Casa Ferrari Carmel Will Be a Hub for Ferrari Fans During Monterey Car Week
This $53 Million, Ed Niles Malibu Estate Is Not a Typical Beach House [VIDEO]
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A glass atrium entryway, with a brick wall clad in floating plants, immediately opens to a steep glass-and-steel staircase. The main living area lies below and effortlessly blends contemporary elements—concrete walls, French Cesium blue marble floors, and sharp angular lines—with traditional Japanese concepts, such …
Swim and Snorkel with Whales While Chartering a Luxury Sailing Yacht [VIDEO]
Salon Privé Chubb Insurance Concours d’Elegance Automotive Preview [SLIDESHOW]
From September 3 through 5, car cognoscenti the world over will convene in Woodstock, England, to see and be seen at the 10th annual Salon Privé and its marque attraction, the 2015 Chubb Insurance Concours d’Elegance. Set on the grounds of Blenheim Palace, home to the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough—and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill—the three-day display of automotive aristocracy will include classic and one-off models (including motorcycles), the latest supercars, and concepts.
Flowing with Champagne and attendees dressed to impress, the garden-party-style Con…
New Floral Jewelry Designs from Six Leading Jewelers [SLIDESHOW]
Flora and fauna are perennial favorites of jewelry designers, and recent designs are portraying flowers in fresh, colorful forms. These six alluring jeweled blossoms range from elaborate and glamourous to refined and demure.
Five Bags to Tame the Great Outdoors [SLIDESHOW]
The perfect bag for outdoor adventure must be both utilitarian and designed with form in mind—ensuring it is practical and stylish. The following five chic bags will enhance a range of outdoor activities, from rugged trail hikes to picture-perfect picnics.
10 of the World’s Top Surf Resorts [SLIDESHOW]
Every surfer in Western civilization owes a debt of gratitude to First Lieutenant James King of the Royal Navy. It was 1779 and his trip aboard the HMS Discovery had not been smooth sailing after the commander, Captain James Cook, had lost his life while angering the local inhabitants at Kealakekua Bay on the Big Island of Hawaii. The unexpected delay, however, gave King time to observe the native watermen riding waves on large planks, an activity he recorded and reported upon his return. Over two centuries later, surfing spans t…