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The wedding of EB Kapnick and Michael Vandenberg at Naples Botanical Garden
features 82 / Full-Circle Love
A wedding deeply rooted in a Naples landmark nurtured by the bride’s family BY DAPHNE NIKOLOPOULOS AND KAREN T. BARTLETT PHOTOGRAPHY BY CARRIE PATTERSON
90 / Surf ’s Up
Water and sunshine inform spring’s breezy, beach-boho looks PHOTOGRAPHY BY NAVID
100 / Blushing Beauty
In the month of romance, fashionable accessories for a dazzling night out
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106 / Shop the Gulf
Our A-to-Z guide to snap up local treasures along the Paradise Coast, from handmade goods to Naplescentric mementos BY CHELLE KOSTER WALTON
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Art festivals and fairs around town; exclusive video with a local top chef; apps that focus on heart health
30 / In Focus
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Hats in the Garden; Immokalee Foundation Charity Classic Celebration; Celebration of Philanthropy; ForEverglades Naples
43 / Insider
Lauren Bush Lauren to speak at the League Club luncheon; giving back in Immokalee; plus, more around town
53 / Style
Bold geometric motifs take shape in spring collections ASHLEY MEYER
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Express yourself with fun takes on charm jewelry
60 / The Goods
Sheryl Sashin of Arabesque on the latest invitation design trends
62 / Finds
Delicious and stylish picks to revel in the romance of Valentine’s Day
65 / Abode
Our picks to awaken your space with Pantone’s color of the year; smart kitchens; tips for growing orchids
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115 / Taste
A slice of heaven at Barbatella; Super Bowl parties in Naples; where to enjoy local chef’s tables; and more dining delights around town
126 / Pour
Why California cult wines are experiencing a resurgence, plus a handful of our favorites BY MARK SPIVAK
147 / Balance
The antioxidant boost of berries, plus where to find the freshest during season; targeting fat turns hot and cold; American Heart Month and three ways to get involved
174 / Wealth MICHAEL CARONCHI
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VANESSA ROGERS / HAIR & MAKEUP: PHILIP DOUGLAS
In the world of style, it is no secret that everything comes back around. But in each cycle there is always a fresh wave of anticipation that comes from wondering how or when a particular form or pattern in fashion will reemerge for a new generation. It seems there is always something to be learned by revisiting the fashion cycles of the past, taking what we loved from any particular era and moving it forward in freshly inspired ways. In this Style issue, we feature beach-boho looks for spring in “Surf’s Up” (page 90). Among the standout looks are a bold Gucci denim jacket and studded flare pants that are a boomerang to the bell-bottoms and stonewashed jeans of the 1970s. Today, of course, it is embraced with a luxuriously modern twist. Turning to our Style trends page (page 54), check out the geometric motifs that are back and bolder than ever in spring collections. Fashionistas from every generation are likely to experience a sense of déjà vu here, too. Take one of the most intriguingly bold fashion eras, the 1920s, for example. Many designers, including the legendary Coco Chanel, were creating garments in geometric form (and some in pattern) inspired by the Art Deco movement. It is not only fashion that inspires a circling back. Also in this issue we tell the story of a young couple and a Naples landmark that came together as a fullcircle moment for an entire family. Scott and Kathleen Kapnick are familiar names in Naples, particularly for the family’s long-standing philanthropic efforts to help establish Naples Botanical Garden as the revered gem it is today. As we have shared in many stories before, the Kapnicks have deep roots in the Garden. However, at the recent wedding of their daughter, they saw it bloom in a whole new way. Read all about in a “Full-Circle Love” (page 82).
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Filling 4 cups halved, pitted cherries 1/2 cup fresh raspberries or halved strawberries 1/2 cup sugar
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FASHION FEED Lauren Bush Lauren was born into a life of privilege, but her focus is squarely on helping those born into a life of hunger. As the granddaughter of former president George H.W. Bush and wife of the son of fashion designer Ralph Lauren, her name alone draws attention. She is founder and CEO of FEED (feedprojects.com), a social business that sells unique bags, from fashionable to utilitarian styles, that provide meals to children in need with each one sold. Bush Lauren will be the keynote speaker at the annual League Club luncheon (leagueclub. org) on February 24 at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples. She spoke with NI about marrying her passion for fashion with feeding the world’s hungry.
NI: Where does your drive to help people in need come from? Bush Lauren: It was always something I knew I wanted to do. In my family, the narrative was about public service and how to make the world a better place. I grew up assuming that’s what you strive to do, whether it’s your full-time job or something you do on the side in your community. What inspired the idea for the FEED bag? I love to travel and was always curious how differently people live around the world. To meet with families, communities, and especially children born into a life of hunger and who do not know where their next meal is coming from, that was extremely moving to me. At the same time, I loved fashion and design. I was spending summers and school breaks not only traveling with the United Nation’s World Food Programme, but also doing internships in New York at design houses. I was contemplating either a career in fashion or a career as a humanitarian aid worker. Then, I had that aha moment of: Wait! Maybe I don’t have to pick one. Maybe I can fuse them. It came naturally— why not allow people to give back in a meaningful way by wearing FEED as a badge of honor to show they are making a difference? What are three things few people know about you? I love to puzzle; I find it very relaxing and grounding. I’m a lifelong vegetarian. And growing up I thought I would be a professional ice skater or a Supreme Court judge. I guess I’m off the track on both! NAPLESILLUSTRATED.COM | FEBRUARY 2017
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The annual Naples Art, Antique, & Jewelry show is rapidly approaching. For art lovers and collectors who plan on attending, walking in without a game plan can be overwhelming, considering the list of nearly 30 exhibitors set to attend this year’s show, each with unique art, antiques, and jewelry. Here are some not-to-miss highlights. Rare Finds: Keep an eye out for nineteenth-century paintings, such as exquisite works by Monet. You’ll also find 50-million-yearold fossils that come from the Green River deposits. “With older things, there are only so many available,” says Scott Above: Kenneth James Diament, president and CEO of the Palm Beach Show Collection’s diamond, platinum, and gold laGroup, which hosts the event. dies’ ring. Below: 22-karat Art Deco: Several exhibitors will bring their takes on gold with watermelon art deco jewelry, filled with bright colors and abstract, tourmaline reversible “fishnet” bib necklace by geometric styles that are sure to turn heads. Diament Carolyn Tyler says post-war art deco, a movement that was revitalized during the 1960s, is a popular ongoing trend. Fine Jewelry: Diamonds will forever be a girl’s, or collector’s, best friend. Fine jewelry, such as rings and bracelets sold by David Webb or Cartier, are ever popular. For the men in your life, keep an eye out for unique watches, such as designs by Swiss watch brand MB&F. The 2017 Naples Art, Antique & Jewelry Show will be held at the Naples Exhibition Center February 25 - 28. (naplesshow.com) —A.W.
After two decades as seasonal residents, novelist William Wells and his wife, Mary, made Naples their permanent home less than two years ago. The Paradise Coast became a compelling backdrop for his latest novel, Detective Fiction (The Permanent Press, 2016). It focuses on homicide detective Jack Starkey, who uncovers dark secrets along the Paradise Coast as he searches for a serial killer. In an interview with NI, Wells shares his inspiration for the story. –Anna Welch NI: Why write a crime novel set in Naples? Wells: My previous books were literary novels. I love crime novels, so I thought I’d give it a try. Naples is a very unusual place, and I don’t believe a crime novel has been set here before, so I thought I’d poke 44 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
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As Naples continues to grow, and more millennials stay in the area to build their careers and families, the next generation of leaders is joining forces to have a greater impact on the community. The Leadership Collier Foundation, an affiliate of the Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce (napleschamber.org), has recently created the Emerging Leadership Council to better coordinate the philanthropic efforts of an ever-expanding number of young executive groups. The council meets monthly and is made up of representatives from 15 next-generation boards so far, representing a wide variety of nonprofit groups in Naples.
fun at the life I live and my friends. How is Naples woven into the story? My detective lives on a houseboat in Fort Myers Beach, but he’s assigned a case in Naples. Almost every place in the novel is a real place; the geography, country clubs, restaurants, etc. However, [the names of local places] that could be taken as a negative were
changed. For example, one country club was renamed to Olde Naples Country Club. Did your experience as a reporter help shape the novel? I had covered the police beat in Detroit, which is as active as you can imagine. I was on a team that was looking for Jimmy Hoffa —who still has not been found, by the way.
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Left: The planned education center and entrance. Below: Alligator Bay renovation. Far left: One of the zoo's clouded leopards.
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GREEN AND SERENE Avow Hospice in Naples is expanding and will soon have a beautiful, peaceful area where families can mourn and seek solace. Local resident Mary Ullen recently presented $1 million to the Avow Foundation to create a tranquil serenity garden on the Naples campus. For Ullen, gardens were a special place for her and her late husband Robert to escape from their busy schedules before Robert passed away in 2013. “When my husband was in hospice care at Avow’s inpatient center, I saw so
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many families sitting by the sides of their loved ones for hours on end,” Ullen says. “Through this gift, I wish to create a serene space where families can connect with nature to find solace and relief from their heartbreaking realities.” The Mary and Robert Ullen Serenity Garden will be located between the Ispiri community center and the new Lyon Center, currently under construction. The garden is part of a planned green space expansion on the Avow campus. (239-261-4404, avowcares.org) —A.B.
As it nears its 100th birthday, the Naples Zoo plans a major expansion of its educational programs and resources. The zoo recently launched its first major capital campaign, Growing the Wild Heart of Naples, with a $25 million goal. At press time, the zoo had raised $12 million and completed its plans for a new Florida panther exhibit and rehabilitation holding facility, along with new exhibits for clouded leopards, a giant anteater, pythons, and red-ruffed lemurs. Renovations have also been made to the zoo’s Alligator Bay, Safari Canyon educational show theatre, and Primate Expedition Islands. The remaining $13 million will help fund the zoo’s new Glass Animal House, which will break ground this year, and will serve as an onsite animal hospital to care for the zoo’s animal residents. The zoo also plans to build a new “Finding Florida” entrance, which will include a welcome center and education center, as well as the transformation of the original Caribbean Gardens historic buildings into a small museum. Finally, the zoo is planning to create a South American rainforest and grasslands exhibit trail along with a nature and water play area for children. (239-262-5409, napleszoo.org) —Anna Bjorlin
Reaching Immokalee’s Children
Recent gifts from the philanthropic community will boost resources specifically for children in Immokalee. The Immokalee Foundation (239-657-2461, immokalee foundation.org), which provides education programs for children and teens, recently received a $100,000 grant from the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation to support its after-school Immokalee Readers and Career Development programs. The current Immokalee Readers program pairs about 110 high-school-age tutors with 545
children from Immokalee’s five elementary schools to help the lowest-performing students. The foundation’s Career Development programs teach students foundational skills, such as communication, networking, and leadership techniques, as they prepare for college or vocational school. Meanwhile, the much-anticipated Boys & Girls Club of Collier County’s Bolch Campus (pictured above) recently opened in Immokalee. The 28,000 square-foot facility features a full-service cafeteria and kitchen, classrooms, computer labs, dance and music studios, an arts academy, and teen center. (239-325-1700, bgccc.com)
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Students in East Naples are receiving help from the Latchkey League, a volunteer organization created to support and provide educational and recreational services for children in need of after-school supervision and activities. The league recently expanded its giving to Collier County organizations who administer latchkey programs, including a grant of $50,000 to New Horizons of Southwest Florida, a nonprofit dedicated to help at-risk children and teens. The grant will cover tuition for 25 students. “If we can help children build a better life, there’s nothing better we can do with our time and our money,” says Myra Janco Daniels, founder of the Latchkey League. (239-649-1063) —A.B.
ON FEBRUARY 20, FORMER NFL CORNERBACK TROY VINCENT WILL SHARE HIS STORY AND TALK ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF ENGAGING MORE MEN TO STAND WITH WOMEN AS EQUAL PARTNERS WHEN IT COMES TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AT THE SHELTER’S 17TH ANNUAL MENDING BROKEN HEARTS WITH HOPE LUNCHEON AT THE RITZ-CARLTON GOLF RESORT, NAPLES. (239-7775-3862, NAPLESSHELTER.ORG)
The Shelter for Abused Women & Children plans to open a new shelter in Immokalee, thanks to local philanthropist Shelly Stayer and her recent gift of $3 million. Stayer’s donation will be used to construct the shelter, which is expected to break ground in 2020 after fundraising is completed. The Shelly Stayer Shelter for Victims of Human Trafficking & Domestic Violence will be designed to accommodate the long-term therapeutic needs of human trafficking victims, including counseling and therapy services. “Generally speaking, the average length of stay in longer-term facilities like The Shelly Stayer Shelter is between eight to 10 months,” says Linda Oberhaus, the Shelter's executive director. “The victims may need counseling for mental health issues including anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder, or they may have an addiction that needs treatment.” At press time, the Shelter was also in the process of establishing a partnership with the nonprofit Naples Equestrian Challenge to offer victims equine therapy as well. “We’re hopeful this program will help more victims be able to settle in and get the help they need to deal with the issues from the traumatic things they’ve experienced,” says Oberhaus. —A.B.
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GEOMETRY LESSONS Cervo calf leather Anouk day bag in Ibercia ($2,690), Akris, akris.com
HAUTE HELIX Brass earring in antique rose ($360), Stella McCartney, Marissa Collections, Naples
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SQUARED AWAY Embellished sunglasses ($1,310), Gucci, Naples
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MOD STRIDE Podium optic printed leather sandals ($875), Roger Vivier, rogervivier.com
TRIPPY VISION Origins 1 sunglasses with mirrored marqueterie pattern lenses (price upon request), Dior, special order, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples
FLOWER POWER Petale crew necklace ($1,460), Louis Vuitton, Naples PROENZA SCHOULER SPRING/ SUMMER 2017 A heartshaped peephole bodice playfully nods to the geometry trend.
INNER CIRCLE Gemini Link suede cut-out cross-body bag ($595), Tory Burch, Naples
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So Charming Express yourself with these fun takes on charm jewelry by mary MURRAY 1. NEST EGG Jean Schlumberger egg charm bracelet with turquoise, malachite, pavé diamonds, pink opal‚ and lapis lazuli set in 18-karat gold, $17,000. Tiffany & Co., Naples (239-592-6188, tiffany.com) 2. OLD BLUE EYES Flora ring with skull motif with sapphires and diamonds set in 18-karat white and rose gold, $3,820. Gucci, Naples (239253-1453, gucci.com) 3. BALL AND CHAIN Monica Rich Kosann tassel toggle charm necklace with diamonds set in 18-karat rose gold, $8,750. (monicarichko sann.com) 4. CUPID CALLS Temple St. Clair Amore charm necklace with diamond and 18-karat gold arrow, angel, and rock crystal heart charms on ball chain, $3,950. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-592-5900, saks fifthavenue.com) 5. IT’S A WRAP Tamara Comolli Loopy Cashmere leather bracelet with 18-karat white gold flower and paisley elements accented with white and gray moonstones, $4,410. Marissa Collections, Naples (239263-4333, marissacollections.com) 6. LUCKY CHARMS Loquet London large charm bracelet in 14-karat gold with 14-karat gold diamond or gemstone charms, $50,808. (loquetlondon.com) 58
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FindsGoods The SHERYL SASHIN With a self-described passion for gorgeous papers and ribbons, Sheryl Sashin first opened Arabesque on Fifth Avenue South in Naples in 2001. The luxury stationer and gift shop is known for its expansive array of glorious wrapping papers, social and business stationery, fine writing instruments, unique gifts, and specialized invitations. Here, Sashin shares a handful of invitation trends to keep in mind when planning your next soirée.
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CUSTOMIZE, INSIDE AND OUT Adorn the back of an invitation or a save-the-date card with an interesting texture like cork or wood. You could also include a hand-drawn map of the venue, or the various locations that are important to the event, as a custom liner.
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LAYERED PACKAGING Try custom letterpress pocketfolds, silk boxes and gatefolds, brightened with bling. “Boxes and pocketfolds are a great way to keep invitations that have many pieces, contained and organized,” Sashin says.
MIXED TEXTURES A combination of engraving and letterpress printing in an invitation can make your party stand out in a crowded social season. “While engraving is raised, letterpress is pushed into the paper,” Sashin says. “Together they create a lovely yin and yang.” FABULOUS FOIL Whether it’s rose gold, gold, bronze, or silver, foil is widely popular. It can deliver just the right touch of attention-getting metallic shimmer.
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UNIQUE SHAPES AND SIZES Use super-thick cards in interesting shapes and add pops of color on the edges of the card to differentiate your invitation in a colorfully bold way.
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Revel in the romance of Valentine’s Day with these unique picks for you, your loved ones, and every room in the house BY CHELLE KOSTER WALTON
HOLD ME This Italian-made Alex Lolita mini pleated leather satchel features a Lego-inspired heart, removable shoulder strap, and magnetic flap closure ($1,018). Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-592-5900, saksfifthavenue.com)
THAT'S AMORE Murano Luxury Glass of Italy crafted this sleek, abstract sculpture, named after the Italian word for lovers, "Amanti" ($975). Casanova Venetian Glass & Art (239-571-1610, casanovavenetian glass.com)
PILLOW TALK Brass beads and sequins define this throw pillow’s heart ($298) against a black linen background. The Talitha Black Heart Pillow is 15 inches square. Jonathan Adler (305-576-0200, jonathanadler.com)
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WORD PLAY Tuck in a little love with these handcrafted, book-folded gift enclosure cards ($3.50 each) with glitter accents. From Karen Adams Designs, each comes with its own Euro-flap vellum envelope. Summerfields (239430-2505, summerfieldsnaples.com)
TÊTE-À-TÊTE This heart-shaped coffee table ($1,800-$2,000), made of cerused reclaimed wood, rests on stainless steel legs. Renee Gaddis Interiors (239431-8352, reneegaddis.com) HEART BREAKER Those who don’t wear their heart on their sleeve can step out in bold style with this Stella McCartney 100-percent cotton, crewneck tee ($260). Nordstrom (239-325-6100, shop. nordstrom.com)
HOP TO IT California artist Tim Cotterill, “The Frogman,” casts a red frog in the role of “Arrow,” the name of this solid bronze heart-themed sculpture ($600). Gallery One (239-263-0835, gal leryonenaples.com)
SWEET DREAMS Norman Love's Perfect Pair chocolates are love at first bite in limited-edition heart-shaped boxes (10 pieces, $27). Norman Love Confections (239-687-7215, normanloveconfections.com)
WHAT'S BAKING? Surprise loved ones with freshbaked cookies you stamped out yourself with this Valentine set of three ($12.95). Serve them with love in the Emile Henry ruffled heart dish ($49.95). Williams-Sonoma, Naples (239514-2213, williams-sonoma.com)
CALL ME, MAYBE Protect your heart, phone, and private conversations with a heart-themed iPhone case that fits from an iPhone 4 ($29.95) to iPhone 7 Plus ($40). It is also available in a protective version. Casetify (casetify.com)
WRAPPED IN LOVE Finish your February look with a Reese wool scarf in a whimsical print of pink and red ($88). J.McLaughlin (239-435-0888, jmclaughlin.com)
HEAD OVER HEELS Kick it up a notch on date night in these red-hot satin pumps with dazzling crystal beads ($495). Sophia Webster (sophiawebster.com) PUCKER UP If you really want to win her heart, try this string of 18-karat white gold hearts set with 7.06 carats of fine diamonds ($25,225). Mark Loren Designs (239-596-5820, marklorendesigns.com)
SECOND CHANCES Reinventing Tiffany’s iconic circa1969 key ring, these 18-karat rose gold earrings ($950) are inscribed “Please return to Love.” Tiffany & Co. (239-592-6188, tiffany.com) NAPLESILLUSTRATED.COM | FEBRUARY 2017
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WHAT TO PLANT NOW:
February is the ideal time to plant a variety of peppers. Gene McAvoy, the University of Florida’s regional vegetable extension agent in Southwest Florida shares his favorite picks for backyard gardeners. Bell pepper: These mild peppers grow upright in moist, but not waterlogged, soil and it’s best to secure them with a stake once the peppers appear, about six weeks after planting. Place the plants 1824 inches apart. Green peppers that are left on the plant will ripen to red and will have a sweeter taste. Jalapeño pepper: These hot peppers originate in Mexico, making them well suited to our growing conditions. Plant them 18 inches apart in a garden that receives at least six hours of daily sunlight. Compost and fertilizer provides needed nutrients, and regular watering is necessary. The plant abundantly produces 2- to 3-inch long peppers that are characterized by a medium heat. Protect your skin and eyes when handling these peppers, especially the seeds. Habanero pepper: This is one of the spiciest chili peppers and it thrives in our long, warm growing season and the area’s well-draining soil. Habaneros are best planted 18 inches from their nearest neighbor and may require staking, as they can grow as tall as 7 feet. Like other peppers, compost and fertilizer will quicken its growth. It can be picked when it’s green or once it ripens to a reddish color; the color does not change the pepper’s flavor or its mouth-tingling heat. —Kelley Marcellus
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GREEN Light Awaken your spaces with stylish decor in the garden-fresh hues of “greenery,” Pantone’s 2017 color of the year
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Dancing on the Ceiling
Trip the light fantastic with Stray Dog Designs’ Celeste Sphere ($975), reminiscent of a disco ball. This whimsical pendant light will turn the beat around in any room. Stray Dog Designs (straydog designs.com)
Sitting Pretty Guests will sit up
and take notice of this Tiffany Damask chair ($1,899) from Haute House. Plush cushioning and tufted, solid upholstery are contrasted by a bright print, making it a versatile piece. Neiman Marcus (neimanmarcus.com)
Walk on the Wild Side Earn your stripes with
this reversible zebra bathmat from Jonathan Adler ($88). Dense loops on one side and soft cut pile on the other make it versatile and fashionable. Monogram Goods, Naples (239-403-7700, monogramgoods.com)
Mirror Mirror
In Bloom With its lively floral pattern, the Fleur Garden Stool by Emmisary ($325) is anything but ordinary. Summerfield’s, Naples (239-403-0848, summerfieldsnaples. com)
This Marian mirror from Worlds Away ($713) gives you instant street cred in the modern prep style genre with its green-hued bamboo details. Wilson Lighting, Naples (239-592-6006, wilsonlighting.com)
Creature Comforts
Perpetually celebrate the Year of the Dragon with this Chinoiserie pillow by Dana Gibson ($195), which is printed on cotton twill and down-filled for cozy comfort. Jett Thompson Interiors, Naples (239-2635460, jettthompson.com.)
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Hidden Treasures This fashionable storage duo from Swing Design ($130) features two-tone detailing and a high-gloss finish, while velvety soft interiors allow what’s on the inside to count. Swing Design (swingdesign.com)
tip the scales Let the opening course make a splash at your next dinner party with Herend’s Evergreen salad plates ($195 each). These elegant, hand-finished pieces feature an eye-catching gold-edged fish scale border. DuFrane Jewelers, Bonita Springs (239-495-9005, dufranejewelers.com)
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SMART KITCHENS The crest of the home automation wave has hit the kitchen. High-tech innovations include smart technologies, motion sensors, and onetouch functioning. All of these make it easier to prepare meals while also minimizing the spread of food-borne illnesses. One of the most sought-after features is internet-connected appliances. For example, ranges from makers including Samsung, GE, KitchenAid, and Dacor allow you to monitor and adjust the oven’s temperatures by simply using a smartphone app. Some models will also alert you if a burner is left on. Refrigerators, too, are now WiFi accessible, some with cameras that allow you to see what’s in the fridge when you’re out and about or at the grocery store. Others have touch-screens on the fridge door, which can serve as the family bulletin board or take you directly to the app to track food expiration dates and order groceries.
Smart thermometers, such as those available at Williams-Sonoma, also can finetune your culinary efforts. Inserted into a roast before cooking begins, the thermometer takes the meat’s internal temperature, and you monitor its progress on your smartphone while you’re away. Another quick way to make your kitchen a little smarter is to add a faucet that will turn on with a single tap, or no touch at all, using motion-sensing technology. Of course, this touchfree option minimizes the risk of spreading germs while washing your hands. Delta offers faucets that feature Touch2O, which is a singletouch turn-on, while Moen features the motionsensing feature. —Kelley Marcellus
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ORCHID BASICS Orchids comprise the largest plant family on Earth and have, in recent years, outpaced the poinsettia as the nation’s most-purchased plant. Many varieties of the prized orchid are especially popular along the Paradise Coast, as the plants thrive outdoors in our semitropical climate. Bill Overton, an American Orchid Society judge and Naples Orchid Society’s “orchid doctor,” shares five simple tips for beginners looking to grow these stunning blooms at home. SUN: Let there be light, but not too much.
growing mediums that dry quickly and decompose slowly. While some orchids grow in soil, many tropical orchids grow in the air.
Some varieties require a protected area with-
LOCATION: Orchids make excellent patio
out direct sunlight, while others can take full
plants and can thrive hung from trees, as long
sunlight. Most orchids do well in south- or
as light and water needs are met. FERTILIZER: Plants can be fertilized twice
Looking to connect with others who share
WATER: Orchids flourish when watered
a month during the rainy season and less dur-
your passion for growing these delicate blooms?
about every 10 days during the dry season
ing the drier months. Cut back on fertilizing if
Attend a meeting of the Naples Orchid Society
and less often during wetter months.
blooms are scarce.
(naplesorchidsociety.org). —K.M.
east-facing windows.
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ven seasoned travelers have never heard of Petit St. Vincent. The southernmost island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines may be small, but it makes a big impression. No wonder it has remained a well-kept secret among the travel elite for more than half a century. This 115-acre slice of Caribbean paradise made its official debut in the mid-1960s, when sailor Haze Richardson transformed the lush, uninhabited island into one of the world’s first private island escapes. Individual stone cottages, erected on the hilltops, granted postcard-perfect views of the Grenadines’ emerald isles. Two miles of freshly polished, white-sand beaches provided a blank canvas for sun-drenched bliss. Finally, one of the Caribbean’s most iconic amenities emerged: a driftwood flagpole system for service, where a yellow flag indicates a request and a red one reads “do not disturb.”
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Island transportation comes in the form of British Mini Mokes, which will deliver food, drink, and other comforts to your private stone cottage, outfitted with alfresco seating areas and inviting hammocks.
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Little has changed on Petit St. Vincent over the last 50 years, and therein lies its charm. Opposed to newer, state-of-the-art, often homogeneous incarnations of private island luxury, Petit St. Vincent maintains an off-thegrid, lost-in-time, rustic-chic appeal. Even in 2017, the island has evaded most technology and still relies on the flagpole for room and beach service. Scenes of crystalline waters, cactus-speckled landscapes, and yachtstrewn seas trump televisions and WiFi. There are no sleek swimming or plunge pools, but rather generously distanced, private palapas and hammocks dotting the sparkling West End beach. In lieu of golf carts, visitors zip around on pastel blue, 1960s British Mini Mokes that serve as the island’s official beach buggies. Petit St. Vincent feels timeless, not tired. Great effort has been made to keep history in style. The hand-quarried, native stone ex-
teriors of the 22 open-plan bluff cottages and beachfront villas were restored to their original grandeur in 2011, during the island’s biggest overhaul. Simple teakwood furnishings and accents in tropical shades of green and blue now complement the oceanic panoramas. And while the destination dodged the most egregious elements of globalization, it did give into a few modern essentials, such as upgraded air conditioning, Nespresso machines, and iPod docking stations. Perhaps 2011’s greatest addition came in the form of a newly constructed Balinese treetop spa. Not only does the minimalist fusion of indoors and outdoors recall Indonesia’s most exalted wellness sanctuaries, but the skilled therapists actually hail from Bali, commingling ancient Asian techniques with Caribbean-imbued aromatherapy oils and body scrubs. With fewer than 57 guests on the island at all times, it often feels like your very own. Anticipate private moments hiking to the top of Marni Hill, the island’s highest point, to revel in 360-degree vistas of the lower Grenadines. Stroll along the turquoise shoreline and later lose yourself in a good read on a beachfront hammock only to be interrupted by drink or food—if you raise the flagpole, that is. Start the day with a lavish breakfast on your ter-
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race, then lunch on just-caught mahimahi and thin-crust seafood pizza with your feet in the sand. For dinner, consider joining your fellow guests at the Main Pavilion Restaurant, returning for a nightcap at the Main Pavilion Bar. After all, feasting on the most succulent 3.5-pound lobster you’ve ever tasted lends to great discussion. For many, doing nothing is simply everything on Petit St. Vincent. However, its magic spans beyond the island itself. St. Vincent and the Grenadines happens to be the Holy Grail of the yachting world, and the resort’s sloop, Beauty, weaves through the jewels of this island nation, spending most of its time circumnavigating the Tobago Cays. These five isles and their surrounding coral reefs brim with marine life and picturesque beauty. It’s no wonder one was chosen as the quintessential palm-laced paradise on which to film scenes for the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie. If you miss your chance to swim with wild sea turtles during your Tobago Cays sail, don’t panic. Petit St. Vincent houses the sole JeanMichel Cousteau Dive Center in the Caribbean, where underwater enthusiasts are handsomely rewarded on daily dives and snorkels into surrounding submarine splendor.
Book ahead for private dining on the dock or enjoy epicurean delights in the Main Pavilion Restaurant (right) with fellow guests. Menus change daily and incorporate organic produce from an on-site garden as well as local, freshly caught fish.
Petit St. Vincent offers more than sunbathing. Adventure beckons above and below the water when visiting the Tobago Cays on the resort’s sloop and diving with the team from the Jean-Michel Cousteau Dive Center.
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Clockwise from above: View of Petite Martinique (Grenada) from the hilltops of Petit St. Vincent; dusk on a private terrace; arrival jetty.
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To reach Petit St. Vincent, you’ll need to fly into Barbados’ Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) and then connect to Union Island, St. Vincent, and the Grenadines, by a one-hour Cessna plane ride. Upon arrival, resort representatives will escort you to the nearby dock for a 15-minute speedboat transfer to Petit St. Vincent. If this sounds complicated, don’t fret: The island arranges everything between your touchdown and takeoff in Barbados.
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Like the land above, Petit St. Vincent’s surrounding waters foster a state of complete escapism. Indeed, this secluded Eden touches those who venture to its remote reaches—but it’s not for everyone. Even with posh accommodations and gourmet eats, Petit St. Vincent requires a love of the outdoors and a desire for castaway fantasies. Only dreamers and the truly adventurous need apply. (petitstvincent.com) «
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Silence is Golden
Hyundai launches its Genesis luxury car division with a G90 sedan that’s all about peace and quiet By Howard Walker
You learn a lot about a car following an 11-hour stint behind its wheel. After piloting the new Genesis G90 super-sedan, I was pleased to find—much to the satisfaction of my ever-aching back—that it has the best seats in the automotive world. These are not mere pews; they’re chiropractic Barcaloungers that cuddle, caress, support, and serenade each of the spine’s 33 vertebrae. In all my years of driving, I’ve never had a calmer coccyx. Much of this comfort is due to the 22 power-seat adjustments that can tailor the driver’s throne to suit any spinal funkiness. The lumbarsupport control was like having my own personal masseuse facilitating myofascial release. It’s not just back-friendly seating that makes this South Korean marvel such a capable road warrior. Talk about silent-running. This thing is quieter than Sleeping Beauty after four Ambien. This quality comes courtesy of gorgeous, turbine-bladed, 19-inch alloys that feature sound-absorbing hollow chambers to subdue tire roar. Add to those the G90’s double-glazed side windows that smother wind noise 78
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and the resulting auditory experience is more hushed than a Trappist monk two years into a vow of silence. As for engine noise—what engine noise? It’s as if the makers wrapped the mighty 5.0-liter, 32-valve V-8 in loft insulation and routed the exhaust to Nebraska. A napping infant makes more of a racket than this. At this point in the article, you’re probably asking yourself, “So what, pray tell, is a Genesis G90?” Well (sharp intake of breath here), it’s a Hyundai. Albeit, a $71,000 Hyundai. Not that there’s a Hyundai badge to be seen anywhere on the car. Just like Toyota sired Lexus in 1989 and Nissan birthed Infiniti the same year, Hyundai has decided to move uptown and launch its own luxury car division. It’s taking baby steps with the G90 and the smaller G80. But come 2021, there’ll likely be six models from which to choose. Who’s going to buy a new Genesis? It might be someone deliriously happy with his or her Hyundai experience and ready to trade up. Or, someone bored at the prospect of another scary-faced Lexus or less than impressed with Infiniti or Cadillac. Don’t expect badge-obsessed BMW,
Mercedes, or Audi owners to be shopping at the Genesis store anytime soon. But maybe they should, because here is one of the finest luxury cars money can buy. Throw value and a long list of standard equipment into the equation and the follow howard walker’s the wheel G90 makes plenty of sense. POWER FILE world reviews on Naplesillustrated.com See it in the metal and it oozes class. It PRICE: $69,700/$70,650 as measures 205 inches nose to tail, which is tested ENGINE: 5.0-liter V-8 within an inch or so of the latest long-wheelbase Mercedes S-Class and its nimble handling. Not to POWER: 420-hp TORQUE: 383 pound-feet TRANSMISSION: 8-speed BMW 7. And while its styling is a bit of an homage to an S-Class—with mention its ability to devour automatic 0-60: 5.7 seconds TOP an Audi A8-inspired grille—it does have a distinct visual presence. miles with such ease. SPEED: 145 mph LENGTH/WIDTH: Open the door, slide behind that elegant helm, and gaze in awe at This impressive entry into 204.9/75.4 inches WHY WE LIKE IT: the G90’s Bentley-esque surroundings. The leatherwork, the wood the high-luxe market doesn’t Because it’s more about the car veneers, and the brushed-satin metal are just exquisite. reset the bar nor do anything and less about the flashy badge. Every bell and whistle comes standard. That best-of-the-best, drastically different than the com17-speaker Lexicon surround-sound audio system? Standard. Those petition. And it won’t be for everyone; reclining, heated, and ventilated rear seats? Standard. The rear window simply not having an established, impress-the-neighbors badge on privacy screens and power-closing doors? You guessed it—standard. the hood will likely be the biggest dissuader. That, and having to exAdding 1,200 miles to the G90’s odometer in three days driving from plain to everyone that no, it’s not a Hyundai, it’s a Genesis. Florida to North Carolina and back had me mouthing superlatives over But perhaps the notion of enjoying the G90’s luxury without the the car’s magic carpet-like ride, its buttery-smooth power delivery, and need to shout about it is appeal enough for some discreet buyers. «
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Sweet potato sliders with chorizo and avocado salsa
SERVINGS: 2
PREP TIME: 10 min.
2 links JOHNSONVILLE® Chorizo Sausage 2 large sweet potatoes 4 tablespoons olive oil Salt and pepper, to taste 1 avocado, diced
COOK TIME: 25 min.
1/4 cup red onion, diced 1/4 cup tomato, diced 1 tablespoon fresh cilantro, coarsely chopped Juice of 2 limes
Preheat oven to 400°F. Grill sausages on the Johnsonville® Sizzling Sausage Grill™ (or cook using your favorite method). Cool slightly; cut on bias into 1/2-inch slices. While sausage is cooking, peel sweet potatoes and cut into 1/4-inch rounds. Drizzle with olive oil, and season with salt and pepper. Roast until tender, about 20 minutes. Meanwhile, combine avocado, onion, tomato, cilantro and lime juice. To assemble sliders, top roasted potato slices with chorizo and avocado salsa.
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February 2, 2017 6:00 - 9:00pm
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The 3rd Annual Night of Champions will honor these community leaders for connecting students to their future left to right:
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The official joining of two hearts is deeply rooted in a Naples landmark nurtured by the bride’s own family. BY DAPHNE NIKOLOPOULOS AND KAREN T. BARTLETT PHOTOGRAPHY BY CARRIE PATTERSON
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“There was no reason to look further,” EB says. “This garden is just a dream.” White draping, crystal chandeliers, and a color palette of pink, coral, and yellow created a dreamy scene in the reception tent. The decor was realized in collaboration with 50Fifty Creative Services, Naples. Opposite page: EB Kapnick and Mike Vandenberg walk the aisle as husband and wife at Naples Botanical Garden.
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Fittingly, cocktails were held in the Kathleen and Scott Kapnick Caribbean Garden, which was funded by EB’s parents, continuing a family tradition that began with her grandfather’s generous gift of land in 2000.
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n an early evening in November, Elizabeth Bradshaw Kapnick took her father’s arm and walked down a tree-lined boardwalk to a long stretch of lawn. At the end of this carpet of green was an arch made with hundreds of white hydrangeas and, beneath it, the man who would soon be her husband. Elizabeth—EB to her friends—took a long look at her surroundings so she’d never forget that moment. Palm trees swayed in a gentle breeze. Water lilies bloomed on the surface of a placid pond. In the distance, a thousand shades of green trumpeted Florida’s native scrub lands and rivers of grass. Could this really be the same place she remembered as a little girl? Sixteen years before her wedding day, she’d taken a tour of the raw, jungle-like piece of land that, with her family’s personal and financial support, would become the Naples Botanical Garden. Her mother, Kathleen Kapnick, remembers the day well. Harvey Kapnick Jr., Kathleen’s father-in-law, had just gifted the 170-acre parcel of land to the nascent garden effort when the young Kapnicks came to visit. “We were visiting [my husband] Scott’s parents in Naples during spring break,” she says. “Harvey and one of the [garden’s] original board members, Connie Alsbrook, piled several of us into a golf cart for a tour. It was hot and buggy as we crashed through bushes and bounced along a rugged melaleuca path.” EB was 12 at the time and saw the tour as an adventure, a fun outing with grandpa. She could not have imagined that the unwieldy thicket would become a LEED Goldcertified destination showcasing a myriad of plants, flowers, and habitats—and Naples’ No. 1 attraction. Nor did she know that, one day, she would be married in its verdant embrace. Hosting the wedding at the Garden was particularly important to her mother. “I asked her to please keep an open mind, and she agreed,” says Kathleen, a member of the Garden’s Sustaining Leadership Council and a past chair of its iconic fundraiser, Hats in the Garden. Family tradition and extraordinary beauty turned out to be a powerful combination. “There was no reason to look further,” EB says. “This garden is just a dream.”
Clockwise from above: Kathleen Kapnick’s navy mother-of-thebride dress featured appliqué flowers like those on EB’s bridal gown; a romantic sunset portrait at Naples Botanical Garden; the bridesmaids’ dresses echoed the happy floral hues seen throughout the Garden. Opposite page, inset: Scott Kapnick walks his daughter down the aisle.
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Clockwise from right: Mike and EB enter the reception as Mr. and Mrs. Vandenberg; father-daughter dance; the luxurious invitation suite by Ceci New York, featuring tropical botanical colors that resonated with the garden setting.
The lounge (below) was light and bright with white sofas, malachitepatterned drum fixtures, and pillows in a tropical foliage motif. Opposite page: an elegant place setting at the reception dinner
Especially on the day she would become Mrs. Michael Vandenberg. The performance lawn was bedecked in white flowers, both in the aforementioned arch and in the pedestal urns lining the bridal aisle. White rose petals floated above the newlyweds as they walked for the first time as husband and wife, and the watercolor hues of a Naples sunset reflected in the lily pond as they posed for their first portraits. It was a scene as heaven-sent as their love story. EB and Mike met as freshmen at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts, where they were assigned to the same quad. The attraction was instant and lasted throughout college, as the two shared their love for adventure and nurtured each other’s career dreams. In her junior year abroad, EB headed to the U.K. to attend the London School of Economics, and Mike moved to New York to put in two years as a paralegal before attending law school at Boston University. EB landed a job with Goldman Sachs, first in London and later in San Francisco and New York. When Mike graduated from law school in the spring of 2015, EB took a leave of absence from work and they traveled together for six weeks. They visited Italy and Greece, two of their favorite Eu86
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Clockwise from left: A gorgeous white tent housed the reception, including intimate areas for lounging; the pasta course; white fondant marble cake with vanilla bean buttercream swirled with raspberries and strawberries by Kakes by Karen.
bean Garden, which was funded by EB’s parents, continuing a family tradition that began with her grandfather’s generous gift of land in 2000. Through the years, the Kapnick family contributions have totaled well over $10 million and have been instrumental in the design, planting, and maintenance of the garden. The wedding reception was held inside a white tent that exuded sophistication while resonating with the botanical surroundings. Walls were lined with greenery, some decorated with oversized mirrors, some with niches holding white vessels with a profusion of flowers in soft tones of coral, pink, and yellow. The same florals appeared in abundance on the dinner tables and between layers of the wedding cake, connecting the milieu inside the tent with the verdant world beyond. “It felt like a beautiful home, with gauzy draperies and eight stunning crystal chandeliers,” EB says. Her late grandfather, who had the original vision for the preservation and transformation of this once-wild land, would have been proud to behold the laughter and love echoing inside the garden on the occasion of this union. The father of the bride said it best during his welcome remarks at the reception: “Elizabeth, your grandparents would be so pleased that you picked the Naples Botanical Garden as the venue for your wedding. And what an amazing venue it is. It has never looked so good.” « 88
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Water and sunshine inform spring’s breezy, beach-boho looks PHOTOGRAPHY BY NAVID SHOT BY NAPLES ILLUSTRATED ON LOCATION IN PALM BEACH JEWELRY PROVIDED BY HOUSE OF LAVANDE, HOUSEOFLAVANDE.COM
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Opposite page: Prada top, shirt, sweater, shorts Gucci denim jacket, flare pants, leather belt, sunglasses; Flagpole bikini top. For buying information, turn to page 200. Fashion Editor: Katherine Lande
Louis Vuitton jersey dress Opposite page: Fendi canvas dress, cropped knit top; Prada sandals. For buying information, turn to page 200.
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Dior tulle dress, sandal Opposite page: Dolce & Gabbana T-shirt; Flagpole x Oscar de la Renta swim bottoms; Chanel coat; Michael Kors Collection sunglasses. For buying information, turn to page 200.
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Emilio Pucci bodysuit; Chanel jacket. Opposite page: Max Mara bralette, vest, skirt, belt, visor; Christian Louboutin flats. For buying information, turn to page 200.
Michael Kors Collection pullover For buying information, turn to page 200. Model: Natalia Borges, Muse Management, New York Surfers: Michael and Christian Turdo, Jackson Risbara, Ben Smith Hair & Makeup: Tony Lucha Fashion Assistant: Chris Rhoades Photography Assistant: Lucie Prsalova
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Accessories in on-trend rose and blush tones are perfect for the month of romance PHOTOGRAPHY BY VANESSA ROGERS | STYLED BY KATHERINE LANDE
WATCH ME Parmigiani Fleurier Kalpa Donna watch with sapphire crystal and 43 diamonds ($9,400), Exquisite Timepieces, Naples 100 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
BLUSHING BEAUTY Satin ruffle and crystal embellished clutch ($350), Marilyn’s Distinctive European Fashion, Naples; pearl and diamond wave cuff ($1,295), gold vermeil cuff with pavé diamonds ($2,495), Pierre & Harry, Naples
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BLING TO LIGHT Whiting & Davis gold tassel mesh wristlet ($136), BRuno, Naples; pearl and crystal necklace ($1,020), Carlson’s Fine Jewelry, Naples; Onex gold embellished wedge ($130), Ooh! Ooh! Shoes, Naples 102 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
FRESH FACES Patek Philippe 18-karat rose gold annual calendar with pink alligator strap, mother-of-pearl face, and full diamond bezel ($49,900); Harry Winston 18-karat rose gold bracelet watch with diamond hour markers, full diamond bezel, and a motherof-pearl face ($36,900); IWC stainless steel ladies automatic watch with full diamond bezel and alligator strap ($10,200), Yamron Jewelers, Naples
WRIST CANDY Cartier 18-karat rose gold medium Tank Anglaise watch ($42,800), Provident Jewelry, Naples 104 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
STEP UP FS/NY suede ballet flats with crystal embellishments ($215), Pratt’s Shoe Salon of Florida, Naples; Jennifer Landis Designs keshi pearl and sterling silver necklace ($2,100), J&K Collections, Naples
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Sea urchin and pearl necklace (right), lily pad blown glass necklace (opposite page), Random Acts of Art, Naples
Makeup, shell-themed hair clips, Bal a Versailles perfume (opposite page), La Femme Perfumery, Naples
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Shoes, Giggle Moon, Naples
Art galleries: From artful jewelry to grand works by the masters, Naples is an art buyer’s paradise. Downtown in particular is known for its run of galleries along Fifth Avenue South, around Third Street South, and at Crayton Cove. But you will find galleries of significance throughout town and from Marco Island to Estero.
Beachy: In their simplest form,
beach gifts are seashells—and you can’t always find the perfect specimen at the beach. For that perfect shell, beachthemed gift, or supplies to turn your beach findings into jewelry, picture frames, and other works of art, hit shell shops such as downtown Naples’ Blue Mussel (bluemussel.com). Beachy signs with sentiments such as “Life’s at Ease with an Ocean Breeze” also fill its shelves. Marco Island Craft & Shell Company (marcocraftandshellcom pany.com) stocks handmade shell-art creations by local artisans.
Culinary: Steadfast in an ever-
competitive franchise market, The Good Life (goodlifenaples.com) has kept local cooks in high-quality gadgetry, cookware, and barware for more than 40 years. The store also offers themed cooking classes. Check the schedule online.
Designer threads: Naples—de-
Sea-themed ceramic art, The Clay Place, Naples
Beautiful carved shells (opposite page), shell trinket box (top), and exclusive candle fragrance (right), The Blue Mussel, Naples
spite its casual, beachy setting—is a dressup kind of place. When it won’t do to don anything but the most fashionable, begin your shopping attack at Marissa Collections (marissacollections.com). It has been dropping names for decades: Oscar de la Renta, Givenchy, Fendi, you name it. Waterside Shops (watersideshops. com) boasts the greatest concentration of designer stores, such as Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, and Salvatore Ferragamo. For those who find joy in the hunt for the best deals, Miromar Outlets (miromaroutlets.com) in Estero, featuring Saks Off Fifth and Neiman Marcus Last Call stores, has scores of designer brands for a steal. NAPLESILLUSTRATED.COM | FEBRUARY 2017 107
18-karat rose gold, yellow diamond bracelet, estate collection, Provident Jewelry
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Edibles: Naples is a destination for foodies, and it shows in
its markets and gourmet shops. Several sell locally produced jams, salsas, dressings, dips, and other must-try edibles. Naples’ Oakes Farms Market (oakesfarms.com) has an extensive selection. You can even grind your own nut butters. Wynn’s Market (wynnsonline.com) offers a broad array of specialty and fine foods, along with more than 500 wines and a broad offering of beers, including organic brews. The Wynn family has been operating in Naples for nearly 80 years. DeRomo’s Gourmet Market (deromos.com) in Bonita Springs has all things Italian and a custom gift basket department for foodies. For German products such as Old World mustards or authentic späetzle, head to Pepper’s Fine Foods (peppersnaples.com).
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itness and Sport: Maybe all you need to step up your game is some new gear. To look and swing your best on the golf course, stop first at For the Love of Golf (fortheloveofgolfinc.com) in Naples or The Golf Guys in Bonita Springs (golfbonitaspringsfl.com). For the cycling enthusiast, Naples Cyclery (naplescyclery.com) has it all, from wheels and accessories to clothing and even sandwiches and coffee to fuel your ride. Tennis buffs will find their bliss (and fabulous court attire) at JusTennis (naplestennis.co).
Naples Medallion with diamond bail and frame, Cleopatra’s Barge
Imperial Signature ring with white gold, diamonds, and emerald, Bigham Jewelers Port Royal Jewelers
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lassworks: Naples’ natural light makes glass art a popular decor choice. Downtown’s Gallery One (galleryonenaples.com) is among the first and foremost local galleries specializing in glass that runs the range from Dale Chihuly-inspired pieces to steam-blown and polished glass. Casanova Venetian Glass (casanovavenetianglass.com) carries the work of 35 of the world’s top Murano glassblowers. Antica Murrina at the Promenade at Bonita Bay also specializes in Murano glass from Italy in the form of exquisite necklaces and other jewelry.
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andmade and creative: Everyone loves a one-of-a-kind piece. Artisans sell their handmade wares in shops and galleries throughout the region. At Random Acts of Art (randomactsart.com), American craft artists create everything from jewelry and pottery to outdoor sculptures. Check out the “Land Before Nintendo” old-school wooden puzzles and brain teasers. The Clay Place (naplesclayplace. com), as its name reveals, specializes in pottery, typically of sea life. For pottery you decorate with your own two hands, consider Mother Earth Pottery (motherearthpottery. com) in Naples.
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nterior decor: For accessories to personalize your home, we love A Horse of a Different Color in Venetian Village for its wildlife critter wall hangings and Gattles (gattles.com) for its uniquely curated selection of luxury linens. Looking for a major do-over? Hit the merchants in the Naples Design District around 10th Street North or Clive Daniel Home (clivedaniel.com). You’ll also find lovely stores for interiors, such as Summerfields (summerfieldsnaples.com) and Traditions Classic Home Furnishings (traditions.com), between Central Avenue heading south and 10th Street North heading east.
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ewels: Whatever your taste for bling, you’ll find it in Naples. Whether you are looking for a statement piece or stunning estate jewels for your next gala, head to Provident Jewelry’s two stores on Fifth Avenue South (providentjewelry.com). Just a few doors down, you’ll find the lovely boutique store Port Royal Jewelers (portroyaljewelers.com). In Olde Naples, Cleopatra’s Barge (cleopatrasbarge.com) is known for its unique Naples Medallions, while Carlson’s Fine Jewelry will outfit you in everything from chic to casual pieces. Along 41, Bigham Jewelers (bighamjewelers. com) is the source for creative gold and gemstone pieces. Waterside Shops is a onestop jewelry shop, with boutiques like Yamron, Tiffany & Co., and De Beers. Local favorite A.Jaron Fine Jewelry (ajaron.com) specializes in custom pieces.
Kids’ Fashion: For the princesses in your kingdom, stop into All About April
(allaboutapril.com) at the Village Shops at Venetian Bay. Little Luxe (littleluxe. com), downtown and at Waterside Shops, carries top designer brands such as Ella Moss for girls and Volcom for young surfer dudes. Beth Moné Children’s Shoppes The Clay Place , Naples
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Love and other sweets: Norman
Love (normanloveconfections.com) is the khan of confections in this realm. His artisanal chocolates and truffles are the ultimate sweet gift. Other locally owned spots to get your candy fix: Olde Naples Chocolate (old enapleschocolate.com) and Candy Grandy (candygrandy.com) in Coastland Center, which stocks nostalgic candy and sweets from around the world.
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en’s fashion: Mondo Uomo (mondouomo.com) roughly translates to “man of the world,” and that’s exactly how this longtime male fashionista mecca dresses you. Its lines come from top Italian and other European and domestic designers. Other stops: Tommy Bahama (tommybahama.com) for the casual coastal look, John Craig (johncraigclothier.com) for sophistication and designer brands such as Canali and Salvatore Ferragamo, and Joseph Wendt (josephscustom clothiers.com) for custom and formal wear.
Nautically inclined: Whether you need supplies for Gulf
Outdoor decor: Time spent on patios and pool decks makes
outdoor decor as important as its indoor counterpart. To bring your indoor style out, shop at stores such as Elegant Outdoor Living (elegan toutdoors.com) and Outdoor Décor Store (outdoordecorstoreinc.com) in Naples and Bonita Springs for everything from furnishings to fire pits. Check out the cool wall water fountains.
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ets: As far as top luxe for cats, dogs, and their owners, Pucci & Catana (pucciandcatana.com) wins, paws down. A cheetah-print dog stroller, anyone? When in search of special treats for furry friends, a number of locally owned stores have the goodies. Try Top Dog Kitchen (topdogkitchen.com) for healthy treats and products; Smilin’ Dog Bakery (smilindogbakery.net) for grain-free pet food; and Dipidy Dawg (dipidydawg.com) for everything from dog cookies dipped in yogurt and grooming products to customized birthday cakes.
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poles to active garb. A nautical department store of sorts, the Ship’s Store (rosemarina.com/ships-store.htm) fronts the harbor at Rose Marina. Surf & Turf Custom (surfandturfcustom.com), something of a local secret, designs custom equipment.
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uirky: Goodland and “quirky” are synonymous, so it’s not surprising to find everything from the fun to the funky at Fia’s Island Woman Boutique (fiasislandwoman.com) next to Stan’s Idle Hour restaurant. Serious shoppers can find one-ofa-kind fashions and jewelry; for the rest, novelties from martini sunglasses to funky hats await.
Resort shops: Besides resort logo apparel and beach
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Exquisite works from Michael Aram, The RitzCarlton, Naples
The Gallery, The Ritz-Carlton, Naples
worth a visit even if you’re not a guest. The RitzCarlton, Naples (ritzcarlton.com/naples), stocks its shops with exclusive buys and hosts trunk shows; this month’s show features designs by Michael Aram, starting with a meet-and-greet with the artist on February 10 from 3- 6 p.m., and continuing through February 12. At JW Marriott, Marco Island, look for brands like Brighton jewelry and Sunsets ladies’ swimwear at its Sweet Waters store. Shopping in Estero at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa ranges from golf wear and gear to fine jewelry at Tiara, including exclusive designer and estate pieces.
Shoes: Obsessed with designer pumps and stilet-
tos? At Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom, Waterside Shops, you’ll find Louboutin, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, and more. The Third Street South district can also satisfy your shoe fetish. A bevy of coveted designer pumps from Manolo and Fendi to Valentino and Charlotte Olympia will stop you in your tracks at Marissa Collections. Charleston Shoe Co. (charlestonshoeco. com) carries a unique line of machine washable shoes and glam cowboy boots, plus there’s Pratt’s Shoe Salon (prattsshoesalon.com), specializing in the sandals we live in here in Southwest Florida. The staff at Georgie’s and the Shoe Resort (georgiesshoeresort.com) in Marco Island like to say they carry pretty shoes that are comfortable, including an extensive line of Onex and a little-known Spanish comfort brand called Wonders.
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Toys: Skip the big-box toy stores to find playthings as individual as
that cherished child. Blue Mangrove Gallery (bluemangrovegallery.com) on Marco Island, for instance, dedicates a corner to the Green Toys line plus kids’ books. Look in the gift shop at Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples (cmon.org) for toys that educate and enrich. Gifts from Classroom Plus (classroom-plus.com) also teach while they entertain. For personalized shopping consultations, talk to the staff at Giggle Moon on Fifth Avenue South, who can fit you perfectly with the right gift for every age from a distinctive selection of award-winning toys planet-wide.
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Utterly pampering: Spoil yourself or that special someone with
perfume and luxurious skin care products from La Femme Perfumery (lafemmeperfumerynaples.com) in downtown Naples. Stop at the original Naples Soap Company (naplessoap.com) in Tin City in Naples, or the location at Coconut Point in Estero, to pick up heavenly soaps and scrubs.
Vino: For the best advice on the perfect bottle for any occasion
or gift, the Tony’s Off Third (tonysoffthird.com) staff is uber-knowledgeable. Bleu Cellar (bleuprovencenaples.com/cellar) has the best selection, plus concierge and delivery service. Great wine at practically cost? Try Three60 Market (three60market. com) in Naples. One of the newest on the wine scene, North Naples’ Paradise Wine (paradise winellc.com) takes wine shopping to the next level with two in-store bars, noshes, and live music. Choose from 3,000 wines plus a complete line of other spirits.
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Yesterday: Antiquing around downtown Naples is a highbrow
sport. Find timeless treasure troves of European collectibles at The Englishman (theenglishmanusa.com), including furniture, oil paintings, and sculpture from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Ashley Adams Fine Art deals in top-shelf American and Asian antiques. Treasure Island Antiques (treasureislandnaples.com) carries quality furniture and home accessories, while Lovejoy Antiques (lovejoyan tique.com) specializes in jewelry and timepieces.
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hale: Shop until you drop? Not in Naples, where your shopping time-outs can range from a walk on the beach near Third Avenue South retailers or stroll along the waterfront at Village Shops at Venetian Bay. Off Fifth Avenue South, take an art break at the von Liebig Art Center, or take a leisurely walk around Cambier Park. Duck out of the sun into the cool, welcome pub of Shea’s at Lansdowne Street, where the game is always on. At Mercato, catch a movie and a snack at Silverspot Cinema before you head back to your retail workout.
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to providing unusual finds, gift shops at local nature attractions often benefit wildlife and habitat. At the Naples Zoo (napleszoo. org), plush animals, puzzles, games, and fun T-shirts are the perfect way to remember your visit. Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary (corkscrew.audubon.org) stocks a wide variety of nature-oriented jewelry, art, books, games, and toys for all ages. Naples Botanical Garden’s (naplesgarden.org) gift store is a must-visit for its exquisitely curated selection of practical and indulgent gardeninspired gifts—including live plants. «
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Excellence.
Taste
A Slice of Heaven
MICHAEL CARONCHI
It may be cooked in a wood-burning oven, but it’s far from your grandfather’s pizza. Barbatella’s namesake pie is festooned with grilled eggplant, pork sausage, diced tomato, and buffalo mozzarella, while their Capricciosa is dotted with artichoke, mushroom, ham, and olives. The eclectic ingredients evoke the restaurant’s name. Barbatella translates as the shoots or cuttings of a grape vine, and the pizza symbolizes their blend of tradition and modern innovation. Where else to celebrate National Pizza Day on February 9? Enjoy a pie with one of the 100 wines by the glass. (barbatellanaples.com) —Mark Spivak
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Super Bowl Parties REGARDLESS OF WHO YOU ROOT FOR, THE SUPER BOWL PARTY IS A CULTURAL INSTITUTION. SINCE MANY FLORIDIANS ARE TRANSPLANTS FROM ELSEWHERE, IT’S RELATIVELY EASY TO FIND A DOG IN THE HUNT. IF YOU PREFER TO LEAVE THE FOOD PREP, BARTENDING, AND HOST DUTIES TO SOMEONE ELSE, CONSIDER THESE OPTIONS AROUND NAPLES FOR FEBRUARY 5.
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Bokamper’s Sports Bar and Grill: Kim Bokamper’s playing days
owner Tom Popoli, “you don’t
may be over, but this sports bar takes Super Bowl Sunday seriously. The
want someone blocking you
Naples location hosts an MVP party in the big-screen dining area, with
while you’re watching a key
all 75 seats pre-reserved. Aside from the usual shirt and cooler give-
play.” There will also be two
aways, the theme is an all-you-can-eat and drink buffet for a set price
outside tents, with large projection screens, full bars, and no cover. If the
($79 last year). (8990 Fontana del Sol Way, bokampers.com/naples.)
Patriots are a no-show, the tents will likely disappear. Popoli usually sees a
Tavern on the Bay Sports Bar and Grill: No reservations are taken,
crowd of 250 to 300, with twice that number on the years when New Eng-
but owner Mike Bono runs food and beverage specials, plus giveaways
land goes all the way. (4420 Thomasson Drive, foxborotavern.com)
at halftime. If you’re thinking hats and T-shirts, think again: the grand
Boston Beer Garden: The situation here is similar to Foxboro: If the
prize is a 60” TV, and there’s no charge to enter the raffle. (490 Bayfront
Patriots compete, there will be tailgating in the courtyard area, along
Place, tavernonthebay.net)
with three 100-inch TVs to watch the action—and reservations will be
Foxboro Sports Tavern: If the Patriots make it to the big game, this
imperative. If not, the crowd may not be crying in their beer, but the
is where you want to be. All inside seats are presold at $25, Ticketmas-
scene will likely be more subdued. (2396 Immokalee Road, boston
ter style, with no standing room. “This is such an important event,” says
beergardennaples.com) —Mark Spivak
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NI ’s curated dining guide for Greater Naples THE LISTINGS
The Naples area is packed with an abundance of great eateries, serving up food and drinks to satisfy every palate. Naples Illustrated has rounded up details on can’tmiss places for dining delights.
AMERICAN AGAVE BAR & GRILL Innovative Southwestern cuisine in a comfortable setting. 2380 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-598-3473, agavenaples.com)
CAFÉ & BAR LURCAT The space and the food are sophisticated and comfortable. 494 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-3357, cafelurcat.com) COOPER’S HAWK WINERY Signature dishes paired with Cooper’s Hawk wines. 11905 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-449-1700, coopershawkwinery.com) HOBNOB Elevated comfort food in a modern yet warm atmosphere. 720 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239580-0070, hobnobnaples.com) KC AMERICAN BISTRO As the name implies, American regional cuisine is on tap. 885 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-566-2371, kcamericanbistro.com)
BALEEN AT LAPLAYA BEACH & GOLF RESORT Dine amid elegant tropical surroundings indoors, or on the patio to soak up the view. 9891 Gulf Shore Drive, Naples (239-598-5707, laplayaresort.com)
THE LOCAL Fresh, healthy meals in an eatery in the Bed, Bath & Beyond Plaza. 5323 Airport Pulling Road, Naples (239-596-3276, thelocalnaples.com)
BISTRO 821 A long-time favorite, thanks to Executive Chef Jesse Housman’s Natural Fusion menu. 821 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-261-5821, bistro821.com)
M WATERFRONT GRILLE Contemporary decor, view of the bay, and fine cuisine. 4300 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-263-4421, mwaterfrontgrille.com)
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RIDGWAY BAR & GRILL Master chef Tony Ridgway continues wowing diners with classic American cuisine. 1300 Third St. S., Naples (239-262-5500, ridg waybarandgrill.com) TOMMY BAHAMA RESTAURANT & BAR Born in Naples, the Tommy Bahama laid-back lifestyle is full throttle in this festive eatery and bar. 1220 Third St. S., Naples (239-643-6889, tommybahama.com) YABBA ISLAND GRILL A fun place for steaks, seafood, and cocktails. 711 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239262-5787, yabbaislandgrill.com) THE WINE LOFT OF NAPLES Upscale bar, lounge, and dining in Mercato. 9118 Strada Place, Naples (239-598-5601, thewineloftofnaples.com)
SEAFOOD AQUA The restaurant’s look is fresh and airy, just right for the seafood-centric menu. 862 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-1111, aquafifth.com)
THE BAY HOUSE Overlooking the Cocohatchee River, this place features a beautiful dining room plus Tierney’s Tavern and The Claw Bar. 799 Walkerbilt Road, Naples (239-591-3837, bay housenaples.com) BAYSIDE SEAFOOD GRILL & BAR Spectacular water views, live music Wednesday–Sunday at the Upper Deck Bar, prime grilled meats, and seafood specialties. 4270 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-649-5552, baysideseafoodgrilland bar.com) CAPTAIN & KREWE Enjoy oysters and other seafood, beer, and wine in a relaxed atmosphere. 629 Eighth St. S., Naples (239-263-1976, cknaples.com) THE DOCK AT CRAYTON COVE An open-air restaurant serving fresh catches prepared with Caribbean and Latin influences. 845 12th Ave. S., Naples (239-263-9940, dockcraytoncove.com)
TRULUCK’S SEAFOOD, STEAK & CRAB HOUSE Truluck’s owns local fisheries, so the catch is always fresh in this fine-dining restaurant. 698 Fourth Ave. S., Naples (239-530-3131, trulucks.com)
Veranda E restaurant at Hotel Escalante is the 2017 Editors’ Choice Dining Award winner for Best Hidden Gem.
THE TURTLE CLUB Fresh seafood, fine steaks, and chops are nearly overshadowed by the spectacular beachfront setting. 9225 Gulf Shore Drive N., Naples (239-592-6557, windwardhospi tality.com) USS NEMO UNDERSEA CUISINE & ADVENTURES Everything is a cut above, but the signature misobroiled sea bass is a must. 3745 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-261-6366, ussnemorestaurant.com) WHARF TAVERN RESTAURANT & LOBSTER HOUSE An authentic New England seafood experience on the waterfront. 909 10th St. S., Naples (239-331-4053, wharftavernnaples.com)
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FISH CRAZY RESTAURANT A fun and casual Southwest Florida spot to reel in fresh seafood. 14700 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-260-1070, fishcra zyres taurant.com) FISH RESTAURANT Fabulous water views complement the great seafood. 4360 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-263-3474, fishrestaurantnaples.com) HB’S ON THE GULF Restaurant in The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club serves a breathtaking view of the Gulf and fresh seafood. 851 Gulf Shore Blvd., Naples (239-435-4347, naplesbeach hotel.com) OCEAN PRIME Experience exceptional hospitality, a delectable seafood and steak menu, luxe cocktails, and vibrant atmosphere. 699 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-430-0404, ocean-prime.com) PINCHER’S CRAB SHACK Pincher’s serves fresh, local seafood in a casual setting. 1200 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-434-6616, pincherscrab shack.com) ROW BY CAPT. BRIEN & CREW Bringing diners a taste of New England, Capt. Brien offers a seato-table experience with a side of stand-up comedy. 2500 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239389-6901, rowseafood.com) SEA SALT Chef Fabrizio Aielli is a master at marrying organic local produce, wild-caught fish, naturally raised meat, and poultry with modern cooking techniques. 1186 Third St. S., Naples (239-434-7258, seasaltnaples.com)
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STEAK CHOPS CITY GRILL A modern take on the traditional, with prime aged steaks and fine local seafood. 837 Fifth Ave. S, Naples, and 8200 Health Center Blvd., Suite 100, Bonita Springs (239-992-4677, chopscitygrill.com) THE CONTINENTAL D’Amico’s latest restaurant is a stylish steak house and gastropub. 1205 Third St. S., Naples (239-659-0007, continentalnaples.com) THE GRILL Luxurious dining in The Ritz-Carlton, Naples features rich decor, aged prime beef, chops, and fresh seafood. 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-598-6644, ritz-carlton.com) JIMMY P’S CHARRED The popular butcher shop’s steaks and other fine foods are now served in the restaurant that opened next door. 1833 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-643-6328, jimmypscharred.com) RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE Sophisticated decor, prime meats, and fine seafood make for a special night out. 23151 Village Shops Way, Estero (239948-8888, ruthschris.com) SHULA’S STEAK HOUSE In the winning tradition of NFL Coach Don Shula, the “Shula Cut” is one of the best steaks in town. 5111 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-430-4999, shulasnaples.com)
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Gumbo Limbo at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples, is the 2017 Editors’ Choice Dining Award winner for Best Place for a Sundowner. the vast, award-winning selection compiled by the restaurant’s owner, Jacques Cariot. 1234 Eighth St. S., Naples (239-261-8239, bleuprovencenaples.com) CHEZ BOËT FRENCH HOME COOKING Lisa and Philippe Boët serve up delicious French classics in a warm, homey atmosphere. 755 12th Ave. S., Naples (239-643-6177, chezboetnaples.com) CÔTE D’AZUR Intimate bistro in the style of Provence serves standouts like Maine lobster roasted in a clay pot. 11224 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-5978867, cotedazurrestaurant.com) LA BAZENNE ON FIFTH Replicates the original in France, with sophisticated dishes and engaging social club atmosphere. 474 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239682-8623, labazenne.com) LE LAFAYETTE FRENCH GOURMET Traditional French with a touch of the tropics. 375 13th Ave. S., Naples (239-403-7861, lelafayette.com)
fresh, local products and handmade tortillas. The choice of margaritas is also a draw. 4834 Davis Blvd., Naples (239-732-8226, tacosand tequilanaples.com)
ITALIAN ALBERTO’S ON FIFTH Chef Alberto Varetto cooks fine dishes in his elegant restaurant. 868 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-430-1060, albertosonfifth.com) ANGELINA’S RISTORANTE A place for a special night, with a 4,000-bottle wine tower and elegant cuisine. 24041 Tamiami Trail S., Bonita Springs (239-390-3187, angelinasofbonitasprings. com) BARBATELLA Pizzas and pastas are delish, but don’t overlook offerings like the grilled salmon. Save room for the Nutella pizza. 1290 Third St. S., Naples (239-263-1955, barbatellanaples.com)
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TARTINE & TARTELETTE Authentic, homemade French cuisine with wine pairings as sweet as the restaurant’s name. 11121 Health Park Blvd., Naples (239-888-1151, tartine-tartelette.com)
BELLINI ON FIFTH ITALIAN RISTORANTE The Bellini family treats guests to cuisine inspired by matriarch “Nonna” Maria. 445 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-261-1117, bellinionfifth.com)
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CAFÉ LUNA Signature pizzas, crispy calamari, classic Caesar salad, and more. 4947 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-529-2101, cafel unanaples. com)
FELIPE’S MEXICAN TAQUERIA Casual, familyfriendly place serving authentic, fresh classics plus hand-crafted cocktails. 4255 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-302-1444, felipestaqueria.com)
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MASA Superb, true Mexican cuisine with unique twists served in a high-style modern space, with a fabulous lineup of tequilas, mezcals, and specialty cocktails. 9123 Strada Place, Naples (239-5980887, masa-restaurant.com) TACOS & TEQUILA CANTINA The name says it all. The many varieties of tacos are made with
CAMPIELLO RISTORANTE & BAR This mainstay on Third Street South is a perennial gathering place for great food and people-watching. 1177 Third St. S., Naples (239-435-1166, campiello.damico.com) DEROMO’S GOURMET MARKET & RESTAURANT Dine on home-style dishes, then shop for gourmet items to take home. The Promenade, 26811 S. Bay Dr., Bonita Springs (239-325-3583, deromos.com)
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Taste MOLTO TRATTORIA Homemade pasta, sauces, pizza Napoletana, and Italian home-style cuisine are all top-notch. 368 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239261-5853, moltonaples.com) OSTERIA TULIA Chef Vincenzo Betulia’s authentically rustic venue and “peasant” cuisine are homey, hearty, and delizioso. 466 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-2073, tulianaples.com) PARMESAN PETE’S Created by chef and owner Peter Della Rocca, a meal here is like taking a “big bite of Brooklyn.” 7935 Airport Pulling Road, Naples (239-992-3663, parmesanpetes.com) PAZZO! CUCINA ITALIANA The “friendly neighborhood” restaurant has been serving dishes using made-from-scratch sauces, pastas, and desserts for more than 20 years. 853 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-434-8494, pazzoitaliancafe.com) ROMA ITALIAN BISTRO Pizza and Italian specialities made with ingredients imported from Italy and fresh organic produce. 655 Fifth Ave. S., Naples
The Tale of Two (Chef) Tables As Netflix’s Chef’s Table docu-series extends into its fourth season, the Naples area allows foodies two distinct chef-interaction experiences. Chef Fabrizio Aielli has been regaling guests with personalized, personality-wise experiences at Sea Salt (seasaltnaples.com) since the downtown Naples restaurant opened in 2008. The Chef’s Table menu differs from the regular one, predetermined through an interview process with Aielli. The table sits just outside the kitchen, and the chef attends fussily to explain his vision and process. Order seven or 12 courses for up to a dozen guests and prepare for surprises—cotton candy blanketed with aged Parma ham and frozen gorgonzola, black ink risotto with 24-carat gold leaf and sea urchin, and halibut with escargot and lobster nage, for instance. Chef Gerald Sombright, on the other hand, more recently debuted Ario’s chef’s table and counter concepts in fall 2015 upon the restaurant’s opening at the JW Marriott, Marco Island (marcois landmarriott.com). As part of the transition from the Marriott brand, he was looking for an upscale, exclusive program to offer a new level of luxury to the dining scene. Chef Sombright serves up to six patrons in a wine-walled room with a window onto the kitchen or five at the kitchen counter. Guests can order off the menu or make special requests. With selections such as octopus with purple polenta, truffle mac and cheese, house-aged bone-in filet mignon, and miso cod with kimchee fried rice, the house menu offers a high level of gourmet for connoisseurs. —C.K.W.
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ASIAN ARAYA SUSHI ASIAN GRILL Thai dishes, along with a wide choice of rolls, sushi, and sashimi, served in a modern space. 2650 Immokalee Road, Naples (239-593-3344, arayanaples.com) CHARLIE CHIANG’S MODERN ASIAN KITCHEN Urban decor sets the scene for modern Chinese and Japanese cuisine. 12200 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-6688, charliechiangs.com) SAKURA HAWAIIAN GRILL Serving innovative Asian Hawaiian fusion cuisine by chef Paul Chen. 3375 Pine Ridge Road, Suite 106, Naples (239280-5536, sakuranaples.com)
HobNob is the 2017 Editors’ Choice Dining Award winner for Best Big City Vibe. ZEN ASIAN BBQ Chef Koko, who trained with Iron Chef Morimoto, creates Next Level Sushi, Korean barbecue, ramen, and more. Dine indoors or on the outdoor patio. 10823 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-260-7037, eatatzen.com)
GLOBAL A TABLE APART Owner-chef Jeff Acol creates delicious dishes that incorporate a world of influences. 4295 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs (239-2218540, atableapart.com)
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COAST RESTAURANT Choose to enjoy candlelit dinners indoors or watching the sun set over the Gulf outdoors. 1901 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-403-2181, edgewa ternaples.com) COASTAL PERUVIAN SEAFOOD & GRILL Authentic dishes of Peru, like Cebiche 200 Miles, lomo saltado, and specials. 5447 Airport Pulling Road N., Naples (239-6316943, coastalperuvian.com) FERNANDEZ THE BULL CUBAN CAFE Two locations serve traditional Cuban cuisine with a few twists. 1201 Piper Blvd.; 3375 Pine Ridge Road, Naples (239-2549855; 239-653-9097; fernandez thebull.com) FUSE GLOBAL CUISINE Chef-owner Greg Scarlatos uses flavors and ingredients from around the world to create a diverse menu. 2500 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239455-4585, fuseglobalcuisine.com) IM TAPAS SPANISH RESTO BAR Get a delicious little taste of Spain right in the heart of Naples served up by Isabel Pozo Polo and Mary Shipman. 965 Fourth Ave. N., Naples (239-403-8272, imtapas.com)
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California cult wines are experiencing a resurgence thanks to a bevy of new bottles BY MARK SPIVAK
People have a tendency to want what they can’t have, and wine is no exception. The more rare and exotic a wine—the more expensive, the harder to obtain—the more connoisseurs will want it. That was the marketing strategy behind the original wave of California cult Cabernets that exploded in the 1980s and early 1990s. Low-production Cabs such as Araujo, Harlan Estate, Screaming Eagle, Grace Family, and Bryant Family were sold to consumers through private mailing lists. And some of those consumers made a nice profit. The inaugural 1992 vintage of Screaming Eagle was offered to mailing list buyers at $75; today, it sells for more than $7,000. Most of these cult Cabs are spectacular wines, as well. Harlan Estate received a 100-point score from Robert Parker five times, as did the Colgin IX Proprietary Red Blend. The current retail price for those five perfect vintages of Harlan hovers around $1,100 per bottle, though mailing-list customers paid a fraction. For many collectors who prefer 126 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
California Cabernet to Bordeaux, wines such as these are trophies and badges of honor. The economic boom of the late 1990s spawned a second generation of cult wines. Properties such as Hundred Acre, Buccella, Merus, Arietta, and Behrens & Hitchcock all vied for the title of “the new Harlan.” For that group, prices are more reasonable. Vintages of Buccella and Merus average $160 on the retail shelf, and even the 2001 Hundred Acre Kayli Morgan Vineyard Cabernet, which also received a 100-point score, can be snagged for $400. When the Great Recession hit in the late 2000s, it was widely assumed cult wines would drop off the radar. Far from it. We’re now experiencing the third wave, and many of them are not even Cabernets. Here are a few of the highlights:
ULTRAMARINE: This sparkling wine from Sonoma’s Charles Heintz Vineyard is one of California’s hottest commodities. A bottle costs $150 but they’re hard to come by— production is tiny, you can’t buy it, and you probably won’t find it on many wine lists. CERITAS: Thankfully, you can actually purchase Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from this small producer located in the Sonoma Coast and Santa Cruz Mountains. A bottle of its Martin Ray Chardonnay is $75 and the Costalina Pinot averages $65 retail. ARNOT-ROBERTS: Established in 2001 by two childhood friends, Arnot-Roberts makes Chardonnay, Cabernet, and a handful of Rhone Valley varietals. The Trout Gulch Vineyard Chardonnay from Santa Cruz sells for $50, while the North Coast Syrah is a mere $40. SCARECROW: This property is a legitimate piece of Napa history. The vines were planted in 1945 on the J.J. Cohn Estate, which borders the mythic vineyard of Inglenook founder Gustav Niebaum. The inside word is that mailing list customers pay $150 for a bottle of
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Vineyards like Scarecrow (right) and Ceritas (far right) specialize in small productions of Cabernet, Pinot Noir‚ and Chardonnay.
Cabernet, which sells for $600-$700 on the open market. FUTO: Tom and Kyle Futo immigrated to Napa from Kansas. Their 13 acres of vineyards turn out an impressive trio of Bordeauxstyle red blends that begin around $150 and top out at $350. Ironically, “the next Harlan” may turn out to be a wine made by Harlan Estate itself. Bond, produced by the Harlan winemaking team from five carefully chosen vineyard sites, ranges in price from $300 -$400, depending on the vintage. It is the essence of California Cabernet: powerful and concentrated, yet simultaneously graceful and seamless. «
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NAPLES & SOUTHWEST FLORIDA! JOHNRWOOD.COM PORT ROYAL
$5,600,000
BAY COLONY SHORES
$5,250,000
GREY OAKS
$3,930,000
Prestigious location, private setting! Spectacular home steps to beach. 2nd level sunning terrace and private courtyard pool area with outdoor kitchen and fireplace. 4+Den/5.5 (H11030) Barbara Salinas, 239.449.2733
Graceful columns and mahogany double doors lead to the tranquil and light-filled interior of lovingly restored estate home in Naples’ most sought-after enclave. 4+Den/3+2half (H11364) Laurie Bellico, PA, 239.293.9389
One-of-a-kind SW lake view of Botanical Island! Rich Old World inspired with upstairs guest suite and theater. Premier golf club. Minutes to downtown Naples. 5+Den/6.5 (H10430) Mitch & Sandi Williams, 239.370.8879
TRIESTE AT BAY COLONY
PARK SHORE
PARK SHORE
$2,525,000
$2,399,000
$2,375,000
Take a private elevator to this beautifully appointed 3,400 sq. ft. residence. Two lanais with beautiful tropical views. Recently upgraded. 24-hour security. 3+Den/3.5 (C12479) Dooley Realty Group, 239.248.0611
Enjoy single family living on the beach! Unique enclave of 27 homes, all architecturally interesting with 2-car garages. Short walk or bike ride to shopping. 2+Den/3 (V2389) Sarah Theiss, 239.659.6381
Live life beautifully in SWFL. Lake-view home. W of 41 and blocks to Clam Pass beach. Modern 2016 kitchen, wine room, fitted closets, business grade Wi-Fi system. 5+Den/5+2half (H11124) The Huber & Dix Team, 239.280.6372
HIDEAWAY BEACH
MOORINGS
THE DUNES
$1,795,000
Hideaway Beach cottage! Single family living on the beach with condominium pleasures of care. First-floor living! 2945 sq. ft. under air. Beautiful!! 2+Den/3 (C12777) Mari-Jo Koval, 239.253.4704
$1,725,000
Great price in Moorings! Located less than a mile from beach. Single-family, semi-detached, 4 BR, en-suite, elevator, new HVAC units 2016, private pool/spa! 4+Den/5.5 (H10945) Jill Pyszkowski, 239.293.8622
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$1,700,000
Stunning 14th floor home with spectacular views. Luxuriously remodeled with redesigned ceilings, custom lighting, bright kitchen cabinets with quartz, Lutron shades, more. 3/3 (C12208) Terry Bayt, 239.571.8628
OLD NAPLES 787 & 824 5th Avenue S. Suite 2, Naples, FL 34102 239.434.0101
NORTH NAPLES 1185 Immokalee Rd., Ste. 300 Naples, FL 34110 239.598.0059
CENTRAL NAPLES 3255 Tamiami Trail N. Naples, FL 34103 239.261.6622
BONITA SPRINGS 26269 Tamiami Trail S. Bonita Springs, FL 34134 239.498.9200
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PARK SHORE
$3,650,000
MOORINGS
$3,190,000
ROYAL HARBOR
$2,849,000
Wide water views, high-detailed ceilings, granite kitchen, wet bar, over-sized master suite, 2 guest suites, den, oversized lanai with pool/spa, summer kitchen, new roof. 3+Den/3.5 (H10897) The Candito Group, 239.290.5236
Expansive home bathed in natural sunlight. Perfect for large family and friends. Quiet location on royal palmlined street close to private Moorings beach. 5+Den/5.5 (H11258) Sarah Theiss, 239.659.6381
Deep-water Gulf access near Old Naples. Newer one-floor home boasts West Indies architecture, an abundance of light, fabulous 2-story cupola and 3-car garage. 4/4.5 (H10829) Kathleen Stanton, 239.777.3062
MARCO BEACH
VANDERBILT BEACH
MARCO ISLAND
$2,250,000
$2,150,000
$1,995,000
Immaculate water-front home. Southern exposure. Commanding views. Custom built in 2010 with fabulous open kitchen, soaring ceilings and walls of glass. 3+Den/4.5 (H11320) Beth Smith, 239.451.1822, Steve Sims, 239.572-2339
Stunning upscale beachfront penthouse. Completely updated with new kitchen and baths, hurricane sliders throughout and wraparound lanai with gorgeous Gulf views! Gated. 3/3 (C13013) Mari Vesci, 239.269.8889
Magnificent tip-lot residence Tigertail Beach area. Encompassing over 200 ft. of canal frontage for yachting enthusiast. Great inside/outside entertaining space. 5+Den/5.5 (H11128) Alice Zaimes Strong, 239.248.2176
VANDERBILT BEACH
MARCO ISLAND
QUAIL WEST
$1,695,000
Upscale Gulf-access home. Great room with vaulted ceilings perfect for relaxing and entertaining. Sunny pool with southern exposure. Expansive boat dock with lift. 3/3 (H11362) Mari Vesci, 239.269.8889
$1,650,000
Estate section, stunning curb appeal, water direct, 3,876 AC living area, study, wide open floor plan, really volume ceilings and more. 4/3.5 (H11316) Mari-Jo Koval, 239.253.4704
$1,495,000
Stunning custom-built courtyard home. Complete privacy in a lush tropical setting with indoor living space opening to pool, spa and spectacular courtyard. 3/4.5 (H10827) Tom Grifferty, 239.293.9560
SANIBEL 1019 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, FL 33957 239.472.2411
MARCO ISLAND 1000 N. Collier Blvd. Ste. 1 Marco Island, FL 34145 239.394.4040
FORT MYERS 15065 McGregor Blvd. Ste. 105 Ft. Myers, FL 33908 239.333.2411
EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL 1901 Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Naples, FL 34102 239.261.6699
CHARLESTON SQUARE 225 Banyan Blvd. Naples, FL 34102 239.643.3636
AVE MARIA 95072 Annunciation Cir. Ste. 104 Ave Maria, FL 34142 239.449.2819
VANDERBILT OFFICE 9000 Gulf Shore Drive Naples, FL 34108 239-566-8989
ADMINISTRATION CENTER 9130 Corsea Del Fontana Way Naples, FL 34109 239.592-1011
NAPLES & SOUTHWEST FLORIDA! JOHNRWOOD.COM BONITA BAY
$1,450,000
OLD NAPLES
$1,385,000
PELICAN BAY
$1,295,000
Immense privacy and panoramic lake views from one of the best locations in community. Open floor plan perfect for entertaining with abundance of natural light. 4+Den/4.5 (H10625) Dennis Brando, P.A., 239.777.2428
The perfect downtown condo. Steps from 5th Avenue, close to tennis courts, art gallery, restaurants. Great rental history. Professionally furnished. 2/2.5 (C12937) Kandace Kaiser, 239.821.7585
Lovely lakefront Cape Cod cottage with large pool and sundeck cantilevered over the lake. Charming cottage decor, gorgeous water views, beautifully landscaped. 3/2 (V2381) Bonnie Camp, 239.734.1212
MOORINGS
VINEYARDS
OLDE CYPRESS
$1,132,400
$1,079,000
$1,040,000
Gulf view! Direct western view of Gulf from every room! 2 spacious master suites with walk-in closets, granite kitchen, glass-enclosed lanai. Common areas updated. 2/2 (C12137) Barbara Salinas, 239.449.2733
Updated immaculate home with too many features to list. Lanai/pool area with outdoor kitchen. Western exposure facing golf course. Call to schedule a private showing. 4+Den/3.5 (H11238) Elli Taylor, 239.860.2064
Enjoy the Florida Lifestyle in this former model, designwinning estate home with magnificent views of golf course situated in a premier Naples golf community. 3+Den/4 (H11259) Heidi Varsames, 239.776.2173
PELICAN BAY
PARK SHORE
IMPERIAL GOLF ESTATES
$850,000
Spectacular views of lake, golf course, Gulf from top floor end unit in midrise. Convenient beach access to trams, restaurants, tennis and state-of-the-art fitness center. Dramatic, upgraded open floor plan. Transferable seasonal rental income. 3/2 (C12916) Helen Janssen, 239.450.7437
$849,000
Large condo with western exposure and magnificent views of Venetian Bay. Den can be 3rd bedroom. Grill or lounge by the pool. Walk to beach, restaurants, shops. 2+Den/3 (C12932) Joanie Licitra, 239.566.9321
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$799,000
A light, spacious pool home overlooking lake and fairways. Bosch appliances, plumbed for gas, wood, tile and new carpet floors, painted in and out last month. 3+Den/2.5 (H11374) Dooley Realty Group, 239.248.0611
OLD NAPLES 787 & 824 5th Avenue S. Suite 2, Naples, FL 34102 239.434.0101
NORTH NAPLES 1185 Immokalee Rd., Ste. 300 Naples, FL 34110 239.598.0059
CENTRAL NAPLES 3255 Tamiami Trail N. Naples, FL 34103 239.261.6622
BONITA SPRINGS 26269 Tamiami Trail S. Bonita Springs, FL 34134 239.498.9200
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$1,295,000
MOORINGS
$1,290,000
PELICAN ISLE
$1,150,000
Short walk to beach or mere steps from pool. Location makes this a perfect place to be! Fireplace, attached 2-car garage, plantation shutters and spacious lanai. 2+Den/2 (C12772) Annemarie M. Giannini, 239.289.1820
Southern views over prestigious Moorings golf course! Exceptional opportunity for renovation or new build. Enjoy the Moorings private beach access. 3/2 (H11373) Barbara Salinas, 239.449.2733
Wonderful condo with water views throughout in a oneof-a-kind boating community. Gourmet kitchen with stainless and granite, electric shutters. Move-in ready. 3+Den/3.5 (C12690) Jim Scartz, 239.877.9726
PARK SHORE
PELICAN BAY
COVE TOWERS
$1,000,000
$899,000
$895,000
On the bay! Offering unique picturesque views of Venetian Bay. Highly sought after southern exposure. Walk to beach, shopping and dining. 2+Den/2.5 (C12850) Jerry DiGiacomo, Jr., 239.961.7000
Perfect and immaculate. Enjoy golf course views, beautiful cabinetry and granite, closet systems, upgraded baths, wood and tile floors. Over-sized 2-car garage. 2+Den/2.5 (C12758) Gil & Donna Clark, 239.860.6752
Amazing sunrise-to-sunset vistas from this lovely spacious 11th floor end residence with incredible panoramic views of Gulf, Bay, Preserve and Naples skyline. 3+Den/3.5 (C12917) Claire Licciardi, 239.250.4564
MOORINGS
SHADOW WOOD/THE BROOKS
DELASOL
$799,000
Sound of surf and direct beach view of the Gulf make this condo a terrific place to relax and let the world go by as you spend time in paradise. Gulf-side pool. 2/2 (C12202) Mary Halpin, PA, 239.269.3005
$799,000
Spectacular views from beautiful home. Turnkey furnished Marble and wood flooring, plantation shutters, gourmet kitchen, recessed lighting fixtures and more. 4/3 (V2356) Steve Sims, 239.572.2339
$760,000
Amazing customized spacious courtyard home. Honed porcelain tile, wood, upgraded finishes. Even a cabana, pool and spa. Private, serene. A must see! 4/3.5 (H11260) Michelle Paradis, 239.293.8844
SANIBEL 1019 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, FL 33957 239.472.2411
MARCO ISLAND 1000 N. Collier Blvd. Ste. 1 Marco Island, FL 34145 239.394.4040
FORT MYERS 15065 McGregor Blvd. Ste. 105 Ft. Myers, FL 33908 239.333.2411
EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL 1901 Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Naples, FL 34102 239.261.6699
CHARLESTON SQUARE 225 Banyan Blvd. Naples, FL 34102 239.643.3636
AVE MARIA 95072 Annunciation Cir. Ste. 104 Ave Maria, FL 34142 239.449.2819
VANDERBILT OFFICE 9000 Gulf Shore Drive Naples, FL 34108 239-566-8989
ADMINISTRATION CENTER 9130 Corsea Del Fontana Way Naples, FL 34109 239.592-1011
NAPLES & SOUTHWEST FLORIDA! JOHNRWOOD.COM OLDE CYPRESS
$749,000
PARK SHORE
$725,000
IMPERIAL GOLF ESTATES
$675,000
Golf lover’s dream! Custom-designed home with separate guest cabana located in premier Naples country club community. Park your golf cart in 3-bay garage. 3+Den/3 (H11226) Heidi Varsames, 239.776.2173
Walk to Venetian Village, Park Shore private beach and boat rentals! Delightful 1st floor with lake views and pool nearby. New paint and flooring. Pets welcome! 2+Den/3.5 (C12910) Mitch & Sandi Williams, 239.370.8879
Wonderful, completely updated golf course home. Gorgeous granite, new cabinetry, roof, AC and much more. 3/2.5 (H11270) Debbie Frost, 239.250.8701
PELICAN BAY
PELICAN BAY
TARPON COVE
$599,000
$595,000
$592,000
Top floor with south-facing tropical golf, lake and sunset views. Remodeled kitchen and bathrooms, appealing neutral colors, screened lanai with sliders. 2/2 (C12843) Lyn Reddy, 239.216.6506
Located on 3rd living level, updated kitchen, A/C, hurricane shutters, HW, W/D, large lanai. New hardwood bamboo floors in entry, kitchen and FDR. Building totally upgraded. 2/2 (C12646) The Candito Group, 239.290.5236
Rare North Naples villa flaunts new expanded lanai, spa and outdoor patio with fire pit gathering area! New systems, kitchen, bath and floors. Boat shuttle to beach! 3/2 (V2361) Mitch & Sandi Williams, 239.370.8879
VERONA WALK
NAPLES PARK
LELY RESORT
$549,900
Located close to everything SW Florida has to offer. Loaded with luxurious resort lifestyle amenities at very reasonable monthly fees. 20,000 sq. ft. Town Center. 4/3 (H11187) Steve Sims, 239.572.2339
$475,000
Turnkey furnished. Many upgrades including granite counters and crown molding. Vaulted ceilings and tile floors throughout. Great location. Room for pool. 3/2 (H10022) Robert Vesci, P.A., 239.450.7575, Mari Vesci, 239.269-8889
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$445,000
Exquisite first floor condo with attached 2-car garage. Upgrades include wood floors, crown molding, wet bar with wine cooler. Across from “Players Club and Spa”. 2+Den/2.5 (C12963) Annemarie M. Giannini, 239.289.1820
OLD NAPLES 787 & 824 5th Avenue S. Suite 2, Naples, FL 34102 239.434.0101
NORTH NAPLES 1185 Immokalee Rd., Ste. 300 Naples, FL 34110 239.598.0059
CENTRAL NAPLES 3255 Tamiami Trail N. Naples, FL 34103 239.261.6622
BONITA SPRINGS 26269 Tamiami Trail S. Bonita Springs, FL 34134 239.498.9200
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OLD NAPLES
$617,000
COVE TOWERS
$600,000
LELY RESORT
$599,900
Outstanding Old Naples location! 3 blocks to beaches, walk to Third Street and 5th Avenue S. Lovely courtyard with pool. Southern exposure balcony with views over park. 2+Den/2 (C12444) Sally Pratt, 239.860.2468
Welcome to the epitome of luxury, convenient living! Pristine end-unit residence with breathtaking preserve views and private secured elevator access. 3/3 (C12861) Frank Petras, 239.595.2221
Magnificent lake view and heated pool. Many upgrades and in move-in condition. Lely Resort offers 3 golf courses and the “Players Club” with many amenities. 3+Den/2 (H11227) Annemarie M. Giannini, 239.289.1820
PALM RIVER
MARINA BAY CLUB
MOORINGS
$560,000
$559,000
$559,000
“Bells and whistles” galore! Beautifully remodeled kitchen boasting quartz counters. Remodeled baths. Great schools, close to the beach and conveniences. 3/2 (H11343) Jerry DiGiacomo, Jr., 239.961.7000
A Boater’s dream. Gated, waterfront, upscale community with direct deep-water access. No bridges. Unsurpassed panoramic views of Gulf and Bay. Turnkey furnished. 2/2 (C13008) Robert Vesci, P.A., 239.450.7575
Looking for your own piece of paradise, look no more! This updated spacious, top floor condo has a view that must be seen to believe. New kitchen with granite. 2/2 (C12942) Elli Taylor, 239.860.2064
CEDAR CREEK
FIDDLER’S CREEK
TUSCANY COVE
$419,900
Immaculate 2 story pool home. Updated kitchen with SS appliances and granite. First floor master suite. Loft area, spacious bedrooms. Very low fees. 4/2.5 (H11158) Steve Sims, 239.572.2339
$384,900
Expansive 1st floor, 2502 AC, end unit that lives like a home with the convenience of a condo. Family and living room, 2-car garage, big lake views. 3/3 (C12865) Mari-Jo Koval, 239.253.4704
$306,000
Picturesque views of lake from extended lanai. Highimpact windows, vaulted ceilings, stainless steel appliances, 42” cabinets and new Maytag washer and dryer. 3/2 (H11201) Jennifer Shoots, 239.571.4444
SANIBEL 1019 Periwinkle Way Sanibel, FL 33957 239.472.2411
MARCO ISLAND 1000 N. Collier Blvd. Ste. 1 Marco Island, FL 34145 239.394.4040
FORT MYERS 15065 McGregor Blvd. Ste. 105 Ft. Myers, FL 33908 239.333.2411
EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL 1901 Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Naples, FL 34102 239.261.6699
CHARLESTON SQUARE 225 Banyan Blvd. Naples, FL 34102 239.643.3636
AVE MARIA 95072 Annunciation Cir. Ste. 104 Ave Maria, FL 34142 239.449.2819
VANDERBILT OFFICE 9000 Gulf Shore Drive Naples, FL 34108 239-566-8989
ADMINISTRATION CENTER 9130 Corsea Del Fontana Way Naples, FL 34109 239.592-1011
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HOT AND COLD DIET AND EXERCISE ARE A SUREFIRE COMBINATION FOR A HEALTHIER YOU. HOWEVER, FOR THE MOST STUBBORN AREAS OF FAT, MORE PEOPLE ARE TURNING TO THE LATEST NONSURGICAL BODY CONTOURING PROCEDURES. HERE ARE THREE POPULAR TREATMENTS OFFERED BY MEDICAL SPAS IN NAPLES, WHICH AIM TO REDUCE UP TO 25 PERCENT OF FAT CELLS WITH RESULTS VISIBLE WITHIN 12 WEEKS. CoolSculpting: This 35- to 60-minute treatment applies cooling plates to the targeted area—most commonly the abdomen, flanks, chin, thighs, and area just under the buttocks—where fat cells are frozen and naturally flushed from the body over time. “Sometimes there is a little pulling and discomfort during the first 10 minutes, then the area goes numb and it becomes more comfortable,” says Jill Salata, nurse practitioner with PuraVida Medical Spa (puravidanaples.com). Some may experience bruising at the treatment site or residual numbness or pain that goes away over time. Vanquish: This 25-minute treatment uses radio frequency waves to heat and dissolve fat cells over a large treatment area. “The entire abdomen and both flanks can be treated at the same time, and we offer attachments to treat the arms and legs, too,” says Mindy DiPietro, chief operating officer at Aesthetic Treatment Centers (aesthet ictreatmentcenters.com). Some people may experience inflammation, which occurs rarely. People with metal implants or hernias are not candidates for heat-based fat reduction treatments. SculpSure: This 25-minute treatment also uses heat, delivered via a laser, to target fat. “Once the laser is activated, the patient will feel cooling and then gentle heating,” says Mary Ellen Gardiepy, owner of Skin Deep Naples (skindeepnaples.com). Few patients experience some soreness following treatment and some may develop small nodules that will dissipate during the recovery process. Patients should not use anti-inflammatory medicines two weeks prior to treatment. —Kelley Marcellus
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Get inspired to change your approach to aging and healthy living this month at a community forum and breakfast featuring keynote speaker Jane Brody, award-winning New York Times syndicated columnist, author, and health expert. Her presentation, titled Health & Happiness after 60, will be a panel discussion, presented by JFCS of Southwest Florida. Others on the panel include doctors and a geriatric psychiatrist. The February 10 forum will be held at the Royal Poinciana Country Club in Naples. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the Naples Senior Center, a program of the JFCS of Southwest Florida. (jfcsswfl.org, 239325-4444) —A.W.
February marks American Heart Month, and February 3 is National Wear Red Day (goredforwomen.org), which raises awareness about the number one killer of women. Heart disease and stroke cause one in three deaths among women each year, but we all have the power to change that. Here are three ways you can get involved. Step up. To help control your risk for heart disease, get active, eat better (try keeping a food diary), cut down on sugar, stop smoking, and—an important step many of us overlook—manage stress. To tamp down stress levels, exercise, try meditation, or take time out for even a brief nature walk. Go red. Support the cause by purchasing red items from the AHA’s website (shopheart.org). Our favorite for activewear is the #GoRedGetFit Workout Warrior Tee (pictured left). All proceeds from the shop benefit the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association. Get social. On February 3, help raise awareness by sharing photos of you and your friends wearing red. Tweet us (@naplesillus) or tag us with your red photos on Facebook (facebook.com/naplesillustrat ed), using the hashtags #GoRedSWFL and #GoRedWearRed, and we’ll retweet and share your posts throughout National Wear Red Day. —Anna Welch
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NAPLES LAMP SHOP Our new Hudson Valley Gallery features this stunning Italian chandelier. The Bari is a glamorous mix of materials set in a shimmering matrix of linear metalwork. Naples Lamp Shop delivers Tradition, Transitional, and Contemporary. Come see our new designed showroom or visit us at napleslampshoponline.com. 4010 Tamiami Tr., Naples 239-262-1524 | napleslampshoponline.com
NAPLES JEWELRY, ART & ANTIQUE SHOW Naples Art, Antique and Jewelry Show will return to the Naples Exhibition Center, February 24-28, 2017. The show will feature the stunning collections of internationally acclaimed exhibitors. Guests will have access to the world’s most beautiful and coveted treasures of the last several thousand years, including major works of art, antique and estate jewelry, furniture, porcelain, Asian antiquities, American and European silver, glass, textiles, sculpture, contemporary art, and more. Naples Exhibition Center 850 Goodlette-Frank Road, Naples 561-822-5440 | NaplesShow.com
DESIGN WEST Design West provides award-winning residential design, model merchandising, and custom home renovations. Their showroom features Ralph Lauren Home, Kate Spade Home, and Bang & Olufsen. Visit the showroom for Bang & Olufsen’s BeoSound 1, a portable wireless speaker with 360-degree sound, integrated access to the latest streaming platforms, and Bluetooth synchronizing. 9118 Strada Place, Mercato 8130, Naples, FL 239-514-1234 | dwest.com
BeoSound 1 delivers superior sound from a rock-solid aluminum exterior crafted for mobility. Available in warm brass or silver finishes.
WATERSIDE SHOPS Waterside Shops, the Gulf Coast’s premiere shopping and dining destination, is pleased to announce the Conservancy of Southwest Florida is the 2017 recipient of the center’s Coins for a Cause program. Coins for a Cause is one of several programs Waterside Shops offers to support local nonprofit organizations. For more information on the Coins for a Cause program, please contact the Waterside Shops Management Office at 239.598.1605, or visit www.WatersideShops.com. 5555 Tamiami Trail N., Naples WatersideShops.com
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COLLINS & DUPONT DESIGN GROUP Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: My inspiration for design is drawn from a variety of resources, but mainly artwork and accessories. To me, art is the finishing touch on design; the final seal of approval on a finished product. Much like a woman putting on her lipstick or a gentleman adjusting his tie, it finalizes the overall “look.” We all have varied tastes and art is a language we can all communicate with. It connects us collectively to the spirit inside a person and tells a story. Art and accessories give us a small glimpse into someone’s personality and connect us through our experiences. It provides us with our own inspiration to complete our beloved personalized look or space. Good design can never be dated, and after working at C&D for 20 years, I have learned that design can be truly timeless when personal touches are added. Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: My thoughts are that trends are just that: trends. Personally, I try not to depend on fads and “what is in”
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in this industry. As a designer, a blended mix of taste or eclectic style allows me the opportunity to connect with what the client wants, choose the right mix, and still remain current and tasteful. I would venture to say that by the time this article goes to print, anything I would mention would already be considered “passé,” as trends come and go so quickly. But it is all about how you use the “old” to make something seem new and fresh again. Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: Accessorizing and organization. I love to find unusual accessories with unique textures and incorporate them into the design as conversation pieces. Like art, accessories are an important element in the overall look of a space. I am organized with timelines, deadlines, and meeting all goals set out by my clients. I strive to stay on or under budget without cutting corners on luxury. I pride myself on ensuring that my clients get the most out of their experience with me by saving them as much as I can while giving them the greatest end result possible.
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DESIGN WEST In Mercato Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: For me, design is inspired by three factors. One is the fashion industry; textiles, color, and fashion trends cause interior design trends, which is why we’re proud to partner with Ralph Lauren Home at our Mercato design center. The second is nature, where I find harmony, symmetry, color, balance, scale, and proportion. Finally, I have a passion for travel. The more you are exposed to different cultures and countries, the deeper your creative well is. Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: Design has been moving toward the integration of natural, organic elements. Contemporary, clean lines mixed with earthy, natural accents are trending. Tonal “washed’ finishes give a soft feel that mixes well with rich, darker colors. Backgrounds are becoming lighter and more neutral, using layers of texture. Bigger outdoor
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kitchens, patios, and outdoor luxury items will continue to be the rage. The integration of technology with a refined design aesthetic is also in demand. Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: We specialize in high-end residential interior design, floor planning, furniture, custom cabinetry, accessories and installation. From conceptualizing through building, we provide turnkey design and project management. Our designers have varying styles and ideas, and collaborating helps us achieve award-winning results. We create a blend of casual luxury and timeless elegance, as seen in our contributions to the 2015 Golf Magazine National Dream Home.
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ALISON CRAIG HOME FURNISHINGS, NAPLES Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: A successful interior is not determined by the cost of its components… We are all about achieving a high-end look at a great price. Mixing up your rooms with “high and low” is a good practice because it keeps your total cost lower while ensuring you have an interesting mix of pieces rather than a look that could have been lifted out of the pages of a specific brand’s catalog. Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: Finding comfort in beauty. Aesthetically pleasing pieces offer a visual escape from the chaos of the world. As Frank Lloyd Wright once said, “... if you invest in beauty, it will remain with you all the days of your life.” From bold beauties in eye-popping patterns and Florida colors to
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delightful details like channel backs and artfully shaped legs, you can create a soothing sanctuary by filling your space with pieces you love. Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: The design team at Alison Craig can help you create rooms that reflect your individual style, whether it be island tropical, classic Old World, modern chic, or comfy and casual. With some of the best known brands in the industry—such as Theodore & Alexander, Stanley, Henredon Leather, and more—at their fingertips, our design team will assist you in choosing not only the right furnishings but also the perfect accessories, art, Karastan® rugs, lighting, and more.
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HADINGER FLOORING Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: We draw inspiration from our clients. We stock over 6,000 rugs to accommodate every person’s individuality, because everyone’s taste is unique. Our designers use tools like photos, fabric swatches, and artwork to help fulfill a client’s vision and find the perfect rug for their room. Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: More and more, we are seeing a move towards transitional rugs. Color is always important in our industry and in Florida, shades of blue and aqua are mainstays. We are also seeing a lot of tone-on-tone neutrals in high-end pieces. Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: Our specialty is providing old-fashioned customer service. Our team is helpful and knowledgeable, with more than 80 years of collective experience. We take the time to get a true understanding of what each client wants, and we offer them guidance throughout the design process. For us, it’s not just about selling a rug—it’s about creating a “beyond satisfaction” experience for our customers.
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JINX MCDONALD INTERIOR DESIGNS, INC. Q: WHAT IS YOUR DESIGN INSPIRATION? A: For this project, we took our inspiration from the sand and sea. We wanted the condo to radiate the energy of the ocean and to celebrate an active lifestyle. The vivid blues of the sea inspired our color palette.
Q: WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF SPECIALIZATION? A: Creating stunning homes that are as inviting and comfortable as they are beautiful.
Q: WHAT ARE THE LATEST TRENDS IN YOUR INDUSTRY? A: One of the latest industry trends we incorporated in this project is the use of a neutral background and splashes of colorful accents. Energetic, bright blues combined with polished stainless steel and glass create a current, coastal chic aesthetic that is very sophisticated. .
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APPLIANCES ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION ART & GALLERIES BEDDING & WINDOW TREATMENTS CABINETS CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING & DESIGN CUSTOM BEDDING & WINDOW TREATMENTS FLOORING, RUGS & SURFACES FLORAL & LANDSCAPE DESIGN FURNITURE HOME & OFFICE ORGANIZING
HOME ACCESSORIES HOME DÉCOR INTERIOR DESIGN KITCHEN & BATH LIGHTING LUXURY BUILDER MONOGRAM/ EMBROIDERY OUTDOOR LIVING REMODELING RESIDENTIAL DESIGNER TABLETOP TEXTILES WALL TREATMENTS
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design DIRECTORY APPLIANCES Design Studio by Raymond 990 1st. Ave. N. Naples 239-278-1334 designstudiobyraymond.com
ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION 41 West: Custom Build and Remodel Naples-Bonita Beach-Marco Island 239-208-6530 41west.com Andrea Clark Brown Architects, PA 340 8th Street S. Naples 239-263-3898 andreaclarkbrown.com
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BCB Homes, Inc. 3696 Enterprise Ave., Suite 100 Naples 239-643-1004 bcbhomes.com BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com K2 Design Group 25081 Bernwood Dr. N. Bonita Springs 239-444-5205 k2design.net Stofft Cooney Architects 633 9th St. N., Suite 300 Naples 239-262-7677 stofftcooney.com
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BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com
Gardner Colby Gallery 386 & 365 Broad Ave. S. Naples 239-403-7787 gardnercolbygallery.com
DeBruyne Fine Art 275 Broad Ave. S. Naples 239-262-4551 debruynefineart.com
Peach Tree Designs 407 5th Ave. S. Naples 239-643-4202 peachtreedesigns.com
Adams Galleries 2154 Trade Center Way Naples 239-403-0040 adamsgalleries.com
Emily James Gallery and Studio 720 5th Ave. S., Suite 111 Naples 239-777-3283 emilyjamesart.com
Rosen Gallery & Studio North Line Plaza, 2172 J & C Blvd. Naples 239-821-1061 rosen.gallery
Bay Design Store 326 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-649-0906 baydesignstore.com
Galerie du Soleil 393 Broad Ave. S. Naples 239-417-3450 galeriedusoleil.com
Up Art and Design Gallery-Contemporary 340 8th Street S. Naples 239-263-3898 upartanddesign.com
The Lykos Group, Inc. 4779 Enterprise Ave. Naples 239-594-8510 lykosgroup.com
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design DIRECTORY BEDDING & WINDOW TREATMENTS
CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING & DESIGN
FLOORING, RUGS & SURFACES
Home Fashion Upholstery 5350-A Shirley St. Naples 239-597-7783 homefashionupholstery.com
DESIGNenvy LLC P.O. Box 712 Estero 239-850-6299 claprood.houzz.com
Ali’s Oriental Rugs, Inc. 6250 Shirley St., #505 Naples 239-254-0166 alisrugs.com
CUSTOM BEDDING & WINDOW TREATMENTS
Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com
CABINETS Hadinger Company of Naples 6401 N. Airport Rd. Naples 239-566-7100 hadingerflooring.com, hadingerruggallery.com
The Bedspread Place & Custom Window Gallery 3100 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-262-5004 thebedspreadplace.net
Designers’ Rug Center 110 US 41 S. Naples 239-434-9584 designersrugcenter.com
Emily James Gallery and Working Studio IN THE VERGINA RESTAURANT COURTYARD 720 5th Avenue S., #111 S Naples, FL 34102 S 239-777-3283 www.EmilyJamesArt.com S EmilyJamesArt@comcast.net
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design DIRECTORY FLOORING, RUGS & SURFACES (cont.) Hadinger Company of Naples 6401 N. Airport Rd. Naples 239-566-7100 hadingerflooring.com, hadingerruggallery.com Kian Rug Gallery 4412 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-529-3271 kianrugsgallery.com
FLORAL & LANDSCAPE DESIGN Garden District 137 10th St. N. Naples 239-434-6700 gardendistrictnaples.com
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FURNITURE Bay Design Store 326 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-649-0906 baydesignstore.com BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com Design West 9118 Strada Place, Mercato 8130 Naples 239-514-1234 dwest.com
Laverne Designs 5065 Tamiami Trail E. Naples 239-302-6723 designerlaverne.com Peach Tree Designs 407 5th Ave. S. Naples 239-643-4202 peachtreedesigns.com The Find High End Consignment 4751 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-529-3698 thefindconsignment.com Traditions Classic Home Furnishings 870 6th Ave. S. Naples 239-213-1240 traditions.com
design DIRECTORY HOME & OFFICE ORGANIZING Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com
HOME ACCESSORIES Peach Tree Designs 407 5th Ave. S. Naples 239-643-4202 peachtreedesigns.com
HOME DÉCOR Republic of Décor 950 1st Ave. N. Naples 239-529-3813 republicofdecor.com
INTERIOR DESIGN
Bethany O’Neil Interior Design 7528 Cordoba Circle Naples 239-450-0530 bethanyoneil.com
Summerfields Fine Furnishings, Home Accessories, & Antiques 953 Central Ave. Naples 239-430-2505 summerfieldsnaples.com
BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com
4 Step Designs 15805 Delasol Lane Naples 239-682-5615 fourstepdesigns.com
Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com
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Bay Design Store 326 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-649-0906 baydesignstore.com
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design DIRECTORY INTERIOR DESIGN (cont.) Collins & DuPont Design Group 8911 Brighton Lane Bonita Springs 239-948-2400 collins-dupont.com Collins & DuPont Design Group 296 14th Ave. S. Naples 239-948-2400 collins-dupont.com Design West 9118 Strada Place, Mercato 8130 Naples 239-514-1234 dwest.com Elliott Design & Interiors 5401 Taylor Rd., Suite 4 Naples 239-825-1487 elliott-interiors.com
Ficarra Design Associates 633 N. Tamiami Trail Naples 239-634-3450 ficarradesignassociates.com
Jinx McDonald Interior Designs, Inc. 1959 Trade Center Way Naples 239-598-4800 jinxmcdonald.com
Freestyle Interiors 3525 Bonita Beach Rd., Suite 105 Bonita Springs 239-949-2210 freestyleinteriors.com
K2 Design Group 25081 Bernwood Dr. N. Bonita Springs 239-444-5205 k2design.net
Godfrey Design Consultants, Inc. 124 E. Welbourn Ave. Suite 3 Winter Park 407-539-2048 godfreydesigninc.com
Koastal Design Group-Kira KrĂźmm & Co. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 304 Estero 239-992-5586 koastaldesigngroup.com
Jett Thompson Antiques & Interiors 381 12th Ave. S. Naples 239-263-5460 jettthompson.com
Laverne Designs 5065 Tamiami Trail E. Naples 239-302-6723 designerlaverne.com
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design DIRECTORY LDL Interiors 6001 Taylor Rd. Naples 239-598-1489 ldlinteriors.com
Pure Design of Naples 758 12th Ave. S. Naples 239-275-4057 puredesignofnaples.com
The Striped Cabana 990 5th Ave. N. Naples 239-228-7799 thestripedcabana.com
Linda Burke Interiors 239-248-0891 lindaburkeinteriors.com
Renee Gaddis Interiors 9915 Tamiami Trail N., Suite 1 Naples 239-431-8352 reneegaddis.com
Traditions Classic Home Furnishings 870 6th Ave. S. Naples 239-213-1240 traditions.com
Republic of DĂŠcor 950 1st Ave. N. Naples 239-529-3813 republicofdecor.com
Vogue Interiors 24520 Production Circle, Suite 5 Bonita Springs 239-498-7500 vogueinteriors.com
Summerfields Interior Design 953 Central Ave. Naples 239-430-0848 summerfieldsnaples.com
KITCHEN & BATH
Mercedes Courland Interiors, Inc. 13167 Valewood Dr. Naples 239-595-5900 mercedescourlandinteriors.com Peach Tree Designs 407 5th Ave. S. Naples 239-643-4202 peachtreedesigns.com
41 West: Custom Build and Remodel Naples-Bonita Beach-Marco Island 239-208-6530 41west.com
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design DIRECTORY KITCHEN & BATH (cont.) AFK Flooring & Kitchens LLC 2700 Immokalee Rd., Unit 14 Naples 239-435-6677 afknaples.com Cabnu, LLC 3084 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-643-2400 cabnu.com Design Studio by Raymond 990 1st. Ave. N. Naples 239-278-1334 designstudiobyraymond.com Design West 9118 Strada Place, Mercato 8130 Naples 239-514-1234 dwest.com
Hill’s Showcase of Fine Plumbing 985 1st Ave. S. Naples 239-261-7727 hillshowcase.com K2 Kitchens 25081 Bernwood Dr. N. Bonita Springs 239-444-5205 k2design.net Richlin International 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 182 Estero 239-659-3007 richlininteriors.com The Lykos Group, Inc. 4779 Enterprise Ave. Naples 239-594-8510 lykosgroup.com
LIGHTING Bay Design Store 326 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-649-0906 baydesignstore.com Wilson Lighting 3333 Renaissance Blvd. Bonita Springs 239-948-9000 wilsonlighting.com Wilson Lighting 2465 Trade Center Way Naples 239-592-6006 wilsonlighting.com
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OUTDOOR LIVING
BUILD LLC 950 1st Ave. N., Suite 200 Naples 239-594-9984 build-gh-homes.com
Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com
MONOGRAM/ EMBROIDERY
Design Studio by Raymond 990 1st. Ave. N. Naples 239-278-1334 designstudiobyraymond.com
Monogram Goods 378 13th Ave. S. Naples 239-403-7700 monogramgoods.com
REMODELING 41 West: Custom Build and Remodel Naples-Bonita Beach-Marco Island 239-208-6530 41west.com
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BCB Homes, Inc. 3696 Enterprise Ave., Suite 100 Naples 239-643-1004 bcbhomes.com Borelli Construction of Naples, Inc. 3084 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-263-7900 borelliconstructionofnaples.com BouTeak by Jackie Morelisse, Inc. 10800 Corkscrew Rd., Suite 148 Estero 239-949-0998 bouteakbyjm.com K2 Kitchens 25081 Bernwood Dr. N. Bonita Springs 239-444-5205 k2design.net
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design DIRECTORY REMODELING (cont.)
TABLETOP
The Lykos Group, Inc. 4779 Enterprise Ave. Naples 239-594-8510 lykosgroup.com
Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com
Zynda Custom Homes & Remodeling 4277 Exchange Ave., #10 Naples 239-213-1314 zyndaonline.com
TEXTILES
RESIDENTIAL DESIGNER The Sater Design Group, Inc. 25241 Elementary Way, Suite 102 Bonita Springs 239-495-2106 satergroup.com
Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com
Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-261-4663 clivedaniel.com
WALL TREATMENTS Walls 4 Naples LLC 971 3rd Ave. N. Naples 239-682-3697 walls4naples.com
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Oil and the Economy The price of oil affects the U.S. economy in myriad ways By Judy Martel Most consumers take a narrow view of oil: Lower prices per barrel mean they pay less at the gas pump and can pocket more cash. While it would seem the plummeting price of oil over the past year is beneficial to our bottom line, there’s a broader economic impact. For every dollar saved, revenue is also lost, says Sean Snaith, director of the Institute of Economic Competitiveness at University of Central Florida.
WHO WINS WHEN PRICES FALL? For the consumer, the most obvious and direct result of reduced oil prices is a cheaper fuel bill, says Snaith. This is beneficial because gas is typically not a discretionary purchase that can be eliminated from a budget if prices rise. “In the short run, it’s hard to change the amount of gas you purchase because you have to get to work and the kids have to get to school,” says Snaith. “The amount we buy doesn’t change a whole lot depending on the price.” The price of oil also impacts the price of goods and services that have to be transported, he adds. The savings from cheaper fuel costs could mean prices remain flat or even drop. If consumers spend the extra money, the boost in consumption potentially fuels the economy.
FOR EVERY WINNER, THERE’S A LOSER Unfortunately, the relationship between oil prices and the economy is not this simple. Regions and companies that extract and produce oil hurt when prices fall. “We’ve seen oil-rig towns declining; it’s a direct relationship,” says Snaith. “But there are downstream impacts as well, with manufacturers of the equipment used in drilling, extraction, and transportation of oil. Jobs are lost and the local economy suffers.” In addition, consumer confidence in the economy is still recovering from the recession and financial behavior has not followed the typical script. “People think consumers will spend the savings they realized from lower gas prices and stoke economic growth, but that hasn’t happened in a big way,” says Snaith. “With the extra $80 a month saved, they might take their family out to eat at Olive Garden.” If that same $80 a month came from a pay raise, Snaith believes consumers would spend it in a more significant way, like 174 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED
Savings at th pump usually result in small splurges, like a dinner out, not more significant spendings, like home improvements.
on home improvements, which trickle down to more jobs and services. A salary boost, he says, is viewed as more permanent and direct than the savings derived from prices at the pump, which are unpredictable.
IT TAKES MORE THAN THE PRICE OF OIL TO TAKE DOWN THE ECONOMY Even though oil prices began to steady at the end of 2016, the collapse in prices earlier that year did appear to indicate that the U.S. economy is not overly dependent on oil, which hasn’t always been the case. Oil is a commodity and so it is subject to the whims of supply and demand, Snaith says. During the energy crisis of the late 1970s, the reverberations created an economic slump—one that lingers in the memories of anyone who waited in long gas lines. But a repeat of that cause-and-effect relationship on the
broader economy is unlikely, Snaith says. Back then, we were more dependent on oil and price fluctuations had a greater impact. Forty years later, we’ve reduced our dependence on oil with more fuel-efficient vehicles and, at the same time, increased supply with more economic extraction methods such as horizontal drilling and fracking, says Snaith. Our economy has also transitioned from one that is manufacturing oriented (which relies more on fuel) to one geared toward service. All of that means it now takes more than just the price of oil to throw us off-kilter. “Economic changes don’t happen in a vacuum,” Snaith says. In the past seven years, other factors have contributed more to the current economic state, including China’s consumer-spending slowdown, the historic recession in Brazil, and Great Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. Here in the U.S., tepid real wage and salary growth has also tempered economic progress, he adds. “Overall, our GDP is less energy dependent than it was in the ’70s,” he says. “There have been a lot of factors globally that are more important to the direction of our economy than oil.” «
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LUXURY PREVIEW
A showcase of the area’s luxurious residences on the market.
Laura Vannoy Collins & Dupont 239-470-0245 | collins-dupont.com
SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION
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From Port Royal to Estero, 2
The Bua Bell Group serves the Luxury Market. We’re Local, We’re Global!
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Tade 239.595.0097 Emily 239.659.6115 3
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TOP TO BOTTOM
Pine Ridge $8.980 M 209 Ridge Drive
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Padova at Mediterra $3.450 M 15179 Brolio Way
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Brittany at Park Shore Beach $3.375 M 4021 Gulf Shore Blvd N, #1106
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Aria at Park Shore Beach $2.795 M 4501 Gulf Shore Blvd N, #404
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Park Shore $1.295 M 4740 Whispering Pine Way
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Cabreo at Mediterra $589,900 16807 Cabreo Drive
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Naples Experience Counts. Expertise Sells.
Emily K. Bua | Tade Bua-Bell
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NAPLES Dave & Ann Renner Trusted. Proven. Respected. Dave Renner: 239.784.5552 Ann Renner: 239.784.5555 dave.renner@sothebysrealty.com ann.renner@sothebysrealty.com
renners2.com The Venetian Village Office 4300 Gulf Shore Blvd N., #100 Naples, FL 34103
Forever, panoramic lake and golf course views in The Classics 7541 Snead Ct. $1,675,000
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NAPLES LUXURY REAL ESTATE
PORT ROYAL
World Class estate brilliantly designed and meticulously constructed throughout its 18,172 SF under air. Spectacular picturesque vistas await. State-of-the-art electronics throughout. 7+ den/8.6 $58,000,000 Also available for rent. Call for availability and seasonally adjusted rates.
PORT ROYAL
One of the most significant beachfront residences ever created for the Gulf of Mexico. Crowning 4.8 acres of direct beachfront with 277’ of sandy shore this 15,995 SF home is unsurpassed. 5+den/6.2 $54,900,000
STRAND AT BAY COLONY
PORT ROYAL
The “Castle by the Sea” sprawls across a luxurious 12,500 SF living area, offering walls of glass with postcard views of the Gulf, an infinity edge pool looking off into the sunset and world class finish. 6+den/7.1 $25,900,000
The exquisite Southern-Colonial estate sits on an iconic Gordon Drive site comprising 2.53 acres, approximately 150 feet of wide sandy beachfront and offers captivating Gulf of Mexico vistas. 3+den/3 plus guest house. $22,500,000
STRAND AT BAY COLONY
ESTUARY AT GREY OAKS
OLD NAPLES
PORT ROYAL
PORT ROYAL
Extraordinary renovated beachfront estate embodies luxury with understated elegance throughout its 10,345 SF. Gourmet Clive Christian kitchen. Sweeping Gulf Vistas. 7+den/7.2 $19,500,000 Reduced by $400,000
This magnificent West Indies-style home and guest house incorporates only the finest materials and artisanship on a double estate site with lakefront vistas. 6/7.3 $12,000,000 Call Larry Lappin at 239-571-8247 for details
Iconic, timeless, spectacular. British West-Indies masterpiece thoughtfully designed by architect Jeff Harrell. Built to most exacting standards by BCB Homes. 5+den/6.1 $10,900,000
Exquisite 6,502 SF, 5-Star lakefront home, built by Keystone Builders and designed by Stofft Cooney Architects. Construction just completed. 5+den/5.2 $8,499,000
Exquisite waterfront estate with luxuriously elegant understated richness that is great for family & entertaining while offering long water views down Runaway Bay. 4+den/5 $7,750,000
ESTUARY AT GREY OAKS
ESTUARY AT GREY OAKS
AQUALANE SHORES
AQUALANE SHORES
AQUALANE SHORES
Architecturally significant coastal contemporary estate home with a sprawling 8,549 SF of living space with world class features and finishes. 5+den/5.1 $7,575,000
Palatial and magnificent, this 5 bedroom, 2 study home blends sophistication and finish throughout its 13,416 SF of living space. 5+den/7.3 $5,995,000
Exceptional 21,344 SF lot with wide-water Aqua Cove views with charming home. Walking distance to the beach and Third Street shopping and dining. 3+den/2.1 $4,500,000
Spectacular West-Indies coastal contemporary home thoughtfully designed by MHK Architecture with refined casual elegance and upscale finish throughout. 5+den/4.2 $5,450,000
Private realm of timelessness & tranquility, masterfully blends classic Balinese architecture with a clean-lined contemporary interior to create a work of art. 3+den/2.1 $3,750,000
GREY OAKS
AQUALANE SHORES
OLD NAPLES
OLD NAPLES
GREY OAKS
VANDERBILT BEACH
Architecturally inspired 5,800 SF luxury residence with finish and features sure to impress all surrounded by rich, tropical environs. 4+den/5.1 $3,650,000
Over-sized, 100’ x 150’ lot offers long placid views at the T-Intersection at Kite Cove with desired western exposure. 66’ boat dock with power/water & boat lift. 3+den/2.1 $3,500,000
Enjoy European inspired architecture located three blocks to the beach and within walking distance to the world class shopping and dining on 5th Ave. & 3rd St. 4+den/3.1 $3,495,000
Charming custom Old Naples Cottage. Great location, blocks to the beach and adjacent to Cambier Park. 3/2.1 $1,995,000
Old World charm with New World finish defines this charming home on private, lush lot in the desirable community of Avila. 4/4 $1,199,000
Penthouse unit encompasses entire top floor with 360-degree panoramic Gulf and Bay views. 1st floor cabana, tennis courts, water-side pool and docks available. 3/2 $1,150,000 Reduced by $215,000!
BAY COLONY
356 Cromwell Court $5,395,000
PARK SHORE
Provence #1403 $4,295,000
PARK SHORE
Aria #704 $3,299,000 (FURN.)
Leah D. Ritchey 239.289.0433 leah.ritchey@sothebysrealty.com
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Toscana #1602 $2,288,000
BAY COLONY
BAY COLONY
AUDUBON
Amy Becker 239.272.3229 amy.becker@sothebysrealty.com
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Sotheby’s International Realty® and the Sotheby’s International Realty logo are registered service marks used with permission. Each office is independently owned and operated. Equal Housing Opportunity. Property information herein is derived from various sources including, but not limited to, county records and multiple listing services, and may include approximations. All information is deemed accurate and neither suggests nor infers that Sotheby’s International Realty participated as either the listing or cooperating agent or broker in the sale or purchase of the properties depicted.
Salerno #502 $1,995,000
15608 Whitney Lane $985,000
LUXURY PREVIEW
COASTAL ELEGANCE ADDRESS 4501 Gulf Shore Blvd N, #404, Aria at Park Shore Beach YEAR BUILT 2006 OFFERED AT $2,795,000 SIZE 3,445 square feet living area, 4,201 total SPECIAL FEATURES Enjoy resort living on the beach. Pure elegance from the moment you enter, featuring gleaming marble flooring, amazing architectural ceilings, and designer finishes with plenty of natural light from glass walls and sliding doors. This three-bedroom, three-bath former model has 4,201 total square feet with Gulf and Bay views, plus three screened terraces to capture
the breezes. The great room plan is perfect for hosting and entertaining with spaces flowing one to the other, indoors and out. Stunning light fixtures illuminate every room and add the perfect ambience to the open floor plan. The chef’s kitchen is appointed with custom cabinetry, premium granite, a gas cooktop, nook and breakfast bar with iridescent penny round tile backsplash adding a pop. A built-in fireplace highlights the spacious family room flowing to a wraparound terrace for relaxing and viewing colorful sunsets. The opulent owner’s suite, in its own wing, includes a private terrace and luxurious marble bath sure to earn your five-star rating. The gorgeous den/bedroom has window walls, terrace access and a very unique wall treatment. There is another spacious guest suite with its own SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION
private terrace and stunning en-suite—perfect for family. All of this luxury is located in amenity rich Aria, the crowning jewel of prestigious Park Shore Beach. You can enjoy a large beachfront pool, direct beach and Gulf access, a state-of-the-art fitness room, spa, sauna, massage, billiards room, 24/7 security—and don’t forget to bring Fido! The Aria is a pet-friendly building. Residence 404 also includes two underground building parking spaces and AC extra storage. FOR INFORMATION Emily K. Bua and Tade Bua-Bell John R Wood Properties Phone: 239.595.0097 Email: BuaBellGroup@JohnRWood.com BuaBellGroup@JohnRWood.com
This stunning three-bedroom, three-bath residence is ideal for entertaining with an open floor plan, three screened terraces, a builtin fireplace, and elegant light fixtures that illuminate every room.
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STEP INTO BOATER’S PARADISE AT MANGROVE BAY
Mangrove Bay, an enclave of only 53 single-family residences nestled along Naples Bay in Old Naples introduces The Cottages at Mangrove Bay – starting at $1.995 million including lot, private boat slip, and expanded private pool area. The Cottages offer resort-style amenities that make life at Mangrove Bay an unparalleled experience. The new Coquina Residences from 2,700 to 3,200 sq. ft. under air, offer a three-bedroom or three-bedroom + guest retreat configuration. You’ll be within blocks of the Gulf beaches and the upscale entertainment, dining, shopping, and more along famed Fifth Avenue South. One furnished model remaining! Priced at $2,595,000.
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Aqualane Shores
700 21st Avenue South Enjoy captivating water views from this custom Aqualane Shores home. Featuring 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths plus study, library and bonus room. This home has been updated with brand new Siberian White Oak flooring. It features a 66 + foot dock plus second dock with lift and Gulf access. Southern exposure. Price upon request.
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Agenda
DANCE PARTY SHAREN BRADFORD
Iconic choreographer Twyla Tharp’s fiftieth anniversary tour takes the stage at Artis—Naples February 20 with two inventive works: Preludes and Fugues and Nine Sinatra Songs. One of Tharp’s most frequently performed works, Nine Sinatra Songs showcases the arc of romantic relationships as seven couples swing, swirl, tango, and cha-cha to some of Ol’ Blue Eyes' most popular songs, including “My Way” and “Strangers in the Night.” (artisnaples.org)
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Agenda EAST WEST FINE ART SHOWS WORKS BY RUSTEM STAHURSKI, FEBRUARY 2-16. (EAST WESTFINEART.COM)
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Poster, Roy Lichtenstein
AMERICAN MASTERS, FEATURING ROY LICHTENSTEIN AND MORE, THROUGH FEBRUARY 28 AT MARIANNE FRIEDLAND GALLERY.
February /2017
14 THE O'CONNOR FAMILY BAND PERFORMS AT ARTIS—NAPLES
ART & MUSEUMS
The Baker Museum, Artis—Naples—Art After Hours, Feb. 22; The Olga Hirshhorn Collection, through July 23, 2017; Dawn’s Forest, the Sculpture of Louise Nevelson, through July 23, 2017; In a New Light: American Impressionism 1870-1940, through March 12, 2017; A Tragic Love Affair: Oskar Kokoschka and Alma Mahler, through April 16; 2017; Jacque Fresco: 100 Years of Vision, through April 16, 2017; Robert Indiana: Now and Then, through May 3; artisnaples.org.
Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Twenty-Eighth Annual Members Only Exhibition, Feb. 3-23; artcenterbonita.org. Blue Provence, Rustem Stahurski
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Collier County Museum—Exhibition: “Postcards and Perceptions: Florida Seminoles & Tourism”, through April 18; colliermuseums.com.
Start Your Engines The Naples Chapter of the Ferrari Club of America will host the thirteenth annual Cars on Fifth show (carsonfifth.com) on February 11. This year, more than 100 Ferraris are expected to make a grand appearance, with a mix of vintage and current V-8s and V-12s. A wide variety of other exotics and collector cars, including Spiders, Jaguars, Bentleys, Porsches, and more than 60 Corvettes will also be on display. To conclude the event, at 4 p.m. sharp, all car owners will start their engines for a dramatic drive-off by more than 500 cars. All donations from the event benefit local charities, for a total of $600,000 raised over the past 12 years. This year’s show will benefit St. Matthews House, which helps the hungry and homeless in our community. —Anna Welch
DeBruyne Fine Art, Naples—Donny Finley, elected signature member of the American Watercolor Society, through Feb. 8; Ron Tinney, en plain air beautiful oils focusing on coastal landscapes, Feb. 9-22; Stephen Shortridge, romantic impressionist, Feb. 23-March 8; debruynefineart.com. East West Fine Art at Mercato, Naples— Hearing Aids and Strawberry Daiquiris, featuring four master painters, Julia Kostsova, Rustem Stahurski, Adrian Cene, and Victor Colesnicenco, Feb. 2-16; eastwestfineart.com.
Fifth Avenue South, Naples—Art in the Park, Feb. 4, Park Street; Fine Art & Craft Show, Feb. 11; Thirty-Eighth Annual Naples National Art Festival, Feb. 18-19, Cambier Park; fifthavenuesouth.com.
Friends of Rookery Bay, Naples—Annual Photography Exhibition, in partnership with the United Arts Council of Collier County, through March 30, flora and fauna theme; rookerybay.org.
Gardner Colby Gallery, Naples—Nature’s Reverie, Feb. 15, held in conjunction with Gallery Row’s Art Walk evening, featuring the work of Doug Foltz, David Kidd, and Jessica Pasino; gardnercolbygallery.com. Harmon-Meek Gallery, Naples—Hunt Slonem exhibition, including colorful oil works of birds, butterflies, and other animals, through Feb. 16; Jenness Cortez exhibition, Feb. 20-March 16; harmonmeek.com.
Harmon-Meek | Modern, Naples—Laura Shechter paintings and artwork highlighting still life and cityscapes, as well as pulling in the feminist art movement, through Feb. 4; Joan Konkel artwork, abstract pieces using aluminum sheet metal and finely woven mesh, Feb. 7-March 4; harmonmeek.com.
Marco Island Center for the Arts—Arts and Craft Fair, Feb. 4-5, local, regional, and national artists, craftspeople, and vendors, family-friendly event; marcoislandart.org. Marco Island Foundation for the Arts— Brushes and Paint Outdoor Art Show and Sale, Feb. 25, Marco Lutheran Church parking lot, Marco Island; marcoarts.org. Marco Island Historical Museum—Windows and Doors to History, artworks by seven renowned area artists reflecting scenes from Marco Island’s past, through Feb. 18; 239-642-1440.
MAKING ART Budding artists and seasoned pros will find joy in the origami workshops offered in Naples this month. Learn the basics of the intricate art of paper folding at a beginner’s workshop February 11 at 10 a.m. at ArtisNaples. It will offer an introduction to the art, including techniques to fold plants, flowers, and a butterfly. Already have the basics down? Join the advanced workshop at 2 p.m. the same day at Naples Botanical Garden, which will include an introduction to a history of origami artists and paper makers, and one flower and butterfly project. Both classes are led by Michael LaFosse, as part of The Baker Museum Lecture Series. (artisnaples.org) —A.W.
Marianne Friedland Gallery, Naples—Wolf Kahn – An Exploration of Color, Feb. 4-March 31; American Masters, featuring Wolf Khan, Roy Lichtenstein, Esteban Vicente, and more, through Feb. 28; mariannefriedlandglry.com. Michael Monroe Art, Naples—Captured Feelings, Feb. 2-March 1; 239-572-3277.
Naples Art Association at The von Liebig Art Center—Gallery 104: Hello Yellow, through Feb. 4; Winners Circle 2017, Feb. 4-March 4, The Art Council of Southwest Florida’s biennial exhibition honoring artists who received top awards during 2015 and 2016; Gallery 104: Maximizing the Minimum, Feb. 15-March 25; naplesart.org.
Naples Artcrafters—Outdoor fine art and crafts by local artists, Feb. 11, Cambier Park; naplesart crafters.com.
Naples Botanical Garden—Origami in the Garden, monumental sculptures by Kevin Box, presented in partnership with The Baker Museum at Artis—Naples, through April 23; Spotlight Artist of the Month Series: Jim Nowak and Jim Rice, Feb. 4; Naples Ikebana International #160 Show, Feb. 1718, exhibit featuring the Japanese art of flower arranging that emphasizes form and balance; naples garden.org. Naples Depot Museum—Southwest Florida Pastel Society’s Annual Member Exhibition, Historic Transportation theme, through Feb. 28; pastelsociety.org.
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Agenda Rosen Gallery & Studios, Naples—A Taste of Raku, Thursdays; Clay: Handbuilding & Raku Techniques, five-week class, Mondays or Thursdays, reservation required; 239-821-1061.
Up Art and Design Gallery, Naples—Made from Simple, through Feb. 24; upartanddesign.com
CHILDREN & TEENS
Shamballa Fine Jewelry, Feb. 2-4; Naeem Khan Resort 2017, Feb. 6-7; Mark Davis Fine Jewelry and personal appearance, Feb. 7-8; Gemfields Fine Jewelry and Silvia Furmanovich personal appearance, Feb. 10-11; Sylva & Cie, Feb. 16-18; Boaz Kashi Fine Jewelry, Feb. 23-25; Peter Ciesla, Feb. 27-28; marissacollections.com.
Garden, Saturdays and Sundays; naplesgarden.org.
Third Street South, Naples—Farmers Market, Saturday mornings, parking lot behind Tommy Bahama; 239-434-6533.
FILM
The Village on Venetian Bay, Naples—Vil-
Naples Botanical Garden—W.O.N.D.E.R. in the
Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Films for Film Lovers, The Wind Journeys, Feb. 6; Like Father, Like Son, Feb. 13; Phoenix, Feb. 20; In Bloom, Feb. 27; artcenterbonita.org.
FOOD, WINE & FASHION
Fifth Avenue South, Naples—Mardi Gras Evening on Fifth, live music, shopping, dining, and dancing, Feb. 9 & 28; fifthavenuesouth.com.
Marissa Collections, Naples—Trunk shows:
lage Green Market, fresh produce, handmade and homemade goods, and more, Sunday mornings, venetianvillage.com.
MUSIC
Town: Mozart and Tchaikovsky, Naples Philharmonic, Feb. 10, United Church of Marco Island; Jodie DeSalvo, All Beethoven piano series, Feb. 13; The O’Connor Family Band, Feb. 14; All That Jazz, saxophonist George Young, Feb. 15; Dvrorřák’s Eighth Symphony, Naples Philharmonic Masterworks, Feb. 16; Lang Lang, with the Naples Philharmonic, Feb. 19; Totally ‘80s, Naples Philharmonic Pops, Feb. 21; Live at The Garden [Reviited], tribute to Elton John, Feb. 22; Jane Monheit sings Ella Fitzgerald, Feb. 24; Dick Hyman, Sunday Jazz Series, Feb. 26; Johnny Mathis, The Voice of Romance Tour 2017, Feb. 26; artisnaples.org.
Cambier Park, Naples—Naples Dixieland Jazz Band, Feb. 5; The Stardust Memories Big Band, Feb. 6 & 27; Gulf Coast Big Band, Feb. 26; naples bigband.com.
Artis—Naples—Mozart – The Concert Arias and Other Rare Vocal Gems, performance by Gulfshore Opera, Feb. 3; Naples Philharmonic Youth Orchestra Winter Concert, Feb. 5; Around Town: Mozart and Tchaikovsky, Naples Philharmonic, Feb. 7, First Presbyterian Church, Bonita Springs; Around
CAPA, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Naples—Steve Uscher’s Tropical Jazz Group featuring Winnie Purple, Feb. 1; A Musical Valentine with Mary Bowden, David Dash, Catherine Lan, and Tao Lin, Feb. 8; Celebration of Eastern European
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Song: The Lana Duo, Feb. 20, Wang Opera Center, Naples; capacenter.org.
Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Rhonda Ross, Feb. 3; Meet the Composers: What’s So Funny? – Humor in Music, Dr. Anne McLean, Feb. 5; Dana Louise and The Glorious Birds, Feb. 9; BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet, Feb. 17; Velvet Caravan, Feb. 25; artcenterbonita.org.
Classic Chamber Concerts—Fifth Avenue Chamber Orchestra with Mary Bowden & the Bach Ensemble, Feb. 13, First United Methodist Church, Naples; classicchamberconcerts.org.
Germain Arena, Estero—Lynyrd Skynyrd, Feb. 9; TobyMac, Feb. 17; The Rockpack, featuring classic rock artists, Feb. 18; germainarena.com.
Seminole Casino Hotel, Immokalee—Dionne Warwick, Feb. 10; America, Feb. 14; The Spinners, Feb. 18; seminoleimmokaleecasino.com.
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READ ALL ABOUT IT The Collier County Jewish Book Festival, presented by the Jewish Federation of Collier County, returns with multiple dates throughout February and March. This year, 20 authors will participate in a dozen events, sharing their experiences on diverse topics. This month’s special event on February 27 features Ina Pinkney, author of Ina’s Kitchen, a book which is part-memoir, part-cookbook. Those in attendance will also be able to taste Ina’s Heavenly Hots, which are deliciously small, thin, sour cream pancakes. The event will take place at the Hilton Naples. (jewishnaples.org) —A.W.
Other Festival Events: FEBRUARY 8—Memoir. Judy Batalion (White Walls), Noa Baum (A Land Twice Promised), Beth Tikvah, Naples. FEBRUARY 26—LGBTQ. Julie Tarney (My Son Wears Heels), Steen Galnes (One of These Things First), Jewish Federation, Naples.
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Agenda ter, Bonita Springs—Robert Cray Band, Feb. 3; Travis Tritt Solo, Feb. 25; swflpac.com.
Voices of Naples—With Voices Singing, Feb. 12, Sanibel Congregational UCC Church; Singing for Scholarships, Feb. 26, Naples United Church of Christ; voicesofnaples.org.
SPEAKERS & SEMINARS
Artis—Naples—An Evening in Conversation with Yanni, Feb. 13; artisnaples.org.
“Ding” Darling Visitor & Education Center, Sanibel Island—Lecture series, A Naturalist Goes Fishing, with author James McClintock, Feb. 3; Welcome to Subirdia, with author John Marzluff, Feb. 17; Untamed, with author Will Harlan, Feb. 24; dingdarlingsociety.org.
Everglades Historical Society—Annual meeting and historical talk, Feb. 24, Island Café, Everglades City; evergladeshistorical.org.
Gold & Emeralds, Hunt Slonem
Nick Linn Lecture Series, featuring Joy Fielding, the author of Someone is Watching and She’s Not There, Feb. 3, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; collier-friends.org, 239-262-8135.
JFCS of Southwest Florida—A Community Forum: Positive Approaches to Aging, Isolation, and Loneliness, featuring health expert and author, Jane Brody, Feb. 10; jfcsswfl.org.
Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Naples—Tales from the Coast: Ellen Prager, Feb. 9; Lunch & Learn: Acoustics and Fisheries Ecology Lab, Feb. 21; rookerybay.org.
SPECIAL EVENTS
American Cancer Society—Seventh Annual Bucket List Bash, with a special appearance by Andrea Bocelli, Feb. 10, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; acsbucketlistbash.com. American Cancer Society, Marco Island—
Friends of the Library of Collier County—
Imagination Ball, Feb. 4, JW Marriott Marco Island,
HARMON MEEK GALLERY SHOWS WORKS BY HUNT SLONEM THROUGH FEBRUARY 16.
black-tie optional gala with open bar, full-course dinner, silent and live auctions, with addition of mobile bidding; acsimaginationball.com.
The Archangel Fund for Collier County Charities—The Art of Giving, lunch with the Right Honorable Countess of Carnarvon, from Downton Abbey, Feb. 4, with special guest, Dave Prodger, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; artofgivingnaples.org.
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Agenda Baby Basics of Collier County—6 Millionth Diaper Concert, Feb. 12, Naples United Church of Christ; babybasicscollier.org.
Fifth, hosted by the Ferrari Club of Naples, Feb. 11; fifthavenuesouth.com.
Fun Time Early Childhood Academy—Step Barbara Bush Foundation—Seventeenth Annual Florida Celebration of Reading, Feb. 17, Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa, Bonita Springs; barbarabush.org/events.
Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Naples—Eyeing the Future—An Evening in Vision Gala, Feb. 10; bascompalmer.org.
UP to the Plate for Fun Time!, Feb. 16, The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club; funtimeacademy.org.
Garden of Hope and Courage, Naples—Little Black Dress, Feb. 28, biennial ladies’ night out, cocktail reception and culinary challenge; gardenofhopeandcourage.org.
Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples— Bonita Wonder Gardens, Inc.—Some Enchanted Evening, Feb. 16, Everglades Wonder Gardens, Bonita Springs; evergladeswondergardens.com.
Champions for Learning—Third Annual Night of Champions, Feb. 2, Naples Grande Beach Resort; championsforlearning.org.
Night at the Museum: Pirate Ball, Feb. 11, celebrate the fifth anniversary of the museum, guests are encouraged to dress in pirate theme; cmon.org.
Greater Naples YMCA—Golden Sneaker Ball, Feb. 18, Naples Botanical Gardens, celebrate the 50th anniversary of the YMCA, cohosted by Winston and Dania Justice; greaternaplesymca.org.
“Ding” Darling Society—Go Wild for “Ding”, Feb. 8, Sanibel Community House; dingdarlingsociety.org.
Habitat for Humanity of Collier County—
Fifth Avenue South, Naples—Ferrari Show on
Pacesetter Dinner, Feb. 23, Grey Oaks Country Club, Naples; habitatcollier.org.
Music for a Summer's Day, Stephen Shortridge, at DeBruyne Fine Art Gallery
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Agenda Humane Society, Naples—Seventeenth Annual Pet Lovers Gala, Rock and Roll Over, Feb. 3, Naples Grande Beach Resort, guests are invited to bring dogs to this black-tie optional gala; hsnaples.org.
Jewish Federation of Collier County—Power of Community Celebration, Feb. 11, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; jewishnaples.org.
Laces of Love—“From Jazz to Broadway” Benefit Concert, Feb. 19, Covenant Church, Naples; lacesoflove.org. The League Club—Lauren Bush Lauren: Charity by Design luncheon, presented by Northern Trust, Feb. 24, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; leagueclub.org.
Marco Island Historical Society—Windows & Doors to History Celebration Gala, Feb. 12, Marco Island Historical Museum, a permanent, one-of-akind outdoor gallery spanning 6,000 years of history; themihs.org. Naples Art Association—For the Love of Art Celebration 2017, Feb. 25; naplesart.org.
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Celebrating Books The seventeenth annual Florida Celebration of Reading, presented by the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy (barbarabush.org), will take place on February 17 at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa in Bonita Springs. Notable guests include best-selling author Chris Gardner, whose autobiography, The Pursuit of Happyness, was the inspiration behind the popular movie featuring Will Smith in 2006. Other popular writers in attendance are novelist Elin Hilderbrand, New York Times best-selling author Candice Millard, whose most recent release is Hero of the Empire: The Boer War, A Daring Escape and the Making of Winston Churchill, and children’s book author Laura Numeroff. Members of the Bush family, the founders of the event, are set to make an appearance, including Jeb Bush, Jr., who will serve as the event's honorary chair. The funds raised from the annual Florida Celebration of Reading support programs of the Barbara Bush Foundation. —A.W.
Naples Garden Club—House & Garden Tour, Feb. 4, Naples Botanical Garden; naplesgardenclub.org.
Naples Woman’s Club—Second Annual In The Know By and For Women, Feb. 13, The Telford Center at NCH, Naples, keynote speaker is Dr. Shona Velamakanni, leader in women’s cardiovascular health; napleswomansclub.org.
Naples Zoo—ZOObilee Feast with the Beasts, Feb. 24, event features special animal encounters, culinary delights provided by 20 of the best restaurants in Naples, raffle to win an African safari; napleszoo.org.
Neighborhood Health Clinic—Gourmet Vintner Dinner (formerly the Block Party), Feb. 4, The Ritz-Carlton, Naples, with annual Dream Car Drawing for 2017 Corvette Stingray convertible; neighborhoodhealthclinic.org. PAWS Assistance Dogs Inc.—Third on Canvas, Feb. 23, a private club in Naples; pawsassistancedogs.org. Saint Ann School Foundation—Max Mara Spring/Summer 2017 Fashion Show, Feb. 1, Naples Grande Beach Resort; stann.net/foundation.
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Bocelli An Evening with
The annual Bucket List Bash, hosted by The American Cancer Society,
will welcome guest Andrea Bocelli,
Italian classical crossover tenor and
singer-songwriter. A performer who was able to bring classical music to the top of international charts, Bocelli has recorded fifteen albums,
Seventeenth Annual Mending Broken Hearts with Hope Luncheon, Feb. 20, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; naplesshelter.org/mbh.
Stroke Recovery Foundation—Dance for Stroke, Feb. 14, Sanibel Community House, Sanibel Island; strokerecoveryfoundation.org. SWFL Children’s Charities Inc.—2017 Southwest Florida Wine & Food Fest, Feb. 24-25, Beach Clubhouse at Miromar Lakes Beach & Golf Club, swflwinefest.org.
United Arts Council of Collier County—An Evening to “Celebrate the Stars in the Arts,” Feb. 2, a private club in Naples; uaccollier.com.
nine complete operas, three greatest hits albums and sold over 80 million records worldwide. Guests can expect a night of world-class entertainment, filled with both pop and classical music. The event will take place at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort on February 10, and Shelly Stayer, co-owner of Johnsonville Sausage, is chair of the event. (acsfdnc.ejoinme. org/2017BucketListBash)
SPORTS & OUTDOORS
Germain Arena, Estero—The Harlem Globetrotters, 2017 World Tour, Feb. 24; germainarena.com. Gulf Coast Runners—Coconut 5K, Feb. 26, Lowdermilk Park, Naples; gcrunners.org. Heil Luthringer Foundation for MS—MS GAL “Polka Dot Bandana” 5K Run/Walk, Feb. 11, Naples; empowermenteducation.org. NAMI of Collier County—2017 NAMI Walk,
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Parkinson Association of SWFL—PASFI Walk, Feb. 25, Centennial Bank, Naples; naplesgov.com/Calendar.
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Artis—Naples—Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Feb. 7-10; Upright Citizens Brigade Touring Company, Feb. 16; Twyla Tharp Dance, Fiftieth Anniversary Tour, Feb. 20; The Second City, Feb. 28; Miami City Ballet, with the Naples Philharmonic, Feb. 28; artisnaples.org.
Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Improv Café and Improv Tonight, Feb. 4; Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, School Edition, Feb. 10-12; Stage It! 10 Minute Plays, Feb. 18-19; Celebration of Poetry, Feb. 21; Broadway’s Next Hit Musical, Feb. 24; artcenterbonita.org.
Gulfshore Opera—Grand Opera Scenes, Feb. 1, Von Liebig Art Center, Naples; A Taste of Opera, Feb. 2, Marco Island Hideaway, Marco Island; Mozart Concert Arias and Rare Vocal Gems, Artis—Naples, Feb. 3, Daniels Pavilion, Naples; gulfshoreopera.org. ™
Gulfshore Playhouse, Naples—The Hound of the Baskervilles, Feb. 11-Mar. 12, Norris Center, Naples; gulfshoreplayhouse.org.
Theater on Marco—Singin’ Broadway, Southwest Florida favorites and special guests sing some of the best hits of Broadway, Feb. 24-26, Marco Lutheran Church; theateronmarco.com. The Marco Players—Cookin’ with Gus, Feb. 8-26, The Marco Players theater, Marco Island; themarcoplayers.com.
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What would you do for the love of art? Saturday, February 25, 2017 6:30 pm
The Naples Players— Dead Accounts, Feb. 1-26; Bell, Book, and Candle, through Feb. 5, Fifth Avenue South, Naples; naplesplayers.org.
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Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples—Comics Robert Kelly, Feb. 2-5; Jimmy Keys, Feb. 6; Rich Vos, Feb. 14-19; Bobby Collins, Feb. 24-26; offthehookcomedy.com.
For tickets or more information, please call 239.262.6517 or visit NaplesArt.org
Opera Naples—Friends Event – Valentine’s Day Romantic Party, Feb. 14; An Evening with Maestro Lewis Kaplan (Beaux Arts), Feb. 21; Angela Meade in Concert, Feb. 28; operanaples.org. Southwest Florida Performing Arts Center—Jack-
Sponsored by:
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TheatreZone—Amadeus, Feb. 9-19; My Broadway with Larry Alexander, Feb. 21; An Evening with Maureen McGovern, Feb. 23-24; theatrezone-florida.com.
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BETH AND BOB MARCHI MELISSA AND JARED KAPLAN
CHARLIE MCDONALD & TIM GIBBONS/CHARLIE MCDONALD PHOTOGRAPHY
JUDY AND NORMAN FREEDMAN, LOIS TAYLOR
CORRINNA KELLER, JOANNA STEENBURGH
RACHAEL JOHNSTON, JARED KAPLAN JADA ANASTASIA, GINA LUCIA LYNN SCRIBANTE, LAURIE DAMBRAUSKAS LYBA, MARGIE SCRIBANTE
PARKER, KYLE AND AMANDA BATEMAN
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PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS
DONNA AND DAN HONC, CRYSTAL ROBERTSON
WHAT: INAUGURAL BOO BALL, A HALLOWEEN-THEMED FUNDRAISING GALA THAT RAISED MORE THAN $140,000 TO SUPPORT GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN OF LEE COUNTY WHO: SUPPORTERS OF PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS WHERE: SIDNEY & BERNE DAVIS ART CENTER KATIE DAMMINGER, LUMARY VELAZQUEZ, EMILY GOLDEN, SARAH HOOGERHYDE, ALLY THOMASON, ADELIE LANDIS, MELISSA COFTA
JENNIFER AND JOE PAVICH
STACEY HERRING, AMANDA JARON, SONYA SAWYER, SHARON DELAURA, KRISTA FOGELSONG
SONYA AND BRIAN SAWYER
JENNA PERSONS, SENATOR LIZBETH BENACQUISTO, KELLIE BURNS, SANDY STILWELL
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Sense of Place Shelly Stayer
is known for generously supporting numerous local causes; when seated at a charitable event, her auction paddle is always poised to rise. The 8-year Naples resident is co-owner ofJohnsonville Sausage with husband Ralph Stayer, whose father started the now global company. Stayer recently donated $3 million to the Shelter for Abused Women and Children for a shelter in Immokalee to help human trafficking victims. She is also chair of American Cancer Society’s Bucket List Bash this month, featuring an appearance by Andrea Bocelli.
Bucket List Topper: To meet the Pope and spend the day with Andrea Bocelli, happening soon.
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4. On shopping for fashion: I teach my girls high-low shopping: T-shirts can come from Target and the sweater can be from Marissa Collections or Saks Fifth Avenue. It’s a Shuttlecocks current trend that should stick around. 5. Now reading: The Nine of Us: Growing Up Kennedy by Jean Kennedy Smith Hardest lesson learned: Being an 6. Signature drink: Leinenkughel Summer Shandy. All cheeseheads drink beer. entrepreneur can be a curse! 7. Naples’ best-kept secret: La Femme Perfumery. Cool Parisian store 3 and Isabelle is the best makeup artist anywhere. Bha! Bha! Persian Bistro 8. Coveted jewelry designer: Mattia Cielo 4 9. Where she takes out-of-town guests: Mercato. It’s cool, hip, and the “it” place to be day and night.
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Alberta Ferretti sweater, Saks Fifth Avenue
EMILY BRUHN, COURTESY OF THE NELSON-ATKINS MUSEUM OF ART
ROLAND SCARPA PHOTOGRAPHY
1. What few people know about her: I love to fish. I frequent Walmart. I choose boating over golf every time. I’d go fourwheeling, snowmobiling, or jet skiing and cancel every ladies’ luncheon. And yes, we eat sausage every day. 2. Favorite artist: Claes Odenburg. I love his outdoor sculptures. 3. Favorite local restaurants: Bha! Bha! Persian Bistro, hands down, and tied with Sea Salt.
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