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Perched way up high

Designed by Formafatal studio, Achiote Jungle Villas are minimalist, glass encased tree houses in the rainforests of Costa Rica. The property has only two adult-only retreats, casa Nefrit and casa Jaspis.

Jump in the East River’s new pool

Shaped like a giant plus sign, this enormous floating swimming pool started as just a concept over a decade ago.

Doggie on-the-go

Leash, collar, doggie bags and now, backpack. Luxury leather brand Tsuchiya Kaban has just created another accessory that dog owners will want to add to their collection. This stylish carry-all for all your pup’s essentials.

‘Notched up’ houseboating

Looking to make life on the water more comfortable, Florida-based Reina Boats upgrades the traditional houseboat into a luxury vessel made for both cruising and living. Sustainability, technology and style make for a modern twist.

Save the Kākāpō

These large, ground-dwelling, flightless parrots were once widespread across New Zealand. Hunted to near extinction, these unique birds are slowly bouncing back thanks to a highly specialised conservation effort. 

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The robots are coming!

Ready or not, here they come. Helpful humanoids for the home are on the horizon and they’re promising to make life easier. For decades, the “robot butler” has been more fiction than science… an unfulfilled dream for more efficient 21st

Spring hosting simplified

Spring entertaining is all about embracing ease without sacrificing intention. As the days grow longer and gatherings move outdoors, hosting becomes less about perfection and more about creating moments that feel relaxed, thoughtful, and welcoming.  We approach spring tables with

The Meandering Epicurist

Simon Turcotte Jams They’ve been crafting the most remarkable jams, jellies from carefully selected local fruit in Sainte-Marelline-de-Kildare, Quebec for over 25 years. Why then have I only just now just stumbled on Simon Turcotte? My introduction began at the

The joy of play

Often framed as the territory of childhood, the magic of play doesn’t have to expire when adulthood comes around. At any age, play can foster new energy, new interests and new connections. Especially true in a world of deadlines, work

A hidden gem that overlooks the Douro

Who needs a mini bar when your room is above 2.5 million litres of vintage, tawny and white Port that’s aging gracefully in the cellar? Just ask and sommelier Carlos Veira will happily take you on a tour and introduce

Living in quiet abundance

The slow subtle shift that marks the transition from the excitement of spring to the respite of summer begins as the tentative, pale greens of April and May deepen into a lush, confident gardens. Early summer air, once sharp with