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Stuart Weitzman: Bidding For History

World records fall as three historical treasures are auctioned by Sotheby’s New York. For coin and stamp collectors, June 8, 2021, in New York City was a day as rare as the treasured pieces offered for auction at Sotheby’s. Three Treasures – Collected by Stuart Weitzman was a dedicated live auction of specimens of unrivalled …

How Ralf Madi Built His Career On Curating Connection

Everything Madi has worked on has led him to his dream project: a hotel in Bali that he can’t wait to present to the world. There’s a common theme in everything Ralf Madi creates: connectivity. Madi’s undeniable talent is the original way he sees people and the world around him. As a self-made success — …

Brett David: Exotic Cars Capturing South Beach Swagger

With an inventory featuring Lamborghini, Lotus, Porsche, Ferrari, Bugatti and others, Prestige Imports has become one of the world’s most revered exotic sports car dealers. Rarely does a business emerge that seems ideally suited to its location, the surrounding vibe and its times, so much so, like the chicken and egg, it’s almost impossible to …

Tamara Bahry: Turning The Ordinary Into The Extraordinary

By turning life’s mundane moments into creative and inspiring art collections, Bahry always includes a philanthropic component to her work by donating part of her sales to charities she’s most passionate about. As redundant as our day-to-day lives may seem, every day is filled with wonder, with joy, with stories, with colours and expressions of …

Peter Triantos: Show Me Love. Show Me Joy. Show Me Beauty

Contemporary abstract artist Peter Triantos believes art should be passionate, vibrant and joyful. And the whole world agrees. Although he’s based in Toronto, you’ll find his high-end fine art in residential and corporate spaces in private collections, model suites and major lobbies across North America, Europe and Asia. Who knows what might have happened if …

Barb Stegemann: Smells Like Something Good

When Barb Stegemann’s friend Trevor Greene signed up with the Canadian Armed Forces because he wanted to help women in Afghanistan, she wanted to go, too. She couldn’t. But, when Greene was brutally attacked, Stegemann told him simply, “Don’t worry, I will take up the cause.” This is the story of how she poured her …

Jun Aizaki: Pushing The Envelope

Fresh from finishing his first full hotel, the founder and principal of CRÈME discusses Philadelphia’s charm, the power of ideas, and listening to restaurant conversations. When I speak with Jun Aizaki, he’s at his home studio in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg, N.Y. New York is a city he’s lived in for close to 30 years, but having …

Miles Redd: The Stylish Art Of Design

Acclaimed New York City interior designer Miles Redd brings his distinctive panache and style to his composition and creation of elegant spaces.   Q: What is your definition of elegance? A: Streamlined, usually black, with perhaps one discreet baroque element.   Q: What is the one thing you have learned from Oscar de la Renta? …

Heiress Anne Marion: An American Visionary

How one of America’s greatest cultural philanthropists masterfully painted her life, leaving behind one of the country’s greatest art collections. They say life is a blank canvas, and it’s up to you how you want to paint it. If that’s true, Anne Marion has painted a masterpiece through the family legacy she has upheld and …

Anthony Howe: The Visionary Behind Mesmerizing Sculptures

Howe’s face, marked by a steely gaze, hides behind it a vision of the future through his art, impacting you beyond thought and bringing you into feeling. Everyone wonders, especially in times like these, what the future will hold. The answer may be in Anthony Howe’s kinetic stainless steel sculptures, which stand tall from Dubai …