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Jonathan Adler on how to choose stylish wallpaper that feels fresh and new 44 Stroke of Genius in Denver

The Colorado city’s downtown area now features a rare oasis of urban community and farming

62 the allure of burgundies

Sommelier Alpana Singh on the allure of wines from the Burgundy region

CULTURE 6 TRENDING: ART, ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN

Ceramics, wood buildings and recycled plastic are the future 60 A NEW LOUVRE

The newly opened Louvre Abu Dhabi tells a universal narrative 66 BOOKS

Author Tayari Jones on her favorite summer reads— breezy, but with “teeth”

50 A new way to buy and sell Antiques

Viyet.com, recently acquired by Sotheby’s, offers furnishings across genres and price points 58 INSTAGRAM - INSPIRED

STYLE 17

How to translate social-media trends into your home 64 STAYING HEALTHY AT HOME

24 DESIGNER WHO DRESSES THE STRONG WOMAN

Osman Yousefzada is on the rise—with a celebrity following 48

Three high-tech speakers that look as good as they sound

30 AT HOME WITH ALYSIA REINER

UP-AND - COMING VACATION SPOTS

INSIDER’S BERLIN

Peek inside Berlin’s high-end Mitte and Charlottenburg neighborhoods 26 HONG KONG AFTER DARK

Where to eat and drink in the city

Mission to ‘FEED’

Lauren Bush Lauren mixes philanthropy and fashion for the greater good

SPORTS LEGENDS

Five under-the-radar spots worth checking out for your next getaway

How to show off contemporary art

PHILANTHROPY

69 Inspiring homes on Long Island, New York

TRAVEL

The “Orange is the New Black” star on her three favorite things at home 56 DISPLAYING ART

Gallery

Midcentury sports watches make a comeback

STYLISH SOUNDS

COLLECTIONS

CANADIAN COUTURE

For high-end shopping, Holt Renfrew is hard to beat

Moon Juice’s Amanda Chantal Bacon makes her famed tonics and powders from home 68

COMFORT CUISINE

Chef Corey Lee on food that soothes the soul

living the high life

New condominium towers offer generous square footage and myriad activities 40

less is more

Minimalist homes focus attention on what matters 32

FOOD AND WINE

COOL RIDERS

How to travel around Europe by antique car

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THE LATEST IN ART, ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN PLASTIC FURNITURE, WOOD TOWERS AND CERAMICS ARE HOT

Clockwise from top: A proposed wooden skyscraper in Tokyo, a Flotsam table by Brodie Neill—and the fragments of plastic it's made from—and a ceramic pitcher by Natalie Herrera.

for what's new and cool in the worlds of art, architecture and design? Below, the latest trends, unearthed: Looking ART

Last year, as fashion types posted pictures on Instagram of their weekends throwing clay, Vogue called the craft “the new yoga." Certainly there is a growing appetite for beautiful homewares and sculpture, made from organic materials and produced by a talented generation of new ceramists. Natalie Herrera is one such rising star. The graphic designer has taken the fundamentals she learned at the Rhode Island School of Design and applied them to a new medium. Her ceramics, wheel-thrown or hand-built, take on an angularity, structuraland graphic quality. “Most of the inspiration for my ceramics comes from architecture,” says Herrera, including Brutalist buildings in Colombia and parallel forms in New York City. Much of her art, created under the brand High Gloss, which she launched in 2013, has a practical use, such as stacking cups without handles that work to conserve cupboard space. More and more, though, she is being commissioned to create ceramic sculptural pieces. “Many of my friends have objects all over their home, a mini-museum of pieces,” she says. ARCHITECTURE

Europe’s Neolithic long house, a timber dwelling built around 6,000 B.C., was a solid home for as many as 30 people. Thousands of years later, the Romans developed timber framing; in China, ancient temples were usually built of wood. Fast-forward to 2018, and architects are bringing back wood for megatowers. Five times lighter than concrete, but with a comparable strength-per-weight ratio, high thermal performance, and qualities that make it pleasant to work with and live with—nontoxic, calming, organic and inherently beautiful—wood is increasingly being used in creative ways for pioneering construction projects. New types of engineered timber enable architects to build bigger and higher. Cross-laminated timber, or CLT, is produced by layering sections at right angles, while hybrid CLT combines the material with steel. Earlier this year, Sumitomo Forestry unveiled plans for a 350-meter, 70-story hybrid skyscraper in Tokyo, which will be the world’s tallest wooden building. DESIGN

Designers are coming up with ingenious solutions to recycle what has already been discarded, particularly plastic. Ocean terrazzo is the invention of furniture designer Brodie Neill, who was inspired to create a new take on traditional marble as a response to the plastic he saw damaging the coastline of his native Tasmania. Fragments of plastic that washed up on beaches are being used to create eye-catching furniture, such as the Flotsam table. And at furniture company Pentatonic, comfortable desk chairs are created using soft Plyfix, a textured felt you would never guess used to be plastic. Even Ikea is at it; its Kungsbacka kitchen doors are made from recycled PET bottles. Clockwise from top: Sumitomo Forestry, Brodie Neill, Natalie Herrera/High Gloss

Bison on the prairie below the Grand Teton Range.

5 PLACES TO VISIT THAT WILL DELIGHT YOUR SENSES LESSER - KNOWN VACATION SPOTS SPAN FIVE CONTINENTS

his looks to be the year for immersive travel. Or so says Eric Grayson, founder and CEO of Discover 7 Travel, a luxury-travel concierge service. “People want to do more than go to Paris and stay at the Ritz,” he says. “Instead, individuals are looking for travel that touches more of their senses.” Read on for five experiential travel spots worth journeying to this year.

WYOMING

While luxury dude ranches have always been popular, Brush Creek Ranch in Wyoming has ramped up the luxe element to the max. Set on a 30,000-acre working cattle ranch in Saratoga, a town perched in the south-central part of the state, the award-winning property features luxury lodge rooms, cabin suites or cabin residences. “This is a great getaway for families,” Grayson says. “You can take the family for horseback rides, whitewater rafting adventures, fly-fishing, hiking, and train adventures of all sorts.”

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BOLIVIA

No trip to Bolivia is complete without a visit to Lake Titicaca, famous for its crystal-clear waters that reflect the snowy peaks of the nearby Cordillera Real and the world’s largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni. “It’s famous for its otherworldly landscapes, with salt as white as snow that looks like you’re walking on clouds,” says Lia Batkin, co-founder of In the Know Experiences, a travel lifestyle company in New York. Bolivia offers the best Amazon wildlife spotting in South America, too. “The pampas tour—a wetland savanna area where the chance of seeing animals is much greater, as they aren’t hidden among trees—is a real highlight of the country’s eco-tourism,” she says. Consider starting your exploration with a tour of La Paz, the nation’s capital. “While you’re in La Paz, the five-star Atix Hotel is a must-stay,” Batkin adds.

Left: A wooden rowing boat moored on the shore of Lake Titicaca, close to the Bolivian town of Copacabana. Above: Swimming in Iceland's Blue Lagoon.

ICELAND

No matter the season, Iceland is a big draw. “Iceland boasts incredible experiences and spectacular scenery anytime of year,” says John Spence, president of Scott Dunn Private Journeys, a Londonbased custom travel company. Spence suggests a restful stay at the new Retreat at Blue Lagoon, a resort plus spa that’s built into an 800-year-old volcano and is surrounded by the Blue Lagoon’s mineral-rich geothermal waters. 4

Below: Buddha statues at the Gangaramaya Temple in Sri Lanka.

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The green shoreline of Lake Kivu, between the countries of DR Congo and Rwanda, in the heart of Africa.

SRI LANKA

Luxury travelers seeking a more quiet and laid-back alternative to India are flocking to Sri Lanka, Grayson says. “The culture is fascinating, the terrain is diverse, and it’s an appealing place to those who have either been to India before or are seeking an additional flavor of the region.” Consider staying at Ceylon Tea Trails, a Relais & Chateaux resort situated amid mountains and lush tea fields. The resort features five restored colonial-era tea-planter bungalows, complete with period furnishings. “Guests can relax, hike and experience a rural part of this incredibly beautiful country,” Grayson says. RWANDA

The recent opening of Wilderness Safaris’ Bisate Lodge, and the imminent arrival of One&Only Gorilla’s Nest, a new lodge from luxury safari specialists, puts Rwanda’s wildlife-rich Volcanoes National Park in the spotlight for 2018 and beyond. “Set within the dramatic Virunga Mountains, the Volcanoes National Park is home to spectacular wildlife, including the endangered mountain gorilla,” says George Morgan-Grenville, founder of Red Savannah, a London-based travel company that creates tailor-made travel experiences worldwide. “It is here that American zoologist Dian Fossey famously studied the species.” While there, guests can visit the research center and her grave, which lies beside that of Digit, her favorite gorilla. Further afield, One&Only recently opened the doors of Nyungwe House in Rwanda’s Nyungwe Forest National Park. “Set within a working tea plantation, Nyungwe House offers wild chimpanzee tracking, gastronomic picnics, kayaking, mountain biking, trekking, and invigorating spa treatments,” Morgan-Grenville adds. Each of the 22 rooms has an open fireplace as well as a private deck for watching wildlife and contemplating the forest views.

TALKING COMFORT FOOD WITH BENU CHEF COREY LEE

The thousand-year-old quail egg at Benu.

iners at Benu, the widely celebrated fine-dining restaurant in San Francisco, are confronted with a polarizing first course: D half of a preserved quail egg, in which the firm “white” is actually

THE FINE- DINING CHEF SAYS TASTES HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE GLOBAL

Marinated mussels stuffed with noodles, an appetizing course served at Benu.

translucent brown, and the pudding-like yolk is a greenish-black. It's Benu's take on the thousand-year-old egg—for millions of people across Asia, a classic comfort food. “For any food that comes from a particular culture, so much of what determines if it’s comforting or not is your experience and reference point for that dish,” says Corey Lee, Benu’s chef. Even people who are familiar with the egg’s intense smell of ammonia—which Lee’s Benu cookbook promises gives way to a “deep savoriness” when eaten— are given a new experience by the fact that it’s made from a quail egg. Our collective sense of comfort food has quickly evolved in recent years. “At no other point in history has our sense of comfort been more global than it is today,” says Lee, whose restaurant has the highest possible Michelin ranking—3 stars. Comfort foods are redefining fine dining, a departure from the more traditional model that relies on the chef ’s purchasing power and ability to gather the most luxurious ingredients, Lee suggests. “It’s being able to enjoy something you’ve had before but in a new context, and that makes you feel appreciation for your own culture’s cuisine or the flavors you grew up with,” he says. “There’s a lot of value in that.” RICE AND VEGETABLE DISHES

Opposite page, top: Eric Wolfinger; Below: Benu

Lee, 40, who grew up with Korean food, finds comfort in rice and intensely flavored preserved vegetables. “That’s the basis of Korean cuisine,” he says. “You spend a lot of time making a batch of kimchi, or fermenting vegetables. At mealtime, you serve a big bowl of rice, and then you have a huge spread of different dishes.” The chef says that he appreciates all the different ways of enjoying rice, including Chinese-style fried rice, congee (a type of rice porridge popular in East Asian countries), and Italian-style risotto. SIMPLE SEAFOOD

Guests at Benu have said the marinated mussels stuffed with noodles are quite comforting. Served without the shells, the mussels make for a visually striking presentation, with stripes made from egg whites, carrots, cucumbers, and braised kombu seaweed. “You’re experiencing something you’ve had a thousand times, in the simplest, most humble way, but in a way that you don’t associate with a gastronomic experience,” Lee says.

Above: The exterior and pool in a Mitte penthouse. Right: A dining area.

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N AV L A B E L S EC O N DA RY

INSIDE BERLIN’S MITTE AND CHARLOTTENBURG TWO OF THE GERMAN CAPITAL'S TONIEST AREAS DAZZLE BUYERS

hen Klaus Wowereit, a former mayor of Berlin, described his city as “poor, but sexy” in 2003, he was commenting on its growing appeal in the years following the fall of the Berlin Wall and German reunification. At that time, young, creative types were flocking to the city, lured by its history, edgy urban vibe, affordable rents and empty spaces. Since then, the city has transformed itself into a world hub for contemporary art, dining, fashion, design and tech startups—and it is still a work in progress. As a result, there has been an increase in the number of international buyers investing in the German capital’s property market, particularly in central neighborhoods such as Mitte and Charlottenburg. Mitte, the once-neglected historic core of the city, which comprises the former East and West districts, includes some of the city’s most iconic attractions, such as Museum Island, Brandenburg Gate, and the Reichstag. Among its many new developments is Potsdamer Platz, a former Cold War wasteland rebuilt as a public square with futuristic buildings that house shops and offices. West of Mitte is Charlottenburg, Berlin’s most elegant and traditional neighborhood, characterized by wide streets and refined parks and residential buildings. It is home to the 17th-century baroque Charlottenburg Palace and Kurfürstendamm, a leafy boulevard seen as Berlin’s version of the Champs-Élysées, lined with hotels, cafes, and designer boutiques. HOUSING STOCK

Mitte is mostly made up of apartments in deluxe new-build developments, says Monica Baier of Berlin Sotheby’s International Realty. Her office is selling a 4,843-square-foot, five-bedroom duplex penthouse apartment in Mitte for €12 million euros. It has an indoor pool and a rooftop outdoor pool, which is surrounded by a decked terrace with sweeping views of Berlin.

A loft apartment in Charlottenburg.

Meanwhile, in Charlottenburg, apartment buildings mostly date from the late 19th- and early 20th-centuries and are built in Wilhelminian style, with high ceilings, large rooms, and attractive stucco facades. Berlin Sotheby’s International Realty is marketing a 1,948-square-foot renovated one-bedroom apartment in a 1910s building for €3.7 million. It has floorto-ceiling windows and an open-plan living room, with a designer kitchen and wooden flooring throughout. WHO LIVES THERE

Mitte and Charlottenburg attract similar types of buyers: They include investors, Berliners relocating within the city, and German and overseas second-home owners. While Mitte and Charlottenburg are high-value areas, household types are diverse. Residents are a mix of single professionals, retirees, and families. Top restaurants in Mitte include Borchardt, a Berlin institution since 1895 that serves French and German dishes; Grill Royal, an upmarket eatery serving oysters, steaks and seafood; and La Blanca at Hotel de Rome, which has a Mediterranean-inspired menu. Most restaurants in Charlottenburg offer traditional and high-end international dining. Highlights include Grosz, which has the look of a Jazz Age cafe; Neni at the 25hours Hotel; and Restaurant Tim Raue, an eatery by the two-Michelin-starred Berlin chef of the same name. Charlottenburg’s Kurfürstendamm and its charming side streets offer luxury retail labels, such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Yves Saint Laurent, as well as independent shops and boutiques. Mitte, meanwhile, has Friedrichstrasse, which provides designer brands such as Hugo Boss, Gucci, and Breitling. The three best international schools in the area are in Mitte: Berlin Metropolitan School, which carries kindergarten through 12th grade; Berlin Cosmopolitan School, which offers an education for preschool to secondary students; and Phorms Campus Berlin Mitte, a bilingual German-English private nursery, primary, and secondary school.

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LUXURY AMENITIES

The Vancouver location's beauty hall. Inset: Holt Renfrew's Dior ad from a 1952 Harper's Bazaar.

HOLT RENFREW: ICONIC AND LUXURIOUS WHEN IT COMES TO LUXURY SHOPPING IN CANADA, IT'S HARD TO BEAT THIS DEPARTMENT STORE 17

The Vancouver location of Holt Renfrew, shown on this page and the next, has an impressive beauty hall and a women's shoe hall that dazzles. Bottom left: The company's 192627 fur catalog. Opposite page, bottom right: A Loewe accessories pop-up at Holt's.

olt, Renfrew & Co., popularly known as Holt Renfrew or just Holt’s, isn’t merely a chain of upscale department stores: It’s a rich part of Canadian history. Holt 's was founded in 1837 as W.S. Henderson & Co., a modest hat shop in Quebec City, by Irish merchant William S. Henderson. Soon after, it was adding more merchandise to its inventory and expanding. By the late 19th century, the shop had changed hands and owners more than once and was known as G.R. Renfrew & Co. It was named “furriers in ordinary” to Her Majesty Queen Victoria. By 1901, the company had become Holt, Renfrew & Co. and went on to be furriers to Queen Alexandra, King Edward VII, King George V and Edward VIII. Holt’s had also begun expanding into Toronto and other Canadian locations, and in the 1930s established exclusive accounts with leading European designers. In 1947, it hosted Christian Dior, the world’s most famous designer at the time, when he was launching his “New Look” collection in his bid to reinstate French luxury fashion and femininity in the wake of World War II. Today, Holt Renfrew is controlled by the Selfridges Group, which has W. Galen Weston as chairman and also owns Selfridges in London. And over the years, the stores have become the No. 1 destination in Canada for luxury goods. Locations in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver cater to buyers, offering high-end retail, including a number of exclusive brands, in a bright, spacious atmosphere. INSIDE THE STORES

Among the brands exclusively offered at Holt Renfrew you’ll find womenswear and footwear brands Alani, Ba&sh, Juun. J and Dorateymur; menswear brands Sunspel and Title of Work; and beauty brands Grown Alchemist, Frederic Malle, Nannette de Gaspe and Erno Laszlo, among others. These are available alongside wellknown luxury names like Gucci, Prada, Hermès and Burberry. Meanwhile, Holt’s announced in 2017 that the on-site Holts Cafés in five locations would be transformed into Colette Grand Cafés, an upscale sit-down French-inspired restaurant operated by Toronto’s Chase Hospitality Group, and renowned for culinary excellence and creating beautifully designed spaces. Finally, ethically minded shoppers will be pleased to know that Holt’s requires its vendors to adhere to strict trading standards that include no child or forced labor. In recent years, American brands Saks and Nordstrom have made moves into Canada, but it’s Holt’s that remains steeped in illustrious Canadian history and in Canadian hearts. Holt Renfrew

LESS IS MORE MINIMALIST HOMES FOCUS OUR ATTENTION ON WHAT REALLY MATTERS By Iyna Bort Caruso

inimalism is design through simplicity—of form, colour, volume and detail—yet this aesthetic isn't simple to achieve. Go too far in one direction, and the result is cold, even sterile; cross the line the other way, and messiness begins. Hitting the sweet spot involves an architectural and decorative language of unity and repetition and the clever manipulation of space—not as an element to be filled, but as one to be celebrated—as well as light. “Good minimalism recognises that light is integral to design,” says Trish Bragg of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty in Denver. “There has always been a passionate base of people who gravitate toward this style of home,” she notes. “Buyers feel they will live more simply, with less stress, in a minimalist home: less clutter, more room to breathe.” A property that Bragg represents uses minimalism to great effect. A 13,000-square-foot residence built on private wooded acreage in the middle of the city, the Denver Art House, as it is known, is modern, symmetrical and conceived to maximize the beautiful Colorado sunlight. The home’s architect, Jim Olson, founding partner of Olson Kundig in Seattle, notes that “minimalist architecture frames what is important,” in this case, an impressive art collection, nature and light. “People want happy, inviting spaces that inspire them to live better lives,” says Bragg. “Minimalist architecture is a step in that direction.”

New York-based writer Iyna Bort Caruso has contributed to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsday and others.

MONTERREY MEXICO

Conceived as an active interface between man and nature, the Ecoscopic House is a formal complex optimized to channel the energy flows and harvest the material resources that come into contact with it. Situated in a residential area at the feet of the Sierra Madre Oriental on the outskirts of the city of Monterrey, this property offers spectacular views of the mountains. $1,490,757 Property ID: SW2JB8 | sothebysrealty.com

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CARMEL CALIFORNIA

Bringing to mind a butterfly poised on a rugged cliff, this architectural tour de force showcases uninterrupted views of California’s rocky coast and the dazzling Pacific Ocean. Designed by architect Wallace E. Cunningham, a fixture on Architectural Digest’s AD100 list, the 2,667-square-foot home has a powerful organic aesthetic. Glass walls and stainless-steel panels combine to create a one-ofa-kind silhouette and facade. This residence exemplifies Cunningham’s career, an ongoing exploration of both the way structures interact with their surroundings and the concept of serenity. $11,400,000 Property ID: 26ZSLM | sir.com

Sotheby’s International Realty – Carmel Rancho Brokerage Brad Towle +1 831 224 3370 Nicole Truszkowski +1 831 238 7449

CHICAGO ILLINOIS

This contemporary masterpiece on a quiet, tree-lined street in Lincoln Park offers a dramatic, extra-wide interior space featuring architectural glass, manganese-ironspot brick and limestone. Wide-plank walnut floors, a floating glass-and-steel staircase, and Kelly Wearstler wall coverings add to the restrained elegance. Along with three en-suite bedrooms, the residence features a large third-floor multifunctional space with front and rear roof decks, among a total of four outdoor spaces. $2,495,000 Property ID: TKKRT5 | jamesonsir.com

Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty Sherri Hoke +1 312 767 7850

SAINT LOUIS MISSOURI

Custom-designed by a Boston architect, this dynamic contemporary home is open, bright and sophisticated. The living room has a two-story ceiling and wood-burning fireplace. Fitted with European cabinetry, the kitchen features two dishwashers, two refrigerators and freezers, as well as gas and electric stoves with two ovens. Separated from the other bedrooms, the master bedroom is its own unique retreat. Another wing of the home can host family or guests, and the 3.47-acre lot includes a tennis court. $1,795,000 Property ID: CMXR4Z | sothebysrealty.com Dielmann Sotheby’s International Realty Ted Wight +1 314 607 5555

PRAGUE CZECH REPUBLIC

This villa in the city’s prestigious diplomatic district offers a unique concept of functionalist architecture set in the lot’s original park garden, which covers more than 3,000 square meters. A purist approach to interior design combined with the finest materials make this property truly exceptional. Its five floors comprise six bedrooms, two kitchens, an indoor pool, a home cinema and a wine cellar, as well as a seven-car garage.

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OSMAN YOUSEFZADA DRESSES THE STRONG WOMAN 24

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THE LONDON - BASED DESIGNER'S CULT FOLLOWING INCLUDES WELL- KNOWN ACTRESSES

sman Yousefzada has reason to celebrate. Last year the British-born designer sold a majority stake in his nameO sake brand to private equity firm Luxcite, which helps fund

niche luxury companies. And this summer, the brand will open its first shop—a five-story “gallery cum bookshop cum retail space—and an event space, too,” says Yousefzada—in London. No wonder he turned his fall-collection runway show earlier this year into a house party, where models, dancers, and the press mingled, toasted, and boogied midafternoon. Founded in 2008, the on-the-rise Osman label boasts a cult following that includes Anne Hathaway, Gwyneth Paltrow, Emma Watson, Lady Gaga, and Beyoncé, who wore a sculptural black-and-white Osman jumpsuit to the 2013 Grammy Awards. We spoke with the designer recently about his past, future, and why he’s “never froufrou.”

Your parents are Afghan immigrants and, like many immigrant parents—like many parents, frankly—they hoped their children would follow a more conventional career path. But…fashion designer?

They came [to Britain] as economic migrants, and tried to get a better life for themselves, worked really hard, and thought their children would do something in a noncreative field. And most of my siblings have. In a way I’ve always been the odd one. I came to London and didn’t look back. [He laughs.] How tough was that?

Not being this conventional boy was difficult. In my family, the women did women things, men did men things. My mother had a dressmaking business in a room of our house. All the ladies would come round—she’d measure them up, make their clothes. I was entranced by these women who’d wear the clothes, paint their nails, and transform themselves. It seemed magical. Your designs are architectural, spare. You once said, “I’m never froufrou…never frilly.”

I can do froufrou, but it’s not my default setting. I’ve done tulle dresses recently, but they’re not super-girly. I’m attracted to women who are strong, who stand for something. I want the clothes to allow them to shine through, like the old saying about whether you’re wearing the clothes or the clothes are wearing you. I like crazy and over-the-top, but a garment should make you feel better about yourself. Osman Yousefzada creates fashions that are "never froufrou." The designer, left.

We hear a lot about the #MeToo movement these days. How do you think it will impact what women wear?

Fashion is always a sign of the times. But there are still women who want to wear a sexy dress and show off their body. It’s as if she’s saying, “I’m wearing something sexy and revealing. but I’m wearing it for myself rather than wearing it for you.” You can look but don’t touch. That’s maybe what’s becoming more topical, more de rigueur. Is that true on both sides of the Atlantic?

It’s the same woman I dress, in London, Germany, or New York. She’s no-nonsense—a strong, confident woman with an arty bent. And she knows what she wants—a daytime wardrobe that can switch up so she can have some fun. You find those women all over?

Definitely.

Potato Head's music room is a "secret" space with an extensive vinyl library.

CITY CONFIDENTIAL 6 MUST-VISIT SPOTS FOR EATING AND DRINKING IN HONG KONG

ntil recently, Hong Kong equated formality with status and sophistication. In recent years, however, the city’s drinking and dining scene has flourished, led by innovative establishments that have regional authenticity and a sense of cultural identity at their core. 1

POTATO HEAD

Indonesian import Potato Head brings a relaxed Balinese vibe to Hong Kong’s hip Sai Ying Pun neighborhood. Conceived as a multiconcept space, the achingly stylish space combines a retail store, a restaurant serving dishes from its native archipelago, and a bar where classic cocktails are given an aromatic twist, as in its Indo Bloody Mary, spiced with sambal, tamarind, and fresh red chili. However, time is best spent in the music room, a “secret” space dedicated to acoustic integrity, where audiophiles will appreciate the extensive vinyl library, and aesthetes the Wes Anderson– inspired midcentury interiors. 2

THE OLD MAN

Ernest Hemingway serves as the inspiration for The Old Man (a play on the writer’s The Old Man and the Sea), a compact cocktail bar from a trifecta of industry veterans: Roman Ghale, Agung Prabowo, and James Tamang. An abstract mosaic in the novelist’s form watches over the bar, where masterful hands mix exceptional drinks, each of which is named for a Hemingway tale. Those lucky enough to get front-row seats should ask the bartenders to mix up some off-menu Hemingway favorites. Top: Happy Paradise rocks neon lighting. Right: Yardbird is effortlessly cool—and hard to get into.

DR. FERN’S GIN PARLOUR

Don’t be put off by its shopping mall location. Dr. Fern’s Gin Parlour is one of the city’s best hidden bars. Behind an unassuming door marked “Consulting Room,” staff in white lab coats wait to ensure that you receive proper treatment for whatever ails you in the form of a libation—gin-based, of course. With over 250 bottles to choose from, there is one for every palate, as well as impeccably executed versions of the classics. 4

YARDBIRD

After outgrowing its original (and cramped) Sheung Wan site, Hong Kong’s original hipster hangout recently upsized. Thankfully, it lost none of its effortless cool in the process. Unfortunately—despite being able to accommodate significantly more diners—the wait times are just as long, which should be seen as testament to the quality of Yardbird’s yakitori offerings rather than reason to complain. Prized for its chicken skewers, the additional floor space is reflected in an expanded menu, which boasts delicately flavored seasonal dishes, all best washed down with the restaurant’s excellent selection of sake. 5

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HAPPY PARADISE

From May Chow, Asia’s Best Female Chef of 2017, a plaudit awarded by Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants, Happy Paradise is also her most audacious endeavor. Mini mosaic tiles, terrazzo surfaces and unapologetic neon lighting assert this bold eatery’s proud Hong Kong identity from the outset, and the contemporary interiors are complemented by Chow’s inventive neo-Cantonese cuisine. At once nostalgic and entirely unique, dishes range from the simple—like char siu (barbecue pork) egg rice—to the adventurous, such as pig’s brain served with burnt pear vinaigrette—with plenty of elevated, reinterpreted classics in between. 6

NEW PUNJAB CLUB

Colonial-chic interiors and gloriously campy service make New Punjab Club, the passion project of local group Black Sheep Restaurants, utterly charming. Serving cuisine purely from the Punjabi region of northern India and Pakistan, vibrant tandoori, fragrant chaat and silky smooth makhani are big draws, with each dish taking its heritage seriously. The restaurant is nothing if not playful, however, and a roving gin trolley ensures that a good time is had by all. Previous pages: Potato Head Hong Kong. Clockwise from top: Rose Chiu, Dr. Fern's Gin Parlour, Mitch Lui, New Punjab Club, Alex Maeland

AlysiA ReineR’s 4 FAvoRite things At home walk through the actress’s home and you’ll know that each and every curated item is loved HOMEMADE VODKA

“I steep peppers, ginger or lemons in vodka. The pepper vodka can get very spicy, which I love, depending on the pepper you use and how long you steep it. I love making a jalapeño infusion or a pepper martini.”

he 1909-era brownstone Alysia Reiner shares with her husband, t actor David Alan Basche, and daughter, Livia, 9, was once a neglected shell of a building. But in 2006, the couple took a chance

on the space, rebuilt it, and returned it to its original dignity. Reiner—who is filming season three of Better Things, season six of Orange Is the New Black, and stars in and produced the movie Egg, which had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival this spring—walked us through the home, sharing her favorite things in it. ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG PAINTING

“I’m so not a ‘stuff’ person, but David kept asking what I would like, and I said, ‘OK, someday I’d like to own a Rauschenberg’ since he’s my favorite artist. So, for our anniversary this year, he blew my mind. ”

BUDDHA

“A dear friend has a store called The Monkey & The Rat, and I said, ‘Would you please find us a beautiful blessed Buddha with a story behind it?’ Our friend found this ‘Begging Bowl Buddha’ in Tibet.”

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NECKLACE TREE

“Liv and David made this for me for Mother’s Day, and it truly is my favorite thing. Liv knows how to use a circular saw and did half of the cutting of the spalted maple base, a piece of which was in our cellar.”

LIVING THE HIGH LIFE

By Iyna Bort Caruso

GENEROUS SQUARE FOOTAGE AND MYRIAD AMENITIES MAKE RESIDENCES IN TODAYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S NEW CONDOMINIUM TOWERS AS AUTONOMOUS AND CONVIVIAL AS PRIVATE HOMES

MIAMI FLORIDA, US

One Thousand Museum, South Florida’s most prestigious new residential tower, is redefining Miami’s skyline. Conceived by the late Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid, the building masterfully combines art, architecture and design, while featuring the most luxurious services and amenities. $6,650,000 | Property ID: EW5MVK One Sotheby’s International Realty Harvey Daniels +1 786 253 6562

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pting for vertical living has long involved tradeoffs: services versus square footage, turnkey versus autonomy, convenience versus community. But with highly equipped, low-density condominium towers, buyers no longer have to compromise: Distinctive architecture, oversize residences and ultra-luxe services are turning high-rise structures into high-networth communities, with amenities fostering social interaction and a sense of place among affluent neighbors. In the U.S. alone, the landmark 58-story Woolworth Building in downtown Manhattan recently underwent a multiyear conversion, as French-born architect Thierry W Despont transformed the top 30 floors into 33 loft-like condominiums called the Woolworth Tower Residences. In Miami, the Zaha Hadid-designed One Thousand Museum, overlooking Museum Park, will offer 83 units over 62 stories later this year, an area of nearly one million square feet. “We could have maxed out the

density and had up to 500 smaller units,” says co-developer Louis Birdman. Instead, residences range from 4,600 to more than 10,000 square feet, with 30,000 square feet of amenity space that include a private dining hall, sky lounge, aquatic center, spa and rooftop helipad. Also in Miami, the 54-story Turnberry Ocean Club in Sunny Isles Beach, due in late 2019, will feature 154 residences and six stories of amenities, notably a stock-trading lounge and sky theater. Mayi de la Vega of One Sotheby’s International Realty calls these buildings “among the most innovative developments in South Florida.” Birdman concurs: “Buyers don’t mind paying more as long as they’re getting more. Someone who goes in to buy a Rolls Royce is typically not asking what kind of gas mileage it gets.” New York-based writer Iyna Bort Caruso has contributed to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsday and other publications.

NEW YORK NEW YORK, US

Originally commissioned by retail magnate FW Woolworth, architect Cass Gilbert’s magnificent 792-foot-tall neo-Gothic masterpiece continues to grace the world’s most famous skyline. Its 33 individually crafted Woolworth Tower Residences start on the 29th floor and come with top-notch amenities. They were conceived by Frenchborn architect Thierry W Despont with a quality of design, craftsmanship and detail befitting this beloved landmark. Starting at $3,875,000 | Property ID: 2YDTCK Sotheby’s International Realty – Downtown Brokerage Stan Ponte +1 212 606 4109, Joshua Judge +1 212 431 2476

SEATTLE WASHINGTON, US

In the city’s downtown East Village district, Nexus is a vertical neighborhood with hotel-like and professional amenities. The next generation of in-city high-rise, the building—which is 90% sold—features panoramic vistas and more than 25,000 square feet of interior and exterior luxuries. Among them are a concierge, co-working space, fitness center, dog run, media lounge and the 41st-floor Sky Club, which offers an exhibition kitchen, terrace and private dining room. $1,349,950 (Unit 2808) | Property ID: CWNMSZ Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty Michael Cannon +1 206 258 1088

PUERTO MADERO BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

Part of the multi-use Madero Harbour Project in Puerto Madero, the Harbour Tower was designed by architect Carlos Ott, who sought to create a groundbreaking architectural icon. With its unique location and breathtaking skyline views, the 52-story Harbour Tower offers high-quality interior details and a variety of services, along with amenities such as a fitness center, outdoor pool, green spaces, access to The Shops at Madero Harbour and a shuttle from Madero Harbour heliport. $500,000–$6,000,000 | Property ID: TRFL4Q

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FLOWER MOUND TEXAS, US

From the moment you arrive at the Lakeside Tower on Lake Grapevine, elegance and sophistication reign, from valet parking and a 24-hour concierge to amenities worthy of a five-star resort. Start your day in the stateof-the-art gym, enjoy cocktails poolside and catch the cool breeze under a cabana. Luxurious interior finishes and spectacular lake views combine to create a comfortable home with fabulous elegance.

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NAPLES FLORIDA, US

Located just steps from the beach, Mystique is one of the last new ultra-luxury high-rise developments in the exclusive Pelican Bay enclave. Created for those who appreciate exquisite design, luxurious appointments and technological innovation, Mystique offers 68 estates and four penthouses with expansive living spaces and terrace views toward the Gulf from most units. Residents will enjoy the amenities of Pelican Bay, including private beach access with beachfront dining. $3,400,000â&#x20AC;&#x201C;$7,000,000 | Property ID: M6RTZJ Premier Sothebyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s International Realty Mystique Sales Office +1 239 598 9900

CHICAGO ILLINOIS, US

Located in the vibrant River North district, the 15-story Bentham combines the privacy and comfort of a boutique building with the deluxe amenities of a larger, prestigious high-rise. It enjoys both prime views and location, as it stands at the crossroads of the best Chicago has to offer–bustling nightlife at Rush and Division streets, premier shopping on the Magnificent Mile and upscale boutiques and dining on the Gold Coast. Each unit features modern indoor-outdoor living and floor-to-ceiling windows, with access to the rooftop, with its pool, sun deck and fire pits, large fitness center and community room with catering kitchen. Starting at $1,200,000 (Unit 12A)

Property ID: QJQQRT Jameson Sotheby’s International Realty Art Collazo +1 312 929 1555, Peter Angelo +1 773 294 1910

ONE OCEAN PARADISE ISLAND, BAHAMAS

Rising 13 stories above the sea, with dazzling panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Nassau Harbour, One Ocean features top-ofthe-line finishes in every unit. A tranquil harbor-view pool and relaxation deck, concierge desk and secure underground parking and storage make the building a peaceful and sophisticated retreat, with the option to take advantage of the Ocean Club Golf Club and Atlantis Resort & Casino nearby. Starting at $1,250,000

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MUSCAT BAY OMAN

Discover a life of carefree bliss in a fivebedroom grand hilltop villa with sweeping, uninterrupted panoramic views across Muscat Bay and the Gulf of Oman. Located on the mountainside adjacent to the Jumeirah Resort Hotel and built on private plots with landscaped gardens of indigenous mountain plants, these regal residences are part of a gated community. They are designed to be at one with the land and offer a life less ordinary, filled with peace and seclusion, in a place of majesty and charm. $2,743,091 | Property ID: RB9WH4

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MONTREAL QUEBEC, CANADA

With their striking contemporary design, the 18 exclusive units at Four Seasons Private Residences redefine affluent living in modern luxury. Starting on the 14th floor of the hotel, these private residences will be bathed in sunlight by day and city lights by night. Residents will have access to the 163-room hotel’s 24-hour concierge, state-of-the-art spa, indoor pool and fitness center, as well as world-class dining and bars. $15,435,000 CAD | Property ID: NXR3TV

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N AV L A B E L S EC O N DA RY

Left: A subtle Greek key motif by Jonathan Adler creates interest and texture while still remaining neutral. Top right: Phillip Jeffries blue grasscloth-covered walls add dimension to a living room designed by Adler, Bottom right: The designer.

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BREAK THE RULES

“People are scared of wallpaper, but the truth is there are no rules—you can add a modern wallpaper to a traditional home or add traditional wallpaper to a modern home, and either way you’ll have something you love. Embrace what you’ve got. Paper a dark room in a dark wallpaper to play up the space’s intimacy. And a small room can handle a bold pattern—it adds drama.” FULLY COMMIT

“Ditch the accent wall—when wallpapering, it’s best to fully commit. Go big or go home. A varsity move is to paper the ceiling. A wallpapered ceiling turns a small space into a jewel box.” MIX AND MATCH CAREFULLY

“When it comes to mixing patterns, let one of them be the star. If you’re going for a bold, large-scale pattern on the walls, the rest of the patterns in the space should be smaller in scale.” THINK ABOUT ADJACENT SPACES

DESIGN OPTIONS SPAN FROM BASIC TO BOLD AND NEUTRAL TO COLORFUL

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n the design world, wallpaper is the great change artist. It has the power to transform the look and feel of a room in a blink—adding glamour, creating whimsy, lending refinement. Few decor modifications are as instantaneous or as drastic. “Wallpaper can take a boring, cookie-cutter white box and make it sparkle with color and pattern,” says Jonathan Adler, the famed designer, author and potter. “By adding something textured, like grass cloth, it can make a room feel architecturally more interesting.” Wallpaper designs are as intricate as they are basic, as colorful as they are neutral, and as bold as they are minimalist. There are motifs and styles that appeal to every whim and design sensibility. Today’s iterations of papers aren’t, in fact, limited to paper. From a practical standpoint, there are vinyl varieties prized for durability in high-traffic zones. Glamorous metallics, which can be stamped, printed or even layered with motifs, create reflective depth in a room. Flocked wallpaper features a velvetlike texture and can be found in ornate damask patterns, geometric prints and florals for added drama. Textural types include grass cloth, which is made from woven grass and has an organic vibe, and beadboard, which has the look and feel of wood. (Martha Stewart's beadboard iteration mimics the effect of wainscoting.) Then there are faux snakeskin, leather and crocodile skins. And for the ultimate luxury, there are hand-painted chinoiserie and sumptuous silk-dyed walls from couture companies like de Gournay. Whether you’re dressing the small confines of a powder room or the expanses of a great room, options are infinite, and knowing what to choose can often be a daunting task. To help whittle the wallpaper world, we asked Adler for his top tips on bringing your walls to life.

“Like with music, transitions are key. You want each space to flow into another without too much of a jarring mix. If a space leads directly into another, use complementary colors.” CONSIDER THE PRINTING PROCESS

“The trend nowadays is for digitally printed paper, but I much prefer the oldfashioned way: screen-printed. When shopping for wallpaper, look for one that is screen-printed (like all of ours!) rather than digitally printed—it’s much more labor-intensive, but it’s worth it. The color is more saturated and the pattern is crisper. When it comes to wallpaper, you get what you pay for.”

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TURNING FASHION INTO PHILANTHROPY LAUREN BUSH LAUREN ON ENDING WORLD HUNGER

Weekender duffel with luggage tag Bag: $168 (Gives 75 meals with purchase) Luggage tag: $48 (Gives 15 meals with purchase)

Lauren Bush Lauren, it’s all in the bag. Or the coffee cup. Or party of six squeezed into a college dorm room. ForaThese are all ways FEED, the company Lauren launched in 2007,

FEED

The FEED Shop & Cafe opened in May 2017. Lauren Bush Lauren on her travels, top right.

raises funds to fight hunger. Today, the mission remains the same: Create good products that are also a conduit for getting consumers to engage in the issue of hunger, especially childhood hunger. “We turned 10 last year and reached a big milestone of giving: 100 million meals,” says Lauren, 34. Those meals have been served in 63 countries, including the U.S., where FEED recently started working to provide breakfasts for students who already qualify for free lunches. The company sells fun and functional totes, stylish leather saddle bags, and jewelry and other accessories. A FEED cafe opened in Brooklyn in 2017, and the company helps coordinate suppers where friends can meet over a meal and raise money to feed others at the same time. Hunger is a daily reality for more than 800 million people around the world, according to FEED statistics. “That disparity, even in our own country, is staggering,” says Lauren, who saw the enormousness of the problem firsthand while traveling to Central America and Africa with the U.N. World Food Programme when she was a student at Princeton University. Lauren, a niece of former President George W. Bush and granddaughter of former President George H. W. Bush, is no stranger to fashion. As a model in her early 20s, she was on the cover of Vogue, and she interned with designer Zac Posen. Her husband, David Lauren, is the son of Ralph Lauren and works in the family business. Bringing two passions together, Lauren launched the company with the FEED 1 bag ($98), a reversible tote inspired by the bags of food rations she saw handed out during her travels. The sale of a bag provides one year of school meals for a child. There are also more upscale styles, like the mini Simone saddle bag ($185), the sale of which provides 75 school meals. Proceeds from the company’s sales go to the FEED Foundation, which then allocates funds to partners like the U.N. World Food Programme and Children’s Fund and the Food Bank for New York City.

For International Women’s Day, poet Cleo Wade and journalist Arianna Huffington, among others, designed totes for FEED’s Women on a Mission campaign. Each bag sold ($38) provides school meals, as well as a $1 donation to another, women-empowering charity. And in May, FEED launched its first travel collection, which includes the Weekender duffel ($168, 75 meals) and a Dopp kit ($48, 15 meals). The company is also working with designers on accessories to complete the collection. FEED products are sold on its website, as well as at the FEED Shop & Cafe. “People can’t buy a bag every day,” Lauren says. “But it’s likely they will get a coffee or a tea every day. And every coffee or pastry or oatmeal they buy gives a meal.” FEED also helps people organize events at home with its FEED Suppers, which can help turn a party into a fund-raiser. Invitations and donations can be handled through FEED’s website, with 100% of the money raised supporting Chicago-based nonprofit Feeding America. Suppers have been hosted by the likes of Reese Witherspoon, and the company celebrated its 10-year anniversary in October with a buzzy supper of its own. But Lauren prefers dialed-down events. “Anyone, anywhere can do it. They can turn a birthday or a party in a dorm room into a FEED supper,” she says. “For me, it’s really cool that everyday people, including myself, can host an event, and part of that can be raising awareness about hunger.”

The Garden Bar at Denver's S*Park.

STROKE OF GENIUS:DENVER'S S*PARK BUILDS A COMMUNITY RARE OASIS OF URBAN COMMUNITY AND FARMING IN THE HEART OF A BUSTLING DOWNTOWN AREA 44

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hile urban farmers are being pushed out of Denver’s white-hot real estate market, one residential developW ment aims to save them. Sandwiched between the River North

Arts District (RiNo) and historic Curtis Park rests S*Park, aptly named for its heritage as Sustainability Park. The enclave challenges the status quo, celebrating the spirit of urban community and farming, while delivering amenities you won’t find anywhere else—like a 15,000-square-foot park and urban greenhouse in the heart of downtown. At S*Park, “living your best life” is more than just a hashtag. It’s for real—and the solar-powered energy systems and highly efficient building envelope are only the beginning. Residents enjoy upscale amenities such as a dog run, bird houses, underground secured parking, a concierge, yoga studios, a juice bar and James Beard award-winning Uchi Sushi

right outside their front door. “Community” has become the ethos, guiding both the developer, Curtis Park Group, and the full-service architecture firm, Tres Birds Workshop, in every aspect of the design. They’ve also managed to do the impossible—offer housing at attainable prices in a city facing housing shortages and all-time-high prices. “This is all about community,” says Jonathan Alpert, project manager at Curtis Park Group. “We have intentionally and thoughtfully designed this community for interaction—with the sun, with nature, with our neighbors. This isn’t just a building or a project. This community encompasses an entire city block within seven buildings centered around a private central park, urban greenhouse and farm.” The result is a lifestyle unrivaled in Denver, where a lushly landscaped park, balconies and front porches make city living breathable again. The location doesn’t hurt either, situated just one block from Larimer Street and the burgeoning RiNo district. Once an industrial hub, RiNo has transformed into a thriving epicenter for the creative arts, with factories repurposed into restaurants, bars and breweries, art galleries, markets and offices. It’s a community tailor-made for first-time home buyers, young families and empty nesters alike. A place where sun-filled yoga sessions and starlit movie nights coexist with community dog-wash days and local whiskey tastings. S*Park takes it a step further, cultivating a strong sense of community with a vertical greenhouse and urban farm, managed by Altius Farms. What does that mean for residents? It means an exclusive veggie-subscription program, greenhouse tours and classes, and community dinners with Denver’s celebrity chefs, not to mention local produce in your soup and fresh herbs in your cocktails. Exclusive listing brokers Deviree Vallejo and Liz Richards of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty say the project is unlike anything they’ve ever seen. “The team at Tres Birds Workshop and Curtis Park Group partnered to create a rare housing opportunity in a thriving downtown core where for-sale options are hard to find,” Vallejo says. “You won’t find many homes here in this price range, let alone sustainable ones.” Modern townhomes and one-, twoand three-bedroom condos start under $300,000 and range from 500 to 2,500 square feet. To learn more about the S*Park lifestyle and current offerings, visit liveatspark.com or call 303-931-0097.

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f your perfect getaway involves cruising along the scenic routes of Europe, the wind in your hair, a classic-car tour Icould be exactly your speed. “It's a way for people to reconnect

with the true spirit of motoring,” says Sara Norris, owner of Colcorsa Supercar Hire & Driving tours in Europe. The feel of these self-driving tours is very much the freedom of the open road, and exploring new ground with a beautiful view, Norris says. “But of course, each is meticulously planned, with a pre-programmed GPS and a road book where all the perfect stops, landmarks and the best roads are already part of the itinerary. You experience all the best bits without the hassle of having to find them.” Plot your course with some of Europe’s most picturesque organized drives.

LOIRE VALLEY SUMMER TOUR July 31 – Aug. 6 Classic Car Tours International

Bring your own car and take to the winding roads of France’s verdant Loire Valley, with its quaint villages, historic chateaux and abbeys, gardens, wine caves and museums. Go alone at your own pace or in a small group led by a tour director. The company will provide a detailed road book, daily itineraries with mileages, and recommended places for pit stops, as well as maps. MERCEDES - BENZ TUSCAN TOUR Sept. 6-9

Mercedes-Benz enthusiasts can test the wheels of a MercedesBenz SL classic sports car and hit the pedal across the hills of Tuscany. With an English-speaking guide leading the way, the tour takes you through Tuscany’s cypress-lined roads, fields of rice, and verdant vineyards. Enjoy wine tastings, staying at a castle, and taking in architectural marvels. Follow the route with a road book and get personal vehicle service throughout the trip. CÔTE D’AZUR & MONACO DRIVING TOUR Runs April through October, 5 days Colcorsa A BMW ride along the Alps awaits as part of the Cote D'Azur & Monaco Driving Tour.

Choose your dream car: maybe it’s an Alfa Romeo Duetto or a 1960s Ford Mustang Drophead. Once your motor is up and running, you’ll cruise through the picturesque corniche (cliff ) roads with breathtaking views of the sea as you make your way from the South of France to Monaco. On your way, you’ll enjoy some wine and local cuisine at Michelin-starred restaurants. FUNCHAL & MADEIRA ISLAND DRIVES

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Tours run throughout the year Two Ten Classic Tours

Two Ten Classic Tours of Portugal is like the “Choose Your Own Adventure” version of a road trip. You pick your ride—and your roadway. Try a 1935 Austin Ten Open Road Tourer; or maybe a 1966 Singer “New” Vogue revs your engine. Tours range from one to three hours and cover the Funchal and Madeira islands. The services of a multilingual guide are provided.

Left: Breitling. Right: Omega, Audemars Piguet, Rolex

Breitling's Navitimer 8 is an updated classic.

SPORTS LEGENDS THESE FOUR ICONIC WATCHES HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME

Left to right: the Omega Speedmaster, Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak, and Rolex's Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller.

s vintage watch sales surge, watch designers are scouring the archives to channel the retro vibe in new models. Among A the trendy revivals, a handful of midcentury sport watches—

Breitling’s Navitimer, Omega’s Speedmaster, Rolex’s Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller and Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak—have cultivated enduring legacies that endow them with icon status. The 1950s was a golden era for sport watches as technical advances allowed for more rugged and reliable movements with enhanced shock-resistance, water-resistance, and antimagnetic properties. Designed to perform practical functions for pilots, divers, and drivers, “tool watches” became essential gear for go-getters and fashionable accessories for armchair sportsmen. Breitling debuted its Navitimer in 1952, featuring technical functions—most notably a circular slide rule that pilots used for mathematical conversions and other calculations before calculators. This year, Breitling expanded that legacy with the Navitimer 8 collection, which draws inspiration from cockpit instruments made by the brand’s Eight Aviation Department in the 1930s. The new collection, which offers watches from $3,850 to $8,350, is less technical and more modern, with five models: the B01 chronograph, powered by the in-house automatic Caliber Breitling 01; the Navitimer 8 Chronograph, with a workhorse Valjoux 7750 movement; the Navitimer 8 Unitime world time model, a Day&Date; and an entry-level three-hand Automatic. In 1957, Omega launched the Speedmaster, the first chronograph wristwatch fitted within a tachymeter scale on the bezel for calculating speed, a feature designed with race-car drivers in mind. The model earned the moniker “Moon Watch” when Buzz Aldrin wore his during the first manned lunar landing in 1969. Last year’s Speedmaster Automatic ($8,450) channeled the original’s motor-sport spirit with a distinctive minute track on a matte black dial with orange accents, and a perforated rubber strap. Last year, Rolex marked the 50th anniversary of its premier dive watch, the Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller ($11,350). The latest incarnation was enlarged to 43 millimeters and equipped with the new caliber 3235 movement, endowed with cutting-edge technology and the brand’s Superlative Chronometer certification, ensuring precision. Rolex also fitted the new Sea-Dweller with its trademark Cyclops lens over the date for the first time and printed the name in red on the dial, a nod to the original. When Audemars Piguet tapped renowned watch designer Gerald Genta to design a groundbreaking sport watch in 1972, Swiss mechanical watchmaking faced an existential crisis with the advent of quartz technology. Genta’s Royal Oak ($34,800) defied convention by combining a brawny steel sport watch with a finely finished automatic movement. Dubbed “Jumbo,” the Royal Oak was instantly recognizable. This year, the brand unveiled a 39-mm Jumbo Extra-Thin with a titanium case, combined with a polished platinum bezel and connecting bracelet links. Once regarded as an iconoclast, Royal Oak's staying power and popularity transformed it into an icon.

A NEW WAY TO BUY & SELL ANTIQUES: SOTHEBY’S VIYET SOTHEBY’S PURCHASE OF VIYET EXPANDS FURNISHING OPTIONS

nline shopping has revolutionized the way we buy everything from clothing to everyday basics. Now, we can add fine antiques, rare vintage pieces and designer furniture to the list. Whether you’re looking for a pristine Art Deco accent chair by Jacques Adnet or an 18th-century French farmhouse table, you can start your search at Viyet.com, the online vintage, antique and designer furniture marketplace that was acquired by Sotheby’s in February 2018. Viyet.com made its debut in April 2013 as an e-commerce platform for New York City design aficionados to buy and consign preowned high-end furniture, antiques, and accessories. As of 2018, Viyet has grown to 13 markets across the country, from Atlanta to Los Angeles. In addition to preowned pieces from designers and private collectors, you can also often find new items from showrooms. As a result, Viyet lists hundreds of arrivals weekly, with the selection refreshed on a daily basis. This level of access to great design, combined with Viyet’s exceptional e-commerce platform that makes buying and selling items simple for even budding collectors, creates a truly exciting addition to Sotheby’s. “The challenge of a start-up is rising above the noise and catching people’s attention, so to immediately align with a historic, well-known brand like Sotheby’s gives us an added layer of trust and allows us to reach a global network of clients that would have taken many years to build,” said Viyet CEO Elizabeth Brown, in an interview earlier this year on Sothebys.com. “We are also excited to begin serving Sotheby’s clients as we introduce a fixed-price format, to be considered alongside Sotheby’s traditional and online auction model.”

BUYING ANTIQUES ONLINE WITH CONFIDENCE

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Online marketplace options include antiques and designer furniture.

Vintage and antique items range from rare investment-quality pieces (such as a Chinese wedding cabinet with crown, offered for $9,520) to fanciful vintage accessories (such as two 1930s bronzed pirate bookends, offered for $150). Every piece has been vetted by Viyet’s curators who assess condition and authenticity in addition to verifying features, colors, measurements, and more. During an in-person appointment, curators take photos of every detail and extensive notes inform the descriptions that appear on each product listing. Potential consignors outside of Viyet’s 13 markets can also schedule a virtual curator appointment, where they can “meet” with a curator via a video-conferencing app. During the appointment, the curator provides direction and coaching on measuring and photographing their items to be listed for sale at Viyet. The curator then uploads the photographs to Viyet’s platform. “I’m quite confident in specialists’ ability to relay condition

The site allows furniture hunters to find gems easily.

virtually, whether at auction or via the Viyet marketplace,” says Alex Gilbert, Viyet's VP of sales and merchandising for 20th-century and contemporary design. “You can always feel free to request additional detail photos.” Potential buyers can speak to Viyet’s client-services team via live chat, phone, or email. Detailed photos of items show the state or condition of the piece. “When dealing with antique furniture and deco -rative arts, signs of age and use (within reason) can add to the charm of a piece,” says David Walker, antiques specialist for Sotheby’s. “In addition, values have reached a point where, in the vast majority of cases, antique furniture can be used and enjoyed without the fear of too much value diminishing," he says. “Of course, structural changes to period furniture and condition points are always noted by the experienced Viyet team prior to listing, and buyers can shop with even more confidence now that Viyet is a part of Sotheby’s.” FINDING THAT PERFECT PIECE

For those who don’t have a specific designer or item in mind, Viyet’s search functions can help narrow down hundreds of antique and vintage options. (You can focus any category by style, color, material, and more.) This

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is especially helpful for new collectors. “If you’re drawn to ceramic, glass or textiles, for example, you can build a collection by learning to differentiate the brand’s or designer's work by learning about the process, materials and technique," Gilbert says. New collectors should consider starting with accessories. “Small [items] are a great way to start a collection,” Gilbert says. Categories that recently have caught her eye include Modernist silver tableware, Fornasetti paperweights, miniature bud vases and Native American baskets. Walker suggests browsing with a budget in mind. “Some very old objects can actually be purchased for surprisingly little,” he says. “Less than $1,000

could buy you a 15th-century Persian vase or a small piece of Roman glass— not the best examples, of course, but things that carry such age that they are sure to spark the imagination. On the more functional side, the same amount could buy you a stylish Thonet chair or an 18th-century brass pricket stick. Possibilities are almost endless.” When it comes time to purchase, Viyet offers two options: “Buy Now” and “Make An Offer.” The “Make an Offer” feature lets you name a price to the seller, who can either accept or counteroffer. BUILDING A COLLECTION

More experienced collectors shopping

with an eye toward value might have noticed that competition for certain categories—such as all things Mid-Century—remains fierce. However, there are gems to be found in periods, categories and styles that are just now being appreciated by collectors. “Some great buys can still be had for original handmade 19th- and 20th-century furniture,” Gilbert says. She observes that Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts are poised to gain attention again. “For me, the key thing is to not let yourself be constrained by a particular look or feel you think you might want, and to stay open to the idea of mixing things.”

INS AND OUTS OF DISPLAYING MODERN ART DON'T BE AFRAID TO MIX UP STYLES OR PERIODS, THE EXPERTS SAY 56

odern art can be many things: Towering sculptures, floorto-ceiling paintings, object installations—all of these M types of works have their rightful places when they live in a museum. But displaying them in the confines of your living room, kitchen or dining room can be an art in itself. We asked two experts in the worlds of design and framing for their best advice. DON’T BE AFRAID TO MIX IT UP

“For me, juxtaposition is everything,” says Rome-based architect and designer Achille Salvagni. “The only…factor that should determine what is kept in and what is kept out is the quality.” If everything in the room is of the same high quality, it’s fine to mix things up, he says. “Mixing periods and styles is important to create a dynamic, but you must be careful to give each piece its own space and allow the room to breathe.” One or two accent colors in a space can help tie different works together and create harmony. Or you might use shapes, materials, symmetry and lighting to find cohesion, Salvagni adds. PROPORTION IS IMPORTANT

A Rome home designed by Achille Salvagni, left. A wall of frames mixes sizes and styles, inset.

No single piece should be too overwhelming in a space, Salvagni says. “The size of the artwork should be in relation to the room itself, to complement the setting," he says. Dara Segal, founder and CEO of SimplyFramed.com, Maumee, Ohio, doesn’t have a hard and fast rule about proportion. “If you truly love a work of art, a few inches here or there shouldn't prevent you from enjoying it. We've seen gallery walls go from floor to ceiling and look amazing. You can also have one small work own a fairly large space—that minimalist effect can work well, too,” she says. “Instead of thinking about the scale of the artwork in relation to the room, think about breaking up your room into smaller vignettes and then scaling your art to that vignette,” Segal says. “So, for example, the space between two windows can be one vignette. Above and around a sofa is another. Over a console or entry table would be another.”

Achille Salvagni, SimplyFramed

FOCUS ON FRAMING

Segal recommends framing each piece in the way that best complements the art inside—not in response to other frames in your collection or the decor of a room. “This approach usually makes for a much more interesting display and ensures that if you choose to hang your piece somewhere else later on, it will still look phenomenal,” she says. And according to Segal, there are a few general rules of thumb for hanging artwork. You'll want at least six to 12 inches of space between any low piece of furniture and your art. Three to six inches is a general guideline for spacing between individual artworks, and 57 inches is a good standard measurement to use from the floor to the center of a large piece of art so it hangs at eye level. “Of course, rules are meant to be broken, and we’ve seen some really fun exceptions to these,” she says.

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HOW TO TRANSLATE INSTA- DECOR TRENDS IN REAL LIFE

nstagram is flooded with images of some seriously dreamy decor, and translating those trends into your home is a task Iworth tackling. For advice on how to do that, we asked 34-year-old designer and former Bravo TV host Taylor Spellman.

'MILLENNIAL PINK'

Maybe you didn’t know it by name, but this bubble-gummeets-powdery-pink hue has been not-so-quietly pervading popular culture. You’ve seen it everywhere in packaging, home goods, fashion, and, of course, decor. But we’d argue that moderation is the key in bringing the Instagram (and beyond!) trend toward pink into reality. Spellman’s Take: “Everyone is looking for inspiration in the form of bright, light, and uplifting,” she says. For a client who wanted a pink nursery, Spellman felt pink would be better expressed in accents rather than throughout the whole room. And dimensions can be added using various gradients of the color, such as a fuchsia accent wall and patterned curtains balanced with softer-pink bedding and ottomans. She says this keeps the space “fun but not overpowering.” SOUTHWESTERN 'SCAPE

Woven dream catchers, ceramic bull heads, animal-skin rugs, patterned textiles, cacti—you’ve likely come across various iterations of a Southwestern look with one thing in common:

all the aforementioned items coexisting in the same room. The effect is interesting and eclectic. Spellman’s Take: “It promotes a laid-back and welcoming aesthetic, which you can never go wrong with,” she says. “But it can easily be hokey and tacky if not done properly.” When it comes to trends, she adds, “I always err on the side of ‘less is more.’ I like the Southwestern aesthetic as an inspiration.” For a client’s New York City penthouse, Spellman pared down the look. She incorporated hints of a Southwestern ranch-like feel with earthy hues including camel, green and brown. Her animal-shaped rug doesn’t scream “animal,” thanks to modern black cowhide. As for wall accessories, Spellman achieved a textural look in a streamlined way by using rustic repurposed metal-framed mirrors and modern metal antlers. “The juxtaposition of being in New York while seeming like you are in Santa Fe was a real showstopper that resulted in very happy clients,” she says.

Southwestern decor and "millennial pink" work on Instagram and beyond.

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According to Instagram, everyone has a green thumb—or rather, as photo evidence might suggest, a green hand. Images fill our feeds with verdant living walls and terracotta pots aplenty. Spellman’s Take: For an urban homeowner who didn’t have a green thumb, Spellman “brought in a large fiddle leaf tree, various succulents for the shelves, and a green couch to give the room an earthy and warm feel,” she says.

LOUVRE ABU DHABI OPENS AND ‘TELLS STORY OF MANKIND’ THE MUSEUM COMES FROM A FRANCE- U.A.E. PARTNERSHIP he first thing visitors might notice as they approach the Louvre Abu Dhabi, on Saadiyat Island, is its massive T domed roof. Its intricate latticework reflects the intercul-

tural collaboration that brought the Jean Nouvel–designed museum, which opened to the public in November 2017, to life. From within, a visitor is treated to the dazzling display of engineering in the dome, but it also features delicate cupolas that are a hallmark of Arabic architecture. Over 10 years of planning, the 17 French cultural institutions that comprise the Agence France-Muséums provided support in bringing the museum to life. Now, it’s a national museum with a world-renowned name and affiliation that lends it a certain gravitas. “When you want to start something incredible, why start from scratch when we could gain the knowledge and expertise of the best and most popular museum in the world,” says Majed Al Hashly, head of the Louvre Abu Dhabi’s communications unit.

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INSIDE THE MUSEUM

Dappled sunlight filters down through the dome, illuminating a map of the United Arab Emirates coastline on the floor, which is surrounded by the names of the cities from which the museum’s artworks originate. One of the first displays one encounters is of three fertility masks from different eras and nations. The Louvre Abu Dhabi’s theme is universality, which means its exhibitions are arranged not by region but by time, progressing in chronological order and revealing the common artistic threads that unite all humanity. As visitors move through the 55 detached, minimalist structures that make up the museum's galleries, they take a journey from the prehistoric era to the contemporary, with works from a cross-section of cultures. In the religion-themed Gallery 4, for instance, one encounters a leaf from the Koran, a statue of Shiva, and a Gothic Bible. “The universal narrative is one of the things that makes us distinct from global museums,” Al Hashly says. “With fascinating artifacts from antiquity to present day, we are telling the story of mankind.”

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THE ALLURE OF BURGUNDIES THESE WINES ARE RARE, EVER CHANGING —AND PRICEY

urgundy collectors are chasing an elusive high, and it has nothing to do with the wine’s alcohol content. B“It’s never the same wine twice,” says Chicago-based master

sommelier Alpana Singh, who is the proprietor of three wineforward restaurants in Illinois. “Fickle,” is how she describes the celebrated wine from Burgundy, France, in the east-central region of the country. “It’s always changing in the bottle,” Singh, 41, says, so tastings can truly be once-in-a-lifetime experiences. WHY IT’S SPECIAL

Red burgundies are made with Pinot Noir grapes, while white burgundies use Chardonnay grapes. They can be very hard to get, and older bottles are rare and expensive. Production has always been limited, Singh explains, and market pressure has made supply tighter. All that adds to the wine’s legendary status. There are four tiers of Burgundy wine: grands crus, premiers crus, village appellations, and regional appellations (appellations indicate the area where the grapes were grown). Grand cru is the most rare, thus the most coveted and expensive, with some bottles priced in the tens of thousands of dollars. “It’s the ultimate collector’s wine,” says Singh, who became the youngest female master sommelier when she achieved the title at 26. HOW MUCH IT COSTS

Prices for burgundies skyrocket as bottles become harder to find. Singh says when she started out buying burgundies as a sommelier at Chicago’s acclaimed Everest Restaurant in 2000, she had several $140 to $150 bottles on the list. While buying for her three restaurants—the Boarding House and Seven Lions in Chicago and Terra & Vine in Evanston, Ill.—some of those vintages could be $350 or $500 a bottle, she says. HOW TO SERVE IT

The older the vintage, the more fragile it is, Singh explains. And one way to protect an investment in a bottle is to do nothing. Decanting the wine “accelerates the opening process and could kill the perfume…It’s very delicate,” she says. Instead of decanting, Singh recommends serving Burgundies in globe glasses, which just slightly opens them up. SUGGESTED PAIRINGS

Alpana Singh is a master sommelier.

“If it grows together, it goes together,” she says. Morel and other mushrooms, cream sauces and certain cheeses from the Burgundy region, which tends to have rich cuisine, are good pairings, as are gamey meats like duck and lamb, and even seafood. “Oysters are brilliant with Burgundy,” Singh says.

Amanda Chantal Bacon in one of three Los Angeles stores, where dusts and powders draw celebrities.

FOR MOON JUICE FOUNDER, WELLNESS STARTS IN THE KITCHEN

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manda Chantal Bacon, founder of juice and supplement company Moon Juice, puts wellness at the center of everyA thing. And that, not surprisingly, starts in the kitchen.

“The kitchen is such a centerpiece to my world,” the 35-year-old entrepreneur says. “The kitchen in my current house really spoke to me,” says the Los Angeles–based Bacon, who launched Moon Juice in 2011 after years of researching medicinal foods to treat her own chronic illness. “It was big and open with windows looking out to nature. And it had a huge butcher-block counter, which was my functional dream come true.” There, she can feed, entertain, and talk to people while she does her thing. That could be concocting recipes for her second cookbook, due out in the summer of 2019 (her first, The Moon Juice Cookbook: Cook Cosmically for Body, Beauty, and Consciousness, came out in 2016), or whipping up a batch of turmeric-, cinnamon- and cardamom-infused almond milk. “Positioning is really important,” she says. She has a hot-water dispenser next to the sink, which “has made me drink so much more tea and hot-water tonics than I ever did before,” she says. And she stores staples for her tonics— like cayenne pepper and turmeric—in pretty containers. “I want to make beautiful the things I’m going to use and make room for them, instead of putting them away because they are ugly.” She keeps that principle in mind when designing labels for her own products, a line of dusts, powders, and pantry staples promising to “optimize” beauty, brain, and spirit, among other things. Celebrities are fans, and Gwyneth Paltrow once invited Bacon to make Sex Bark (which contains Bacon’s own Sex Dust, “an aphrodisiac warming potion,” along with cacao nibs and the antioxidant ashwagandha) and Spirit Truffles (with hemp seeds, cacao and Spirit Dust) for Goop, Paltrow’s own wellness platform. This summer, Moon Juice is launching a skin-care line. Bacon isn’t a huge fan of gadgets, saying her experience in fine dining—she trained at the New England Culinary Institute in Vermont and worked in restaurants—taught her the value of simplicity. Knife skills, a hot cast-iron skillet, and good salt are fundamental. She eschews microwaves, but has a few gadgets that she wouldn’t want to part with. “I’m in love with my waffle maker,” she says. “I’m in love with my ice-cream maker. And obviously I’m in love with my Vitamix.”

TAYARI JONES’ FAVORITE SUMMER READS WRITER OF AN AMERICAN MARRIAGE LIKES STORIES WITH ‘TEETH’

lthough An American Marriage is Tayari Jones’ fourth book, the author wasn’t prepared for its reception. The story, in A which the relationship of the protagonists, Roy and Celestial,

is torn apart by a wrongful conviction and incarceration, is certainly dramatic. And the book, which came out earlier this year, was described in The New York Times as “beautifully written,” full of “the everyday poetry of the African-American community that begs to be heard.” Then came Oprah Winfrey’s selection of An American Marriage for her book club. “I would have anticipated that it would be all jumping up and down, but it’s a significant responsibility,” Jones tells Reside. "It is an honor, but I’m aware that I’m not just representing myself.” Jones, 47, said the reception to An American Marriage is taking place on a much larger and deeper scale than her previous novels, which she sees as an indication that the events of the story are resonating in a deeply personal way with many readers. “I hope this provides comfort and engages people for whom this experience I’m writing about is significant,” Jones says, “and awakening others to have empathy.” As a reader, Jones says, with the warm weather approaching, she seeks out books that are a bit breezy, but still “have some teeth in them.” Below, her recommendations for summer reads: DOWN CITY: A DAUGHTER’S STORY OF LOVE, MEMORY, AND MURDER, BY LEAH CARROLL

Of this memoir of growing up in Rhode Island, in a family entangled with the mob, Jones says, “I wanted to eat it! I was going on an Oprah cruise and was mad at myself for having read the whole book on the plane. I’m a Southerner, so [Rhode Island] felt like such an exotic place. This will blow your mind—I couldn’t put it down.” CIRCE, BY MADELINE MILLER

“It’s a re-envisioning of the goddess Circe, who detains Odysseus on his way back home. I was impressed by how contemporary it was, despite being set in 400 B.C. It turns out that goddesses have work-life balance issues like the rest of us. I devoured it—I am not a goddess, but me and Circe have a lot of the same problems. That’s what made the writing such a miracle. Then there are cameos: Daedalus rows through at one point, and I thought, ‘You’ve gotta be careful with those wings!’ I read it in a day and a half.” BIG MACHINE, BY VICTOR LAVALLE

“I read this book every summer. I first read it when I was in Paris. I stayed in the cafe, reading and drinking Champagne—it was my travel friend. It’s about a young man working in a Greyhound station, cleaning, who gets a mysterious note that says, ‘I know what you did, and now you have to pay for it.’ He goes on an adventure and ends up living in a compound with people paying off sins they committed, a federation of people seeking truths that everyday people don’t believe are possible. Reading it, I felt like I was a kid reading A Wrinkle in Time, believing I could have an encounter with magic. It’s weird and quirky; I’m very interested in African-American writers working in avant-garde genres. I just loved it. Every time I run into the author, I tell him, ‘Big Machine, that’s my jam!’ ”

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EAST HILLS, NY

Luxe New Contruction, Country Estates Flawless custom Hampton-style Center Hall Colonial with architectural innovation and striking interior design detail. Exceptional gourmet kitchen, extensive millwork, exotic marble and soaring ceilings enhance the dramatic entertainment space. Grand master suite, 5 bedrooms en suite. Finished lower level with state-of-the-art home theater. East Hills Park. Roslyn SD #3. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE TARA MATCHTON +1 516 641 2652 | taramatchton@danielgale.com LOIS KIRSCHENBAUM +1 516 526 7425 | loiskirschenbaum@danielgale.com Property/Web ID: 2960083

$3,318,000

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COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY

Beautiful Hamptons-Style Home Enjoy country-club living in this immaculate 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath home with cedar roof and wrap-around porch. New custom granite/ marble kitchen. Features include oversize custom windows with transom detail, impressive millwork, 2-story entry foyer, and 10 ft. ceilings. Cul-de-sac location on 2 acres with pool, cabana and lighted tennis. CSH SD #2.

COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com JOAN GANNON + 1 516 532 3608 | joangannon@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3000005

$2,475,000

EAST HILLS, NY

Private Oasis, Country Estates Impeccable craftsmanship and transitional styling are integrated within the exceptional young 6 bedroom shingle/stone Center Hall Colonial. Quality built 6,000+ sq. ft. home offers superior attention to detail, handsome study and generous principal rooms. Prime location, saltwater pool, fire-pit lounge, full generator. East Hills Park. Roslyn SD #3. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE TARA MATCHTON +1 516 641 2652| taramatchton@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2963580

$2,900,000 FT. SALONGA/NORTHPORT, NEW YORK

Custom 5-Bedroom, 4-Bath Colonial 19 year young Colonial nestled on over 1 acre of wooded property. Stunning new cherry kitchen with granite, pizza/bbq oven and stainless steel appliances. Main level bedroom and 2nd floor suite perfect for guests. Level yard with outdoor kitchen and dining area ideal for entertaining. Close to private and public beaches, golf courses and parkways. 3-car garage. SD #5. NORTHPORT OFFICE LORRAINE DEE DONOVAN +1 516 527 9070 | deedonovan@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3013188

$1,399,000

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GARDEN CITY, NY

Luxury Living Set on a 100 x 250 ft. property in the Central section, this beautiful 6-bedroom, 3.5-bath Center Hall Colonial boasts over 5,200 sq. ft. of living space. A chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen and family room are the focal point of the home which includes 1 of 3 fireplaces, a large center island, breakfast area, 1st floor laundry room, and mudroom. The backyard boasts private landscaping, 2 patio areas, and a 1,000 sq. ft. pool with 2 waterfalls and a cabana. GARDEN CITY OFFICE FORTUNE HEANEY +1 516 521 9772 | fortuneheaney@danielgale.com LISA HEANEY +1 516 376 3470 | lisaheaney@danielgale.com PATRICIA COSTELLO +1 516 317 7279 | patriciacostello@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3016811

$2,495,000 GREENPORT, NY

North Fork Sound Front Estate Enjoy sunsets over Long Island Sound from this custom-built waterfront 4-bedroom, 4-bath home complete with chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen, 2 fireplaces and 170 ft. of private beach in Rock Cove Estates. SD #10 GREENPORT OFFICE BRIDGET ELKIN +1 516 330 6086 | bridgetelkin@danielgale.com JOANN WIND +1 631 764 3847 | joannwind@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3019465

$2,750,000

GREAT NECK, NY

Tranquility Cove This Kings Point residence is both dramatic and serene with a beautiful waterfront, elegantly appointed rooms and all modern amenities. Nestled in a park-like 2+ acre setting that includes a tennis court and plans to rebuild dock. This home is elegant and inviting, with fine water views, bright, airy rooms, sparkling granite floors and fine millwork throughout. Secluded by evergreen hedges and expanses of verdant lawns, this home enjoys complete privacy, yet the location affords easy access to New York City and smaller urban centers that offer an unparalleled quality of life. This stately residence is imbued with a sophistication and charm that captures the grace of the past and hopes for the future.

MANHASSET OFFICE JANET WOLF MARCUS +1 516 319 6543 | janetmarcus@danielgale.com ANN CARLUCCI + 1 516 672 2023 | anncarlucci@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: P1312028

$4,290,000

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Set on 56 waterfront acres, Garvies Point is the North Shore’s most dynamic new community. Offering a lifestyle totally unique to Long Island, The Beacon comprises 167 picturesque one, two and three bedroom condominiums all within one hour of Manhattan. Priced from $575,000.

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HUNTINGTON, NY

Turn-of-the-Century Gem Charming 1837 Farm House with original wide plank flooring. New granite kitchen, 6 bedrooms and 4 fireplaces. Set on serene 2.79 acres with in-ground pool, 3-car garage and separate guest Cottage. Huge barn with high ceilings. A perfect equestrian setting. Possible subdivision into two 1-acre lots. Half Hollow Hills SD #5. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE MAUD ROBERTSON +1 516 702 6568 | maudrobertson@danielgale.com DIANE ANDERSON + 1 516 383 7354 | dianeanderson@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2999939

$1,250,000 HUNTINGTON, NY

Impeccable Home Meticulously maintained 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Center Hall Colonial. Large sun drenched rooms, French doors, updated kitchen, cozy den with fireplace and private master with spa bath. Beautiful hardwood floors throughout. Private fenced in property with spacious deck in a quiet neighborhood. Huntington SD #3. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE DIANE ANDERSON + 1 516 383 7354 | dianeanderson@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3009593

$649,000

KINGS POINT, NY

Waterfront Estate Lush North Shore Estate on 1.4 landscaped acres, 151 ft. of gorgeous waterfront. Strategically positioned at the end of famed Gatsby Lane, offering the finest location and lifestyle. Large picture windows and vaulted ceilings invite Manhasset Bay inside, breathtaking views from all principal rooms. 5 bedrooms, 6.5 baths. Lower level recreation room with wet bar, walk out to pool plus spa. Gas heating and cooking. Great Neck SD #7. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE ANDREA WIENER +1 516 578 8853| andreawiener@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3001013

$10,800,000

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LATTINGTOWN HARBOR, NY

Beach and Boating Community New to market. Stunning French, Chateau-style home, built in 2010, with elegant moldings and polished hardwood floors. An entertainer’s delight, the home features an open floor plan that flows from the top-of-the-line kitchen to the family room, formal dining room, pub, and living room, billiards room and office. Radiant heat warms the floors in all the baths, as well as the formal entry, and kitchen/family room. The lower level features a movie theatre, wine room, playroom, bedroom and bath. The grounds include a heated, saltwater pool with whirlpool and retractable cover, state-of-the-art pool house, separate building with changing room, and garage with loft exercise room. Located in sought after Lattingtown Harbor Estates which has its own beach, beach house and small boat mooring. In award-winning Locust Valley School District.

LOCUST VALLEY OFFICE SUZI CHASE +1 516 606 5151 | suzichase@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3009714

$2,995,000

LAUREL HOLLOW, NY

Rare Opportunity Exceptional residence with 4 en suite bedrooms, on over 6 magnificent acres with possible 1 lot sub-division. Large sunny principal rooms, kitchen opens to family room, elegant living and dining rooms, 5 fireplaces, 2-car garage plus separate 3-car garage with unfinished room above. Village beach and mooring (dues req’d). CSH SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE MARGY HARGRAVES + 1 516 384 4011 | margyhargraves@danielgale.com CHRISTINA R. WHITMAN + 1 516 647 4578 | chriswhitman@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3011866

$2,895,000 MANHASSET, NY

Strathmore Vanderbilt New renovated 5-bedroom, 3-bath, stone and stucco Colonial-style home, updated for today’s lifestyle offering an open-floor-plan plus new kitchen and 2-car garage. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE EILEEN KRACH +1 917 270 3737 | eileenkrach@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3010474

$1,999,999

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LLOYD HARBOR, NY

Exceptional Waterfront Lifestyle Enjoy 180 ft. of direct waterfront, panoramic views, floating dock, saltwater pool and spa. A private drive leads to this impeccable residence. Features include custom millwork, mahogany windows, radiant heated limestone floors and gourmet kitchen. The magnificent grounds offer 2.6 acres of meticulously manicured landscaping, multi-tiered terraces and pool with spa. CSH SD #2.

COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE PAMELA DOYLE + 1 631 988 1708 | pameladoyle@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3016655

$5,250,000

MUTTONTOWN, NY

Stone Hill At Muttontown Stone Hill is located on the former Estate home of Wall Street baron and Theodore Roosevelt “Rough Rider” B.K. Stevens. Stone Hill is located in the prestigious Village of Muttontown on the North Shore of Long Island just 35 minutes east of Manhattan. Stone Hill is within minutes of Long Island’s finest shopping centers and dining opportunities with easy access to the Long Island Rail Road. Stone Hill offers all the benefits, amenities and security of a gated community while also offering the space, grandeur and privacy of individual Estates. The entrance to Stone Hill is double gated and manned 24 hours a day offering the utmost security. Stone Hill’s residences have full use of the private clubhouse with tennis, an indoor pool and state of the art exercise equipment. The limited remaining Stone Hill Estates range from 1 acre to over 2.5 acres and are able to accommodate private pools and tennis courts. Syosset SD #2. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE KAREN SHARF +1 516 972 7647 | karensharf@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2982619

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LLOYD HARBOR, NY

Lighthouse Point This magnificent residence with its grand staircase is aligned on its site to maximize its stunning waterfront panorama and exquisite water views. Over 4 acres of gated property and a central courtyard between the main house and the second garage with a beautiful one bedroom guest Cottage. Spanning the complete back of the house is a bluestone terrace and spacious curved seating area that faces west capturing evening sunsets that reflect on the harbor waters. A waterfall cascades from the upper level spa into the wide rectangle-shaped gunite pool. The complete 262 ft. of waterfront is reinforced with a concreate and granite seawall. There is absolute distinction in every detail throughout this impressive and exquisite Estate. Cold Spring Harbor SD #2. COLD SPRING HARBOR OFFICE BARBARA BENTLEY-NASH + 1 516 697 1277 | barbarabentleynash@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3001933

$7,850,000

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MANHASSET, NY

Plandome Manor Stunningly rebuilt Center Hall Colonial set on an award-winning landscaped ¾-acre. This inviting manor home with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths is the perfect setting for family gatherings or unforgettable entertaining. SD #4. MANHASSET OFFICE SHOHREH HAKIMIAN +1 516 647 2676 | sherryhakimian@danielgale.com GALE KEENAN +1 516 353 8800 | galekeenan@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3010387

$2,375,000

MANHASSET, NY

Hamlet Estates Magnificent 6-bedroom, 4.5-bath Colonial featuring 2-story entry, atrium and master on main level. This spacious home is set on 1.05 acres in gated community with amenities: pool, tennis and gym. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE ROSALINE LIVIAN + 1 516 236 0969 | rosalinelivian@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2980293

$2,990,000

MANHASSET, NY

“Birch Hill” Boasting a flat .52-acre property this impressive home also features 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3 fireplaces, large rooms with high ceilings and the finest materials and craftsmanship. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE PATRICIA GAHAN MORONEY +1 516 313 8966 | patriciamoroney@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2958680

$3,599,000

MANHASSET, NY

Classic Perfection Set on 1.58 acres in Plandome Manor, this exquisitely styled and lovingly restored Manor home is waiting for you. Effortless elegance is highlighted with high ceilings, architectural details, 5 fireplaces, original wavy glass, dramatic main staircase and grand entertaining spaces. SD #6. MANHASSET OFFICE PATRICIA GAHAN MORONEY +1 516 313 8966 | patriciamoroney@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2981513

$4,299,000

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MANHASSET, NY

Strathmore Village Exquisite. Elegant. Chic. This brick 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath Colonial is totally updated and located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of Strathmore Village. Modern living and good design come together with spectacular high ceilings, distinct architectural details, dark hardwood floors and all-white color palette. The heart of the home is the large, updated kitchen with white cabinets, granite countertops and center island for casual dining and food prep. The kitchen also features a stunning breakfast area with tray ceiling and a wall of French doors that lead to the patio and rear yard. Adjacent to the gorgeous kitchen is a large family room – where life will be celebrated and lived. Toast life’s holidays and milestones in the formal living and dining rooms. Lower level includes playroom, gym, bar/beverage center, updated half bath and laundry room. Outstanding craftsmanship and superb styling come together to create a sophisticated urban vibe right here in Manhasset. MANHASSET OFFICE ANNIE HOLDREITH +1 516 509 4082 | annieholdreith@danielgale.com NOUZHA ZOUAK + 1 917 392 7401 | nouzhazouak@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3016819

$2,299,000

MANHASSET, NY

Stunning Water Views Breathtaking sunsets…picturesque perfection...are just some of the elements that make this expanded and renovated Plandome Manor home your forever destination. Set on ¾-acre of serene property, this youthful Colonial offers elegantly appointed formal rooms and an ideal flow for large-scale entertaining and comfortable living. The chef’s kitchen is a perfect space to gather with your guests around the center island. Enjoy summer barbeques and outdoor entertaining while indulging in a tranquil setting. At the end of the day, surrender to the master bedroom retreat complete with fireplace. This immaculate home is located steps away from the Plandome train, and with easy access to highways, world-class shopping, this home is your place to build your lifetime of memories. MANHASSET OFFICE ANN CARLUCCI +1 516 672 2023 | anncarlucci@danielgale.com JANET WOLF MARCUS + 1 516 319 6543 | janetmarcus@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3019753

$3,379,000

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MATINECOCK, NY

“The Magnolias” Stately Georgian brick Colonial is perfectly situated on over 10 acres of walled gardens and velvet lawns. Elegant entertaining rooms are beautifully proportioned and have majestic views of the property. Master suite is lovely with a luxurious bath. A 3-bedroom guest suite on the main floor is privately located. The state-of-the-art kitchen opens to the family room as well as the breakfast room. An in-ground pool and tennis court add splendor to this distinguished residence. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #3.

LOCUST VALLEY OFFICE JENNIFER B. KELTER +1 516 658 3243 | jenniferkelter@danielgale.com ANNE E. KERR +1 516 445 8057 | annekerr@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2935723

$7,875,000

OLD FIELD, NY

“Whitecaps” Hamptons-style waterfront on Long Island Sound. Open your door, walk out to the sandy beach, see Connecticut in the distance and enjoy seaside living. Long driveway leads to 2 acres of mature trees and lush vegetation surrounding renovated 5,800 sq. ft. Colonial Farm Ranch-style with Old World charm and every modern amenity, including gas geothermal heating and cooling. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #1. STONY BROOK OFFICE MIRIAM AINBINDER + 1 631 988 9200 | miriamainbinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3013002

$3,388,000

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NISSEQUOGUE, NY

â&#x20AC;&#x153;La Dolce Vitaâ&#x20AC;? Magnificent Long Island Sound waterfront brick Manor home built in 2006 with 6 bedrooms, 8.55 baths. 10,000+ sq. ft. Combines the best of present day amenities, classical architectural detail, and fine workmanship. Luxuriously appointed with every amenity including marble entry foyer, sweeping bridal staircase, theater, billiard room, AMF bowling alley, 6 fireplaces. Located on a private cul-de-sac on 3.5 acres featuring exquisitely manicured formal gardens, in-ground gunite pool, cabana, outdoor pizza oven, and 4-car garage with 2-lifts. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #1.

ST. JAMES/SMITHTOWN OFFICE MARIANNE J. KOKE +1 631 335 7111 | mariannekoke@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2883652 $5,900,000

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The Best New Address on Long Island. Luxury Condominiums with Legendary Services and Amenities. The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Long Island, North Hills is conveniently situated within the Great Neck School District in the Village of North Hills on Long Island’s legendary North Shore. 20 miles from Manhattan. 60 miles from the Hamptons. See for yourself, what luxury feels like every day.

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Residences starting at $1,500,000. Immediate Occupancy.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Long Island, North Hills are not owned, developed or sold by The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C. or any of its affiliates (“Ritz-Carlton”). RXR North Hills Phase I Owner LLC uses The Ritz-Carlton marks under a license from Ritz-Carlton, which has not confirmed the accuracy of any of the statements or representations made herein. The complete terms are in an Offering Plan available from Sponsor. File No. CD-14-0036. The complete terms are in an Offering Plan available from Sponsor. File No. CD-16-0238. Each Office Is Independently Owned and Operated.

OLD WESTBURY, NY

Entertainer’s Paradise This spacious home offers 2 dens one serving as a pool cabana in summer, a finished lower level, and beautiful pool with waterfall. Set on beautiful landscaped property and close to New York City and the finest shopping, dining and entertainment. GLEN HEAD/OLD BROOKVILLE OFFICE LINDA FARALDO +1 516 984 9049 | lindafaraldo@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2911527

$2,050,000 OLD WESTBURY, NY

New Brick Colonial Situated on 2.11 acres. Spectacular 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath home featuring 1st and 2nd floor master suites, solid white oak floors, 2nd floor den, full finished basement with full bath, 4-car garage. East Williston SD #2. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE DONNA FINKELSTEIN +1 516 640 2900 | donnafinkelstein@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3000741

$2,658,000

OLD WESTBURY, NY

“Haven Hall” Privacy, vistas of great lawns and gardens, and grand rooms with 14 ft. ceilings and paneled walls to frame exquisite artwork. This all-brick Estate House with gated entry offers a beautiful retreat with all modern amenities. 4-bedroom guest Cottage. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. East Williston SD #2. HUNTINGTON OFFICE BONNIE WILLIAMSON +1 516 443 5958 | bonniewilliamson@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2985984

$7,663,982

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JUST IMAGINE Building your dream home with Kean Development â&#x20AC;&#x201C; luxury designer, builder and landscape design firm â&#x20AC;&#x201C; in the idyllic 160-acre gated community. Lots range from 4.63 to over 10 acres. Roslyn SD #3 and East Williston SD #2. Land Listing MLS# 2869052. Land prices starting at $3,600,000. For more information, or to see the spec home being built now, please contact Lois Kirschenbaum | +1 516 526 7425 | loiskirschenbaum@danielgale.com

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OYSTER BAY COVE, NEW YORK

“Copper Beach” An aquatic paradise on Long Island’s Gold Coast perched directly on Oyster Bay Harbor. This blissful 5-acre family compound is a storybook setting. An expansive green lawn slopes gently to 450 ft. of waterfront, past a boathouse and down an impeccably constructed 200 ft. private dock facing the Long Island Sound beyond. The dock can accommodate a 30+ ft. vessel, or a larger yacht moored in the deeper waters just seconds away. A sparkling pool, tennis and cabana are surrounded by specimen trees amidst a freshwater pond kept brimming by an exquisite artesian deep water well. The 11,000 sq. ft. Contemporary main house offers an open floor plan and is perfectly sited to enjoy the mesmerizing water views and golden sunsets, as well as to display a most extensive art collection. Wine cellar, tasting room, 12 seat home theatre and guest Cottage. This North Shore jewel awaits you. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. Oyster Bay-East Norwich SD #6. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE LOIS KIRSCHENBAUM +1 516 526 7425 | loiskirschenbaum@danielgale.com EAST NORWICH OFFICE FRANCES COVELLO +1 516 359 7779 | francescovello@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2932366 | 2931940

$7,990,000 OLD WESTBURY, NY

Norman Jaffe Work of Art This award-winning Architectural Gem, created by renowned Architect Norman Jaffe, was chosen one of the best homes in America in 1979. Located in prestigious Stone Arches, this elegant Contemporary has been completely updated. Set on 2 breathtaking acres with incredible pool. Jericho SD #15. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE SANDY BINDER +1 516 819 0000 | sandybinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2919466

$4,495,000 ORIENT, NY

Stunning Water View Home Stunning sweeping views of Long Island Sound to Connecticut including the Coffee Pot Light House off Orient Point. This home adjoins preserved property which offers forever water views, nature trails and beautiful beachfront. SD #1. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE DONALD DUNNING +1 516 369 5380 | donalddunning@danielgale.com DEBRA VON BROOK-BINDER +1 631 872 2889 | debravonbrookbinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3001317

$1,495,000

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OYSTER BAY COVE, NY

“Lismore” This gracious 7-bedroom Colonial home sits on 13 acres of lush property that includes 8 acres of protected conservation easement and is in close proximity to the 197-acre Tiffany Creek preserve. Trimmed with shutters, topped with a slate roof and shaded by majestic American elm trees, this home has generously sized and beautifully scaled rooms. A renovated and expanded kitchen as well a spacious and light-filled family room addition enhances the home for today’s lifestyle. Mature perennial cutting garden with picket fence encircles the sparkling in-ground gunite pool. Cabana pool house and summer kitchen. Elegant and comfortable living is found in this refined home with classic details, beautiful gardens, tasteful updates and the sanctuary of nature preserved. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #6.

LOCUST VALLEY OFFICE PATRICK H. MACKAY +1 516 759 4800 X174, patrickmackay@danielgale.com ANNE E. KERR +1 516 445 8057 | annekerr@danielgale.com $3,695,000

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PORT WASHINGTON, NY

Two-Family Investment Open floor plan offers each unit spacious living room/dining room, modern kitchen, den and powder room on main level. Upstairs offers master bedroom with luxury bath plus 2 additional bedrooms and full bath. SD #4. MANHASSET OFFICE SHOHREH HAKIMIAN +1 516 647 2676 | sherryhakimian@danielgale.com SOLEYMAN HAKIMIAN +1 516 849 9666 | soleymanhakimian@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3002621

$1,348,000 PORT WASHINGTON, NY

New Construction Premier builder offers stunning brick Center Hall Colonial with 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, nestled in the heart of Flower Hill overlooking the lush greens of the golf course. Enter the 2-story foyer opening to spacious living room, formal dining room and gourmet kitchen. SD #4. MANHASSET OFFICE SHOHREH HAKIMIAN +1 516 647 2676 | sherryhakimian@danielgale.com SOLEYMAN HAKIMIAN +1 516 849 9666 | soleymanhakimian@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2996102

$2,695,000 QUOGUE, NY

Sights and Sounds of the Ocean Mere minutes to the Atlantic Ocean, this unique home offers multiple light-filled living spaces that surround a serene innercourtyard around the a heated pool. Look out over ocean and bays from the custom roof-top deck. SD #3. WESTHAMPTON BEACH OFFICE CHRISTOPHER FOGLIA + 1 631.288.1050 | christopherfoglia@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2898828

$4,250,000

QUOGUE, NY

Oceanfront Living Captivating Contemporary with amazing 1st floor views on over 2 acres of premier oceanfront. Major renovation is being completed and will feature 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, heated 20 x 40 ft. oceanfront gunite pool with spa, 2-car garage and room for tennis. SD #3. WESTHAMPTON BEACH OFFICE VICTORIA REYNOLDS +1 631 288 1050 | victoriareynolds@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2986283

$9,900,000

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ROSLYN HARBOR, NY

Waterfront Sprawling retreat on shy 2 acres of breathtaking harbor views from every room. This home boasts a fabulous main floor master suite with an adjacent gym and study, gourmet kitchen, heated gunite pool with cabana, tennis. Resort living at its finest. Roslyn SD #3. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE LILLIAN SWERSKY +1 516 330 0036 | lillianswersky@danielgale.com HOPE HASSOUNI +1 516 532 1461 | hopehassouni@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3013849

$3,175,000

ROSLYN, NY

New Construction Luxury amenities and Modern custom design throughout this Energy Star rated home in the Village of Flower Hill. Imagine living in this 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath Center Hall Colonial with 2-story entry, formal living and dining room, family room and gourmet eat-in kitchen. SD #3. MANHASSET OFFICE SHOHREH HAKIMIAN +1 516 647 2676 | sherryhakimian@danielgale.com SOLEYMAN HAKIMIAN +1 516 849 9666 | soleymanhakimian@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3008671

$1,895,000 ROSLYN HARBOR, NEW YORK

New Construction Stately Center Hall Colonial masterfully built on 1 acre with 5 bedrooms and 6.5 baths. Impeccable millwork, outstanding quality with attention to detail displayed throughout. Gourmet chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen with adjacent den and fireplace. Light-filled spacious floor plan, superior craftsmanship and stunning wood flooring. Finished lower level. Full generator. Roslyn SD #3. WHEATLEY PLAZA OFFICE TARA MATCHTON +1 516 641 2652 | taramatchton@danielgale.com LOIS KIRSCHENBAUM +1 516 526 7425 | loiskirschenbaum@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2918246

$2,999,000 SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS, NY

Tree-top Modern This unique modern home offers elegance in a relaxed wooded setting. The interior reflects and embraces its natural surroundings. Glass walls connect open design living area, dining room, and eat-in kitchen with outdoors and fill these spaces with natural light. A spacious, treetop mahogany dining deck is perfect for entertaining. SD #1. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE LINDA MCCARTHY +1 631.745.2626 | lindamccarthy@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2999919

$1,850,000

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Cutchogue 631.734.5439

Greenport 631.477.0013

Mattituck 631.298.0300

Mattituck Love Lane 631.298.4130

Shelter Island 631.749.1155

Westhampton Beach 631.288.1050

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SHELTER ISLAND, NY

Wades Beach Contemporary This light filled home with vaulted ceilings gives you an open floor plan which offers endless opportunities to enjoy and entertain. The 1.1-acre property has it all: a spacious deck, heated in-ground pool and level yard to waterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s edge. Wades beach just blocks away. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE DONALD DUNNING +1 516 369 5380 | donalddunning@danielgale.com DEBRA VON BROOK-BINDER +1 631 872 2889 | debravonbrookbinder@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3002948

$2,295,000

SHELTER ISLAND, NY

Bucolic Lakefront Modern Private drive off road to large, treed property on Lake in bucolic waterfront setting. Newly renovated with soaring ceiling, this stylish designer modern beach Cottage has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 waterside bedrooms (including spacious master suite) with doors to waterfront decks, lawn and upper den/office. Open floor plan has beautiful water views. Room for pool (and already has accessory building for storage). SD #1. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE SUSAN CINCOTTA +1 631.514.9891 | susancincotta@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3013834

$1,575,000 SHELTER ISLAND, NY

Waterfront Contemporary Stunning waterfront contemporary thoughtful redesign by architects. Tucked away on a full acre of land with incredible storybook water views and nature abound. SD #1. SHELTER ISLAND OFFICE CATHERINE DEBACKERE +1 917.912.2983 | catherinedebackere@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2976920

$2,295,000

SOUTHOLD, NY | ON THE FRONT COVER

Nantucket-Style Waterfront Simple exquisite pristine Nantucket style waterfront compound sitting high above Long Island Sound. Chic main house, separate pool house, heated gunite pool, and staircase to 148 ft. of beachfront. CUTCHOGUE OFFICE MARIAH MILLS +1 631 965 2557 | mariahmills@danielgale.com CAROL SZYNAKA +1 917 640 2622 | carolszynaka@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3004795

$2,995,000

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SHELTER ISLAND, NY

“The Carriage House” Enjoy the tranquility of Shelter Island. This 9,230 sq. ft. home located on 1.7 acres was rebuilt in 2010. Features include scenic views of Dering Harbor, 600 ft. of private beach, a 168 ft. deep water dock, a deeded mooring, 5 fireplaces, a 4-car garage, home theater room, library, outside pizza oven, wine cellar and a pool. GLEN HEAD/OLD BROOKVILLE OFFICE SAMUEL MARCUS +1 516 456 1664 | samuelmarcus@danielgale.com MICHAEL TUCKER +1 516 428 9505 | michaeltucker@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2960018

$6,900,000

UPPER BROOKVILLE, NY

Beautiful New Construction Move right in to this brand new alluring brick Colonial which offers many architectural details and fine craftsmanship throughout. Features large rooms, high ceilings and sun-drenched open spaces with 6 bedrooms, 6.5 baths. A gourmet kitchen and enticing master bedroom suite with fireplace, sitting room and balcony complete this lovely offering. Set on 2.27 level acres on a peaceful country lane with choice of Locust Valley or North Shore School Districts. GLEN HEAD/OLD BROOKVILLE OFFICE DEBRA QUINN PETKANAS +1 516 359 3204 | debrapetkanas@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3006720

$3,599,000

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WEST ISLIP, NY

Stunning Resort-Style Waterfront Spectacular waterfront on .32-acre property with breathtaking, unobstructed canal/bay views, nestled on the point between Skookwams Creek and Eatons Lane. Picturesque sunsets from sun-drenched open floor plan, opening to patio and steps away from your boat. Custom features include gunite black bottom pool and spa with waterfall and slide. Three boat lifts (small, medium and large). Terrace and sun deck, slate patio and bulk head. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3 stone fireplaces, 4-zone heat. SD #9. MANHASSET OFFICE EDIE ESPOSITO + 1 516 946 8082 | edieesposito@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 3006225

$1,149,000

WHITESTONE, NY

The Bridges at Whitestone

The first new, custom-built, planned development of its kind in Queens with 43 high-quality brick and precast stone homes, and close to everything America’s greatest city and Long Island have to offer. Join us on Sundays 2:00pm – 4:00pm throughout the Summer to preview the fully staged Locke model. SD #25. MANHASSET OFFICE PATRICIA GAHAN MORONEY +1 516 313 8966 | patriciamoroney@danielgale.com thebridgesatwhitestone.com

STARTING AT $1,628,000

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UPPER BROOKVILLE, NY

“Sunstar Hill” – Elegant Hideaway 40+ breathtakingly beautiful, divisible acres surround this amazing pool house, 4 similarly designed brick and stucco Cottages and a huge Tudor Carriage house. Find complete serenity in this rare estate near Manhattan. A Masterpiece Collection Listing. SD #6. LOCUST VALLEY OFFICE BARBARA CANDEE +1 516 456 0330 | barbaracandee@danielgale.com HUNTINGTON OFFICE BONNIE WILLIAMSON +1 516 443 5958 | bonniewilliamson@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2795429

$29,985,000 WESTHAMPTON, NEW YORK

Bayside Beauty Experience extraordinary views of the bay from the moment you enter this Post Modern beach house. Spend your summer by the heated gunite pool on the bay side, or use the ocean access across the street. SD #2. WESTHAMPTON BEACH OFFICE CHRISTOPHER FOGLIA +1 631.288.1050 | christopherfoglia@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2975787

$3,100,000

WESTHAMPTON, NY

Paradise on the Bay Enjoy your summer in this Modern paradise on the bay. Open kitchen and living area with full bar and windows lead to multipletiered decking, heated gunite pool and pool house. Relax by the bay or across at the ocean. SD #2. WESTHAMPTON BEACH OFFICE VICTORIA REYNOLDS +1 631 288 1050 | victoriareynolds@danielgale.com

PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2945622

$5,575,000

WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NY

Between the Bridges An extraordinary, custom built home on 1.07 acres with 75 ft. of jetty-protected oceanfront. The finest details throughout the 5 en suite bedrooms, gourmet kitchen, Bead Create oceanside pool, and large mahogany deck with built-in barbecue. SD #2. WESTHAMPTON BEACH OFFICE ELYSE WEISSMAN + 1 631 288 1050 | elyseweissman@danielgale.com PROPERTY/WEB ID: 2967896

$8,950,000

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OUR OFFICES FIND US LOCATED ACROSS LONG ISLAND FROM QUEENS TO THE EAST END

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Northport 631.754.3400

We s t h a m p t o n B e a c h 631.288.1050

Bayside/Flushing 718.762.2268

Greenport 6 3 1 .4 7 7. 0 0 1 3

P o r t Wa s h i n g t o n 516.883.2900

Wheatley Plaza 516.626.7600

C a r l e P l a c e / We s t b u r y 516.334.3606

Great Neck 5 1 6 .4 6 6 .4 0 3 6

Rockville Centre

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Cold Spring Harbor 631.692.6770

Huntington 6 3 1 .4 2 7. 6 6 0 0

Sea Cliff 516.759.6822

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Cutchogue 631.734.5439

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Shelter Island 6 3 1 . 74 9 . 1 1 5 5

East Norwich/Brookville 516.922.9155

Manhasset 5 1 6 . 6 2 7.4 4 4 0

Smithtown 631.584.6600

Garden City 516.248.6655

Mattituck 631.298.0300

Stony Brook/Port Jefferson 631.689.6980

Garden City/ Wyndham 516.739.7171

Mattituck Love Lane 6 3 1 . 2 9 8 .4 1 3 0

Syosset/Muttontown 5 1 6 . 6 7 7. 0 0 3 0

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