists, Oct. 18-31; harmon meekmodern.com.

J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Sanibel Island—Water/Ways traveling exhibit in partnership with the Museum on Main Street program supported by The Smithsonian and Florida Humanities Council, hosted by “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society-Friends of the Refuge, Oct. 29-Dec. 9; ding darlingsociety.org.

Marco Island Historical Museum—Here and There, exhibit of paintings by William Ward Moseley, through Oct. 29; 239-642-1440.

Acrylic wall hanging, Michael Monroe Etheridge

SELECT ABSTRACT WORKS BY ARTIST MICHAEL MONROE ETHERIDGE ARE ON DISPLAY AT HIS GALLERY THROUGHOUT OCTOBER. (MICHAELMONROEART.COM)

Michael Monroe Art, Naples—Exhibits featuring abstract works by Michael Monroe Etheridge, Shades of Gray, through Oct. 5; Modern, through Nov. 2; michaelmonroeart.com.

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tiple artists’ galleries and studios, Oct. 5, north of Pine Ridge Road and West of Airport Pulling Road; 239580-7999.

Naples Historical Society at Historic Palm Cottage—Tours of the historic house-turned-museum available year round; visit the society’s website to book tours; napleshistoricalsociety.org.

Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Naples—Summer II: Water, works by local artists Muffy Clark Gill, Lynda Fay Braun, and John Brady, through Nov. 9; rookerybay.org.

Rosen Gallery & Studios, Naples—A Taste of Museum of the Everglades, Everglades City—Wings Across the Everglades, A Collection of Paintings by Artist Greg Dupignac, through Oct. 31; 239-695-0008.

Raku, Thursdays; Clay: Handbuilding & Raku Techniques, five-week class, Mondays or Thursdays, reservation required; 239-821-1061.

CHILDREN & TEENS

Artis—Naples—Young Persons’ Concert with the

Naples Art Association at The von Liebig Art Center—Your Choice 2016 exhibition,

Naples Philharmonic, Oct 4-7, 11; Magic Carpet Family concert, Oct. 8; Magic Carpet School Concert, Oct. 10; Make and Take Workshop, Oct. 12; artisnaples.org.

through Oct. 14; naplesart.org.

All in, Michael Monroe Etheridge

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Fun’s Brewing Beer lovers can sample several varieties of suds at the fifth annual Brew-Ha-Ha Craft Beer Festival October 22. The beer-focused fest at Mercato will feature 60-plus craft beers with a focus on Florida breweries’ best, as well as contests, special limited-release power hours, and live music by Rockin’ Horse. The festival is about more than quaffing delicious ales—all proceeds benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southwest Florida. (rmhcswfl.org)

Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples—Science Sunday, Oct. 9, 23; cmon.org.

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Naples Botanical Garden—W.O.N.D.E.R. in the Garden, Saturdays and Sundays; naplesgarden.org.

fles, charity booths, appearance by local celebrity chef Derrick Peltz, and more, presented by Old Naples Waterfront Association. A portion of the proceeds benefits Freedom Waters Foundation and other nonprofits, Oct. 28-30, various locations on the downtown waterfront in Naples; stonecrabfestival.org.

Rosen Gallery & Studios—Clay Art for Kids & ParThird Street South, Naples—Third Thursday on Third, shopping, dining, live entertainment, Oct. 20; Annual Fall Sidewalk Sale, Oct. 27-30; Farmers Market, Saturday mornings, parking lot behind Tommy Bahama; 239-434-6533.

ents, four-week sessions led by artist Richard Rosen, Mondays; 239-821-1061.

FILM

Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Films for Film Lovers, Monday evenings; Rocky Horror Picture Show, Oct. 28; Moe Auditorium & Film Center; art centerbonita.org.

MUSIC

Artis—Naples—Peter Frampton Raw, Oct. 8; Dennis DeYoung and the Music of Styx, Oct. 15; Elgar’s Romantic Cello Concerto, Oct. 20-21; Live and Local

Mercato, Naples—Movie on the Lawn, Oct. 18; mer catoshops.com.

Naples International Film Festival—Opening night party, 50-plus narrative, documentary, and short films, discussions, closing night party, Oct. 27-30, Artis—Naples and Silverspot Cinema, Naples; naples filmfest.com.

Delfeayo Marsalis

LIVE MUSIC COMES TO THE CENTERS FOR THE ARTS BONITA SPRINGS THIS MONTH. (ARTCENTERBONITA.COM)

Chris Hillman and Herb Pederson

FOOD, WINE & FASHION

Naples Originals—Second annual Foodie Camp, a cook-around-town series to benefit St. Matthew’s House and culinary scholarships, classes by Naples chefs at various restaurants, Oct. 17-27; foodiecamp naples.com.

Humane Society Naples—Second Annual Bow Wow Brunch, “Havana Good Time,” dog-friendly young professionals event, Oct. 16, The Continental, Naples; hsnaples.org.

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18th Annual The Naples Philharmonic in Halloween mode

Thrills and Chills Get ready for some ghoulish fun. From spooky haunted tours to a Halloween-themed 5K race, there’s something for the entire family—even pets.

• For fans of spooky music, Artis—Naples continues a family holiday tradition, showcasing the Naples Philharmonic and Naples Ballet in the annual free Halloween Concert October 29.

Costumes are encouraged. Festivities begin with a costume contest, followed by a parade and concert filled with fantastic characters and some of classical music’s eeriest tunes. (artisnaples.org) • Calling all princesses, ghosts, and witches: The Monster Mash at The Village on Venetian Bay will offer trick-or-treating and activities galore October 29.

Kids will have a frightfully fun time with pumpkin decorating, arts and crafts, live entertainment, balloon art, and face painting. (venetianvillage.com) • Fifth Avenue South hosts the Sixth Annual Halloween Spooktacular on Fifth. A highlight will be the Night at the Museum Haunted House at The von Liebig Art Center, presented by the Naples Art Association. Enjoy live entertainment, music, and work the runway October 31 in costume contests for kids, grownups, and pets. Register in advance

Fifth Avenue South Spooktacular

“Marco Martha Horror”

online or day of the event. Trick-or-treating and kids’ activities run from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., then the evening kicks off with live music, dancing, and outdoor classic horror movies. (fifthavenuesouth.com) • Seeking the Great Pumpkin? Check out the St. Monica’s Episcopal Church annual Pumpkin Patch.

Not only can you find the perfect pumpkin, there will also be a festival October 22. The patch is open October 7-31 every day. (stmonicasnaples.org) • Forget zombies and ghosts, the Gulf Coast Runners annual Halloween 5K Race at Fleischmann Park October 29 is sure to get you “running wild.”

Attendees are encouraged to run in costume.

After the 7:30 a.m. race, there’s a costume competition, refreshments, and family fun. (gcrunner.org) • Marco Island comes alive October 29 with tales from the past, illuminating the most mysterious characters of Collier County. The fourth annual Marco Murder and Mayhem Frightseeing Tour will make believers out of skeptics, says tour guide Gina Sisbarro. The Olde Marco Inn is the first stop, then the adventure moves through Marco Island’s cemeteries and historic landmarks. “It’s a wild ride, and I love the element of surprise,” says Sisbarro. (marcomurderandmayhem.com) • Instead of dressing up as lions, tigers, or bears, see the real deal at Naples Zoo’s Boo at the Zoo, October 21-23. Kids can trick-or-treat at booths set up by nonprofits and eco-friendly companies, where they will receive candy or tokens to participate in “Boo Town for Kids” activities. There will also be costume contests. (napleszoo.org) • Waterside Shops hosts the yearly Boo Bash October 28. Festivities include music, stilt walkers, trick-or-treating, and more. Attendees will be asked to make a $10 donation for the Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples. Boo Bash is by reservation only through the Waterside Shops management office. (watersideshops.com) —J.T.

Rock for the P ws & Luncheon Friday, November 4, 2016 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at The Ritz-Carlton Naples Beach Resort

Sponsorship and Information: (239) 438-4616 email events@hsnaples.org Purchase tickets at: www.hsnaples.org/events

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The yearly cancer awareness and charity shopping fundraiser Saks Fifth Avenue’s Key to the Cure will be October 27-30. Participating vendors at the store will donate a percent of proceeds from sales during the weekend to NCH Healthcare Foundation to benefit the William and Susan Dalton Oncology Unit at NCH Baker Hospital Downtown. Saks stores across the country will sell a collectible T-shirt designed by Christian Louboutin and promoted by this year’s KTTC ambassador, Halle Berry. All proceeds from shirt sales are donated to support cancer charities. The Naples store will also host a ticketed event with drinks, hors d’oeuvres, and a runway fashion show October 26 to kick off the weekend. Another Naples exclusive is the second annual Kiss Cancer Goodbye—during October, when clients may purchase a paraben-free lipstick, gloss, or balm and write a note of support to give to a loved one touched by cancer or have it delivered to patients undergoing treatment at NCH.

series, The Good Bad Kids, Oct. 22; Baroque Chamber Orchestra, Oct. 25; Miró String Quartet, Oct. 30; artisnaples.org.

Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, Fort Myers—Jason Isbell with Josh Ritter, Oct. 18; Mary Chapin Carpenter, Oct. 23; Gulfcoast Symphony Spooktacular: The Music of Disney, Oct. 30; bbmann pah.com.

Cambier Park, Naples—Naples Concert Band, Oct. 16, naplesconcertband.org; Naples Big Band, Oct. 23, 239-597-3240; Naples Jazz Society, Oct. 30, 239-263-1113.

Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Delfeayo Marsalis, Oct. 15; Chris Hillman and Herb Pederson, Oct. 29; artcenterbonita.org.

Mercato, Naples—Free concert on the lawn, Oct. 6; mercatoshops.com.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Artis—Naples—Community Day, free family event to explore the arts campus, activities, concert, and instrument petting zoo, Oct. 29; artisnaples.org.

Boys & Girls Club of Collier County—Great Futures Start Here Celebration Breakfast, Oct. 13, BGCCC gym, Naples; bgccc.com.

Junior Achievement, Collier County Chapter—Business Hall of Fame dinner, honoring forwardthinking entrepreneurs and community leaders, Oct. 26, Naples Grande Beach Resort; jaswfl.org.

Ocean Twirl, Suzanne Barton

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Lamoraga will host the second Pink Celebrity Bartender Night, a fundraiser with proceeds benefiting Susan G. Komen Southwest Florida, October 13. The event is designed to raise funds to find a cure for breast cancer, increase awareness, and provide vital information on detecting breast cancer in its early stages. This year’s party will feature eight celebrity bartenders competing for the most tips, including Tom Nutten, a Super Bowl champion and former NFL guard for the St. Louis Rams; chef Brian Roland of Crave Culinaire; Wilfredo Emanuel, an interior designer at Clive Daniel Home; star stylist Sashy Zachmann, owner of Sashy Hairdesign Club, and his wife and manager, Winston Justice Stephanie; Batya Maman, CEO of social media marketing company Social Connect and philanthropist; Benjamin Fleischer, CEO of Pyure Brands; and Winston Justice, NFL veteran and former offensive tackle of the Philadelphia Eagles, Indianapolis Colts, and Denver Broncos. The moderator will be David Moulton, a sports columnist and co-host of ESPN’s 99.3 “Miller and Moulton in the Afternoon.” Guests are asked to dress in pink. Tickets are $25 and include a welcome drink of choice and a selection of tapas. (239-331-3669 to reserve)

Tom Nutten

THE EXHIBIT “SUMMER II: WATER” WILL RUN THROUGH NOVEMBER 9 AT THE ROOKERY BAY LEARNING CENTER GALLERY. (ROOKERYBAY.ORG)

Oct. 21; Wyndemere Golf & Country Club, Naples; chipinfordlc.org.

“Ding” Darling Days—Celebration of the 140th birthday of J.N. “Ding” Darling and centennial of the Migratory Bird Treaty, nature tours, art demos, food, and more, Oct. 16-22, J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Sanibel Island; dingdarlingdays.com.

Elite Events, Naples—Rocktoberfest 10 Miler & 2 by 5 Mile Relay, Oct. 30, North Collier Regional Park, Naples; eliteevents.org.

Garden of Hope and Courage, Naples—21st Tommy Bahama Coconut Classic, Celebration Dinner, Oct. 17, Tommy Bahama, Naples, golf tournament, Oct. 18, The Club at Olde Cypress, Naples; gardenofhope andcourage.org.

Agua XXII–Blue Waters, Muffy Clark Gill

Naples Star Ball—Partnering with Dance 4 the Cure, pink-tie charity gala, dinner, dancing, performances, to benefit the American Cancer Society, Oct. 8; Dance Challenge, Oct. 9; Hilton Naples; naplesstarball.com.

The Shelter for Abused Women & Children, Naples—NextGen Purple Party 2016–Masquerade,

loss of a loved one, Oct. 13, Shangri-La Springs, Bonita Springs; valerieshouseswfl.org.

Girls on the Run of Collier County—Pokemon

SPORTS & OUTDOORS

Scavenger Dash, trivia and challenges, Oct. 1, Fifth Avenue South, Naples; 230-692-8436.

American Cancer Society, Naples—Making Strides of Naples, annual 5K walk to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer, Oct. 22, Artis—Naples; 239-261-0337.

Oct. 14, Paradise Wine, Naples; naplesshelter.org.

Conservancy of Southwest Florida—Boat & Susan G. Komen Southwest Florida—Sunset

Lunch Tours, Fridays; conservancy.org.

Dinner/Dance Cruise fundraiser, Oct. 8, the Naples Princess; komenswfl.org.

Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Naples—Cork-

Valerie’s House, Fort Myers—Under the Stars at Shangri-La Springs, island-style attire, Calypso music, entertainers, and more to support the mission of supporting children and families who have experienced

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screw After Hours, guided evening tours, live music, exhibits, Oct. 14; corkscrew.audubon.org.

David Lawrence Center—Chip In for DLC Golf Tournament, lunch, awards, and cocktail reception,

Guardian Anglers Fishing Tournament—Hosted by Friends of Rookery Bay and Coastal Conservation Association, Florida, all-release charity tournament, Oct. 28-29, Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve; rookerybay.org.

Gulf Coast Runners—Moe’s Corporate Run/Walk, Oct. 13, Moe’s Southwest Grill, Naples; Oktoberfest, benefits the GCR Youth Development Fund, Oct. 15, Naples Cyclery; Gulf to Gulf 80 Relay Race, Oct. 22, Cambier Park, Naples; Halloween 5K, Oct. 29, Fleischmann Park, Naples; gcrunner.org.

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Agenda Healthcare Network of Southwest Florida—Shape Up!, fitness and health activities to benefit anti-obesity initiatives and wellness programs, Oct. 15, Lowdermilk Park and Beach; healthcareswfl.org/shape-up.

Marine Industries Association of Collier County—Naples Boat Show Downtown, in-water recreational show, Oct. 15-16, Naples City Dock; miacc.org.

Old Naples Surf Shop—Fourth Annual 13th Avenue Skim Jam, skim board contest, Oct. 22; 239-262-1877.

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HISTORY

ON DEMAND The Naples Historical Society recently launched a new reservation system on its revamped website (naples historicalsociety.org) for booking all weekday tours and special events, including tours of Historic Palm Cottage, Historic District Walking Tours, Garden Side Chickee Chats, and Christmas at Palm Cottage Tours. Visitors can browse by activity or peruse a comprehensive calendar. No reservations are needed for tours on Saturday afternoons.

Path2Freedom—Golf tournament and luncheon to benefit victims of human sex trafficking in Southwest Florida, Oct. 22, Vineyards Country Club, Naples; path2freedom.org.

T-Rex One Last Cast Tournament—Trevor Smith Memorial Foundation fishing tournament, benefits charities Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun Coast and Youth Haven, Captains’ Banquet, Oct. 21, Kretch’s Restaurant, Marco Island, tournament, Oct. 22, Goodland Park Boat Ramp, Marco Island; t-rex1fish2fish.com.

United Way of Collier County— Walk for the Way, annual 5K run/walk, Oct. 1, North Collier Regional Park, Na-

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Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Improv Café and Improv To-

Patchwork dress with crochet inset at collar ($5,667), Lili plat-

night, Oct. 1, Moe Auditorium & Film Center; artcenterbonita.org.

form strap pump ($1,495), Marc Jacobs, marcjacobs.com

Gulfshore Playhouse, Naples—Constellations, Oct. 8-30, Norris Center, Naples; gulfshoreplayhouse.org.

PAGE 81 Brocade dress ($3,420), leather corset ($1,170), belt ($445), leather keychain ($220), agenda ($480), metal key trick

The Marco Players, Marco Island—The Cemetery Club, Oct. 26-Nov. 13; The Marco Players theater, Marco Island; themarcoplayers.com.

The Naples Players—The Rocky Horror Show, Oct. 12-Nov. 6; Outside Mullingar, Oct. 26-Nov. 20; naplesplayers.org.

Off The Hook Comedy Club, Naples—Comedy shows, Kate Quigley, Oct. 1, 2; Piff the Magic Dragon, Oct. 7-9; Rondell Sheridan, Oct. 13-16; Kenny Rogerson, Oct. 27-30; offthehookcomedy.com.

Southwest Florida Performing Arts Center, Bonita Springs— Legendary actor, singer, comedian Jerry Lewis, Oct. 21; swflpac.com.

($285), Prada, prada.com PAGE 82 Copper brown Lurex lamé sleeveless minidress with embroidered crinoline overskirt ($5,500), Moda Operandi, modaoperandi.com; iridescent blue laced long sleeve shirt ($1,600), Delpozo, delpozo.com PAGE 83 Paisley & Parrots printed on silk blend velvet ($7,600), double-face two-tone crepe skirt ($1,100), Umbrage sunglasses ($640), Dior, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples; Zelda black suede

TheatreZone, Naples—George Gershwin’s Of Thee I Sing, presented with

sandal with black/orange mink fur accent ($1,265), Gianvito

Florida Gulf Coast University Bower School of Music & The Arts, Oct. 6-9, U. Tobe Recital Hall, FGCU, Fort Myers; theatrezone-florida.com.

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Cheers to the freakin weekend!

1. Perfect afternoon in Naples: Check in to The Ritz-Carlton, Naples and pretend I was on vacation.

2. Favorite artists: Eric Forstmann’s art inspires me. I’m typically drawn to contemporary/abstract art, but I also have a passion for photography, and he melds the two art forms beautifully. Lana Gomez, and I may be a little biased, as she is my sister, but her art speaks to me. The names of her paintings are nostalgic moments that bring me back to our childhood. I also can’t leave out my brother Rodney Weiss.

I love his art—he strives to see the idiosyncrasies between two subjects, and how things are interconnected.

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4. Go-to jewelry designer: Irene Neuwirth. I love that her earrings are simple and colorful.

5. Signature tipple: Blackberry Gin Bramble. My University of Arizona sorority sisters and I went on a girls’ trip to Los Cabos in April and I ordered it at The Cape’s Rooftop Bar. Now it’s my go-to! Sticky Star 6. Bucket-list topper: Going to Antarctica. It will round out my travels Most treasured possession: My to all seven continents. grandmother’s engagement and 7. Beauty must-have: My face wash. Skinceuticals LHA Cleansing Gel. wedding ring. It meant the world to 5 8. Local hidden gem: Freddo Gelateria. It’s a bit off the beaten me that she wanted me to have it. path and many locals don’t even know about it!

9. Favorite local restaurant: I love Sea Salt. I order the branGuilty pleasures: zino simply grilled—it’s perfection!

Going to the movies;

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