Upon entering the dark and oaky lobby of The Beekman hotel, one immediately senses the richness of its history, like tracing the patina of an antique map. The landmarked Queen Anne–style building, designed by renowned architect James M. Farnsworth, first rose skyward 135 years ago as the ... More

Pack your cutest sunnies and head to glittering Miami Beach for a week in paradise. The week-long event series, dubbed the Veuve Clicquot Carnaval, is a full-on celebration of the vibrant Miami culture including the dance, art, food, drink and of course, picturesque Miami skyline. Veuve Clicquot will ... More

With a number of picturesque wineries sprinkled throughout Napa Valley, cultivating a taste for all that wine country has to offer seems easy, right? But why visit a public winery and savor a typical–albeit still spirited–experience, when you could have a carefully curated vino-approved journey that will bring ... More

Nestled at the base of Aspen Mountain, St. Regis Aspen recently underwent some renovations, including the debut of a sleek new restaurant for this ski season: Velvet Buck (named after the velvet fur that grows on the antlers of a male deer). Exposed brick and mounted antlers ... More

Seven years ago, Wade McElroy made a career-defining leap. The Arizona native, who was working at The Dutch in SoHo, was visiting friends in Chicago when he took note of the Windy City’s fledgling cocktail scene. “I saw an opportunity to join a young and super-supportive hospitality ... More

Anchoring a residential tower in uptown, Circo Dallas boasts an Italian coastal menu, house-made pasta, and three signature dishes by famed Le Cirque founder Sirio Maccioni: Mama Egi’s spinach and buffalo ricotta ravioli, lobster and black truffle salad, and crème brûlée. The restaurant also has an unusual twist: ... More

Palm Beach Power Players Multitasking millennials Rob Gray and Teddy Vlock represent Wellington, Florida’s new guard who are reinventing the winter horse capital. Having met through show jumping, the Canadian and Connecticut transplants founded T&R Development for hip, peer-directed projects. “Properties weren’t designed for the needs of the ... More

This is a story of shared obsessions between an architect and a food stylist who are separated by generations and geography but joined by their love of the color pink. The architect Luis Barragán (1902–1988) died infatuated by light, space and design. The colored walls in his museum-like house and the ... More

The sophisticated design of Academia cocktail bar is somewhat unexpected considering its colorful location on Austin’s vibrant West 4th Street. The elegant space offers dim lighting, catering to a romantic vibe, while the communal high-top tables create a buzzy atmosphere on the weekends, easing guests into ... More

To merely scratch the surface of the wintry, alluring playland that is Iceland is seemingly impossible. One way to do just that is through the lens of a local authority––recently, I had the rare pleasure of exploring the country’s capital city in the company of its most celebrated export, Chef ... More