Great escapes
Deep in the rich woodlands on a remote lakeshore, Lake Kora remains one of the intact grand camps still in use today.
If your heirs won’t fight over it…
HF contributor, Shelley Black caught up with global award-winner, Jonathan Adler at the Interior Design Show 2020, where he showcased his whimsical Dreamland collaboration.
Luxury on a large scale
Known as the “Garden Island of the Atlantic,” Madeira is a European favourite.
5 tasty French desserts
To satisfy your sweet tooth, we have selected five French desserts to reproduce at home like a starred chef.
Not your grandpa’s cottage…
By Edilka Anderson Mention family cottages to many Canadians and they’ll get sentimental and start musing about romantic weekends “Up North,” crackling campfires, lazy afternoons on the dock, water-sports and walks in the woods.
Teeth of the Dog Still Dye’s finest
This issue, we visited Pete Dye's “Teeth of the Dog,” the majestic course in the Dominican Republic that captured the late US course architect’s heart.
Cobbled streets and classic pubs
Whether you’re ready to party like the Irish at Temple Bar, visit the Guinness Museum or take a dip in the ever-cold River Liffey, Dublin is a small capital city with a big heart.
Side view of the Cook William W. Legal Research Library of the University of Michigan Law School, lit by the spring morning sun, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. The Law school is designed in the English Gothic style. Green and pink blooming trees are in forground. Clear blue sky is in background.
An English quickie in Tree City
Referred to by some as Tree City, Ann Arbor is a friendly university town that’s full of café patios, art galleries, bookstores and an eclectic mix of fine and casual restaurants.
Auberge Saint-Antoine
Located in the heart of Quebec City’s Old Port, Auberge Saint-Antoine is an award-winning contemporary boutique hotel and a member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux.
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