Hair apparent
byA top women’s hair salon now has its male counterpart, one that combines the concept of a men’s spa with the sanctuary of the man cave and the social aspect of the barbershop.
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Chocolate obsession
byKelly Dantas’ new Chocoylatte café offers high quality goodies – along with lunch fare – in a manner that lets you indulge without too much guilt.
Artist of eden
byThe New York Botanical Garden celebrates the protean creativity of landscaper/artist Roberto Burle Marx.
Petal-ing through the pages
byTwo new books take readers into the garden, accompanied by two experts, Australian celebrity florist Fleur McHarg and Hamptons-based landscape designer Frederico Azevedo.
Jewelry rooted in nature’s richness
byBrazilian-based jewelry designer Silvia Furmanovich – whose work is available at Bergdorf Goodman stores – looks to nature and nurture for her exclusive creations.
Equine emo
byIs there any animal that is more anthropomorphic than the horse? For thousands of years, the horse has represented man’s freedom and energy, including…
Where the wild things are
byThe prolific artist Roberto Dutesco stepped away from his role as an in-demand fashion photographer and dedicated 18 years of his life to photographing the legendary wild horses of Sable Island, a pristine place some 190 miles off the coast of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Although Sable Island is sometimes referred to as the “Graveyard of the Atlantic” – it’s the site of about 350 shipwrecks – Dutesco embarked on a mission to document this wilderness and in turn discovered living beauty and a new home.