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Modern Beach Homes That Wow

Designing a Home With Marble

Breathtaking Hikes Worth the Trek

Naeem Khan’s Sky-High Inspiration

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MODERN BEACH HOMES

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It’s all about floor-to-ceiling windows, sliding doors, and skylights 22

DESIGNING WITH MARBLE

How to use the ultra-luxe material all over your home

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38 heritage hotels

Places around the world where you can stay in historic style

The updated version of color blocking makes a smash 40

A RARITY ON THE RIVER

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A contemporary mansion and Frank Lloyd Wright–designed house combine for a timeless estate overlooking the Potomac

STYLE 20 NAEEM KHAN’S SKY- HIGH INSPIRATION

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FOREVER FRAGRANCES

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CLEAR WATCHES

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NICOBAR’S MODERN INDIAN STYLE

Clothing and home goods that celebrate Southeast Asian culture and heritage

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RINGING IN 275 YEARS

The oldest company on the New York Stock Exchange, Sotheby’s celebrates a grand anniversary as an art pioneer 60

FRIDA KAHLO AROUND THE WORLD

Where to see the famous Mexican artist’s work

EAT (Well) first, Then Shop

These restaurants have become fine-dining destinations in their own right 54

SEA SNACKS

These salty snacks are healthy and tasty, too 56

The new National Museum of Qatar was inspired by a desert rose

Transparent sapphire-crystal cases fully reveal the wonders of a mechanical movement

SLOANE CROSLEY ON HER FAVORITE FUNNY BOOKS

The writer, known for her witty essays, offers five picks

TRENDING: ART, ARCHITECTURE, AND DESIGN

From art and jewelry, to wellness spaces, to bold colors, here’s what’s in vogue

Kilian Hennessy’s pledge to perfumery

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SATISFYING A NEED FOR SPEED

Regional racetracks offer a fun racing experience for car-club members

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DUBLIN BEYOND THE PUBS

From a plush lounge to a historic wine tavern, where to celebrate after dark in Ireland’s capital city

POOLS WITH VIEWS

Today’s swimming pools—and the backyards that surround them—are wild and wondrous 42

THE HIP LUXURY OF AUSTIN’S BOULDIN CREEK

The Texas spot offers homes ranging from 1920s bungalows to contemporary houses

The actress on her beloved furniture, art, and more

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HIKING IN STYLE

Outdoor enthusiasts can commune with nature without sacrificing convenience

RUMER WILLIS’ FAVORITE THINGS

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CAMERA READY

High-tech innovation focuses its lens on the point-and-shoot

24 RESTORATION HARDWARE’S EVOLUTION

Expect more retail “experiences” from the 40-year-old brand

POPS OF COLOR

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Beverage directors look to incorporate sustainability

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Welcome to the SUMMER Issue of Reside

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ESIDE® was created to enhance your vision of home, whether you’re looking to buy or sell; furnish or fantasize about your dream home; or get a glimpse into the way other people live. Inside every issue, you’ll see a selection of our most interesting listings locally and some of the most fascinating from around the world.

We are proud to represent our many clients and properties. Sun Valley Sotheby’s International Realty is grateful to be a part of the community, and to help facilitate the dream of property ownership in this unique area of Idaho.

The local expertise of Sun Valley Sotheby’s International Realty is backed by a truly global network of real estate professionals, with nearly 1,000 offices in 72 countries and territories worldwide. Whether you’re buying your first condo, investing in property abroad, or anything in-between, the Sotheby’s International Realty ® Global Network offers the foundation to make it a reality.

Our agents represent the most discerning clientele and desirable properties in all price points throughout the region. It is the most exciting time ever in our industry, and we are prepared to handle all of your real estate needs. Whether you already call Sun Valley home, or are visiting this summer, stop by our office in downtown Kechum for the most up-to-date real estate offerings.

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WHAT’S NEW IN ART, ARCHITECTURE, AND DESIGN FROM ART AND JEWELRY, TO WELLNESS SPACES, TO BOLD COLORS, HERE’S WHAT’S IN VOGUE 6

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Opposite page: A prototype kitchen by Vera Iconica Architecture includes a hydroponic garden, which looks like a pink refrigerator, and climate-controlled cabinets. Bottom: Solange Azagury-Partridge’s Scribbles collection is wearable art. This page: John Stefanidis used layers of pink shades to liven up a drawing room in Belgravia, London.

eautiful, bold, and beneficial are the catchwords this season in the worlds of art, architecture, and design.

B We’re decorating our bodies, building healthy environ-

ments, and brightening our rooms with rainbows of color.

Here’s what’s happening.

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Art

Jewelry designers are creating abstract adornments that double as wearable works of art. One such maker is Solange Azagury-Partridge of Britain. Her pieces, which she calls “sculpture for the body,” are dazzling and dynamic and sell for thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of pounds.

Scribbles, one of the newer collections of gemstone rings and mix-and-match-make-your-own earrings under her Solange brand, is inspired by her doodles.

“There’s always something behind each piece; it’s not just what you see,” she says. “The random shapes of scribbles are fascinating and reflect the stones’ internal inclusions. Your eye is attracted by the shapes and color combinations.”

Azagury-Partridge developed a love for jewelry while working at a gallery specializing in 20th-century decorative arts and vintage jewelry. In 1987, she designed her first piece, an uncut diamond in a gold bombe setting, as her own engagement ring.

Tilda Swinton and Lady Gaga are among the celebrities who wear her art, which is in the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.

Her Hotlips collection of rings shaped like bee-stung lips is reminiscent of Salvador Dali’s sexy Mae West Lips Sofa, and her Supernature collection was inspired by the five ancient elements—fire, air, water, earth, and ether. “I make things you don’t know you want until you see them,” she says.

Architecture

A healthy house means healthy inhabitants. That’s the credo of the emerging wellness-architecture movement.

“As an architect, I have the power to shift your cognitive function and your mood through the use of materials, colors, textures, and layouts,” says architect Veronica Schreibeis Smith, who helped coin the term in 2015 when she founded

the Wellness Architecture Initiative. “I and other architects are using these skills to enhance human and planetary well-being by reimagining every room of the house.”

Wellness spaces in homes around the world incorporate eco-friendly, natural materials and innovative, multifunctional designs that encourage a healthy lifestyle.

For instance, a kitchen prototype created by Schreibeis Smith’s firm, Vera Iconica Architecture in Jackson, Wyo., is designed to make cooking a nutritious and fun family ritual.

People pick produce from a hydroponic garden that grows on a wall and store foods in transparent, programmable climatecontrolled cabinets made of natural oak.

For a private client with a young child, her firm designed a flexible tea room/game room/meditation room/yoga room/ playroom that encourages family time and healthy activities.

The real beauty of the movement, Schreibeis Smith says, is that it shows “you can change everything when you change the environment.”

Design

Interior designers are no longer taking a neutral stance on color.

They are replacing beiges and grays with bold hues in exciting combinations. “The trend comes after years of preferred neutral colors introduced by the International School of Architecture, then repeated ad nauseam, particularly in the corporate business world and hotels,” says London-based interior designer John Stefanidis, whose name is synonymous with the original use of vibrant color.

He says interiors around the world finally are finding their true colors. “There are fantastic explosions of color in India and China and everywhere in Africa,” he says.

The colors are cropping up not only in furnishings but also on walls. “I use splashed paint, layer upon layer, to give depth,” he says. “Or stenciling. I’m very proud of the lacepainted walls I created for a bedroom in a Florida house.”

Stefanidis, who has a cosmopolitan clientele, says his color sense is influenced, in part, by his travels: “Exposure to design, color, and architecture as well as the internet and apps like Instagram—it’s all very inspiring.”

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Modern Beach Homes It’s all about floor -to - ceiling windows, sliding doors, and skylights

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t the beach, people want as few barriers to the water as possible.

So when it comes to modern beach houses, views, light, and outdoor space are at the top of every buyer’s wish list. Oversize windows, glass walls, and open layouts are integral design elements, as are covered porches, decks for entertaining, and seamless indoor-outdoor spaces.

Jan Eric Horn, executive director of the architectural division of Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty in Del Mar, California, says there are two defining characteristics of today’s contemporary beach houses: “One is that they have walls of glass, and the reason they have walls of glass, obviously, is to maximize views,” he says. “And the second thing is the trend for the last 20 years—and I don’t think it’s going to stop—toward great rooms.”

Those open layouts, where the kitchen, dining, and living areas are all combined into one large space, have caught on throughout architectural styles, Horn adds, but “it’s especially prevalent at the beach.” People can’t help but come together in the great room, but they are also an efficient use of space that helps keep things bright inside.

Maximizing views is of utmost importance in a beach home.

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Mediterranean lifestyle is very much focused on the outdoor spaces,” she says. “Our clients love to unite the indoor with the outdoor spaces, with large terraces to have lunch or dinner.

Also, the highly Instagrammable infinity pools are incredibly popular.”

In addition to patios, decks, and covered porches for parties and barbecues, today’s beach builds have rooms that convert from indoor to outdoor with the touch of a button.

One Hamptons home that Bodenchak helped design has a corner room with retractable glass doors that open to the lawn and pool area. He is currently marketing this nine-bedroom, 10-anda-half-bathroom mansion in Water Mill, New York, which is listed for just under US$11 million.

Creating a seamless indoor-outdoor experience is essential for homes in South Africa, as well. “Usually, homes have at least two outdoor spaces so that the outdoor spaces can be enjoyed regardless of the prevailing wind,” Neufeld says.

Seamless indooroutdoor spaces are popular with buyers in today’s market.

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Open layouts and huge windows are in vogue on beaches in South Africa, says Steve Neufeld, manager principal of Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty, based in Plettenberg Bay on the country’s southern coast. “Large windows are definitely a must,” he says. “The view is critical to value, as is direct beach access.”

And people don’t just want views from the great room, they want views from every room. That includes eating areas, according to Frank Bodenchak, a Sotheby’s International Realty agent based in Bridgehampton, New York.

“We’re seeing dining areas that are a little off the kitchen, with three walls of glass surrounding them,” says Bodenchak, who also designs Hamptons homes through his company Bodenchak Design & Build. Formal dining rooms are less important, and some new builds don’t have them at all.

These trends are on display at beach homes in Spain, as well, according to Mirjam de Boer of VIVA Sotheby’s International Realty in Mallorca. “The

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Some beach houses also now have a “wet room” of either concrete or cement, Horn says. That’s where sandy kids can rinse off and leave the beach behind them before coming into the house. “Then you don’t have to worry about the mess,” he says.

In addition, sustainably built homes are “slowly getting traction in South Africa,” Neufeld adds. “Many beachfront homes are incorporating solar energy systems, heat pumps, and the like,” he says. “Green credentials do add value.” The firm is currently representing the sale of land at Solar Beach, a coming eco-estate with 14 sites.

The project’s architectural guidelines “require strict adherence” to green

building standards and to protecting the shoreline.

There are even environmental benefits to the trendy open layouts and large windows, according to Horn.

Innovations like those can help make a home more efficient and environmentally friendly, he says. And the floorto-ceiling windows, sliding doors, and skylights that so many beach homes boast promote air flow and let in natural sunlight. “If you do the three of those correctly, you can have a tremendously well-circulated, naturally lit solar home,” Horn says.

Technologies like solar panels and collectors (which will be mandatory on new homes in California starting

in 2020), tankless water heaters, and green insulation are other options for conscientious homeowners, Horn adds.

And designs are incorporating more natural materials, such as bamboo and cork flooring.

Sustainability has become a bigger issue for clients, who want to lessen their footprint but don’t want to compromise on aesthetics, Horn explains.

For him, the biggest trend is “toward what we call architecture as art.” These homes may have a unique design, or could just be a rectangle, but they have been exquisitely executed. “It’s not just a house, but a house that when you look at the facade, from the front or the back, it looks like a work of art,” he says.

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Hiking in Style Commune with nature without sacrificing convenience

The Alila Experience’s Cave Adventure Via Ferrata in Oman is for the adventurous.

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n a digitized world, more global travelers want to take a break from technology while enjoying close contact with nature. Few activities guarantee Zen moments like hiking; fortunately, there’s an ever-growing variety of inviting destinations where expert-led hikes are among the most popular activities.

Better yet, an assortment of upscale resorts and tour providers are offering opportunities to hike in style, with gourmet treats, relaxing spa services, and comfy accommodations taking the sting out of a lung-busting, yet rewarding, hike.

When you’re looking to commune with nature, yet don’t want to sacrifice any conveniences, seek out these opportunities to enjoy some of the best hikes in the world.

NEW YORK STATE

Considered a hiker’s paradise, the Adirondacks cover more than six million acres and have 2,000-plus miles of marked hiking trails, making this America’s largest trail system.

Whiteface Lodge, an all-suite luxury resort tucked into the woodlands above Lake Placid, evokes the Gilded Age style of the Adirondacks’ historic Great Camps. The property, which features striking design elements of stone and timber, provides easy access to signature hiking destinations, such as the High Falls Gorge and Whiteface Landing. Families are wellserved, thanks to complimentary resort amenities such as a 56-seat movie theater, a game room with a two-lane bowling alley, a fishing pond, and a kids camp.

Mohonk Mountain House, a historic resort in the famed Hudson Valley (some 90 miles north of New York City), is celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2019, making it one of the oldest family-run hotels in the U.S. Situated in the center of the Shawangunk Mountains, the property sits next to the glacier-formed Lake Mohonk, providing guests of all ages with ample opportunities to engage with nature. Options range from a relaxing mindfulness hike, to an intense survivalist hike during which participants learn valuable tools and techniques, to a “foods of the forest” hike that teaches guests how to sustain themselves with nature’s bounty.

Alila Jabal Akhdar

SAINT LUCIA

Health-minded Caribbean travelers flock to BodyHoliday, an all-inclusive wellness resort that offers a pair of exhilarating hiking experiences as part of its luxury services. The Mount Gimie hike encompasses a 3,117-foot climb to the summit of the tallest mountain in the West Indies, with breathtaking views of lush tropical rainforests. Those looking for a lessdemanding experience opt for the En Baus Saut hike, in which guests venture into the interior of the island and through the Edmund Rainforest, where they hike into a waterfall to enjoy a refreshing swim.

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Right: Hiking through Uganda with Intrepid Travel.

JAPAN

Japan’s first glamping retreat, Hoshinoya Fuji, offers individual cabins carved into the mountainside, with ample opportunities to detach from the modern world, as epitomized by its “digital detox” program. When not spending time on the Cloud Terrace—a series of connected platforms positioned along the red-pine slope that extends from the cabins—guests can enjoy mountain-trekking tours in which expert guides lead the way towards panoramic views of imposing Mount Fuji and scenic Lake Kawaguchi.

OMAN

Adventure travelers and nature lovers looking to visit Oman in style flock to Alila Jabal Akhdar, a luxury resort nestled 6,000 feet above sea level in the Al Hajar mountains. Guests are encouraged to explore nearby hiking trails, which extend past farmlands filled with walnut trees and pomegranate bushes.

Thrill seekers opt for challenging via ferrata treks that lead to jaw-dropping scenery, such as Al Khutaymi, the site of a hidden village within a cave.

INDIA

For such a densely populated country, India offers a surprising number of world-class hiking destinations, perhaps none more notable than the Himalayan city of Shimla. Well-heeled travelers gravitate to Wildflower Hall, an Oberoi Resort, the stately former residence of a British lord, where guests lose 14

themselves in nature via guided walks through the surrounding landscaped hill slopes.

Nearby, The Oberoi Cecil presents guided nature walks in the village of Annadale. After descending through rhododendron and cedar forests, hikers pause for a relaxing picnic lunch beside a bubbling stream.

MEXICO

Spread across more than 4,000 acres in Tecate, Rancho La Puerta—one of Mexico’s most acclaimed wellness resorts—offers hiking-focused activities for all fitness levels, and employs a concierge with whom guests can take hiking lessons. In addition to challenging hikes, serious trail runners and marathoners can take to the foothills of Mount Kuchumaa to train across numerous trails at different altitudes.

UTAH

Located in Park City, the Montage Deer Valley resort presents a variety of easily accessible hikes. And visitors looking to take their brushes with nature to another level can opt for a Montage Expedition. These intimate, personalized adventures see resort guests take a private plane to Yellowstone or Canyonlands National Park, where expert tour guides lead hikes past myriad highlights.

Nature lovers flock to the city of St. George for the outdoors-focused Red Mountain Resort. Positioned in the heart of southwestern Utah’s Red Rock

Top: Exodus Travels takes travelers to the snowy peaks of the Himalayas. Bottom: A Wilderness Scotland tour through beautiful scenery and ruins on the North Highlands Coast.

Clockwise from top: Damien Raggatt - Intrepid Group, Exodus Travels, Wilderness Scotland-Rupert Shanks

Country, the resort sits in close proximity to neighboring Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks. It offers a range of customizable hiking experiences, as well as spa treatments and wellness workshops designed to help recovery after a long day on the trails.

CALIFORNIA

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the adults-only Ventana Big Sur resort sits on 160 acres of rolling meadows and towering redwoods along California’s scenic Central Coast. Guests revel in daily guided walks, plus dedicated adventure hikes and Big Sur excursions.

Devotees of The Ranch Malibu— one of America’s most lauded and influential wellness retreats—swear by its daily regimen that pairs nutritionfocused, plant-based meals with rigorous fitness classes and guided mountain hikes. The knowledgeable staff and revitalizing atmosphere attract visitors from around the world, and for those who have already had the signature Malibu experience, The Ranch offers similar retreats in the Dolomites of Northern Italy, where guests hike along alpine trails with professional guides.

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Accessible only by boat, seaplane, or helicopter, the Sonora Resort attracts nature lovers to its home in B.C.’s Discovery Islands. Guests hike alongside the property’s ecological guide and pass through old-growth cedars— some more than 800 years old—while learning about ancient remedies and local history. Once back at the resort, vacationers keep an eye out for orcas, dolphins, sea lions, and more.

Adrenaline junkies looking to take their hikes to another level are attracted to the famous granite spires of the Bugaboos, found in the Purcell Mountains of southeastern B.C. CMH Heli-Skiing & Summer Adventures delivers hikers by helicopter; for takeoffs and landings, participants huddle as a group and hold on tight, due to hurricane-force winds created by the rotor. Hardcore types tackle the Skyladder Via Ferrata, a halfday vertical journey up Mount Trundle (no climbing experience necessary), while others can simply admire shale ridges and alpine meadows.

CHILE

Tierra Hotels—a trio of boutique, all-inclusive lodges, each inspired by

nature—provides guided hiking excursions through some of Chile’s most scenic locales. Located on the edge of the famed Torres del Paine National Park, Tierra Patagonia offers guided hikes both inside and outside the park.

From its base in the northern Atacama desert, Tierra Atacama lets guests hike through the striking Valle de la Luna. Situated off the coast of northern Patagonia, Tierra Chiloe—the newest of the three—delivers a quiet environment for peaceful hikes, not to mention penguin and dolphin spotting.

SCOTLAND AND IRELAND

Wilderness Scotland and its sister company, Wilderness Ireland, offer guided walking trips with highlights such as Scotland’s North Highlands Coast, West Highlands Way, and Speyside Way, and Ireland’s Dingle Way and the mountains of Connemara and Mayo. Participants choose between hill walks, coastal walks, and valley hikes, and a grading system ensures the right difficulty level. Wilderness Scotland also offers self-guided walks in which guests go at their own pace with the freedom to explore along the way, while being assisted via baggage transfers and 24-hour support.

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In - store restaurants have become fine- dining destinations in their own right

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n-store restaurants aren’t new: For decades, spots like the Zodiac at Neiman Marcus in Dallas have let shoppers unwind over a glass of wine and a salad. But now, more retail locations are including upscale eateries, hiring celebrity chefs, and developing elaborate menus that emphasize freshness and seasonality.

These restaurants are becoming dining destinations in their own right, drawing customers who come for the food first and the shopping second.

Some began as additions to existing shops, while others were developed in tandem with boutiques, offering customers a holistic experience. Such schemes have been so successful that French chef Dominique Crenn, whose San Francisco restaurant Atelier Crenn was awarded three Michelin stars, will open a combination restaurant, boutique, and patisserie in the northern California city this fall. And hungry shoppers already have a range of options around the world when they want fine dining alongside their retail therapy.

L’Avenue at Saks, New York City

The seasonal prix fixe menu at Graanmarkt in Antwerp, Belgium, changes on a daily basis.

Opened in February 2019, this FrenchThai restaurant is on the ninth floor of Saks Fifth Avenue’s flagship New York location. Its debut was covered

by Vogue and drew celebrities, such as actress Jessica Chastain, who came to check out the Philippe Starck-designed interiors and the extensive menu.

Inside, the color palette skews beige and brown, punctuated by stained-glass windows, while just downstairs is Le Chalet, a bar and lounge with a skilodge feel. The menu spans fine-dining classics, including caviar, foie gras, and beef tartare, as well as Thai-inflected dishes like chili sea bass. The cocktail menu features straightforward drinks like Negronis and old-fashioneds, as well as more creative concoctions from mixologist Nico de Soto and a dessert menu overseen by Pierre Herme. The restaurant is reservations-only, and has a popular counterpart in Paris.

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Beige Alain Ducasse, on the 10th floor of Chanel in Ginza, Tokyo, offers views over the city, and French food with Japanese ingredients.

Owner Carla Sozzani, a former fashion editor and publisher, opened Corso Como in 1991 as a hybrid of a gallery, boutique, and dining destination.

Its original Milan location features a ground-floor cafe, serving elegant small plates, pastas, risottos, salads, and more, plus extensive cocktail and wine lists. Also on the ground floor is a clothing shop, while upstairs you’ll find a book and design store, an art gallery, and a three-room hotel with full-service amenities. The building itself is eye-catching, fostering a seamless indoor-outdoor feel with floor-toceiling windows, a courtyard, garden, and terraces from which to take it all in.

Sozzani has also opened branches in Seoul, Shanghai, and at the South Street Seaport in New York.

Ralph’s Coffee Bar at Polo Ralph Lauren, London

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generating monthslong waiting lists.

And in 2017, the designer made his London dining foray, opening this cafe beside Polo Ralph Lauren’s flagship store. Outfitted with plenty of dark wood, leather booths, and gleaming finishes, Ralph’s Coffee Bar serves caffeinated drinks, cocktails, and wine, along with country-club style dishes such as club sandwiches and lobster rolls. There’s also a brunch menu and, fittingly for the U.K., a prix fixe afternoon tea, complete with sandwiches and dessert. The environment is cozier than some other retail restaurant locations, with limited seating at tables and the bar. Next door, shop for men’s, women’s, and children’s apparel, as well as home goods and cosmetics.

Beige Alain Ducasse at Chanel Ginza, Tokyo

Japan is known for impressive department-store dining options, but the Chanel outlet in Ginza, which reopened in September 2018 after a

GraanmarkT, Antwerp, BELGIUM

At Graanmarkt, which opened in 2010, owners Ilse Cornelissens and Tim Van Geloven offer a store, restaurant, and apartment, all under one roof. The couple selects every product for sale at the shop, creating a curated blend of high-end fashion, home goods, and cosmetics, sourced from around the world.

On the basement level is a restaurant run by chef Seppe Nobels, who oversees a seasonal prix fixe menu that changes daily, in a bright, friendly space with marble-topped tables and modern art.

For something more casual, Nobels also runs a food truck out front on Saturdays, serving fast but healthy dishes with local ingredients. Recently, after renovations from Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen, Cornelissens and Van Geloven have converted the building’s top-floor apartment into a full-floor hotel that can accommodate up to six guests at a time.

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Corso Como, Milan

renovation, takes the concept a step further with Beige Alain Ducasse. The high-end dining destination, on the building’s 10th floor, serves French food prepared with Japanese ingredients under the guidance of executive chef Kei Kojima. The decor, too, has an East-meets-West flair, with warm hues and minimalist style. Prix fixe and à la carte options are available, highlighting locally sourced ingredients. On lunch and dinner menus, expect to see dishes ranging from foie gras with roasted apples to fish served with daikon and yuzu. On the lower floors are three stories of Chanel boutiques, as well as a Chanel event space that hosts concerts and fashion exhibitions.

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PARAS QUARTIER GURGAON, HARYANA, INDIA

Sector 2, Gwal Pahari Paras Quartier is a prestigious condominium project in the National Capital Region, that has set a new trend in spacious high rise living. Being only five minutes away from Golf Course Road in the scenic Aravali hills region, on Gurgaon-Faridabad Expressway, Paras Quartier is spread over 10 acres of expansive layout that offers wide spaces and ample green areas, making it one of the most serene and peaceful residential properties in Gurgaon.This stunning development offers 4 bedroom apartments in the range of 5350 sq. ft. and 6000 sq. ft. area supported with world-class interiors, contemporary design aesthetics that is integrated in the entire layout plan. Residents of this High-End-Tower also enjoy a 270 degree panoramic view of the city skyline and the lush green cover.

This project has a lavish clubhouse with exclusive concierge services.

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Naeem Khan’s Sky- High Inspiration The designer of luxury women’s wear talks about the places that inspire him, from his native Mumbai to Miami

You’ve emphasized separates recently.

Why are millennials drawn to those?

In the past, you had the grand dames shopping for gowns. Now you have money in younger people’s hands— women in their 30s and 40s in tech or finance, and they think differently. There are only so many occasions for gowns.

Separates work better. And millennials want to put things together their way and express themselves creatively. So you can take one of my tops, a Zara skirt, and maybe a Miu Miu jacket, and make it your own.

What did you learn about fashion from your father and grandfather?

They designed fabrics made with pure gold, sterling silver, real pearls, and diamonds, all done by hand. I had a dream to take that tradition and make it modern. Now my two boys work with me. That makes four generations of a family tradition.

That must make you proud.

It does. It also creates a homey atmosphere at the office. The people who work for me are like family, and the office is designed like a home.

Well, if it’s anything like your Miami home, then your workers are lucky.

You bought that home on impulse?

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Above and left: Naeem Khan’s fall 2019 collection.

ot everyone has the audacity to buy a multimillion-dollar, sky-high triplex in Miami on a whim, but Naeem Khan isn’t N your typical house buyer—or fashion designer, for that matter.

A look at his luxury women’s wear label—known for its opulent embroidery and worn by the likes of Beyoncé, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Michelle Obama—reveals that he’s been playing a steady long game in a bid to court younger consumers. His recent collections, including the coming fall line, emphasize glamorous separates, popular with millennials.

Born and raised in Mumbai, Khan, 61, learned about textiles from his father and grandfather, who designed elegant saris for India’s upper crust. After moving to New York, he apprenticed with designer Halston. He launched his eponymous brand in 2003, a bridal line 10 years later, and this year hopes to open a new headquarters not far from that glorious Miami aerie.

I did—without ever seeing it in person.

I’d looked at many homes but was wasting time not making a decision. I was in Dallas at a [trunk show], a thousand people, standing ovation, and I stepped outside feeling so good. [Later, surfing online], I saw this apartment: three stories, like a set of glass boxes on top of a high-rise, with a pool in it. I saw it on a Saturday and bought it on a Tuesday.

What did your wife say?

She thought I was insane. But she knew if I really wanted to do this, there was a reason. So she let me. We designed the interiors together. That was 12 years ago and we’ve been very happy there.

Now I’m building an art and education complex [in Miami]—a high school of fashion. I’m moving my headquarters down there, so the kids can get hands-on experience. We’re also talking about growing hemp and other sustainable fabrics. All this evolved from a basic question—how do we give back?

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Modern Takes on Marble How to use the ultraluxe material all over your home

n the world of interiors, no material exudes elegance quite like marble. Prized for its varied colorways and unique Iveining, marble elevates an interior to luxury status. It’s no

Making It Feel Current

While marble has a tendency to evoke an old-world aesthetic, designers are using it in ways that feel current. For instance, highly veined, polished black-and-white book-matched marble—mirror-image marble placed side-by-side—would make a stunning dining tabletop, Cloughen says.

“Pair it with a contemporary metal base and the result is dynamic and elegant and timeless—whether it’s a cocktail table or a dining table,” she says. Similarly, a light, subtly veined marble in a honed finish creates a soft luster and looks sophisticated with minimal design, she says.

Marble is a material seen more often in homes today due to advances in quarrying and fabricating stone, which have helped lower the cost, says Phillip Thomas, founder and principal 22

of Phillip Thomas interior design firm in New York. “Just be mindful, marble needs to be counterbalanced with other materials to support acoustics, since it doesn’t absorb noise,” Thomas says.

Marble can also look of-the-moment through its detailing. “There is something very modern about expressing marble in a monumental fashion with large, gutsy proportions,” Thomas says.

Rendell Fernandez, design director for Pembrooke & Ives, a firm with offices in New York and Beverly Hills, utilizes marble as a feature in bathrooms and powder rooms, as well as foyer floors— for a classic application—and staircases for the ultimate in luxury.

“You can also take a classic piece of marble and modernize it by mitering a chunky edge on it,” says Michelle Gerson

An interior designed

by Phillip Thomas in Bellport, New York, uses a marble table as an accent.

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wonder the natural stone has graced the palaces and temples of kings and emperors for centuries.

“Marble has been used in the most noble homes for flooring and decoration since the beginning of time, and using it in any interior perpetuates this legacy,” says Rome-based architect and designer Achille Salvagni. “Because there are so many types of marble, it is an easy way to play with color and pattern.”

Formed from limestone when it’s exposed to high pressures and temperatures, marble is found in many colors and veining due to mineral impurities such as iron, clay, and sand, which intrude as the original rock is recrystallizing.

Marble adds “sophistication to an interior, whether it is used for a mantle, a piece of furniture, or as an architectural element such as flooring,” says Lisa Melone Cloughen of Melone Cloughen Interiors in Greenwich, Connecticut.

of Gerson Interiors in New York, who likes to use slabs of marble for fireplace walls. “When I am using marble, I like to mix in warm cerused woods and soft-textured pieces of upholstery to create balance in a space.”

Cloughen cautions against too much.

“Two, maximum three marble furnishings are acceptable, and any more than that would be monotonous,” she says.

texture by varying veining and colors. If you’re not afraid to take a risk, it’s great to mix marbles.”

One of the most popular places to use marble is in the bathroom. “Since antiquity, marble has been the choice of bath houses, and that trend continues today,” Cloughen says. “An entire bath done in primarily whole slabs or with detailed wainscoting and paneling can be so elegant,” she says.

Top: Michael Mundy; bottom: Gianni Franchellucci

Walls of Wonder

Top: A kitchen designed by Phillip Thomas shows off how marble works on more than just countertops. Below: Marble makes for a luxurious bathroom, designed by Achille Salvagni.

The look of marble-clad walls can rival an interior filled with fine art, creating drama and glamour, Cloughen says.

“The fact that they are created in nature adds an element of uniqueness to each and every design,” she says.

Because there are so many types and colors of marble, it’s easy to play with color and pattern in the veins. “The key is to ensure the craftsman will cut the marble so that the patterns will be similar, which creates the ‘wow’ effect if it is made properly,” Salvagni says.

“I love the layer of texture and depth marble can add to a space,” Gerson says.

“You can control the levels of depth and

Perfectly Imperfect

As a natural stone, marble tends to be soft and porous, so it can stain and scratch.

When it comes to high-traffic zones, some types of marble may be marginally more durable than others.

Gerson recommends a heavily veined or patterned marble for common areas.

“Arabescato marble is great for a kitchen countertop, as it tends to be busy and hides stains and etching better,” she says.

She suggests onyx marble for tabletops, since it’s a harder stone that “allows light to flow through, bringing another dimension to a surface.”

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Restoration Hardware’s Evolution to Design Studio

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Expect more retail “experiences” from the 40 -year - old brand estoration Hardware is in the business of selling furniture, but these days, the retail experience is more than just R buying products. It’s becoming an entire lifestyle.

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In 2016, the brand launched RH Interior Design as well as the interactive RH Design Ateliers across all their retail stores. So not only can consumers come to Restoration Hardware to fill their homes, but they can also rely on internal interior designers—and even bring their own architects and designers to RH workspaces—to give their spaces a point of view and sense of style.

“The evolution of our interior-design services positions RH as a leading interior-design firm and demonstrates how our brand can deliver value that transcends just creating and selling product, as we move toward conceptualizing and selling spaces,” RH Chairman and CEO Gary Friedman said in a statement.

The company, which opened in 1979, is known for luxe weathered antique-style furnishings, lighting, and accessories.

But its business model continues to evolve. Last fall, the brand opened its first retail “experience,” a 90,000-squarefoot, six-level gallery dubbed RH New York, in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. The space houses a restaurant, bar, an art installation, all the RH lines—modern, outdoor, baby and child, teen, etc.—as well as an entire floor dedicated to design with RH interior-design offices, client presentation rooms, and state-of-the-art technology that basically makes it a fullscale design firm.

“We are designing a seamlessly integrated ecosystem of businesses that amplify and render our brand, and each other, more valuable,” Friedman says.

But RH’s expansion isn’t done yet. The company plans to increase the number of new galleries with integrated restaurants, wine vaults, and barista bars from an average of three to five new galleries per year to five to seven per year, with 2019 openings slated in Edina, Minn.; Charlotte, N.C.; Corte Madera, Calif.; San Francisco; and Columbus, Ohio.

“We are creating a customer experience that can’t be replicated online…We have total control of our brand from concept to customer. What we are building is extremely rare in today’s retail landscape,” Friedman says.

Restoration Hardware’s 90,000-square-foot retail experience in New York’s Meatpacking District has a restaurant, bar, and lots of furniture and design installations.

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Rumer Willis’ Favorite Things The actress on her beloved furniture, art, and more

arlier this year, actress Rumer Willis surprised fans by being the woman—and voice—behind an elaborate lion costume E on Fox TV’s singing-competition show The Masked Singer.

Willis has been bitten by the singing bug, and now the former Dancing with the Stars winner is heading to the music studio to record an album later this year. The music, she says, will be inspired by Amy Winehouse, and aims to “take jazz and make it more digestible for a new generation.”

Later this year, Willis will hit the big screen in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, a film from Quentin Tarantino. “It was one of the most amazing experiences I’ve had on set,” she says.

It was particularly special, she says, to be part of a film legacy that includes her dad, Bruce Willis, who played the role of Butch in Tarantino’s 1994 film Pulp Fiction.

Willis, 30, who is the eldest daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, lives in Los Angeles in a home she has owned for about 10 years. She told Reside® about her favorite items inside it.

Her antique armchair

A necklace from mom

“This is a chair that my mom got me, and I’ve had it since I was 18.

It’s been with me in every place that I’ve lived in.

It’s the perfect reading chair, and once you sit in it, you definitely don’t want to get up.”

“Jewelry, in general, is important to me, and this one is from my mom. I started collecting charms a couple of years ago, and this one has a charm that reflects everyone in my family.”

A painting from her sister Tallulah

“My little sister Tallulah is a visual artist. For her first art show, I think I bought half of her show. She creates these amazing characters that are poignant. These two are painted in watercolor.”

Sustainable skin products

“I recently discovered a company called Kindred Black that does sustainable, ‘slow’ skin care in beautiful bottles. I’m trying to do things to lower my carbon footprint and be more sustainable. This company uses bottles that look vintage.

They could be from the ’70s, or straight out of Game of Thrones. They look amazing and smell incredible.”

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“I love being able to listen to music this way. Music has always been an important part of my life. Most of my taste is for music created when records were the only option—from the 1940s to the ’70s.

I didn’t know 90% of the artists at Coachella.”

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Her record player

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A view of the Texas city from Zilker Metropolitan Park, a highlight of Bouldin Creek.

AUSTIN’S BOULDIN CREEK OFFERS HIP LUXURY

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Homes range from 1920s bungalows to contemporary houses

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south, offers a mix of housing styles, ranging from newly constructed and newly renovated homes to classic 1920s and 1930s bungalows. Regardless of style or date, single-family homes generally are on 0.15-acre lots.

There is also a variety of prices. While the most desirable newer homes, which have three or more bedrooms, are $1.2 million to $2 million, vintage homes that need a fair amount of updating sell for around $600,000, Millheiser says.

The neighborhood also offers condos of varying ages that, according to Millheiser, range from $275,000 for smaller, older units to $800,000 for modern, new-construction ones.

“It’s possible to get into the single-family-home market for $550,000,” she says. “That would be for a fixer-upper. The land itself on a typical lot is worth $400,000 to $450,000.”

WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE

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Above: A home in Bouldin Creek, one of Austin’s most well-heeled areas.

ouldin Creek, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Austin, Texas, B offers an artistic, bohemian vibe in a

sublime suburban setting of streets shaded by Heritage Oak trees.

“With its cool shops, it’s the perfect embodiment of hip Austin,” says Shay Millheiser, a global real estate advisor with Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty. “The residents are well-off, but the atmosphere of the neighborhood is understated, not ostentatious.”

Founded around 1900, Bouldin Creek is named after Col. James Bouldin, an early settler, and the creek that runs through it. Unlike other communities in the city, it’s designed for walking, whether you’re wearing cowboy boots or Christian Loboutins.

It’s a place where longtime residents, young professionals with families, and the occasional celebrity co-exist as equals. “Bouldin Creek,” Millheiser says, “has a little bit of something for everyone.”

A MIX OF OLD AND NEW HOMES

The community, which is bordered by South Congress Avenue on the east, the Union Pacific railroad tracks on the west, Barton Springs Road on the north, and West Oltorf Street on the

From its flock of wild peacocks to its funky-fare food trucks and clusters of mom-and-pop coffee shops, Bouldin Creek understates its affluence with an eccentric flair. “All the stores are local,” Millheiser says. “You don’t see chains.”

South First Street, the commercial corridor, features the Bouldin Creek Café, which serves meatless meals and what it bills as the city’s best hangover cure—The Leveler, with Guinness, espresso, and chocolate; Seventh Flag Coffee Co., a hangout for locals who stop to sip and chat; and Sway, an award-winning, upscale modern Thai restaurant.

Green Pastures, the onetime estate of the neighborhood’s founder and home base for the roaming peacocks, operates as a restaurant and special-events venue.

The gustatory scene is dominated by food trucks with punny names, such as Granarly, which offers hand-crafted whiskey-granola blends; Bananarchy, whose frozen banana concoctions include The GOB, a $10 dessert that features two bananas stuck together, double-dipped in chocolate, and rolled in nuts; and Gourdough’s, which creates funky doughnuts like the Flying Pig, with bacon and maple syrup icing.

Other Austin-centric shops include Texas Custom Boots, which sells handmade cowboy boots; the Martinez Brothers Taxidermist; Turntable Records, which offers vintage vinyl; and Mana Culture, a boho boutique with apparel and jewelry.

What can’t be found in Bouldin Creek can be found nearby.

For clubs, residents head to the South Congress neighborhood, an entertainment hub about a half-mile away.

Bouldin Creek includes Nicholas Dawson Neighborhood Park, where community artwork meets nature, and Zilker Metropolitan Park, which covers 350 acres. The South Austin Recreation Center, which offers sports ranging from volleyball to kickball, and Auditorium Shores, an urban park, are within walking distance of the neighborhood.

One of Bouldin Creek’s main attractions, Millheiser says, is its location. “It’s a stone’s throw from downtown,” she says.

“And it’s only three miles from the University of Texas.”

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GRADE-A GRADIENTS THIS UPDATED VERSION OF COLOR BLOCKING MAKES A MAJESTIC STATEMENT

This wall, from Tempaper, shows blue undertones and gradation.

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olor gradients, expressing several hues in the same color family—in C a subtle ombre shift or a more linear

fashion—create artistic flair in an interior. The look often goes from light to dark and, depending on the technique, can produce an ethereal impression or a more whimsical feel.

“Color gradients are a great tool for decorative effect, which allow us to play with color palettes in interiors,” says Elnaz Namaki of London-based design firm Elnaz Namaki Studio.

They are a softer, updated version of color blocking and can yield different looks by varying the color tone and the strength of the gradient, says Ohiobased Amanda Both, lead designer at Tempaper, a line of adhesive-backed removable wallpaper. “Gradients used in an interior can be uplifting and add depth at the same time,” she says.

There are two main techniques used with color gradients; the first is a twotone gradation from light to dark within the same color grouping, and the second is a gradient-mix application with tonally different colors, Namaki says. It “can be in either vertical or horizontal directions or an overall blend.”

Whether the method is used on a wall, accessories, or drapery, it’s one that makes a majestic statement.

Opposite page: Tempaper; this page: Elnaz Namaki and HvB Development

CONSIDER THE EFFECTS

The impression you create often depends on the material the color gradient is used on, such as wallpaper, paint, fabric, or glass, Namaki says. Not to mention, “the color family and the size and scale of a color gradient greatly impact the effect on an interior,” she says. When done in neutral tones, the look can be very soft. Using brighter, more saturated hues creates a bolder look. “Personally, I prefer using subtle color gradients within neutral tones of the same color family, such as cream to tan or light gray to dark gray,” she adds.

Andrea Magno, a Benjamin Moore color and design expert in New Jersey, suggests using a monochromatic color scheme with varying hues within one particular shade grouping. “Working

A pink ombre adds glamour to a bathroom designed by Elnaz Namaki Studio.

within one color family actually creates many color-combination options, as varying the undertones, lightness, and darkness of a color can yield really beautiful results,” she says.

upper section will feel lighter with the deeper colors adding weight closer to the floor,” Magno says. The technique is best for neutrals with similar undertones, Magno says.

PLACEMENT MAKES PERFECT

BE STRATEGIC

Applying color gradients in bathrooms can be particularly eye-catching, Namaki says. “The layering of different shades within the same color family looks very fresh,” she adds. In this space, she prefers working with colorways such as light green to dark green, light pink to burgundy, or light blue to dark blue.

“This is a very simple yet effective way of creating depth and contrast between dark and light within the same color family,” Namaki says.

Upholstery, and especially curtains and blinds, are other areas where a color gradient can be showcased. “An ombre two-toned gradation from light to dark works well for blinds and curtains, especially as it frames the windows and walls,” Namaki says.

Magno suggests using an ombre approach in a room that has a chair rail or wainscoting by placing the lighter color on the top portion of the walls, a midtone on the lower half of the wall, and a darker hue as the base color. “The

While gradients can be used in any space and applied on mostly any surface— walls, furniture, cabinets, accessories— Tempaper’s Both recommends either going big with one large application, such as a wall expanse, or using the same gradient prints on smaller pieces, such as throw pillows.

“Glass that graduates from clear to gray or clear to amber, or cushions that graduate between two colors in a single room, tie everything together and are great ways to bring this effect into a space,” Namaki says.

If you are working with a gradient on a larger surface, such as a wall expanse, Magno recommends keeping colors monochromatic. “This is a great choice when the architecture of the home is very open, with one space flowing into the next,” she says. “By creating combinations that are monochromatic, there is an easy color transition from one space to the next. This is also easier on the eyes.”

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Forever Fragrances Kilian Hennessy’s pledge to perfumery

The businessman, left, has turned his attention to perfume.

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hen it comes to life’s greatest pleasures, Kilian Hennessy’s passion W is palpable.

“True luxury should never be thrown away,” he says. “It should be passed on from one generation to another.”

Although his name would lead you to believe otherwise, the luxury that Hennessy, 47, refers to isn’t cognac. Yes, he is a fifth-generation lineal descendant of Richard Hennessy, the prominent cognac producer whose empire dates to 1765. But Kilian Hennessy’s childhood in France—enveloped by extravagance—would usher him on a distinct yet glamorous path: perfumery.

“I grew up in a world of traditional, French luxury,” he says. “I honor—and twist—this history into my own contemporary vision of French perfume.”

As a child, Hennessy didn’t lie awake at night dreaming about fragrances. His infatuation with aromatics began in college. About two decades ago, while finishing his studies at the Sorbonne in Paris, he wrote his thesis on the “Semantics of Scents,” a choice that spurred his curiosity about perfume.

But it was his interview with budding scent maker Jacques Cavallier (now the in-house perfumer at Louis Vuitton) that would help cultivate his passion for fragrances.

“Cavallier taught me everything I know today,” he says.

After graduation, Hennessy went on to work for legends such as Christian Dior, Paco Rabanne, Alexander McQueen, and Giorgio Armani before launching his own brand in 2007. By Kilian­—an eco-luxury fragrance company—was born when Hennessy eyed a collection of antique perfume bottles at the Baccarat Museum in Paris. Appreciating the craftsmanship that went into creating these exquisite flagons, Hennessy was inspired to introduce fragrances in a traditional light, but with a modern sensibility.

“I wanted to put perfumery back on its pedestal by going back to the truth about perfume,” he explains. “Back to the way it was made in the late 19th and early 20th century, while adding a contemporary twist at the same time.”

His fragrances take catchy names that reflect the notes and intention of the scents. The top seller, Good Girl Gone Bad—apricot-tinged osmanthus, absolute orange blossom, rose of May, tuberose absolute, jasmine, and narcissus—is a “head-twisting mix of naughty and nice.” Also popular is Straight to Heaven, a fusion of rich, dark rum, creamy vanilla, dried fruit, patchouli, and cedarwood, fashioning “a scent that leads straight to paradise,” and reflects his family’s rich history in cognac. That heritage ultimately helped steer Hennessy’s aspirations in the world of fragrance.

He believes crafting cognac and crafting perfume have plenty in common. “They are both complex creations, with many layers, each of which develops over time, be it in a barrel or on the skin,” he says. He recalls “rich and vivid scents” wafting from the cognac cellars when he was a child. He explains that oak barrels steeped in sugar, alcohol, and wood have played a key role in his olfactory signature. “Very often I have the feeling that the smell of these cellars lives in almost all my scents.”

According to Hennessy, all By Kilian bottles are refillable, and the packaging is reusable as jewelry boxes or evening clutch bags—a sustainable aspect of the brand—forging a true statement of eco-luxury. Customers purchase a By Kilian perfume in its elegant bottle and box, wear the fragrance, and use the case for a lifetime. “I like the idea that a woman comes to me for beautiful, luxury-scented products that she knows she will keep forever,” he says.

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Pools with Views Today’s swimming pools ­—and the Spaces That Surround Them ­—ARE WILD AND WONDROUS

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Vail Colorado

This modern alpine home is a true masterpiece and offers unparalleled amenities, with the jaw-dropping canvas of Vail Mountain as its backdrop. The outdoor living space comes equipped with a full-sized custom saltwater pool, an adjacent hot tub, a full-sized dining area and grilling station, a fire pit, and a covered lounge area with a fireplace and television. Situated along Gore Creek, this home takes advantage of the natural beauty the Rocky Mountains have to offer and sets a new bar for luxury. $21,500,000

Property ID: 96TPBG | sothebysrealty.com LIV Sotheby’s International Realty Tye Stockton 970 471 2557

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hey’re carved into rocks, they jut into oceans.

They’re perched over cliffs, seemingly defying gravity.

Today’s swimming pools are wet, wild, and wondrous. Designers are going bold with new technologies and audacious ideas. Pools may function as extensions of one’s living spaces, but when builders sculpt backyard environments into dreamscapes, they carry homeowners off into the realm of fantasy.

“Setting matters,” says Tom Casey of Anthony & Sylvan Pools headquartered in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. The company builds pools throughout the U.S., from vanishingedge models elevated over bays, lakes, and oceans, to splashy renditions sited high on hillsides to look out over spectacular city skylines. They’ve even engineered pools that flow through the interior living spaces of homes.

Design is important, but engineering is everything. When a pool is situated on the edge of a mountain, for instance, “there needs to be absolute assurance of its structural integrity, that the physical structure is exactly where it’s supposed to be and at exactly the elevation it needs to finish with,” Casey says. Newly developed automation and machinery make it easier to hit the mark. Fortunately for homeowners, 3D software allows them to visualize the final result in detail before a shovel is ever put into the ground.

A cantilevered pool on an estate on Tortola in the British Virgin Islands is a feat of engineering and a triumph of design. It is on a private, three-acre estate called Celestial House, so named because it sits like an observatory on a ridge above the popular vacation-villa area of West End with commanding views of the brilliant night skies.

“The pool is phenomenal,” says Maritha Keil of British Virgin Islands Sotheby’s International Realty. It is the centerpiece of a five-plus-bedroom tropical retreat. With a 60-foot curved horizon edge, the water seemingly cascades into the Caribbean Sea below. Beaches, a national park, distant islands, and even the occasional rainbow make up a breathtaking panorama.

Of course, the more complex the project and less accessible the site, the higher the cost. “You can accelerate through six figures very quickly, and passing half a million dollars is not difficult,” Casey says. On the other hand, Keil estimates pools like the one at Celestial House “probably add over a million dollars” to the value of a property. The pool is what elevates a vacation home into a slice of paradise “you don’t ever want to leave,” she says.

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With classically designed interiors radiating refined luxury and a majestic location on Tortola’s northern shore, Celestial House is without a doubt one of the most desirable properties in the British Virgin Islands. This property attests to its name in its elevated position above one of the island’s most renowned beaches. Palm trees decorate the vast complex of the property with a wide variety of tropical and floral displays all year round. The property features a dramatic wraparound veranda and curved 82-foot heated infinity-edge pool and hot tub. $5,250,000

Property ID: 5JRVG4 | sothebysrealty.com British Virgin Islands Sotheby’s International Realty Maritha Keil 284 340 5555

Victoria, B.C. Canada

Imbedded in the rocky hillside, this concrete and steel collaboration is a spectacular testament to the dramatic backdrop of the Olympic Mountains and Straits of Juan de Fuca.

Walls of glass retract to enable the natural flow effortlessly from indoors to outdoors, where an infinity pool appears to flow over the hillside, and a massive koi pond forms a moat round the natural rock landscape.

C$6,250,000

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Key Largo Florida

This spectacular new-construction Mediterranean estate blends elegance with serenity to create the ultimate waterfront home.

With its award-winning design and expansive ocean views, this home is a premier residence of the private Ocean Reef Club. The glass-encased infinity pool and 16-foot cascading waterfall connect the indoor and outdoor living areas to provide the perfect tranquil living space. $22,000,000

Property ID: XW2C9C | sothebysrealty.com Ocean Reef Club Sotheby’s International Realty Eric Woodard 305 394 4461

Oakville California

In the heart of California’s Napa Valley, this glorious wine-country estate compound encompasses a contemporary residence, a welcoming guesthouse, a three-bay car barn, and numerous alluring outdoor spaces. Nestled amid approximately three acres of lush lawn, mature trees, and colorful gardens, the heated swimming pool and spa enjoy breathtaking vistas of the surrounding vineyards, mountains, and sunsets. $22,500,000

Property ID: QFE2ZV | sothebysrealty.com Sotheby’s International Realty— Wine Country Brokerage Ginger Martin 415 516 3939

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Heritage Hotels High - end places around the world where you can stay in historic style et-setters in search of memorable accommodations are wise to seek out a lovingly restored heritage hotel that Jcombines modern luxuries and fine service with a historic

atmosphere. Some heritage hotels operate as independent properties, while others are backed by global hotel brands.

Here’s a look at some of the most notable ones around.

LONDON

In early 2019, the Cadogan Hotel—the former pied-à-terre of Oscar Wilde—reopened as the Belmond Cadogan after a four-year, US$48-million renovation. First opened in 1887, the hotel retains its original Queen Anne design (wood-paneled walls, stained-glass windows, mosaic floors), but has been updated with contemporary art and furniture.

Another high-profile newcomer to London’s hotel scene is The Dixon, Tower Bridge, Autograph Collection, which recently opened in the former home of the Tower Bridge Magistrate’s Court & Police Station. The property offers a stylish yet edgy take on its surroundings, as evidenced by the 38

jail cells in the Provisioners restaurant and the Courtroom Bar’s judge’s bench and Edwardian oak paneling.

The Hotel Café Royal used to be a social club in the mid-19th century, a favorite for afternoon tea. After an extensive, multiyear restoration, the original Grade II-listed building—formerly a fire station on one side, a bank on the other—reopened in 2012 and is now one of London’s most in-demand hotels. Notable additions include Cakes & Bubbles, a dessert-only restaurant from Albert Adria, and Laurent at Café Royal, a fine-dining spot from Laurent Tourondel.

PARIS

The only palatial hotel on the Left Bank of Paris, Hôtel Lutetia reopened in 2018 after a four-year, US$233 million refurbishment. The property, built in 1910 by the same family who opened Le Bon Marche department store, once hosted Picasso, Matisse, Charlie Chaplin, and James Joyce, who wrote part of Ulysses there.

The structure that houses Hôtel de Crillon, a Rosewood

The Roch Castle Hotel in Wales allows guests to feel like actual monarchs.

Hotel, dates to 1758, when King Louis XV commissioned the greatest architect of the time, Ange-Jacques Gabriel, to create a grand structure on the Place de la Concorde. The opulent grounds, which reopened in 2017, include 40 different types of marble and a pool filled with some 17,600 gold accents.

United Arab Emirates

Al Bait Sharjah, which opened in December 2018, is a luxury hideaway in the heart of Sharjah, a major culturalheritage hub a short drive from Dubai.

The resort is the result of an ambitious preservation project in which a collection of historic manor houses were converted into top-tier accommodations packed with modern amenities.

SWITZERLAND

Since 1872, the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz has been recognized as one of the most prominent spa destinations in the world.

In 2019, the resort is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a US$45 million renovation to its flagship complex, the Grand Hotel Quellenhof. Guests enjoy modern spa suites, some of which contain a private whirlpool, sauna, and steam shower with a thermal spa water supply from the famous Tamina Gorge.

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CHINA

Capella Shanghai Jian Ye Li, which opened in 2017, is an all-villa, all-suite sanctuary nestled in the Xuhui District’s last remaining cluster of traditional shikumen townhouses. The luxe property features stylish French and Chinese design elements that reflect the neighborhood’s golden era during the 1930s.

Set amid imposing karst mountains in Guangxi province, Alila Yangshuo’s 117 rooms are in a renovated 1960s sugar mill. The modern facilities, which opened in 2017, stand in contrast to surrounding green hills and winding rivers.

INDIA

One of India’s most extravagant new hotels, Alila Fort Bishangarh is housed in an 18th-century warrior fortress, set high among the peaks of the ancient Aravalli Range. Original 10-foot walls and towering turrets—once used to

combat Mughal invaders—stand in sharp contrast to the 59 lavish suites, three restaurants, and a luxurious spa.

Taj Connemara, which dates to 1854 (making it South India’s oldest hotel), reopened in 2018 after an extensive, multiyear renovation and redesign. With architectural styles ranging from classic colonial and art deco to tropical modernism, the complex houses 147 rooms and suites, as well as 4.5 acres of landscaped gardens and atrium gardens.

CALIFORNIA

Situated along the Mendocino Coast and surrounded by old-growth redwoods, the Harbor House Inn—built in 1916

by Goodyear Redwood—reopened in May 2018 after an eight-year restoration.

Guests enjoy activities such as whale watching, hiking to a black-sand beach and waterfall, or foraging for seaweed and sea urchins with the inn’s chefs.

The Ackerman Heritage House, opened to the public in 2017, offers some of the most distinctive lodging in Napa. Located in an 1888 Queen Anne Victorian home in downtown Napa, the property thrills oenophiles with its stylish aviary, a wine-tasting room where visitors enjoy Ackerman Family Vineyard’s organic wines.

The Francis House in Calistoga, which opened in September 2018 after an extensive three-year renovation, is housed in an 1886 landmark building listed in the National Register of Historic Places. After careful restoration, the former home of the Calistoga Hospital emerged as a luxurious five-room inn.

SCOTLAND

The Fife Arms opened in the Scottish

Highlands village of Braemar in January 2019 after an intensive restoration

by Iwan and Manuela Wirth, the Swiss founders of the influential Hauser and Wirth art gallery. Originally a 19thcentury Victorian coaching inn, each of the 46 guest rooms pays homage to a different place, person, event, or custom integral to local history, and the property features more than 12,000 works of art.

Alila Yangshuo is set inside a former sugar mill in China, among green hills and winding rivers.

WALES

The Exchange Hotel in Cardiff is housed in one of Wales’ most significant buildings, a Grade II-listed complex dating to 1888 that was once home to the Cardiff Coal Exchange. After a £40 million restoration in 2017, the 200room property is now one of the Welsh capital’s most in-demand hotels.

Exclusive use of the Roch Castle Hotel—a romantic, six-bedroom Norman castle in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park—fulfills a dream for anyone who has ever wanted to have their own key to a historic castle. (Built in 1280, Roch was the home and birthplace of Lucy Walter, mistress to King Charles II and mother of his child, the Duke of Monmouth.) From its perch, the luxurious, art-filled property offers panoramic views over the handsome Welsh landscape.

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In early 2019, hotelier Adrian Zecha opened Azerai La Residence, Hue, a 122-room boutique hotel on the former imperial capital’s Perfume River. The historic mansion, built in the 1930s and once serving as a guesthouse for provincial authorities, combines art deco touches with modern flair.

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Dublin Beyond the Pubs From a plush lounge to a historic wine tavern, where to celebrate after dark

eccentricity. It has no fixed menu; specials are written on a blackboard. The cozy, homey feel of the place (yes, there is a fireplace) is only enhanced by the upstairs Duke Street Gallery. Call ahead to see if live music is in the mix.

Guinness Storehouse

It would be silly to go all the way to Dublin without seeing its most popular attraction. Between the tasting experience and learning to pour the perfect pint at the Guinness Academy (119.5 seconds is the ideal pouring time), the massive facility makes for a fun evening. Be sure to catch the sunset in the Gravity Bar, with a 360-degree rooftop view of the city.

Against the Grain

At this casual Camden Street bar owned by the Galway Bay Brewery, Ireland’s best craft brews­—including half a dozen made in-house—are on tap as well as a few international ones. Guinness, notably, isn’t available, nor are television screens. Good beer and good eats are, though.

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“Ireland’s nightlife is worldrenowned,” says Sotheby’s International Realty Ireland’s David Ashmore.

“Whether [you’re] after a velvety pint of Guinness in an old-time pub, live Irish music in a traditional pub or club, or a pinot noir in a candlelit cafe, your preference can most likely be catered to.”

As authentic and timeless as Dublin’s pubs are­—one of the oldest in the world, the Brazen Head, is in the central neighborhood of The Liberties—one need not look only to them. From world-class breweries to romantic wine taverns, here are a few of Dublin’s best nightlife spots.

Red Bank

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The Horseshoe Bar

For an elegant evening with top-notch tipple, pay a visit to this plush, candlelit lounge. Located inside the impeccably tony Shelbourne Hotel, near the famous St. Stephen’s Green park, its name refers to the shape of its bar. Enjoy a whiskey tasting there, or sidle up to the historic bar to meet some colorful local characters—the place is a haunt for regulars.

Lemuel’s

This refined drinking lounge is named after the rambling protagonist in Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, an Irish classic (the city is rightfully proud of its deep literary past).

Bright with pastel hues and fine wooden floors, the bar is a great place to start an evening of adventure.

La Cave

This French wine bar, located in a basement with dim lighting, is a great spot for sipping wine, eating foie gras, and swaying to gypsy jazz. Though its 350-bottle wine list would impress any aficionado, it is first and foremost about the atmosphere and good times. One could say the same about Dublin.

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ublin, Ireland’s capital, is an ancient city brimming with youthful energy D and good cheer. And about 700 pubs.

The colorful dining room of this rustic/modern hotel near the Grand Canal offers a new “luxury gin experience” known as Table 24. Focusing on Japanese-inspired gin, choose from the Ginza Keiken, a Japanese-inspired cocktail masterclass, or the Social Keiken, a make-your-own gin-and-tonic experience using rare Sencha tea and hand-picked botanicals. Good for a refined night out.

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The dining room of rustic/modern hotel House Dublin, located near the Grand Canal, offers a “luxury gin experience” known as Table 24.

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A Rarity on the River A Contemporary mansion and Frank Lloyd Wright– Designed House Combine for a Timeless Estate overlooking the Potomac

By Iyna Bort Caruso

THE FALLS Virginia

Property size: 3.2 acres Interior: Combined 48,900 square feet Includes: Main Residence, Marden House, Gate House Amenities: 30-car garage, elevators, gym, infinity pool, tennis, wine room, outdoor kitchen, and media room $62,950,000

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Property ID: 252W35 | sothebysrealty.com TTR Sotheby’s International Realty 202 333 1212 Mark Lowham, 703 966 6949, mlowham@ttrsir.com Russell Firestone, 202 271 1701, rfirestone@ttrsir.com

hen a home designed by the legendary architect Frank Lloyd W Wright is used as a guest house and not

the main residence of an estate, you know you’ve entered rarified territory.

Welcome to The Falls. In the Washington, D.C., power suburb of McLean, Virginia, the 3.2-acre estate stands above, overlooking the Potomac River. The setting is equal to the main residence itself—a palatial home of sprawling entertainment spaces, private wings, vistas from every angle, and surprises at every turn.

The Falls is named for the estate’s location on arguably the river’s most breathtaking and dynamic stretch of waterfalls and rapids. The drama is dawn-through-dark. At night, floodlights illuminate the Potomac. And beyond the sights are the soundscapes. “With the falls comes a wonderful sound, an ambient sound you only get from the water crossing over and spilling down on the rocks,” says Mark C. Lowham, CEO and Managing Partner of TTR Sotheby’s

International Realty in Washington, D.C. “It would be very difficult, if not impossible, to replicate the position of the home on the river given the current permitting process,” he says.

In 1999, AOL co-founder James Kimsey purchased the land in this Gold Coast neighborhood of McLean that lies inside the capital beltway, just a bridge away from Washington, D.C. Kimsey would go on to purchase a fish-shaped, threebedroom house on an adjacent site, the Marden House. Named after the original owners, National Geographic writer and photographer Luis Marden and his wife, Ethel, the home was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright—one of his very few houses in Virginia. Kimsey painstakingly rehabbed its flagging retaining walls, water-damaged surfaces, and collapsing roof, all the while keeping it faithful to its original character. He used the restored architectural jewel to house guests and to host intimate gatherings. To this day, river views from an 80-foot expanse of floor-to-ceiling windows never fail to awe visitors.

Awe is the reaction visitors also have to the main residence Kimsey built for himself. The approximately 25,505-squarefoot home is designed for both privacy and for epic entertaining. The Falls is widely known in prominent circles for “hosting some of the most interesting events in Washington,” Lowham says. Kimsey, who died in 2016, “loved to entertain in really grand ways.”

Kimsey had tapped the talents of interior designer Thomas Pheasant, dubbed the “Dean of American Design.” Pheasant’s high-profile projects include Blair House, the president’s guest house. For Kimsey’s residence, Pheasant included custom-made metal doors, light fixtures, and furnishings.

Past a gated entrance and separate gatehouse, the threestory home reveals itself slowly from the long driveway. It’s a hideaway in plain sight that serves up a resort lifestyle: tennis court, wine room, garden pavilion, media room, cigar room, outdoor kitchen, infinity pool, and spa. Whatever the activity, a Potomac River backdrop is never far from view.

In fact, from the living room that’s nearly two stories of glass, the view incorporates the rushing river, infinity pool, and the Wright-designed house.

There are six guest suites, an underground parking garage with room for 30 vehicles, and a master wing “designed so that the owner can host people but still feel separate and secure,” says Russell Firestone, vice president of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty. The master suite offers fob-entry to a library, office, massage room, his-and-hers bathrooms, and a gym. It is accessible by private elevator. Not surprisingly, the bedroom features a balcony that overlooks the river.

The home is considered by many to be the finest estate ever offered in the Washington region. “It has had an illustrious history so far, and there’s certainly more to come on that front,” Lowham says.

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Clear Winners Transparent sapphire- crystal cases reveal the wonders of a mechanical movement

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or mechanical-watch enthusiasts who obsess over a movement’s Fintricately layered architecture of gears,

wheels, and bridges, a transparent sapphire-crystal case is the ultimate frame for a compelling kinetic sculpture.

Today’s watches are generally topped with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, and many are fitted with a sapphire case back for a peek into the mechanism. But some brands are crafting entire cases out of the transparent material, so you can see the mechanics from all sides and angles.

Synthetic sapphire crystal is made by crystalizing pure aluminum oxide at extreme temperatures to achieve a material chemically identical to natural sapphire gems. The material measures a 9 on the Mohs scale for hardness, compared with diamond, at 10.

Due to its extreme hardness, sapphire crystal is very difficult to machine and polish, requiring diamond-cutting tools. Producing a full case is costly and therefore often reserved for highly technical complications and limited editions. In addition, sapphire weighs less than titanium, so even voluminous cases can remain light.

Bovet’s Récital 26 Brainstorm Chapter One (US$318,600) presented an extraordinary engineering challenge due to its unorthodox asymmetrical sloped case, inspired by an old-fashioned writing desk.

“A curved middle had never been crafted in sapphire,” says Bovet owner Pascal Raffy in a statement. It required the development of new machining and polishing processes. “Such a profile is much more complex to manufacture,

and it doesn’t tolerate the slightest imperfection.”

The panoramic case houses a mesmerizing patented double-face flying tourbillon with a variable inertia balance for heightened precision. At 12 o’clock, where the case is thickest, the cutaway hours-and-minutes dial has a threedimensional moon phase, engraved to mimic the lunar surface and set against a night sky composed of sparkly aventurine glass.

Skeleton-watch specialist Armin Strom also cased a highly technical watch in sapphire crystal this year. The Masterpiece 1 Dual Time Resonance Sapphire (US$268,000), limited to eight pieces, combines two completely independent time indications powered by separate movements in resonance, a phenomenon which naturally synchronizes the oscillations of both for extreme precision. Armin Strom spent three years developing its patented Resonance Clutch Spring that connects the two movements. The watch functions as a GMT (a reference to Greenwich Mean Time), a second time zone, or as a timer or countdown. Plus, each time display has an independent power reserve and a 24-hour indication.

“This new sapphire case sets the perfect stage for the detailed work and passion we put into the Dual Time Resonance,” says Claude Greisler, Armin Strom’s co-founder, in a statement. The transparency “doesn’t allow for any mistakes and demands a finish on the highest level, which goes in line with our philosophy.”

A pioneer in the specialty, Hublot has offered sapphirecrystal cases for years. In 2017, it accomplished the feat of creating large colored panes of sapphire, which has allowed it to produce translucent cases in shades of smoky black, red, blue, and now yellow in this year’s Spirit of Big Bang Yellow Sapphire (US$106,000). In an industry first, Hublot created the sunny hue by infusing the aluminum oxide with copper.

Limited to 100 pieces, the 42mm Spirit of Big Bang Yellow Sapphire dramatically showcases its engine, a Hublot-modified and finished skeletonized version of the legendary Zenith El Primero automatic chronograph movement, which marks its 50th anniversary this year.

Opposite page: Armin Strom’s Dual Time Resonance Sapphire. This page: Spirit of Big Bang Yellow Sapphire from Hublot.

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Nicobar’s Indian-influenced items include pants; dresses, like the signature Nico dress, shown at top right; and homewares.

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Nicobar’s Modern Indian Style Clothing and home goods that celebrate Southeast Asian culture and heritage

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e come from a deep love for our heritage and culture,” says Simran “W Lal, co-founder of Nicobar, the buzzed-

about, Delhi-based lifestyle label. “Be it our textiles, our crafts, our aesthetic, or our beautiful philosophy of deep integration and connectedness with nature,” she explains, describing the company she established in 2016 with her husband, Raul Rai. Nicobar (named for an island arc between India and Thailand) was derived from “journeys across the Indian Ocean,” as the couple was born and raised in India but spent time traveling through Asia, Europe, and the U.S. Their vision led the pair to build a collection celebrating the ancestry and beauty of their home country. “We wanted to create a contemporary brand that was a reflection of the modern Indian way of living, dressing, and looking at the world,” Rai says. Thus, Nicobar caters to style-conscious Indians at home and abroad.

The label offers Indian-inspired clothing with a tropical-resort feel— light, breathable kurtas and tunics, home goods such as pillows with whimsical patterns and prints, and stylish-yetpractical travel pieces intended to be mixed. The venture was born from Good Earth—a luxury retailer owned by Lal’s mother—where Lal was CEO. “My mother and I wanted to create a simpler line that speaks to the modern Indian aesthetic,” she says.

That modern Indian aesthetic is apparent in Nicobar’s assemblage

of items. Fashioned by designer and stylist Aparna Chandra, the women’s and men’s pieces focus on fit, form, and fabric. Styling and layering are the essential themes, according to Rai. He and Lal aim to connect the Nicobar consumer with the beauty of what they’re wearing as well as the environment in which the clothing is rooted.

For instance, garments of soft, supple cotton echo classic Indian dress, but lean fashion-forward in their detailing.

White is often a base, and splashes of color add punch. Graceful silhouettes and comfort are key.

“Our products have Indianness as an undercurrent, but should be easily used whether in a London tube or a New York subway,” Rai says. Many pieces are versatile enough to wear every day or can be readily accessorized for that special occasion.

The Nico Dress, one of the brand’s staples, can be worn alone or as an overlay. Lal says it’s “an easy, breezy, and universally flattering dress that has gotten love from a legion of women.”

Hence, it sells out quickly.

Created with globetrotters in mind, the travel line is both fashionable and practical, and includes bags, clothing, and accessories—from totes to toiletry kits to shoe sacks and scarves—“designed to be worn and carried with ease, and with each other,” Rai says.

In Nicobar’s home decor pieces, simplicity is key, but so is a global sensibility. Some items, like kulhars—

traditional handleless clay cups—are multifunctional. “Our kulhars can be used to drink sake in Japan or espresso in Italy,” Rai says. Moreover, Lal explains cups aren’t just for tea but have been used as everything from yogurt pots to jewelry organizers to succulent planters to wine vessels.

Other Indian-influenced housewares, such as the lotus-leaf brass bowl, monkey coasters, and “Indian Ocean” kitchenware, made through a collaboration with master chef Gary Mehigan and his wife, Mandy, ooze Indian flavor.

“Our Indianness is, I feel, quite effortless because we are Indian, and it is us, a part of our lives,” Lal says. “It does show up in what we create.”

Since its launch, the label has worked its way into rooms and closets around the world, through 12 retail stores in cities such as Mumbai, Goa, and Chennai, with more in the works.

Simran Lal, above, created the Delhi-based lifestyle label with her husband, Raul Rai.

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The new National Museum of Qatar was inspired by a desert rose

t the National Museum of Qatar, the newest masterwork by Pritzker A Prize–winning architect Jean Nouvel,

An aerial view of the new National Museum of Qatar.

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history unfolds like the petals of an intoxicating, exotic flower.

The 361,861-square-foot concreteand-steel museum, which opened in the capital city of Doha in March, boldly embraces the past. Its spectacular, saucer-shaped discs form a necklace whose ends are clasped by the historic palace of Sheik Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani, son of the founder of modern Qatar.

Nouvel’s design was inspired by the aptly named desert rose, a flower-like aggregate of mineral crystals that forms only in the country’s coastal regions. “It’s the first architectural structure that nature itself creates, through wind, sea spray, and sand acting together over millennia,” he writes in his architectural statement.

The French architect is known for his daring designs, many of them with overthe-top theatrical elements. His Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, for instance, features a facade made of mechanical oculi that open and close via photoelectric cells in response to light. His Louvre Abu Dhabi is defined by a dome with pierced openings that look like interwoven palm leaves and a complex arrangements of stars.

Nouvel designed the National Museum of Qatar to reflect three interconnected story lines: the peninsula and its inhabitants; the exploration of the coastal and desert lifestyles and the pearling industry; and the rapid economic acceleration prompted by the discovery of oil, and then gas.

“Symbolically, the architecture of the museum evokes the desert, its silent and eternal dimension, but also the modernity and daring that have

come along and shaken up what seemed unshakable,” he writes. “So it’s the contradictions in that history that I’ve sought to evoke.”

Nouvel’s interlocking, multiangled discs form gorgeous geometric spaces that, he writes, “are architectural, spatial, and sensory all at once. You find spaces that don’t exist anywhere else in the world.”

Emulating the perfect imperfection of nature, Nouvel put some of the museum’s sand-colored polished concrete floors on an incline. “You walk under them, you walk up, and you become aware that there are hardly any vertical lines anywhere,” he writes.

The walls, too, are more than they seem: Films about Qatar and its history are screened on them.

Nouvel uses the odd-shaped spaces to spring what he calls architectural surprises, the biggest of which is the royal palace, which appears at the end of the two-hour tour and opens to a traditional central courtyard. From this shaded and sheltered space, visitors can stroll along a promenade at water’s edge and enter a 28.4-acre park that reinterprets the country’s landscapes, with low sand dunes, flooded crops, and gardens inspired by sabkhas and oases.

The park features a 2,952-foot-long lagoon and ALFA, a work by French artist Jean-Michel Othoniel that includes 114 black fountains whose shapes resemble Arabic calligraphy or the reeds calligraphers use to make their pens.

Inside and out, Nouvel’s National Museum of Qatar is meant to make a grand statement. “From the moment you step inside,” he writes, “you’re struck by the relationship between the form and the scale, between the theme and the different eras dealt with, between the small desert rose that comes down to us from out of the mists of time and this outside creation.”

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Jean Nouvel’s Doha Masterpiece

The new National Museum of Qatar, designed by Ateliers Jean Nouvel.

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Satisfying a Need for Speed Regional racetracks offer a fun racing experience for car - club members

A BMW takes the lead at Monticello Motor Club.

Fast action at a Monticello Motor Club member day.

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say you just bought a Ferrari GTC4 Lusso with a top speed of 208 Lmileset’s per hour and acceleration of zero

to 60 mph in 3.4 seconds. Where are you going to exploit its potential? Certainly not on congested U.S. highways, with speed traps at every corner.

Your best bet is joining a car club (either general or specific to your model), taking performance-driving lessons, and signing up for a track day. Most racetracks have one-day and weekend programs for novice-to-expert civilians with a fast car and a can-do attitude.

“Track days have given the highperformance driver a safe venue to fulfill the ‘need for speed’ in a controlled environment,” says Peter Bush, a gearhead radio host based in Connecticut. “In most cases, instructors are provided for both the newbie and the seasoned driver looking to further hone his or her skills. Track days make better drivers, and they’re a far better choice than the liability of operating irresponsibly on public roads.”

The private Monticello Motor Club in the Catskill Mountains of New York holds its events at a 4.1-mile track with 22 turns and 1.5 miles of straightaways, on the site of the former regional airport. The club, now in its 10th year, “started out with a few guys who had nice cars and wanted to drive them,” says Nat Mundy, the club’s executive vice president. “Now it’s more formalized; it’s not just us renting a parking lot somewhere.” All are welcome, he says: “The cars are Mazda Miatas, Porsches, all kinds of cars.”

On the West Coast of the U.S., the aptly named Fast Toys Car Club sponsors all-day track events at multiple tracks. A one-year racer membership guarantees a spot at five events in California or Nevada. The events offer the option to drive your own car as much as you’d like, although the track is limited to 40 cars. The price of admission includes a driving coach, lunch, and access to garages at some tracks.

Winter is the busy season at the Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, Fla., says Adam Ricardel, director of road course operations there.

“The track has been here since 1965,” he says, “and it’s a 2.1-mile racecourse with a drag strip and a setup for autocross. We rent it out to clubs and race teams from all over the country. The clubs that are most prevalent are for BMW and Porsche owners—they’re true enthusiasts—and the Mazda Miata, which because of the Spec Miata series is the mostraced car in the U.S. on a day-to-day basis,” Ricardel adds.

Joe Casella is director of the National Auto Sport Association’s northeast U.S. region, which holds Spec Miata events as well as more general track days. “We get guest clubs that want to come and run,” he says. “And on track days, we go from the beginner level up to full-blown racing.” Casella says renting the Lime Rock Park track in Connecticut can cost US$25,000 for a day, and an average of 120 cars might come out to drive.

In Palm Beach and other places, beginners can hook up with the for-profit Hooked on Driving franchise and progress through a training program that starts with novices, who drive with expert co-drivers, up to experienced levels.

Mark Sherman, webmaster for the Vintage Sports Car Club of America and the owner of a 1953 MG TD, says that when his club holds open-track days, “anyone can bring any type of car.

We have several hundred members who own vintage sports cars of the pre- and postwar periods, and they get to take them on the track. Some call it ‘vintage racing,’ but it’s really just about having fun on the track. Our philosophy is to use the cars as they were intended to be used.”

Bob Coates, a New York resident, is track-event chair for the Ferrari Club of America and the proud owner of a priceless Ferrari Daytona. Although these valuable cars are often treated as low-mileage “garage queens,” Coates’ car, which he has owned for 43 years, has more than 100,000 miles on it.

“Driving it is better than therapy,” he says.

There are also clubs that give members temporary loans of exclusive classic and supercars for their own private use.

And some of these clubs operate globally. Britain-based PI International, for instance, has a special membership for Singaporeans with business in the U.K. three or four weeks a year. Membership is from US$7,000 to US$17,500 a year, and a major plus is access to the club’s fleet, which usually includes gems from Ferrari, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, and Mercedes-Benz AMG, depending on availability.

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Ringing in 275 years The oldest company on the New York Stock Exchange, Sotheby’s celebrates a grand anniversary as AN art-world pioneer

n March 11, 2019, Sotheby’s Chairman Domenico De Sole, along with nearly 100 employees, including Chief ExecuO tive Tad Smith, celebrated Sotheby’s 275th anniversary at the New York Stock Exchange. Established on March 11, 1744, with a London books auction that totaled £826, Sotheby’s holds the distinction of being the oldest company on the exchange. Today the multibillion-dollar business has offices in 80 cities around the world.

Sotheby’s might be celebrating 275 years, but its attitude has always been one of facing forward. It was the first auction house to open offices in America in 1955, and the first to hold sales in Asia in 1973. Sotheby’s pioneered the format of the evening “event” auctions that are today a mainstay of the sale season. It’s a Sotheby’s auction in the 1970s that is credited with transforming the modern art market, when Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg became the first artists to see their own works sold under the hammer. In 2004, a Rose Period

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Picasso was the first piece to achieve more than $100 million, and in 2018, online sales totaled more than $220 million.

Some of the world’s most precious objects and collections have passed through Sotheby’s: Napoleon’s library (1823), the original manuscript for Alice’s Adventures Under Ground (1928), Einstein’s writings on the Theory of Relativity (1987), the Andy Warhol Collection (1988), Martin Luther King, Jr.’s library (2006), and Marie-Antoinette’s jewels (2018).

This year will also mark a significant transformation of Sotheby’s physical premises: In May, new galleries at the Manhattan headquarters were unveiled, and October will see spectacular upgrades to the New Bond Street property in London, where the business was born.

For more stories about Sotheby’s 275 years, visit sothebys.com/275 This article originally appeared in Sotheby’s magazine.

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A Thomas Rowlandson engraving of Samuel Baker’s original auction room.

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Snacks from the sea are good vegetarian sources of protein and fiber, nutritionists say.

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Sea Snacks These salty snacks are healthy­— and tasty, too

Tempura Seaweed Snacks

Seaweed snacks—crunchy pieces of dried seaweed dusted with salt and other seasonings—have been around for some time, but Nora Tempura Seaweed Snacks open up a whole new category of tastiness. That’s because the seaweed is dipped in wheat flour and tapioca starch before hitting the fryer, resulting in a delightful crunch. There’s only a hint of that ocean taste here. This snack also brings the added bonus (or curse?) of being addictive; it’s possible to eat an entire bag, either in the original or spicy flavor.

Water Lily Pops

Taali Popped Water Lily snacks are made from the seeds of the water lily. This superfood snack is available in different flavors, from Himalayan Pink Salt to Tangy Turmeric. They have the texture of popcorn—without the annoying kernel that gets stuck in your teeth—or of an airy cheese puff (gasp).

Kelp jerky is one of many snacks from the ocean that offer tasty goodness with less guilt.

Kelp Noodles

For the wheat/gluten/carb-averse, kelp noodles are an alternative that are 100% grain free. These “noodles” from the natural-food company Gold Mine are literally just strands of kelp from the ocean, cut into the shape of spaghetti. They don’t need to be cooked, but if put into broth, they will absorb the flavors nicely. The noodles by themselves have a bland taste, and the texture is much chewier than pasta noodles.

Savage says kelp, a type of seaweed, is a “good vegetarian source of iron and is chock-full of minerals, especially iodine, which is critical for thyroid function.”

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n these times of culinary substitution, perhaps it isn’t surprising that people are swapping in seaweed snacks for chips, and puffed lily seeds for popcorn.

While eating greens has always been a goal, looking to the sea for them is a creative and tasty trend we’re seeing now.

According to nutritionist and registered dietician Eliza Savage, “fish, seaweed, kelp, and other items from the sea contain an abundance of nutrients.

Seaweed and kelp are great vegetarian sources of protein, fiber, and minerals.”

Of course, the new items must, first and foremost, taste good. Here are some creative ones to try—beyond just plain, dried seaweed.

Salted Egg Fish Skin

A salty and crunchy snack hits the spot in delicious ways.

Enter crispy fish skin, which delivers crunch and salt with nutrients, too.“Having a snack that combines protein and some healthy fat”­is a good thing, Savage says. And salmon is a good source of Omega-3 fatty acids, among other nutrients.

Epi’s Salted Egg Fish Skin snack is supercrispy and has an almost buttery consistency, like the inside of a soft-boiled egg.

Kelp Jerky

We’re calling it now: Kelp jerky is on track to become the next kale chip. Eating less red meat is better for the planet, environmental activists say, which is the idea that Akua, a company that recently debuted jerky made from kelp instead of beef, is banking on. According to its website, the seagreens-sourced product is nutrient-dense, high protein, and sustainably harvested. It’s available in three flavors: sea salt, BBQ, and High Thai’d (coconut and turmeric).

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reat Jones, the name of a popular New York-based cookware company, G is a nod and a wink to two Big Apple

staples: NoHo’s Great Jones Street and the award-winning cookbook editor Judith Jones (1924-2017), who also was known for rescuing The Diary of Anne Frank from the rejection pile.

There is a definite playfulness to the brand, a direct-to-consumer operation launched in 2017 by two 20-something childhood friends, Sierra Tishgart and Maddy Moelis. (The two met as kids at a summer camp, “where we bonded over a love of Chipwich ice-cream sandwiches and pizza pockets,” they write on their website.)

Their products, which come packaged in bright, retro wrapping, have playful names. The Dutch oven is the Dutchess; the big stockpot the Big Deal; the skillet Small Fry; and the saucepan Saucy. Great Jones’ slick-yet-lively products suggest cooking should be first and foremost a fun affair.

The brand itself is a product of youthful optimism. Tishgart, a James Beard Award-winning editor at New York magazine’s food vertical, Grub Street, was dismayed by the extravagant prices of quality cookware. With childhood friend and University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School graduate Moelis, Great Jones was launched to provide dependable, ethically produced goods with affordable prices. “Style has to meet substance,” Tishgart tells Reside®.

It has, so far, been a wildly successful start. The company, through the venture capital firm General Catalyst, recently raised $2.75 million in seed funding; investors include the founders of the

Founders Sierra Tishgart, left, and Maddy Moelis, with their Dutchess.

popular luggage start-up Away, Jen Rubio and Steph Korey.

Forbes magazine listed the entrepreneurial pair on their prestigious 2019 “30 Under 30 in Food & Drink” ranking.

In the world of home products, brands that sell their products without third-party retailers are increasingly common.

(Moelis previously worked at one of America’s most successful direct-to-consumer brands, eyeglasses giant Warby Parker, and at Zola, a wedding-registry service and seller of cookware.)

Great Jones is generally more affordable than legacy brands like Staub and Le Creuset, with comparable quality. The Dutchess, which comes in five food-focused colors—broccoli, Earl Grey, mustard, macaron, and blueberry—retails at US$175.

A full Great Jones set costs US$395. The Small Fry is US$45.

During the research-and-development phase, Moelis and Tishgart tried to cover all the bases. With 3D-printed designs, they consulted “culinary pros” throughout New York, from Momofuku’s David Chang to Tishgart’s local butcher.

Their stainless-steel products are “fully clad,” meaning they possess an aluminum core, which allows heat distribution throughout the entire surface.

Other details were painstakingly worked out: how to keep the products weighty but not too heavy; how to make the handles as ergonomic as possible; how to ensure food doesn’t get trapped in slopes or curves. All of the items, too, had to look good. As they proudly proclaim on their website: “Cookware shouldn’t be relegated to underneath your sink.”

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A full set of cookware from Great Jones.

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pops of color emstone jewelry is strutting its peacock feathers this season.

G Emeralds, rubies, and blue sapphires

are accenting classic diamond pieces, and gemstones are bringing a rainbow to contemporary rings, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces.

“My clients wear haute couture, and they want something new, something provocative that’s a conversation piece,” says Parisian designer Lydia Courteille, whose imaginative collections reflect myriad colors and emotions.

“You can wear multiple colors at once, or you can choose one color to match your lipstick, your eyes, your nails, or even your shoes.”

She adds that when you wear a colorful outfit, “you should choose coordinating gemstone colors, not

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matching ones, which is old-fashioned.”

Nadine Aysoy, a London-based designer, suggests wearing gemstones of different shades of the same color for an elegant, understated look.

“You can wear colored gemstones from morning through evening,” she says. “You can add and subtract color depending on the circumstances. My earrings, for example, are designed so that you can wear studs in the office and add parts for special occasions.”

Layering is another way to make a statement. “You might take several bracelets or rings of different colors and wear them together. Be playful with your combinations,” Aysoy says.

Graziela Kaufman, a Brazilian designer based in Chicago who is launching a rainbow collection, prefers

pairing colored gemstones with solid colors.

“You also should have separation between the gemstone colors you choose,” she says. “If, for instance, you’re wearing a necklace and earrings, only one should be colorful. Colorful studs in the ears, however, are OK to wear with a colorful necklace because they make less of a statement. And if you’re wearing earrings and a ring, both can be colorful because they are farther apart.”

Kaufman says hands and ears are the best places to display colors. “You can stack colorful rings all in one color on one finger,” she says. “Or you can have three stacked rings on each hand, each a different color.”

Another way to wear all the colors

Top: Natalie Shau (Lydia Courteille); bottom: Maison Birks

Rainbow gemstones always add some excitement to a look

Clockwise from left: Graziela Gems; Nadine Aysoy (2)

of the rainbow is to choose pieces made with tourmalines, which change colors depending on the light and/or angle. Aysoy, for instance, pairs bicolor and tricolor tourmalines with pearls.

Kaufman, too, is partial to the stone.

“The Paraiba tourmaline is my signature,” she says. “Its colors are almost electric.”

London-based jewelry specialist and gemologist Katerina Perez suggests tailoring rainbow gemstones to complement the suit, dress, or the jeans, as well as the occasion.

“It is best to pair multicolored jewels with a simple monochrome outfit­­— anything white, or one of the colors reflected in the gemstone jewelry you choose,” she says.

The real beauty of gemstones, says

Jean-Christophe Bedos, president and CEO of the Canada-based luxuryjewelry brand Groupe Birks, is that they are made to be mixed and matched.

“Pearls are making a comeback in a very high-fashion way in modern silhouettes,” he says. “People are wearing layered earrings up the lobes, long strands of pearls, and multiple bracelets stacked up the arm. They look great mixed with brighter stones to create high impact.”

Gemologist social-media influencer Danielle Miele, the founder of Gem Gossip, says the rules for wearing rainbow gemstones aren’t diamond-hard.

“Wearing jewelry however you like to suit your own personal style—and if it makes you happy—is the right way to go,” she says.

Colorful jewelry can be worn from morning to evening and match any other part of your outfit.

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Kahlo has become something of an icon, showing up on the walls of cafes, urban graffiti works, and guitar-case stickers the world over. Even if one doesn’t know who Kahlo was, most will recognize her image. Kahlo became “first a legend, then a myth, and now a cult figure,” wrote the art historian Hayden Herrera in a 1992 biography. Like Che Guevara or Bob Marley, she lives on as a pop-cultural symbol. Here are some of the places in the world to glimpse her art today.

The Blue House

Where to see the famous Mexican artist’s work

Kahlo has become a cultural icon.

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MoMA

With its boundary-defying, surrealist aesthetics, Kahlo’s work fits in wonderfully at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. There are three of her works there, all self-portraits.

Fulang-Chang and I (1937) depicts her with her beloved pet monkey; the other two—My Grandparents, My Parents, and I (Family Tree) (1936) and Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair (1940)—are self-explanatory.

National Museum of Women in the Arts

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rida Kahlo, that iconic Mexican artist from the early 20th century, was a true eccentric. In her art, she was impatient, often switching between styles: self-portraiture, surrealism, magical realism, still life.

She was prone to extravagant fashion choices, with a wardrobe that was as flamboyant as it was extensive. Politically, she was extreme, an activist and member of the Mexican Communist Party. Physically, she suffered: Struck by a car in her youth while also afflicted by polio, she endured 30 operations throughout her life. Her medical troubles greatly influenced her art, as did her social activism. She was, in all senses of the phrase, a true original.

At this expertly curated Washington, D.C., museum one can find Self-Portrait Dedicated to Leon Trotsky, a painting done following the brief affair she had with the Russian Communist after he went into exile in Mexico City in 1937. The painting, one of the only works by a Mexican artist at the museum, was donated by Clare Boothe Luce, an American playwright, socialite, and congresswoman. In the painting, Kahlo clasps a letter addressed to Trotsky which reads, “with all my love.”

Museo Dolores Olmedo

Located in Xochimilco, at the southern end of Mexico City, this wonderful museum features works from the collection of the late Mexican businesswoman Dolores Olmedo (19082002). Twenty-seven of her exquisite Kahlo paintings, along with some sketches, attract regular crowds of admiring Fridalovers. It is the largest Kahlo collection in the world (many of Rivera’s works are also there). A jewel of the collection is one of Kahlo’s masterpieces, The Broken Column (1944), a surrealist self-portrait exploring her medical problems.

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Frida Around the World

Otherwise known as the Frida Kahlo Museum, this sprawling, bright house in Coyoacán, Mexico City, was the home Kahlo shared with painter Diego Rivera. In 1958, four years after her death from a pulmonary embolism at age 47, it was converted into a museum, now one of the most popular in Mexico and the nexus for Frida fandom, with around 25,000 visitors a month. Gawk at her private belongings—her paintbrushes, bookcases, letters, dresses, kitchenware—along with paintings, sketches, and sculptures, all of it wonderfully explained in well-positioned plaques.

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Closed - Loop Cocktails Beverage directors look to incorporate sustainability in their drink menus everage directors and bartenders across the globe are looking closely B at ways to reinvent—and reinvigorate—

Cocktails at Hunky Dory were inspired by the principles of minimal waste.

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their cocktails in accordance with principles of sustainability. From environmentalism to economics and from creativity to taste, there’s a lot at stake.

Food waste and related issues are on the minds of restaurant executives and chefs, and the push to join the movement extends to all corners of the hospitality industry.

Claire Sprouse is a Texas native who has worked in restaurants in Brooklyn, New York, and San Francisco. Sprouse is also the co-founder of Tin Roof Drink Community, a consultancy that works with restaurant owners, bartenders, and other hospitality groups to find more-sustainable practices. In Brooklyn, at Sprouse’s new restaurant and bar, Hunky Dory, she has created a cocktail program inspired by the principles of minimal waste.

In order to use all parts of an ingredient in their drinks (often referred to

as “closed-loop cocktails”) bartenders and mixologists have to get creative. “It isn’t limiting,” Sprouse says. “It should inspire you to create new flavors.”

To that end, at Hunky Dory all parts of fruits and some vegetables are utilized. Peaches are dehydrated and pulsed in a blender with salt for an unexpected salt rim. Lemons and limes are juiced, then the rinds are washed and either dehydrated or soaked in water or sugar.

They can then be turned into fruit-zestinfused salts and sugars, citrus cream, or citrus syrup.

Hunky Dory even makes a cocktail using old coffee grounds: The Stop and Stay is made with Averna, rum, and “old brew.” For Sprouse, the goal isn’t only to increase awareness of sustainability.

This is, after all, a business of pleasure and taste. “These are new flavors,” she says. “And new learning opportunities.”

Bartender and author Ryan Chetiyawardana (also known as Mr. Lyan) has been practicing sustainable cocktailing since opening his first bar, White

Lyan (now closed), in London’s Hoxton neighborhood in 2013. He famously declared his bar perishable-free, including skipping fruit and ice, to showcase an extreme commitment to environmentalism.

“The key is to look at the details and the individual idiosyncrasies,” he says.

“Nature varies, and that is a wonderful thing. By avoiding a formulaic approach, not only can you use ingredients more completely, you can get a better result from them, too.”

One cocktail recipe Chetiyawardana loves, and that includes all parts of an ingredient, is the whiskey sour from his second book, Good Together. Made with an entire half a lemon—peel, pith, and all—it’s something that can be replicated at home. “It’s a great one for at home that uses excess, trim, and whole ingredients effectively,” he says.

Chetiyawardana, who was named International Bartender of the Year in 2015 by Tales of the Cocktail, a nonprofit industry organization, is set to open a bar in Washington, D.C., called Silver Lyan by the end of 2019.

As for why sustainable cocktails are increasingly sought after, he says, “People realize that everyone has their own part to play, and their choices can mean a better future whilst still being about the delicious things they want.”

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Sloane Crosley on Her Favorite Funny Books The writer, known for her witty essays, offers five picks

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hen Sloane Crosley published her first collection of essays—2008’s I Was Told There’d Be Cake, which was critically acclaimed and became a New York Times bestseller— she didn’t realize the book would be marketed as humor.

“When my first book came out, the category suggestion on the upper left-hand corner said ‘Essays/Humor’ and I thought, thank you. That’s a very nice thing that has nothing to do with me,” she says.

Since then, though, she’s had plenty to do with humor, writing two more essay collections and a novel. She has also been a finalist for the Thurber Prize for American humor writing, and judged the competition twice. Her latest book, Look Alive Out There, with essays that mine humor from experiences as disparate as dealing with bad neighbors and making the decision to freeze one’s eggs, is out in paperback, and Crosley, 40, is at work on a new novel.

Her essays often spring from moments of annoyance or frustration that later bloom into something more. “It’s usually an experience in which something becomes a heightened brand of ridiculousness that I think, ‘OK, this is getting written about. I have no choice but to address this,’ ” Crosley says.

“My humor is the humor of exasperation.”

When reading, Crosley turns to authors who write in a wide range of styles, not always branded as humor, but nevertheless very funny. Here are a few of her favorites:

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The Sellout by Paul Beatty

“This is a book that doesn’t give when you press on it. It’s incredibly dense with humor in such a way where that is part of the joke. When I’m writing, my style is such that if I’m worried I’m being too ingratiating or not having enough faith in readers, I’ll take one joke out of every paragraph. But Beatty leans into it.”

2 Christmas is a Sad Season for the Poor

by John Cheever

“Cheever is so funny and doesn’t get enough credit for it. He writes about the melancholy of suburbia and the chokehold of it, and it’s beautiful writing.”

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At Freddie’s by Penelope Fitzgerald

“This is a great novel—it’s very subtle, and very British. It takes place in the 1960s and is about a children’s theater school where everything is taken very seriously. There’s a Christopher Guest element to it. It’s really charming and nimble.”

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Home Land by Sam Lipsyte

“It’s funny when you get jealous of a book for doing something that never would have occurred to you. It’s like going to an art gallery and thinking, I could do this. Of course, the silent retort is, ‘But you didn’t.’ Home Land is structured as class notes in a high school alumni magazine. ... The entire novel is written as a series of letters to the magazine from the main character, and he’s not doing well.”

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The Autograph Man by Zadie Smith

“Zadie Smith is sharply hilarious, both in her nonfiction and her fiction. The Autograph Man doesn’t get as much attention as it should, but it’s very funny. Something is happening with our need to heavily categorize everything. ... You don’t have to fit into someone else’s box. It’s strange that books are spoken about and marketed in such grossly uncomplicated ways.”

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echnological advancements in photography have moved shutterbugs far beyond their smartphone cameras.

TThe six cameras below fit all lifestyles and skill sets—from the weekend enthusiast to the career professional.

Camera Ready High -tech innovation focuses its lens on the point-and - shoot

Best for Travel: Panasonic Lumix ZS200 / TZ200

Hop a flight with Panasonic’s Lumix ZS200 / TZ200 tucked in your pocket for a versatile, durable point-and-shoot camera that provides a 15X zoom and a 20.1 megapixel resolution with a Leica DC lens. This camera is part of Panasonic’s popular travel-zoom series, making it ideal for traveling photographers of any skill level. It has an electronic viewfinder, 3-inch touchscreen, and 4K video, and costs just under $800.

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In order to capture the quick movements in sports or action photography, a camera must be fast-focusing and have a high frame rate. Sony’s full-frame A9 mirrorless camera has that, starting at $4,498. The A9 captures 20 frames a second with a 24.2 megapixel resolution and an electronic, high-speed, antidistortion shutter. It’s equipped with 4K video and impeccable autofocus, so it’s easy to keep an eye on the action.

Best in Style: Fujifilm X100F

Best in Versatility: Nikon Z6

Mirrorless cameras—which lack optical viewfinders and have replaced DSLR cameras—are the latest trend among big camera brands. The Nikon Z6 takes the mirrorless track with a lightweight, weather-resistant camera that can be taken anywhere.

The Z6 features 24.5 megapixels and a high-resolution electronic viewfinder with a 3.2-inch tilting touchscreen, ideal for professional-quality results. The Z6 grabs 12 frames a second and has interchangeable lens options. The price starts at $1,999.95, but the Z7—its pricier, higher-end sister—comes in at $3,399.95. Both versions are equipped with 4K video, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and in-body stabilization.

Best in Innovation: Light L16

The Sony A9 captures quick movements in sports and action photography.

Best in Action: Sony A9

Imagine a camera with 16 lenses that combine 10 different images—captured at different exposures—into one high-quality photo. With a resolution of 52 megapixels, the L16’s compact, sleek design with a 5-inch, high-definition touchscreen provides ultimate creative freedom when it comes to on-camera photo editing for zooming, cropping, focusing, and enlarging.

The innovative technology of the L16 also includes a 5X optical zoom. The L16 retails for $1,950.

Fujifilm created the X100F for the photographer looking for style points with the authentic feel of an old camera.

The retro look of this compact camera isn’t its only attribute, however. The X100F has a hybrid viewfinder (optical or electronic), is Wi-Fi-enabled, and offers 91 focus points as well as six autofocus modes. With prices starting at $1,299, the camera also comes with a 24.3 megapixel resolution, records HD video in six frame rates, and has a 3-inch fixed display screen.

Best in Professionalism: Leica S

Starting at $19,995, the rugged DSLR Leica S (TYP 007) isn’t for the hobby photographer. This camera, with 37.5 megapixels and a capture rate of 3.5 frames a second, was created for the professional willing to brave the elements for that perfect shot, thanks to its dustand weather-resistant engineering.

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MOUNTAIN MASTERPIECE 600 Juniper Road, Elkhorn Less than six miles from the Sun Valley lodge. Flowing floor plan with main floor master suite, multiple fireplaces, indoor swimming pool, and guest apartment. An opportunity to own one of the largest private landholdings in Blaine County.

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SPECTACULAR VIEWS 517 Juniper Road, Elkhorn This exceptionally designed and appointed home embodies the warm luxury of fine mountain living. Situated on a beautiful 5.7 acres, this property provides expansive outdoor living spaces which are enhanced by the magnificent views. The functional floor plan offers a wonderful great room which opens to a gourmet kitchen and charming sun room. The open floor plan is ideal for entertaining and the spacious master bedroom is located on the main level. The upstairs guest wing has three additional bedrooms off a great TV/sitting area. All rooms have incredible panoramic mountain views. Elkhorn amenities are included and it also has close proximity to Sun Valley making this the perfect mountain retreat.

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MOUNTAIN CONTEMPORARY 115 Highlands Drive, Elkhorn Creative design, contemporary architecture, on a mountain view lot in the prestigious Highlands Subdivision. The home features vaulted living room ceiling, large master suite with study, private bedroom balconies, media room with TV projector, and large three car garage. A private backyard fire pit and fountain surround the outdoor eating area.

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LUXURY LIVING & GUEST APARTMENT 105 Arrowleaf, Elkhorn This thoughtfully designed home is nestled beside a seasonal stream along the Elkhorn Golf Course and boasts abundant living spaces. Including: private main floor master suite with cozy stone fireplace and patio access, spacious great room with stunning floor to ceiling windows, chef’s kitchen complete with a butler’s pantry and breakfast nook, separate dining room perfectly accessed from the kitchen or the great room, main floor library style office/den, sunroom, large lofted game room upstairs , 2 en-suite guest bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, outdoor covered paver patio, porte-cochere entryway, 3 car heated garage, giant mud room and a separate guest apartment.

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BALDY VIEWS AND ALL DAY SUN 209 Camas Loop, Elkhorn Enjoy Baldy views and all day sun from this remodeled home on a quiet street in Elkhorn. Features include a new 50 year roof, gorgeous kitchen with top of the line appliances, elevator access to 3 levels, and a generously sized master bath with jetted soaking tub and his and hers water closets. Vaulted ceilings in the entry, kitchen, living, dining, and master provide volume while a wall of windows in the living room accommodates the views from this elevated site. The large outdoor deck is accessed both from the kitchen and master, creating the perfect spot for dining and entertaining.

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LIVE IN THE LIGHT 4625 Arrowwood Drive, Elkhorn Flooded with natural light, this townhome has everything needed to be your home, or home away from home. Located next to the Harker Center rec facility, this townhome is open and airy. The traditional floor plan delivers a large great room concept living space adjacent to the kitchen, a very spacious master suite, ensuite baths for every bedroom and an attached two-car garage.

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SCENIC MOUNTAIN VIEWS 209 Morningstar Road, Elkhorn Large 2.08 acre building site at the top of Morning Star in Elkhorn. This lot is protected, offering scenic views of the ski mountain and surrounding mountains. Gently sloping, offering a great building envelope.

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ELEVATED VIEWS IN ELKHORN 104 Fireweed, Elkhorn This lot is not just about the Baldy views. With open space behind, the southerly panorama is equally as breathtaking.

Fireweed is home to some of the most stunning residences in Elkhorn. Hop on the hiking trail at the top of the street, or climb on your bike for an afternoon cruise on the bike path.

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VIEWS AND SUNSHINE 409 Juniper, Elkhorn This spectacular parcel offers beautiful views of Baldy and the surrounding hills. The building site is ideal and the convenient location combined with all Elkhorn amenities make this truly a special piece of property. .89 AC MLS ID: 16-319579 PROPERTY ID: 2B9EKX $575,000

VIEWS AND OPEN SPACE 202 Camas Loop, Elkhorn Take a look at this lot on a quiet side street in Elkhorn. The surrounding lots are built out making planning your home orientation a breeze. Adjacent to an open space corridor, you’ll enjoy views and hiking from your door with swimming and tennis a short stroll away. .49 AC MLS ID: 18-323822 PROPERTY ID: SE59X3 $545,000

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PERFECT BUILDING SITE 232 Elkhorn Road, Elkhorn Looking for the perfect building site for your custom home? This level 1/2 acre lot has a meandering stream perfect for a water feature and is surrounded by mature landscaping for privacy. Enjoy all day sun and all that Elkhorn in Sun Valley has to offer with hiking, biking, swimming, tennis, and golf at your doorstep. .58 AC MLS ID: 19-324468 PROPERTY ID: 89VEY2 $439,000

LEGACY SUN VALLEY ESTATE 140 Telemark Road, Ketchum Located just minutes from town, this elevated 4+ acre hillside setting allows for panoramic views and a vast sense of privacy. Surrounded by open space, this home is designed for entertaining, both inside and out. The cascading waterfall, showcase-style garage, caretaker’s quarters, and wine cellar are just a few of the features that set this luxurious home apart from all others.

5 BD | 6 BA, 2 PAR BA | 11,597 SF | 4.47 AC MLS ID: 18-322985 PROPERTY ID: CXS2TC $14,500,000

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THE PERFECT OUTLOOK 350 North Bigwood Drive, Ketchum It is all about Baldy from this spectacular home in Bigwood’s prestigious north end. Open spaces and ponds created by the golf course below provide protected views and incredibly privacy. Extensive use of European mahogany warms the perfectly proportioned living spaces and main floor master. Home theater, work-out room, den, office and endless windows create the ultimate in-town view property!

4 BD | 5 | 6,722 SF | .61 AC MLS ID: 19-324456 PROPERTY ID: TY2LDQ $5,900,000

IN-TOWN GENERATIONAL HOME 250 Crystal Court, Ketchum Mountain lodge meets East Coast traditional in this gracious home located just six blocks from Town Square in a quiet neighborhood backing up to Dollar Mountain. With 8 bedrooms and 10 baths, generously sized and private east and west facing patios, there is room for everyone to gather yet find their private enclave. 3+ car garage and endless storage complete the package.

8 BD | 10 BA | 7,672 SF | .47 AC MLS ID: 19-324135 PROPERTY ID: 9S3CCD $5,750,000

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FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT INSPIRED HOME 175 Stoneridge, Ketchum This stunning home in Ketchum is perched on a hillside for extreme Baldy views and with privacy for a backyard. The exquisite woodwork is complimented by spacious rooms, radiant concrete floors, elevator, four car garage, and a guest apartment. Enjoy the soothing sounds of the waterfall from the back terrace or take in the mountain views out front.

4 BD | 3.5 BA | 6,440 SF | 1.36 AC MLS ID: 18-323843 PROPERTY ID: 62JH6V $4,495,000

BARRY BERKUS DESIGNED HOME 195 Bigwood Drive South, Ketchum Barry Berkus, ranked among the top ten architects in the country, designed this immaculate home located in the desirable Bigwood Golf Course area. This spectacular property faces Bald Mountain; the views are unparalleled.

The open, modern, main floor living spaces feature a large chef’s kitchen with breakfast bar, office, dining room, and great room with plenty of natural light. The refined master bedroom wing includes his & hers closets and an exquisite master bath. The expansive patio is ideal for summer dinners while during the cooler months, the elegant built-in wet bar and large custom wine cellar create a gracious space for hosting events indoors. One of the most perfect homes in the valley, a true masterpiece.

4 BD | 4.5 BA | 5,842 SF | .68 AC MLS ID: 17-322248 PROPERTY ID: W5WN38 $4,100,000

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LIMELIGHT HOTEL RESIDENCE 150 South Main St Unit 409, Ketchum Premier West-facing unit with Baldy views. Packed full of features such as oiled walnut and stone flooring, and an impressive custom crafted front entry door, this is the only residence with two adjacent storage closets and reserved parking for two cars. Enjoy daily breakfast, complimentary airport and local shuttle service, ski lockers at River run, and abundant storage.

3 BD | 3.5 BA | 2,705 SF MLS ID: 18-323963 PROPERTY ID: YH8438 $3,900,000

DOWNTOWN KETCHUM’S FINEST 520 N Leadville Avenue Unit E, Ketchum This in-town penthouse has been tastefully updated and decorated by one of Seattle’s locally and nationally acclaimed designers. The 18th century European accents create old world charm reminiscent of a Belgian Chateaux.

Elevator access, attached two car garage, and large basement bonus room enhance the ultimate in convenient luxury. Baldy views and central location.

4 BD | 4.5 BA | 3,284 SF MLS ID: 18-322971 PROPERTY ID: Z8SX45 $2,750,000

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UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY IN-TOWN 140 W River St Unit 1 & 2, Ketchum Rebuilt from the ground up in 2007, this property provides a unique opportunity to own in-town. two separately platted condo units under one roof are being sold together as one. The movable wall in the living area allows the units to be used individually or opened up into one large unit with two kitchens & two living rooms. Great rental!

4 BD | 4 BA, 2 PAR BA | 3,036 SF MLS ID: 19-324139 PROPERTY ID: KTZYQE $1,575,000

IN TOWN LUXURY 160 Leadville S #1, Ketchum Rarely available in-town condominium within walking distance to town. This two-level condominium has brilliant views from the living area and the den. Featuring three en suite bedrooms, four and one-half baths, den, plus a media room and a sauna. Underground two car enclosed garage, large extra storage room plus elevator.

3 BD | 4.5 BA | 2,832 SF MLS ID: 19-324125 PROPERTY ID: Y5P3ZZ $1,495,500

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DOWNTOWN KETCHUM 660 N 4th Avenue #B, Ketchum Your senses will be delighted at every turn. This new mountain luxury home was custom designed for the owner with superior craftsmanship and designer touches exuding warmth and elegance for today’s style of living. The open floor plan with gourmet kitchen and upper level living provides abundant natural light, views and privacy. Modern mountain finishes distinguish this property from the rest.

3 BD | 3.5 BA | 1,903 SF MLS ID: 19-324183 PROPERTY ID: XS4TEV $1,295,000

ALL THINGS KETCHUM 101 Emerald Street Unit O, Ketchum Ideally located for all things Ketchum walkability. Turnkey condo with Bald Mountain Views and mountain modern finishes. Large open kitchen and great room perfect for hosting or relaxing. Secure underground parking with private garage.

4 BD | 4 BA | 2,394 SF MLS ID: 19-324495 PROPERTY ID: 5YMLPY $865,000

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IN-TOWN FRACTIONAL OFFERING 645 E Sun Valley Road #19, Ketchum Purchasing a 25% interest is a golden opportunity to own one of Ketchum’s premier penthouses at a fraction of full market value. Enjoy the expanded 3rd floor deck with stunning Baldy views as well as a bonus room, common elevator, and private enclosed street level garage parking.

This was the developer’s pick of the litter and comes beautifully furnished and ready to enjoy.

4 BD | 4.5 BA |3,013 SF MLS ID: 19-324290 PROPERTY ID: T9NJZ5 $785,000

GUSHING WITH CHARM 242 Meadows Loop, Ketchum The minute you walk in the front door, this sunbathed cottage on the Cold Springs bench will steal your heart away.

Surrounded by mature landscaping, upgrades include a sun room addition, new roof, paver drive, Trex deck, plantation shutters, furnace and hot water heater. You’ll look forward to your days spent in this charming home.

3 BD | 2 BA | 1,488 SF | .27 AC MLS ID: 19-324445 PROPERTY ID: 5ZE4L2 $645,000

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CONDO ON TRAIL CREEK 450 S 2nd Avenue #26, Ketchum Extremely well-located Ketchum condo on Trail Creek.

Convenient and easy walk to town, River Run lifts and bike path. Restaurants, art galleries, etc. are all within easy reach. The spacious deck sits right above Trail Creek for BBQs and relaxation, extra loft area adds so much to this three-bedroom two bath well thought out condo.

3 BD | 2 BA |1,408 SF MLS ID: 19-324187 PROPERTY ID: 2KYL5K $459,000

THE LAST BEST PLACE L-1 & 2 B5 N Main Street, Ketchum These are the last two contiguous, undeveloped lots on Main Street in the Ketchum Commercial Core. With the bonus of being immediately adjacent to the pedestrian corridor, this is the most prime undeveloped real estate in the City of Ketchum. With stunning views of Baldy and the surrounding area, this property is central to everything that makes Ketchum the heartbeat and soul of Sun Valley. .25 AC MLS ID: 18-323153 PROPERTY ID: QDPE7C $2,420,000

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KETCHUM DEVELOPMENT PARCEL 589 South 2nd Avenue, Ketchum Centrally located Ketchum tourist zoned development parcel with views of Bald Mountain. Just a half-mile from River Run Lodge. Preliminary concept plans available. .23 AC MLS ID: 18-322418 PROPERTY ID: LLDRZC $489,000

ROCKING RANCH 101 Wood River Dr N Lot 1, Ketchum One of the last opportunities to own and build on this private street just a stone’s throw from Ketchum. Privacy, river access, late day sun, and dramatic Baldy views. .50 AC MLS ID: 19-324091 PROPERTY ID: 5LCBMS $1,195,000

104 Wood River Dr N Lot 5, Ketchum Located on a private street at the base of Baldy’s Frenchman’s Gulch lies one of the last opportunities to own and build in this historic locale. Walk to the river to fish via a private path and enjoy late day sun and dramatic Baldy views. .58 AC MLS ID: 19-324455 PROPERTY ID: QDDW48 $1,595,000

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CUSTOM HOME IN GREAT LOCATION 222 River Run Dr, Warm Springs Incredible attention to detail and finishes throughout this custom home in Warm Springs. Features distressed hardwood floors, heated tile flooring, vaulted ceilings with heavy timber trusses, stone fireplace both inside and out.

This is an exceptional value for an in-town location.

4 BD | 4 BA | 3,367 SF | .22 AC MLS ID: 18-323738 PROPERTY ID: Z9QNBH $1,845,000 CONTRACT PENDING, CALL FOR AVAILABILTY

CAPE-COD STYLE 1242 W Canyon Run Blvd, Warm Springs A gracious and flowing floor plan, with open living and dining leading to a charming, professionally landscaped garden and patio; featuring vegetable garden, water feature, and ample outdoor living spaces. The master bedroom encompasses the second floor, with two additional bedrooms downstairs, plus bonus room. This home is close to town, skiing, and on the bike path, in a highly sought after neighborhood.

3 BD | 2.5 BA | 3,378 SF | .26 AC PROPERTY ID: WK4ZL6 $1,195,000

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SWEEPING MOUNTAIN VIEWS 125 Howard Dr #4, Warm Springs This remodeled townhome is easily accessible to the lifts, lodge, restaurants, Warm Springs Creek, and mountain trails. Sip and soak from your deck hot tub watching skiers and mountain wildlife or relax by one of three fireplaces on a cold winter evening.

3 BD | 4 BA | 2,010 SF MLS ID: 19-324454 PROPERTY ID: N6Q7VS $715,000

PRIVACY AND PROXIMITY 529 Broadway Court, Warm Springs Build the house of your dreams on this gently sloping lot close to town. This parcel is located in a little known location at the end of Broadway Boulevard in Warm Springs.

With the elevated site your home will take in dramatic views of Baldy’s rock outcroppings and timbered hillsides.

Enjoy the sounds of Warm Springs Creek as well as fishing access. .37 AC MLS ID: 19-324161 PROPERTY ID: NSQG9N $895,000 CONTRACT PENDING, CALL FOR AVAILABILTY

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DUPLEX ZONED LOT 144 Short Swing Lane, Warm Springs Adjacent to some of the Valley’s best hiking and biking trails, you can have it all with this flat duplex/townhome zoned lot at the base of Heidelberg Hill. Fully landscaped and not in the avalanche zone, this Local’s favorite location offers easy access to the bike path, bus route, ski lifts and town. .18 AC MLS ID: 19-324426 PROPERTY ID: R22V2K $615,000

CHARMING RIVERFRONT HOME 107 Chocolate Gulch, North of Ketchum On the Big Wood River with remarkable character and charm located north of Ketchum. Remodeled in 2008 and featuring a gorgeous chef’s kitchen, stunning master bedroom, and bunkhouse. This home is just as spacious and refined as it is warm and welcoming. Spectacular views of the river and the mountains surrounding the property, as well as easy access to the Chocolate Gulch Trail Head, makes close to town feel like your own private Idaho.

6 BD | 6.5 BA | 6,012 SF | 1.09 AC MLS ID: 18-323942 PROPERTY ID: C53BQ3 $2,850,000

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BEAUTIFUL PARCEL 115 Lake Creek Meadows Rd, North of Ketchum This beautiful, flat, four + acre parcel bordering the Lake Creek stream and ponds takes in the views of Griffin’s Butte and the mountains beyond. The sheer quietude of this canyon is astounding with no road noise or traffic yet just minutes from town. With thousands of acres of National Forest lands adjoining, recreation opportunities are limitless.

4.38 AC MLS ID: 19-324090 PROPERTY ID: W6WY32 $3,495,000

RIVERFRONT RETREAT COMPOUND 221 & 225 Sutton Place, South of Ketchum Meticulously crafted, this mountain retreat rests on 1,100 feet of the Big Wood River. This elegant riverside compound includes an exquisite main house, two charming guest houses, and separate caretaker’s quarters, which flow together seamlessly.

11 BD | 14 BA | 12,483 SF | 7.02 AC MLS ID: 17-322245 PROPERTY ID: 7B3DV2 $15,995,000

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UNSPOILED NATURAL BEAUTY South of Ketchum Don’t miss this exceptional 77 acre property with nearly one mile of Big Wood River frontage. This magical hideaway is home to a timeless post and beam residence, greenhouse, gardens, and four stall barn. Four separately fenced and irrigated pastures surround a central pond with wooded riparian areas and dramatic hillsides. Accessed via a private bridge, this estate truly represents a once in a life time opportunity.

3 BD | 3.5 BA | 4,052 SF | 77.23 AC PROPERTY ID: T8E3EB $11,900,000

35 ACRES ON THE BIG WOOD RIVER 11886 State Highway 75, South of Ketchum The gated entry and private drive, lead to to the beautifully finished hideaway with a pond for a backyard. The home offers an attached apartment with private entry, two offices, rec room, exercise room, and plentiful garage and barn space, all surrounded by interwoven waterways and walking trails leading to the Big Wood River. Plenty of room for horses!

5 BD | 7 BA | 8,828 SF | 35.27 AC MLS ID: 18-322249 PROPERTY ID: XX3FQ6 $5,450,000

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CLEAR CREEK CANYON COMPOUND South of Ketchum The ultimate family compound awaits, just minutes from Ketchum and Sun Valley Resort. This private retreat sits on over 50 acres, with 5 cozy cabins and a babbling creek running through the property. This is a rare opportunity, the property has never been on the market, to buy own the perfect get-a-away and to have with Baldy at your back door.

12 BD | 10.5 BA | 7,161 SF | 50.73 AC PROPERTY ID: CJN843 PRICE UPON REQUEST

BIG WOOD RIVER VIEWS 32 Osprey Lane, South of Ketchum This mountain lodge style home on over 36 acres is nestled in the trees with stunning views of the Big Wood River.

The master and living areas are on the upper floor giving you the perfect vantage point to watch the wildlife.

4 BD | 4.5 BA | 4,168 SF | 36.08 AC MLS ID: 18-323920 PROPERTY ID: XR8SCL $2,750,000

BRING YOUR ROD AND REEL! 30 Osprey Lane, South of Ketchum This classic Adirondack style home has a main floor master and grand living room with massive rock fireplace. Open and updated kitchen with adjoining family room with fireplace and dining area. Being sold turn-key.

4 BD | 4.5 BA | 6,672 SF | 15.71 AC MLS ID: 18-323918 PROPERTY ID: QEXREK $3,495,000

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ACRES OF PRIVACY & SERENITY 30 & 32 Osprey Lane, South of Ketchum This private estate on 51 acres is surrounded by natural open woodlands, wildlife habitat, and acres of privacy.

Included are 2 exquisite Adirondack style homes being sold furnished and accessorized, both nestled in the trees with Big Wood river access. The luxurious mountain style accommodations are located minutes from Ketchum with the feeling of being miles away.

8 BD | 9 BA | 10,840 SF | 51.70 AC MLS ID: 19-324554 PROPERTY ID: YFT9YW $5,750,000

RUSTIC ELEGANCE 120 Foothill Dr, South of Ketchum This intelligently designed home exudes comfort, sophistication and grounded charm. If you appreciate what it takes to create a space where you are instantly at ease; where the harmony of fine detail and craftsmanship manifest in a way that begs you sit back, relax, and take in your surroundings, then this home is one that you should see.

6 BD | 7.5 BA | 7,564 SF | 1.15 AC MLS ID: 18-323701 PROPERTY ID: VQELFQ $4,495,000

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FISH FROM YOUR LAWN 180 S Golden Eagle Drive, South of Ketchum This completely remodeled & updated mountain style home sits on one of the premier riverfront lots in Golden Eagle and is designed to fit your lifestyle whether full or part time. The primarily single level layout features a spacious great room, main floor master and office, separate guest wing and a large apartment with fifth bedroom above the garage. Spectacular outdoor living.

5 BD | 5.5 BA | 6,134 SF | 3.03 AC MLS ID: 18-323404 PROPERTY ID: 8YXGS8 $4,295,000

WRAP AROUND MOUNTAIN VIEWS 345 Wall Street, South of Ketchum Privacy in south Gimlet with tennis court and home featuring multiple entertaining spaces with Great Room, large formal dining room and gourmet kitchen. A fully appointed one bedroom apartment with private entry for caretaker or guests is also included.

5 BD | 4.5 BA | 6,455 SF | 2.30 AC MLS ID: 19-324471 PROPERTY ID: PXW83M $3,200,000

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TIMELESS CONTEMPORARY 113 Willow Circle, South of Ketchum A collaborative design effort between Janet Jarvis and Caitlin Moore resulted in this timeless modern home that brings the outdoors in. The floor to ceiling windows take in the expansive river views while allowing in an abundance of natural light. Simple yet refined, the use of walnut, stone, polished plaster and steel creates a powerfully clean backdrop for art and furnishings.

5 BD | 5 BA | 4,511 SF | 4.31 AC MLS ID: 18-323989 PROPERTY ID: E7NV2X $2,995,000

LUXURY ON FAIRWAY FIVE 35 Copper Creek Road, South of Ketchum A beautifully laid out home on the fifth fairway of the North Course. It features spacious single level living with a guest suite above the three car garage. A home theater is included in the purchase. Beautifully manicured grounds, patio and sweeping views of Greenhorn Gulch and Bald Mountain Ski areas. Join the club for dining, golf, tennis, and workout facility.

5 BD | 5.5 BA | 4,541SF | 1.66 AC MLS ID: 19-324210 PROPERTY ID: HBMDMS $2,295,000

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20 ACRES ON THE BIG WOOD 27 Deer Creek Road, South of Ketchum This building site represents a rare opportunity to own acreage of this size without going south of Bellevue. Attributes include meandering water ways, a well and irrigation system, water rights, and walking paths winding through the property to the river’s edge.

20.42 AC MLS ID: 18-322773 PROPERTY ID: 8RWMGP $2,250,000

LAKEFRONT CANVAS 130 Eagle Lake Drive, South of Ketchum Touching two private lakes and situated on a quiet cul de sac in the heart of Golden Eagle, this beautiful lot is ready to receive the inspiration that will be your home, or home away from home. Enjoy Golden Eagle’s clubhouse, pool and tennis court as you allow the impressive views from your lot to be your home design muse.

2.23 AC $895,000

RIVERFRONT LOT 129 Audubon Place, South of Ketchum Fish from your backyard and enjoy the river and privacy provided by this one acre river front lot. Protected river view in a neighborhood of high-end custom homes, and convenient Mid-Valley location, with the bike path just across the street. .98 AC MLS ID: 17-320931 PROPERTY ID: 2TQ2Q4 $795,000

GREENHORN CANYON 129 Greenhorn Loop, South of Ketchum Here is an opportunity to own one of the few unimproved parcels in Greenhorn Canyon. Quiet, private, and located at the doorstep to miles of trails, this is the spot to build your forever home.

2.89 AC MLS ID: 19-324070 PROPERTY ID: FRJP2D $670,000

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SPECTACULAR SETTING 25 S Club View Drive , South of Ketchum On the Hale Irwin Valley Club golf course with a possibility of adding the adjoining lot 76. It is conveniently located just south of the main club house. A fantastic recreation facility with pools, indoor/outdoor tennis, and workout center are available to all club members.

1.55 AC MLS ID: 18-323948 $475,000

DEER CREEK VIEWS 35 S Club View Dr, South of Ketchum Located on the 7th Fairway, this lot features gorgeous views of Deer Creek. If you enjoy the setting from the Clubhouse, you will fall in love with this spectacular lot. Adjoining Lot 75 also available at the same price to complete a truly unique estate property.

1.33 AC MLS ID: 19-324505 $475,000

ALL ABOUT THE LOCATION 154 Valley Club Dr, South of Ketchum This choice Founder’s lot is perfectly situated for views and sun exposure and is also bordered by a seasonal stream. Located mid fairway with 180-degree views of the course and surrounding mountains.

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VALLEY CLUB LOT 30 Greens End Lane, South of Ketchum Large building lot located on a cul-de-sac in the private Valley Club Golf Community. This level lot on the fifth golf hole with 360 degree views and great sun is close to the development entry.

2.1 AC MLS ID: 17-321033 PROPERTY ID: 62C4YG $295,000

DEER VALLEY 116 Deer Valley Lane, South of Ketchum Great small, 11 lot mid-valley subdivision at Deer Creek with all new homes, community water system, and long sunsets due to the west facing Deer Creek drainage.

1.1 AC MLS ID: 18-323029 PROPERTY ID: YPMN7B $175,000

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EQUESTRIAN FACILITY 106 & 110 McKenzie Lane, Hailey An unparalleled opportunity to own acreage, a home, barns, and storage just north of Hailey. Enjoy beautiful views, mature trees, organic garden, fruit trees, and an arena on this 4.63 acre fenced and irrigated parcel. The 10 stall horse barn and the massive storage barn/workshop will house horses, trailers, RVs and sporting vehicles. Presently income producing with one year leases.

3 BD | 2 BA | 1,359 SF | 4.63 AC MLS ID: 19-324367 PROPERTY ID: PXW83M $1,295,000 CONTRACT PENDING, CALL FOR AVAILABILTY

PRIVACY, SERENITY AND ADVENTURE 155 Townsend Gulch Road, Bellevue A rare “truly hidden gem” multiple opportunity property.

Beautiful views, pool, horse pastures, stream, pond and water rights; all in total privacy. 43+ sunny acres, custom home and barn, adjacent to miles of BLM trails, secluded, yet close to town.

2 BD | 2.5 BA | 2,378 SF | 43.99 AC MLS ID: 18-323050 PROPERTY ID: 7JW3XV $1,295,000

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SPECTACULAR BIG WOOD RIVER LOT 820 Riverside Drive, Bellevue This beautiful 2.44 acre parcel has almost 177 feet of Big Wood River frontage. It is one of the prime fishing locations and the views up and down the river are spectacular. The propetry is on both sides of the river providing total privacy and creating a fabulous park-like setting. This is truly a very special river front lot.

2.44 AC MLS ID: 18-322856 PROPERTY ID: 9E5K7E $329,000

A CENTURY IN THE MAKING 9 Busterback Lane, Stanley WORLD-CLASS, UNIQUE HORSE RANCH PROPERTY. A magnificent, 80-acre property where relaxed luxury and sophistication meet Western sensibility. Located in the Stanley Basin, the ranch includes a 5,700 square foot main house, three guest cabins, manager’s house, barn, and numerous outbuildings.

9 BD | 6 BA | 9,953 SF | 80 AC MLS ID: 17-321012 PROPERTY ID: 8Y75FY $11,995,000

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ELEGANT SAWTOOTH ESTATE 300 Decker View Lane, Stanley Craftsman designed and custom built 12,000 SF, five + bedroom, six + bath home on seven acres in the heart of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. This distinctive property offers spectacular views of the Sawtooth Mountains, off-grid sustainability systems, and end-of the-road privacy.

5 BD | 5 BA, 3 PAR BA | 12,140 SF | 7.04 AC MLS ID: 16-319058 PROPERTY ID: GWXFT2 $3,500,000

SAWTOOTH VALLEY ACREAGE Cabin Creek Road, Sawtooth City Travel over Galena to find this gem of a building site on the banks of Alturas Lake Creek offering stunning views of the Sawtooth range with running water acting as the easterly boundary. Bordered by USFS lands, this pristine and private setting is close to both Pettit and Alturas Lakes. 40 minutes from Ketchum, you won’t have far to go when the mountains call.

40 AC MLS ID: 18-323069 PROPERTY ID: DHZFDG $1,725,000

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SPECTACULAR SAWTOOTH HOME 475 Goat Creek Way, Stanley Sun Valley is the name of the world-famous ski resort, as well as the small, European-styled village east of Ketchum.

The name also encompasses the 30-mile stretch that is the Wood River Valley, an area filled with towns, rivers, mountains, gulches, campgrounds, and cliffs. Sun Valley is home to phenomenal mountain scenery, unlimited yearround recreational offerings, and down-to-earth people.

All of this makes Sun Valley, whether it is Ketchum, Hailey, Bellevue, or elsewhere, one of the most desirable places in the country to live.

3 BD | 3 BA | 2,550 SF | 4.01 AC PROPERTY ID: 3HS3EJ $1,195,000

RARE OPPORTUNITY 550 S Pettit Lake Road, Sawtooth City Nestled in the beautiful Sawtooth Valley this rarely available Pettit Cabin offers a chance to located on the shores of pristine Pettit Lake lies the opportunity of a lifetime. have a piece of your own private Idaho. This cabin offers 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, abundant deck space, an outbuilding for storage and a large dock for immediate lake access.

Enjoy crystal clear water, sandy beaches, tranquility, and stunning views from this glacial lake.

2 BD | 2 BA | 972 SF PROPERTY ID: JSNBJW $3,295,000

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CHALLIS CREEK RANCH 8849 Challis Creek Road, Challis Unique 200 acre ranch with flood irrigated sr. water right from Challis Creek. On paved road, the ranch is accessible year around and includes a beautiful 3000 square foot, four bedroom, three bath log home, metal out buildings, electric perimeter and cross fencing, all adjoining BLM land and short distance to Wilderness Area. A trophy ranch in an exquisite setting.

4 BD | 3 BA | 3,000 SF | 200 AC MLS ID: 17-320487 PROPERTY ID: ZSLVCJ $1,300,000

BLACK BUTTE RANCH Lot #1 Black Butte Ranch, Shoshone Arguably the finest of all the Black Butte lots. All 20 acres contiguous to the elevated building site. No other lot affords this uniqueness plus the location of the lot is on the east end of the lake away from all homes with panoramic views and adjoining $1,300,000 home. Ranch features (2) water ski lakes, motocross track, airstrip and fantastic hunting nearby. Forty minutes from Sun Valley.

20 AC MLS ID: 18-323102 PROPERTY ID: ZDKFE7 $94,500

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NEW MODERN LUXURY RESIDENCES 100 Seventh St E Unit 3, Ketchum Currently under construction and located on the corner of 1st Ave and 7th street, this mountain contemporary comes with clean lines and stellar views. Unit 3 makes up the entire 3rd level with 867 SF of outdoor deck and stunning views both north and west. With over 1,200SF of garage space & a carlift allows for up to 4 cars &/or ample storage. Reserve now and customize your finish Using unique, non-traditional exterior materials like board-formed concrete, metal panels, and fiber cement panels, the residential units strike a graceful harmony between a modern mountain contemporary feel.

4 BD | 4.5 BA | 3,730 SF MLS ID: 18-324002 $4,195,000

100 Seventh St E Unit 2, Ketchum Unit 2 is on the 2nd level and north facing with 473 SF deck with gorgeous northerly views. Large garage with carlift and extra storage. Reserve now and customize your finishes.

3 BD | 2 BA | 1,525 SF MLS ID: 18-324000 $1,600,000

100 Seventh St E Unit 1, Ketchum Unit 1 is on the 2nd level and west and north facing with 394 SF deck and views of Baldy. Large garage with carlift and extra storage. Reserve now and customize your finishes.

3 BD | 3.5 BA | 2,067 SF MLS ID: 18-324001 $2,300,000

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Kasey Atkinson Sales Associate 559.970.1936

Linda Badell Associate Broker 208.720.6040

Nicole Buchwalter Sales Associate 208.720.3318

Catherine Carley Sales Associate 208.481.2221

Bob Dittmer Associate Broker 208.720.0822

Carol Dorazio Sales Associate 208.720.3700

Jay Emmer Sales Associate 208.720.4282

Sue Engelmann Associate Broker 208.720.0680

Coralea Graham Sales Associate 415.971.0167

Stuart Hoag Managing Broker 208.720.3111

Julie Hurst Sales Associate 208.720.0907

Bob Kesting Associate Broker 208-720-4770

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Devra Mary Associate Broker 208.720.2990

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Jeff Pfaeffle Associate Broker 208.720.0420

Mike Sampson Associate Broker 208.309.5300

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LAKE MINNETONKA Deephaven, Minnesota The finest level of finishes with no detail overlooked: luxurious master suite, epicurean kit, pool house with viewing terrace, sport court, bowling alley, golf simulator, state of the art exercise facility, theater, rooftop sky deck, one-ofa-kind Cavern Music Club.

5 BD | 9 BA | 18,007 SF | 1.8 AC PROPERTY ID: 4954062 $14,895,000 Listing Courtesy of Lakes Sotheby’s International Realty

MINNEHAHA CREEK Edina, Minnesota Simply stunning, this classic home has the top-of-the-line updates expected in a newer home while still preserving the beautiful architecture and solid construction of the Country Club neighborhood.

4 BD | 6 BA | 7,002 SF | .38 AC PROPERTY ID: 4980376 $1,935,000 Listing Courtesy of Lakes Sotheby’s International Realty

SKYLINE VIEWS Minneapolis, Minnesota Extraordinary 32nd floor suite at The Carlyle! Features 180 degrees of breathtaking Minneapolis skyline views.

3 BD | 3 BA | 2,364 SF PROPERTY ID: 5138718 $1,825,000 Listing Courtesy of Lakes Sotheby’s International Realty

GORGEOUS GEORGIAN COLONIAL Minneapolis, Minnesota Superb curb appeal and beautiful updates. Dramatic entrance, fabulous sight lines, high ceilings, elegant crown molding, hardwood floors and California Closets throughout.

5 BD | 4.5 BA | 5,611 SF | .23 AC PROPERTY ID: 5221773 $1,590,000 Listing Courtesy of Lakes Sotheby’s International Realty

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ELEVATED LUXURY Jackson, Wyoming Sweeping views, space & beauty define this luxury property located at the top of Spring Creek Ranch. Built in 2016, the 5 bedroom home was designed with meticulous attention to detail & the highest quality finishes.

5 BD | 5.5 BA | 6,329 SF | 3.76 AC PROPERTY ID: T9YED5 $11,750,000 Listing Courtesy of Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty

CRAFTED LOG HOME Jackson, Wyoming Available for the first time, this beautifully designed and crafted log home is one of Jackson Hole’s finest properties. The craftsmanship is unrivaled, and the setting is harmonious with the mountains.

4 BD | 5 BA, 3 PAR BA | 9,200 SF | 7.65 AC PROPERTY ID: 2CGKRP $9,900,000 Listing Courtesy of Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty

ARCHITECTURAL MASTERPIECE Jackson, Wyoming The grounds are mesmerizingly beautiful. A heated pool and hot tub will be favorite places to hang out year round.

The spacious back patio features a grill for summer grilling and enjoyable meals taken outside.

5 BD | 5 BA, 3 PAR BA | 6,970SF | 20 AC PROPERTY ID: 4GBNCB $26,760,000 Listing Courtesy of Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty

SHOWPIECE IN TETON PINES Wilson, Wyoming This grand estate level home and guest house is located on 2 beautiful lots in Teton Pines Resort. The 7,300 livable sq. ft.(main + guest) home was re-modeled in 2004 & features a gourmet kitchen with an adjacent living area and wood burning fireplace.

5 BD | 4 BA, 2 PAR BA | 7,353 SF | 1.6 AC PROPERTY ID: S5K8QS $7,995,000 Listing Courtesy of Jackson Hole Sotheby’s International Realty

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