The Queen of Taupe
With more than 40 years at the forefront of the design industry, London-based Kelly Hoppen MBE is one of the most celebrated and sought-after interior designers in the world.
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Once Upon an Island
With resorts popping up everywhere, each more grand than the other, we had to wonder if it is still possible to find a place of incomparable beauty and unrivalled elegance in a setting where time truly can stand still. Without word of a lie, we found our answer at The Brando.
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A Weekend with Skabenga
A historic seaside hotel where modern technology is used to supplement, rather than supplant, its romantic architecture, today’s Oyster Box remains a landmark property with character to spare. Though modern comforts and convenience have been graciously infused into the iconic property’s common areas, suites and guest rooms, they certainly haven’t masked either its innate graciousness or family-friendly atmosphere.
A Perfect Playground
The Homefront team spent several days exploring Dubai as a beach holiday and luxury shopping destination, with an authentic Arabian blend of “old and new” and a stylish Euro meets a bit of Vegas glitz vibe. By Caroline Tapp-McDougall Once a land of barren desert…
Canada’s First St. Regis Debuts in Toronto
By Elise Dostal The prestigious St. Regis brand joins the handful of elite five-star hotels in downtown Toronto, moving into the former Trump Hotel. Rising 65 storeys above the Financial District, the St. Regis Toronto promises to raise the bar for the modern hotel guest…
A Crown Jewel…with an Off-the-Chart WOW Factor
“Confluence of land and sea” remains an apt description for the world’s finest links courses, but at the Quivira Golf Club in Los Cabos, Mexico, it tends to have a more elevated implication—both literally and figuratively. By Rick Young Here, the waves of the Pacific…
Authentically Adirondack
By Caroline Tapp-McDougall The history of Mirror Lake Inn goes back to the mid 1920s when a local girl, Climena Alford, married William Rufus Wikoff, who was the original travelling “Fuller Brush Man.” The story goes that Wikoff was a successful salesperson who accumulated considerable…
The Meandering Epicurist
By Keith Edwards Seedlip It’s not often that we come across a true alchemist, but Ben Branson is clearly one. He’s not only the founder of Seedlip, but also the owner of an original 1651 edition of John French’s The Art of Distillation. Despite the…
The Lincoln Motor Company introduces the new Lincoln Nautilus, a midsize luxury SUV delivering a powerful turbocharged engine range and a suite of advanced technologies designed to give drivers greater confidence on the road.
Up to the Mountains and Down to the Sea
After putting Lincoln’s Navigator to the test last year, I was looking forward to getting behind the wheel of its smaller sibling, the Nautilus. The folks at Lincoln selected the scenic San Rafael Mountain region east of Santa Barbara as the location for our test drive. Beautifully winding roads along the Santa Ynez river valley offered great vistas and the nicest of scenery for us to snap some shots of the handsome Nautilus from all angles—and the odd selfie, of course.
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