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March 2017

features 78 / Living the Dream

Inspiration abounds in the design of a modern home for a Naples family

BY LINDSAY DAY | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESSICA KLEWICKI GLYNN

86 / Cycling in Paradise

The ultimate A-to-Z guide on where to ride and what to wear on the road

BY CHELLE KOSTER WALTON

82 / I Want it All

Diamond-encrusted interiors? Anything is possible with bespoke autos

BY HOWARD WALKER

94 / Time Capsule

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JESSICA KLEWICKI GLYNN

Fashion looks inspired by a trip through decades of style PHOTOGRAPHY BY GABOR JURINA

110/ Natural Wonders

The beauty of the Everglades through an artist’s eye PHOTOGRAPHY BY MAC STONE

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departments 24 / From the Editor 26 / NaplesIllustrated.com

Irish cocktails; quick and healthy recipes; sensory sleep gadgets; and more

30 / In Focus

The Friends of Artis–Naples’ Philharmonic Gala; Naples Historical Society Gala; Women’s Foundation of Collier County’s Power of the Purse event

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41 / Insider

One on one with Pro Football Hall of Famer Andre Reed and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer John Sebastian, both coming to Naples; Celebrity Martini Glass Auction sneak peek

47 / Style

Step out in spring’s “it” color for evening looks

50 / Vanity

High-tech and innovative ingredients in the world of beauty

52 / Treasure

Revel in the magical hues of moonstone jewels

54 / The Goods

Adam Mahr of A Mano, Naples, on bringing new meaning to the luxurious gift

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56 / Finds

All the essentials for the perfect modern picnic

61 / Abode

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A grand design gesture for the powder room; custom furniture with a twist; and tips and tricks for growing citrus

67 / Escape

Genteel outdoor pursuits and pristine nature await at Primland in the Blue Ridge Mountains

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207 72 / Weekender

Bask in the romantic allure of Pelican Grand Beach Resort’s new penthouse suite

BY ANNA BJORLIN

74 / High Road

Porsche updates its 911 with a turbocharged engine that adds power and sophistication

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ON THE COVER:

PHOTOGRAPHER: GABOR JURINA MODEL: AMANDA NIMMO, SPOT 6 MANAGEMENT, TORONTO CLOTHING: CAROLINA HERRERA SILK STRAPLESS GINGHAM GOWN JEWELRY: PROVIDENT JEWELRY RING, BRACELET HAIR & MAKEUP: HEATHER BLAINE FOR BUYING INFORMATION, TURN TO PAGE 216.

119 / Taste

Fresh twists on the Moscow Mule; new brunch spots and unique offerings; redefining ramen; and more dining delights

128 / Pour

The craft spirits market grows in Florida within boutique settings

BY MARK SPIVAK

151 / Balance

Destress with flower power; kids’ camps for spring break; recreating a pampering spa experience at home; and more

158 / Wealth

What to consider when investing in wine

BY JUDY MARTEL

207/ Agenda

Smash-hit Broadway musical Something Rotten! comes to Artis— Naples

218 / Seen

NAMI’s Hope Shines Luncheon; Make-A-Wish Southern Florida’s Annual Tea; NEC’s Bootstrap Boogie Barn Dance; NCH Hospital Ball; Friends of Foster Children’s Circle of Friends Luncheon, Sip & Sample

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224 / Sense of Place

Ashley Gerry on all things fashionable, her sweet go-to hostess gift, and some of her favorite places around town

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Ralph Waldo Emerson famously said, “It is a happy talent to know how to play.” Indeed it is. And embracing that talent is good for the mind, soul, and body. There is no doubt, and many studies have shown, that making time for the things you enjoy can tamp down stress and make you more productive and happier, among other health benefits.

In this issue, we focus on pursuits of leisure, which can be defined in a multitude of ways. We take you inside the Naples home of Irl and Sue Engelhardt, who designed their modern retreat to suit their active lifestyle without sacrificing serenity and warmth. See how they did it in “Living the Dream,” starting on page 78.

Whether you are a first-time visitor or a longtime resident of Naples, chances are you either own a bike or you’ll soon be renting one in this bicycle-friendly town. Cycling is a perfect way to spend an afternoon of leisure, see the sights, or get a vigorous workout to improve endurance, and maybe even train for a race. If that’s your passion, turn to page 86 and allow us to take you “Cycling in Paradise,” our A-to-Z guide that covers everything from where to ride, what to wear (with an eye toward performance and fashion), the latest gadgets you didn’t know you needed but will soon not want to live without, and much more.

If your idea of leisure leans more toward four wheels than two, buckle up for a journey through the world of bespoke automobiles, where customized offerings go far beyond checking boxes for extras or unique paint colors.

Turn to page 104, and you are sure to say “I Want It All” after you see how automakers are turning buyers’ dreams into the most luxurious reality.

Cheers to taking time out to catch our breath and always remembering playtime is not just for children.

TURN TO PAGE 110 TO REDISCOVER THE BEAUTY OF THE EVERGLADES THROUGH THE LENS OF ACCLAIMED PHOTOGRAPHER MAC STONE, WHO IS COMING TO NAPLES THIS MONTH.

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I play with leaves. I skip down the street and run against the wind.” —Leo Buscaglia

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Season is in high gear, and it’s easy to fall into a nutritional slump.

If eating healthier is a personal goal, make sure to stop by naplesillus trated.com/chefs nutrition for a peek at some quick and healthy recipes, courtesy of Chef Jeff Mitchell of The Local.

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Everyone’s favorite Irish holiday lands this month, and if you’ve had your fill of green beer and Guinness, why not try something different? Celebrate Ireland’s patron saint by mixing up this delicious cocktail recipe, complete with a kick of Celtic inspiration.

Ingredients (serves 1) 2 oz. Elit by Stolichnaya 1/2 oz. Green Chartreuse 1/2 oz. dry vermouth 2 dashes Regan’s Orange Bitters No. 6 Grapefruit twist

Pour all ingredients into a mixing glass with ice and stir until cold. Strain and serve up. Garnish with a grapefruit twist, expressed and discarded.

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He and The Lovin’ Spoonful gained acclaim for creating a musical counter-revolution at the height of Beatlemania that led to Sebastian’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2000 and the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2008. On March 14 and 15, Sebastian will be performing two shows at TheatreZone in Naples, where guests can expect a rollicking good time with the American Roots folk legend. –Anna Bjorlin

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NI: What was Lovin’ Spoonful’s secret sauce?

Sebastian: The main thing Spoonful approached differently than most American groups was that we were interested in more than one type of music. Instead of saying a single has to sound the same as our other ones so people will know it’s us, we figured we could be a band that was unrecognizable from single to single so we’d sound different each time. Plus, our jug band music had some humor to it at a time when humor was beginning to go out of rock and roll music; it was becoming serious.

What iconic songs can fans expect to hear during your performances in Naples?

I love the freedom of playing as a single guy because I can play off the audience’s reactions. Rest assured, the audience will hear plenty of Spoonful hits like “Do You Believe in Magic.”

How did the Beatles influence your music, if at all?

We weren’t aiming to compete or even compare with them; we just wanted to hang as our own little neighbor-

hood band. When we put out a single, we thought it’d be great to be visible for a month or two, so the fact that we got six or seven singles on the charts during the Beatles’ most powerful period—as well as during the era of The Birds and The Beach Boys—was an unexpected success.

Looking back on your career, what has been a memorable moment?

There are different types of situations that are incredible, wonderful moments, and they’re not all what you’d expect. For example, I had a moment where I was playing with Johnny Johnson, the pianist who made 85 percent of Chuck Berry’s records and the subject of Johnny B. Goode. We were playing a Chuck Berry tune, which required me to play the “Mama’s Little Baby” guitar part, and Johnny went into this rolling boogie-woogie overlay that was on those original singles; it sent me into paroxysms.

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Sneak peek: 2017 glasses feature sports legend Mike Ditka (designed by Marcus Zoster) and Misty Copeland (designed

by Michele Kortbawi Wilk), the first African-American to be appointed principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre.

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Left: Lin-Manuel Miranda from the Broadway hit Hamilton (designed by Marjorie Pesek).

Right: The President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush glass (designed by The Bead Boutique) honors the longest married couple in presidential history, who celebrated their 72nd anniversary this year.

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Where is the best place for celebrity spotting in Naples? This winter, it was the waterfront Moorings home of Tom and Betsy Matlock for a Celebrity Martini Glass Auction patron party.

Attendees were instructed, via hand-delivered invitation, to bring their favorite A-Lister, in the form of a beautifully designed martini glass. Guests received special boxes to pack their “celebrities” in, which were then transported to the party. All the glasses, which were bid on and won at previous Celebrity Martini Glass Auctions, were autographed by famous figures, including Ben Affleck, Kevin Spacey, and Sheryl Crow, and decorated by artists to reflect the signee.

No one was more pleased to revisit some of the one-of-akind showpieces than Brenda Melton, CMGA’s founder. In 2010, when HBO’s popular comedy series Sex and the City made it to the big screen for round two of its movie franchise, Melton first launched her idea to auction celebrity-autographed martini glasses for charity. The inaugural event was held in the Saks Fifth Avenue shoe department in Naples and has since snowballed into a popular, exclusive affair that has raised more than $500,000 in each of the past two years.

“It is mind blowing to me to think that it all started in that shoe department where we had 30 signed celebrity glasses going for approximately $200 each,” says Melton. “Fast forward seven years and, depending on the celebrity and designer, a glass can go anywhere from $3,000 to $70,000.”

As for the allure of the glasses and the event, Melton credits star power. “Celebrities take you to a world of imagination,” she says. Since its inception, CMGA has benefited various charities. This year, the funds raised will go exclusively to PAWS Assistance Dogs (pawsassistancedogs.org), which provides wounded veterans and special-needs children with skilled assistance dogs. The two-year training process for each dog costs approximately $35,000 and there is an ever-growing wait list of hopeful recipients.

Last fall, the first group of dogs, deemed “the lucky 7,” who came out of PAWS’ initial partnership with the CMGA, officially graduated and were placed with deserving individuals.

This year’s Celebrity Martini Glass Auction will take place March 26 at Artis—Naples. (naplescmga.com) —Liza Grant Smith

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When the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra performs at Artis— Naples as part of this year’s Visiting Orchestra Series, the musicians will have a new look.

The March 1 concert marks the renowned orchestra’s first appearance in Naples since changing their uniform, one that had been in place for many decades. For the new concert attire, prominent designers Dame Vivienne Westwood and Andreas Kronthaler created the Philharmonic Suit, a functional and elegant take on traditional performance garments. The men’s suit consists of a black mohair and wool cutaway jacket in a modern interpretation of the traditional tailcoat, blackand-white striped fine wool trousers, and a double-breasted waistcoat. The women’s suit is a black wool coat adjusted to fit the female silhouette, slim-cut classic trousers, and a silk wrap top. Each tailor-made bespoke suit includes a hand-stitched label combining the Vivienne Westwood and Vienna Philharmonic signatures. —R.R.

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While holding several football records isn’t surprising for a NFL Hall of Famer, Andre Reed also holds recordlevel passion for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Having been involved with his hometown’s Club since he was seven years old, the former Buffalo Bills and Washington Redksins wide receiver is currently an ambassador for the national organization, and launched his own namesake foundation (andrereedfoundation.org) that also strives to help underprivileged children reach their full potential.

“There are over 4,200 Boys and Girls Clubs in the country, and I’d love to visit them all,” says Reed. “Right now, I have a goal of visiting at least one in each state.”

Reed grew up in a home with two full-time working parents, who were not always there when he and his siblings arrived home from school. His local Club filled the void, while also teaching him teamwork and respect.

“We all look for a safe haven, a place in your life where there’s structure,” Reed says. “I was competitive by nature and pretty relentless when it came to getting something done, but I learned things there that I carry with me today, such as being a model citizen. A lot of kids tell me they want to be FOR THE FULL INTERVIEW like me, so there’s an obligation I have to set a good example for them WITH REED, INCLUDING HIS because someone set one for me. That’s my motto.”

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One strange date (CreateSpace Independent Publishing, 2017), which Shames describes as a “genre-bending caper romance,” follows a wild first date between a seemingly innocent Key West college student and a con man. Shames sprinkles Naples landmarks throughout the novel, including the Naples Pier and Gordon Drive, where a car chase culminates in a stolen Bentley sinking in the Gulf. “I do think it adds a dimension when the settings are familiar to people,” Shames says, noting that he and his wife, Marilyn, split their time between Asheville, North Carolina, and Naples, where they spend winters. “Key West is very funky and Naples is quite elegant, so the contrast between the two was pretty appealing.” One Strange Date is Shames’ eleventh Key West novel. He is also the author or co-author of five best-selling non-fiction books. —Rebecca Rehm

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Basket of Sweetness

Jane Birkin and her wicker basket were inseparable in the ’70s, and designers have reincarnated the accessory as springtime’s signature arm candy ever since. Presenting a lighthearted take on the staple, the Charlotte Olympia watermelon basket handbag ($2,245) embodies quintessential Florida chic. Turn the page for more playful pink picks.

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Plush shades of rose step out as spring’s “it” color for feminine evening looks SATIN FINISH Pilgrim Micro chain bag in salmon satin with strass buckle ($1,675), Roger Vivier, rogervivier.com

HOT HANDED Lambskin clutch ($1,275), Chanel, special order, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples

FRUIT PUNCH Melon beaded laser-cut motif earrings ($390), Oscar de la Renta, Marissa Collections, Naples

GLITTERING INNOCENCE Bibibop platform peep-toe Mary Janes ($895), similar styles, Christian Louboutin, christian​ louboutin.com

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BLUSHING BEAUTY Duchesse clutch in pink ($2,495), Judith Leiber, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples

VALENTINO SPRING/ SUMMER 2017 A diaphanous dress draws inspiration from Hieronymus Bosch’s triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights.

FLAMINGO FLAIR Lupita suede sandals in mango ($625), Alexandre Birman, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples KISS THIS Valentino Garavani Spring/Summer 2017 minaudiere with lipstick ($895), Valentino, Marissa Collections, Naples

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4. BLUE SKIES 1920s Etna bracelet with moonstones, cabochon sapphires, and diamonds set in 18-karat white gold, price upon request. Yamron Jewelers, Naples (239-5927707, yamron.com) 5. SNAKE ALONG John Hardy Legends Cobra bracelet with grey moonstone beads, black onyx, and sterling silver, $1,900. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-592-5900, saks fifthavenue.com) 6. STAR BRIGHT Buccellati cocktail ring with a moonstone and diamonds set in 18-karat gold, $27,500. Provident Jewelry, Naples (239-649-7200, providentjewelry.com) 7. CLOUD NINE Lagos Eclipse statement ring with a green moonstone, blue sapphires, and 18-karat gold set in sterling silver, $6,500. (lagos.com)

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VERRES DE BIOT The French hand-blown tableware is made of bubble glass, a technique that incorporates small bubbles into each decorative shape. The talented artisans, a father and son in Biot, France, design each piece exclusively to Mahr’s specifications. The tinted molten glass is blown into goblets, bowls, pitchers, plates, and other tableware items in a variety of beautiful hues.

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THE IMPOSSIBLE COLLECTION OF WINE This exquisite hand-bound opus is ideal for the wine connoisseur who has everything. The Impossible Collection of Wine: The 100 Most Exceptional Vintages of the Twentieth Century (Assouline Publishing, 2016) is a limited edition and it’s as spectacular as it is enormous, weighing in at more than 10 pounds. Compiled by Enrico Bernardo, one of the world’s most notable sommeliers, the book highlights vintages from around the world and contains pieces of history, such as an image of Jackie Kennedy setting a table and a scribbled-on menu from a White House lunch with exquisite wine and Champagne pairings.

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Adam Mahr opened A Mano (which means “made by hand” in Italian and Spanish) in Georgetown in 1994, then expanded in Naples in 2000. Initially, the shop focused mostly on handcrafted pottery from Europe, where Mahr studied and traveled extensively, and now includes women’s jewelry, accessories, home furnishings, and other unique gifts.

“Real luxury is taking the time to search for a present that makes a personal connection.

It’s not the price tag or the designer label,” Mahr says. “What are their interests? What places have you gone together? It should represent a meaningful bond between the one who purchased it and the one who gets it. That’s a luxurious gift.” Handmade gifts tell a story. Here are three picks from A Mano and the stories behind them.

THE PALIO COLLECTION The colorful tableware, handmade and hand-painted in Italy, serves as a nod to Palio di Siena, the fiercely competitive and oldest ongoing horse race on the planet. Districts compete in the legendary race twice a year in Siena, Italy, and it was the focus of a 2015 British documentary, Palio, which received wide acclaim. The tableware illustrates the 17 competing districts in the race; for example, the porcupine refers to Istrice and the giraffe represents Giraffa.

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DOG DAYS Smooth out the “ruff” edges for your canine companion by bringing their own dedicated dish. The BPA-free bowl from ModaPet ($25) with its non-skid base is perfect for refreshment during afternoon play. Fergie’s Closet, Naples (fergiescloset.com)

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While an epicurean spread may be the star of a traditional picnic, modern picnics require an ensemble of stylish elements to garner rave reviews. Cast these savvy players in supporting roles and watch your outdoor production take off.

GOODY TWO SHOES Tory Burch’s go-with-everything Jolie Sandals ($195), adds panache to a lazy afternoon and carries you right into whatever the night may bring. Tory Burch, Naples (239-598-0243, toryburch.com)

MADE IN THE SHADE Umbrellas are not just for singing in the rain. Posh picks from Santa Barbara Designs, such as this frilly Petite Flamenco shade umbrella in Cornflower ($3,815), are the perfect way to maintain a sunny disposition and lighthearted nature. Santa Barbara Designs, (sbumbrella.com)

SOUND CHECK Cue the picnic soundtrack. A wireless Bluetooth Megaboom Speaker from Ultimate Ears ($300) delivers 360-degree sound in a lightweight, waterproof design.

With up to 20 hours of battery life and Siri voice integration (meaning you just say it to play it), you can let the music move you. Apple Store, Naples (239254-4240, apple.com)

SECURITY BLANKET Stay grounded with this baby alpaca throw from Jonathan Adler ($295).

Thanks to its supremely soft feel and chic chevron design, you are destined to be sitting pretty. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239592-5900, saksfifthav​ enue.com.)

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SHORT AND SWEET Don’t save these bite-sized French treats for the wee (or should we say oui?) hours of the night. Choose from 20 flavors of macarons at Le Macaron, from Passion Fruit Dark Chocolate to Sicilian Pistachi, and customize your own box of 24 ($52). Le Macaron, Naples (239-260-7066, lemacaron-us.com)

BOTTLE SERVICE Louis Vuitton’s elegant one bottle case ($7,800) features a customizable exterior and crystal glasses nestled inside luxurious velvet lining. Only high-end varietals need apply to this VIP club. Louis Vuitton, Naples, (239-2540456, louisvuitton.com)

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HEAD OVER HEELS This straw chapeau from Eric Javits ($325) will have you brimming with confidence on bright South Florida days. Aptly named the “Picnic,” this elegant topper keeps the sun out (receiving the highest rating of 50+ UPF in independent testing) and style in with a hand-embroidered flower adorning the crown.

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READY TO ROLL It’s impossible not to keep your eye on the ball with Uncommon Goods’ bocce ball set ($320). Colorful, hand-painted details and a universal spirit of competitiveness will make this a lively addition to your outdoor festivities. Uncommon Goods (uncommongoods.com)

ABOVE BOARD Show off your knife skills with the four-pieces of stainless steel cutlery that come with this sleek bamboo Soirée Cheese Board Set ($56) from Toscana. Hidden magnets keep everything in place, so you’re at the ready whenever you get the urge to say “cheese.” Nordstrom, Naples (239-325-6100, nordstrom.com)

PRESSING ISSUE Wtrmln Wtr ($4 per bottle) has become a buzz-worthy beverage that celebs (and enlightened commoners) are sipping. Three simple ingredients—watermelon flesh, watermelon rind, and organic lemon—are cold pressed to make the drink, which also helps farmers profit from their blemished, sunburned, or scarred melons that were historically discarded. Whole Foods Market, Naples (239-5525100, wholefoodsmarket.com)

FIRED UP The exterior of this travel-sized charcoal Lotus Grill from Artland ($300), keeps its cool during operation. A batteryoperated fan allows you to adjust from low to high heat with a twist of the dial.

The interior bowl and grill grate clean easily in the dishwasher, making it a star during and after its performance.

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A NOSH ABOVE Wynn’s Market has plenty of gourmet delights to enjoy your outdoor tête–à–tête, from salads (chunky chicken, lobster, or pasta) to an array of cheeses sourced from around the globe. Try pairing your fromage with an Australianmade Fruit Pyramid spread from Valley Produce Company. In a rush? Call ahead or order selections online.

Wynn’s Market, Naples (239-261-7157, wynnsonline.com) BEST CASE SCENARIO Launch an elegant four-person affair with the goodies secured inside this natural willow, suitcase-style picnic basket from Picnic Time. A treasure trove of upscale dining accouterments, from hand-blown wine glasses to porcelain plates, add the perfect panache to your outdoor feast. Williams-Sonoma, Naples (239-514-2213, williamssonoma.com)

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lends itself to a grand design gesture. In this jewel of a space, in a private residence in Le Parc, designer RenĂŠe Gaddis combined mineral and glamour for an unexpected, wholly modern presentation. Shimmering silver-blue wall covering offers an elegant counterpoint to the earthiness of the blue agate acrylic panel that dominates one wall. The composition is balanced by an integrated Arabescato Bianco sink and sculptural wall faucet for a net effect that is at once impactful and tranquil. RenĂŠe Gaddis Interiors, Naples (239-431-8352, reneegaddis.com)

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CITRUS TREES Move to Florida and start your day with a glass of fresh-squeezed juice from your backyard citrus tree. It sounds easy, but when trying to grow citrus, many people realize it’s a lot trickier than one might think.

“Fifteen or more years ago, everyone had orange or tangerine or lemon trees in their backyard,” says Bill Etzel, president of the Collier County Fruit Growers Council. “Today, when people ask me about what citrus to plant, I tell them don’t do it.”

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Still, at the Collier County Fruit Grower Council’s plant sales, citrus is the first plant to sell out, even with the “grow at your own risk” warnings that come with them.

Richard Wilson, a certified citrus grower and owner of Excalibur Fruit Trees, which grows, sells, and installs citrus across the southern half of Florida, acknowledges the challenges citrus trees face, but is confident that backyard growers can find success.

“When you decide to grow citrus, you have to set up a process to maintain your trees,” Wilson says. “It’s much easier to keep a tree healthy than it is to try to fix one that isn’t doing well.”

For starters, Wilson advises planting a tree in a hole as large as the pot you buy it in, without adding fertilizer or potting soil. The root ball should be slightly above ground level. As the soil from the pot settles, the tree will sink to the appropriate level. Then, follow this watering schedule: First month, water daily Second month, water six days a week Third month, water five days a week If leaves curl, it’s windy, or the temperature is over 80 degrees (which is most days in Naples), water every other day, even if you have an established tree.

Fertilization and pest control are also critical. Wilson suggests using a palm tree fertilizer monthly, which is the equivalent of giving the tree a multi-vitamin. When trees begin to bloom, apply a copper fungicide (available at home improvement stores and nurseries). Sulfur applications control powdery and downy mildew if that affects your plants, but it won’t penetrate the fruit scar (where the fruit attaches to the branch), keeping the fruit safe to eat.

If you’re a newbie making a first attempt at growing citrus, Wilson recommends starting with Valencia or Hamlin oranges, Persian limes, pummelos, or Eureka lemons.

For something to impress your neighbors, Wilson’s pick is the red lime, an easy-togrow, petite tree that bears bright-skin fruit and burnt orange flesh—and is sweet to eat.

Even the skin is edible. —Kelley Marcellus

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Abode WHAT TO PLANT NOW: ZINNIAS Heat-loving zinnias are among the easiest flowering plants to cultivate, making them a perfect choice for novice and experienced gardeners who like a burst of color in their spring and summer gardens. Sown in early March, plants begin blooming in April and thrive through the summer, says Britt Patterson-Weber, youth program director with the Naples Botanical Garden.

Zinnias attract butterflies, hummingbirds, and beneficial insects and can be grown in beds or containers. The plant can tolerate Southwest Florida’s hot sun and benefits from organic compost, a bloom-boosting fertilizer, and a moderate watering schedule. Flowers come in a kaleidoscope of colors, and, as cousins of daisies and sunflowers, zinnias range from single-petaled stunners to full and dahlia-like blooms packed with petals.

The following are among PattersonWeber’s favorite varieties.

Cactus Flowered zinnias grow to a height of nearly three feet and produce showy flowers in seven colors on sturdy stalks. It’s best watered from the root early in the day to prevent mildew from forming on foliage. Be sure to provide ample space between plants for better air circulation.

Envy zinnias are distinguished by the flower’s distinctive green hue. Deadheading—or removing finished blooms— will encourage more flowers to grow, while pinching back young plants will help the mature plant become bushier.

Candy Cane zinnias feature cheery red stripes on white flowers and scarletorange highlights on gold petals. These vibrant blooms are approximately four inches across, and plants should be grown approximately 18-24 inches apart.

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A NEW TWIST ON STYLE

TRENDING: Marble Effect

Custom furniture is nothing new; but customizing for the same price as a standard piece—and taking delivery in a few days—is a concept whose time has come.

Enter Twist Modern, a new Naples-based retailer that combines DIY and bespoke principles to create a unique offering. Inspired by consumers’ desire to have one-of-a-kind pieces without the hefty price tags or wait times, Michael and Shannon Cape developed a line of furnishings that can be customized with frame finishes, cushion fabrics and colors, and side panels. Panel patterns range from laser-cut to veneer and leather to PVC, and can be applied to chairs, credenzas, and cocktail and side tables. Perhaps best of all, the design process can be done entirely online. (800-679-1093, twistmodern.com)

Marble has been a material of choice since ancient Greek and Roman sculptors carved statues in homage to the gods.

Today, the richly veined stone is still sought after as a luxe surface in kitchens and baths. In fact, its look is so distinctive that it has moved beyond countertops and floors to inspire wall treatments and even soft goods such as this hand-knotted Tibetan wool and silk rug by Rodarte for the rug company. The marble effect, achieved by layering mineral colors such as copper and gravel gray, creates the illusion of movement and an interesting tension between classicism and modernity.

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By Liza Grant Smith Naples-based professional organizer Marla Ottenstein (above) offers her top tips and tricks to declutter and optimize use of every space. (professional organiz​erflorida.com) What is your organizing philosophy?

Ottenstein: Less is truly more. The less stuff you have, the less stuff you have to put away, the less stuff you have to straighten, the less stuff you have to look at and say to yourself, “I need to get organized” or “I need to get rid of this.”

What is an effective approach to get organized and stay motivated?

Set priorities and then start small. I always say to people, “Start with the smallest room.” Often there is a space that is either not being utilized to its fullest or being utilized in the wrong way. There are ways to use spaces differently, and the goal is to take underutilized space and utilize it to the max.

Start with the laundry room or underneath the kitchen sink. Go one shelf, or one cabinet, at a time. Take everything out of one, clean it, and then put back only those items you actually use. It’s instant gratification.

How do you decide what to keep?

Only keep the things that have to do with your life and your lifestyle. Whatever goes back into that drawer or space has to be something that you actually use—and not just one time a year.

What are critical purchases when it comes to getting organized?

People who have a tendency not to be organized also have a tendency to buy everything: every book about organizing to every container you can imagine.

The only things I suggest people buy are a good label maker and a rolling file cart. The Container Store (containerstore.com) has a product line called Elfa that makes a letter-size, two-drawer file cart on wheels. I have everything for my business and personal life in the cart.

What’s something that proved to be a game changer for one of your clients?

In Naples, I was called in by a working mom of three boys. She thought her problem area was the dining room, which they wanted to turn into an office for her and her husband, but [the problem] was actually the kitchen counter. Everyone put stuff on the kitchen island.

I went into the laundry room and emptied out a utility closet that was filled with things they weren’t even using. I measured where each boy could reach and moved the shelves down so each son had a shelf. They were given ownership and a dedicated space for their things.

What’s your goal as an organizer?

My job is to get clients started and give them the incentive to continue. I always say the best day in my life is when a client says, “You know what? I can do this myself.”

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A gem in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Primland beguiles with genteel outdoor pursuits and pristine nature

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Clockwise from above: Tree Houses are perched among the branches; a Tree House bedroom; Elements at The Lodge; indoor pools at the Native American-themed spa. Opening page: Primland is tucked into 12,000 wild acres in Virginia’s Meadows of Dan.

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n the wide world of experiential travel, there are places that promise an authentic nature adventure and places that deliver one. Primland, a sprawling retreat in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, is among the dying breed of the latter.

The 12,000-acre property in the Meadows of Dan is largely untouched, affording uncommon interaction with the natural world. Winding paths lead to stunning overlooks, where the blue haze of the aptly named mountain range comes into view and expands our very notion of scale. Trails point the way to gently undulating slopes, offering simplicity and silence, two profound gifts in a hectic world. Night skies sparkle with an intensity we only realize exists when all obstacles are removed. And in the depths of the preserved property, there are patches of land that so clearly belong to the deer, wild turkeys, and golden eagles that any human presence somehow feels like a trespass—and that’s okay; the beauty is in knowing it’s there.

That’s what makes Primland so real and why a reconnection with nature and self isn’t just marketing talk. Though simple pleasures are the foundation of the Primland experience, you’re not likely to feel like Henry David Thoreau in the Walden Woods. There’s a sense of refinement here that cultivated travelers embrace. It’s palpable in everything from the private,

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• Hit the reset button with a Native American day package at the spa. It includes a blue corn and honey scrub, a massage, and a facial.

• Taste the local “white lightning” at The Old Home Place, a restored still that offers moonshine tastings and stories about bygone bootleggers. Primland offers covered wagon rides to the still.

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guided excursions into the backcountry to the nine-course tastings at the chef’s table to the environmentally sensitive architecture.

The Lodge at Primland—the main gathering place—is a LEED-certified building crafted with American chestnut from old barns, reclaimed oak from the Shenandoah Valley, and roof tiles made from recycled tires. The Lodge houses 26 guest rooms and suites with gorgeous views of the mountains and the acclaimed Highland golf course, plus a Native American–inspired spa, and two of the dining venues found on property. The signature restaurant, Elements, features farm-fresh cuisine with organic, sustainable ingredients, most of which are sourced within the region.

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sentially applewood-smoked bacon coated with sugar and maple syrup and baked to the point of caramelization. Vegans and dieters need not apply.

Accommodations are many and varied, and all foster a sense of escape. The newest of the bunch are the Pinnacle Cottages, which, as the name suggests, are perched on the Pinnacles of Dan, some 2,800 feet above sea level. Mountain panoramas are admitted via floor-to-ceiling windows, natural woods and stones promote a sense of rustic chic, and two-story arrangements are ideal for group or family travel.

But there’s nothing like sleeping in the treetops. Literally surrounded by branches and leaves, the Tree Houses make it possible to wake to the sound of birdsong and the brisk mountain breeze. Wrap your hands

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Clockwise from top left: Decks wrap around the Tree Houses for a panoramic view; the main gathering area at The Lodge; food imitates art at Elements; the observatory opens to the stars; Primland offers guide-led off-road adventures on RTVs; archery target practice.

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Outdoor seating and a fire pit beckon at The Lodge.

Right: The Donald Steeldesigned Highland course

around a mug of hot cocoa and step out onto the wraparound wood deck, the perfect vantage point sunrise to sunset.

The world will feel a million miles away.

Primland is deservedly renowned for outdoor sport, and its rambling grounds offer opportunities for fly-fishing, clay and wing shooting, sustainable hunting, off-road RTV adventures, horseback riding, and archery. The Donald Steel– designed golf course is a big attraction, not only for the challenges it presents

(it’s rated at 75.1 strokes with a slope of 150) but also for the sheer beauty of the terrain. As Steel noted when he first saw the land, “It reminded me of the highlands of Scotland.”

One of the joys at Primland is the winding down of each day, celebrated with a wine tasting at The Lodge, around the fire pit or inside by the fireplace. It’s a moment worth savoring, especially in the company of kindred spirits. (866-9607746, primland.com) «

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Bask in the private paradise of the Pelican Grand Beach Resort’s new penthouse suite By Anna Bjorlin Looking for a romantic escape but don’t want to drive too far? Head to Fort Lauderdale’s Pelican Grand Beach Resort to check out its new penthouse, aptly named Sky Suite.

The Sky Suite’s modern, eco-contemporary design encapsulates a series of bright, open spaces that include dining and living rooms as well as a private elevator that opens into the apartment. Its location on the twelfth floor ensures a peaceful atmosphere and unparalleled ocean views.

The main attractions are the balcony and, surprisingly, the master bath. The former measures 1,100 square feet and boasts a rooftop shower, a sunning area with lounge chairs, and a MicroSilk tub outfitted with Chromotherapy, light therapy, and massage jets.

It’s the perfect vantage point to enjoy the sprawling panorama of aqua hues. The latter features a state-of-the-art marble steam shower (built for two) with Bluetooth capability.

It’s plausible to check into the Sky Suite and not want to venture out.

But there are plenty of other reasons to check into Pelican Grand. Here are our top three: 1. Beachfront dining. Ocean2000, the resort’s waterfront restaurant, serves upscale American fare in its indoor dining room and lounge. Dinner also is served on the beach or on your balcony while enjoying the 72

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3. Tropical vibe. The resort’s lazy river, infinity pool, and cozy oceanside fire pit are all good reasons to embark on a quick getaway that feels like an escape. (pelicanbeach.com) «

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The Everyday Supercar

By Howard Walker

Porsche updates its iconic 911 with a turbocharged engine that adds power and sophistication Do you love cars? Like, really love cars? Do you crave the thrill of being swept forward on a tsunami of acceleration? Do you get giddy twirling a steering wheel so precise and responsive it could be hardwired into your gray matter? Do you cherish sitting in a driver’s seat that fits tighter than a pair of Spanx? Then you need a Porsche 911.

Any 911 will do. Porsche has been building them since 1963, so there’s no shortage of standout models to choose from. Some are better than others, but each sports its own distinct character and is a thrill ride in its own way.

Over the years, I’ve been lucky enough to drive a fair few. I still tremble when I think of my attempt to tame the cruise missile that was the 930 Turbo from the late ’70s. A memory second only to my experience driving Steve McQueen’s slate-gray 1969 911S Coupe with his son, Chad, in the passenger seat.

Then there’s the 1982 911 SC Targa I owned in the ’80s. It was my car of choice for a midnight thrash along Paris’ Rive Droite, top stowed, the scream of its flat-6 motor ricocheting off the tunnel walls, Eiffel Tower in the rearview. Magical. Just magical.

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cheistas, the 911 is the undisputed icon of the sports car world. And painstaking, continual improvement has made today’s 911s better than anything that came before.

Take the 2017 911 Carrera S Cabriolet I’ve been piloting. This $115,700 bundle of open-air joy is the latest example of how whitecoated Porsche engineers have continued to evolve, hone, and refine this iconic two-seater.

In the quest for better fuel economy and lower emissions, the previous 911’s 3.4- and 3.8-liter flat-6 engines have been jettisoned. Now there’s a new 3.0-liter flat-6 equipped with not one but two turbochargers.

Yet, despite the reduction in engine displacement (3.8 liters down to 3.0), this Carrera S punches out an extra 20 ponies to take the corral up to an impressive 420-horsepower. And whereas the old 3.8 was good for 325 pounds per feet of torque, this turbo-6 delivers 368 pounds per feet of twist.

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a lofty 5,600 rpm, this new motor unleashes its full quota of torques from a mere 1,700 rpm. That hugely enhances the drivability of this latest 911. Now, when you step on the gas, especially when you’ve opted for the lightning-fast 7-speed PDK double-clutch automatic, the response is light-switch immediate.

Just how quick? From standstill, it’ll catapult you to 60 mph in 3.8 seconds. follow howard walker’s wheel world POWER FILE Compare that to the ’70s 930 Turbo—a reviews on naplesillustrated.com PRICE: $115,700/$156,375 as true neck-snapping supercar back in its tested ENGINE: 3.0-liter turbo day—and the zero-to-60 dash would have flat-6 POWER: 420-hp TORQUE: 368 taken 4.9 seconds. That’s progress. And remember, this new 911 can and this latest Carrera S raises pound-feet TRANSMISSION: 7-speed average 28 mpg on the highway. the bar. The car’s electricautomatic 0-60: 3.8 seconds TOP Alas, only a 911 aficionado will be able to distinguish this model assist steering feels scalpelSPEED: 198 mph LENGTH/WIDTH: from its predecessor. Porsche’s 54-year 911 philosophy of evolution, precise, and its poise, balance, 177.1/71.2 inches WHY WE LIKE IT: Because it’s the thrill ride you not revolution, continues here. and agility when hammering can enjoy every day.

Yes, there are new four-spot LED headlights, larger front-air inthrough curves is breathtaking. takes, a redesigned rear deck–air intake, and some fancy 20-inch alIt’s as if the 911 has grown up, loys, but the car essentially looks the same as before. upping its sophistication in the process.

But to pilot this thoroughbred is to absolutely adore it. Drive it roof It’s evident in the suppleness of its ride; hit a pothole and the car’s Idown and the heart grows even fonder. It takes only 13 seconds for beam-stiff body structure just shrugs it off. the tight-fitting canvas top—realized in an eye-popping cherry red in People often ask me what car I’d buy if money were no object. My the case of my tester—to scoot backwards. answer is always the same: Porsche 911. Driving this latest turbo CarNewer generation Porsches have always been sensational to drive, rera only reinforces that choice. «

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1 (19-ounce) package 2 cartons (32 ounces each) Johnsonville® Mild or chicken broth Hot Italian Sausage Links 2 medium zucchini, sliced 2 Tbsp olive oil 1 medium summer 5 medium carrots, sliced squash, sliced 1 large onion, chopped 2 cups kale, thinly sliced 3 celery ribs, chopped 1 pint cherry tomatoes, halved ½ tsp pepper

Grill Italian sausages on the Johnsonville® Sizzling Sausage Grill™ (or cook using your favorite method). Cool slightly; cut into 1/2-inch slices and set aside.

Meanwhile, in a soup pot, heat olive oil and sauté carrots, onion and celery until vegetables are tender, about 10 minutes.

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enamored, and so they went back to the proverbial drawing board. Sue eventually connected with Vero Beach-based architect Clem Schaub, whose clean-lined, brightly lit design style was just what she’d been looking for. The house Schaub designed facilitates a closeness to nature, which is what brought the Engelhardts to Naples in the first place.

“We named our house Soleluna for the sun and the moon,” says Sue. “We come to Naples for the sun, and I love the moon, especially when it’s rising over Cutlass Cove.”

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or St. Louis residents Irl and Sue Engelhardt, Naples has served as an escape from their demanding careers for nearly 20 years. Throughout that period, the Engelhardts have rented or owned a handful of houses, making adjustments and renovating to suit their family’s active, social lifestyle. But in 2011, ready to start from scratch, they finally began the process of building the comfortable, spacious, and smartly designed dwelling they’d been dreaming of. After owning homes in various locations throughout town, in 2003 the couple had bought a house on Gordon Drive. When this latest—and biggest—change came calling, instead of making another move, they decided to stay put and start fresh.

“We knew we wanted to tear down the house we were in,” Sue says. “Then we had the opportunity to buy the lot to the north of us. So we ended up with two and a half lots and thought we could really build something here that doesn’t have to be lot line to lot line and isn’t two or three stories tall; something that lives very casually and is contemporary but gives us a feeling of serenity and warmth.”

With their plan in place, the Engelhardts enlisted builder Randy Kurtz, of Kurtz Homes Naples, who had already seen the couple through two previous renovations. And although they’d already commissioned a local architect to draw up plans for the new house, they weren’t exactly

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A NOD TO THE MOON COMES IN THE FORM OF A SPHERICAL LIGHT FIXTURE, APTLY NAMED LA LUNE, MOUNTED OVER A SOAKING TUB AT THE HOME’S NORTHERNMOST END.

The Hands use the off-season months to catch up on family meals.

“I love to cook and make everything from scratch,” Morgan says.

Floor-to-ceiling windows admit plenty of sunshine into the home. Opposite page: Olga de Amaral’s Dos Mitades III commands a special spot above the fireplace. The piece, says Sue Engelhardt, represents her and Irl as two halves constituting a whole.

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Special design touches throughout the house pay tribute to Sue’s favorite celestial beings. Mounted at the front entry is a bronze Soleluna name plaque custom-designed by a family friend and bearing a sun-and-moon motif. Inside, the sun is represented by a French Polynesian carved-teak sun that hangs on the wall of an exterior stairwell at the south end of the house. And a nod to the moon comes in the form of a spherical light fixture, aptly named La Lune, mounted over a soaking tub at the home’s northernmost end.

The indoor-outdoor connection is a repeating theme throughout the home. Windows and doors seamlessly dissolve into alfresco living spaces, allowing in constant breezes and views of the serene surroundings. A perfect example is a covered pavilion at the home’s northern end, which is furnished with ample seating and barbecuing necessities. Another is the home’s main living room, where the walls retract for direct outdoor access at any time of day or night—even

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while the Engelhardts enjoy one of their favorite pastimes: films.

“We’re big movie lovers,” Sue says. “When the kids were here on spring break, we’d all get our popcorn and big candy trays and sit down and watch a movie.”

Schaub and his team designed a clever movie-viewing system: with the press of a button, a panel above the fireplace slides to the side, a movie screen descends in its place, and a projector drops out of the ceiling. Prior to building their home, the Engelhardts debated including a designated media room into its design, but they ultimately decided against it. “We had a media room in our basement in St. Louis, and nobody would ever go down there,” says Sue, adding that, in their Naples home, “you can close the draperies and the shades to make it dark and you instantly have a media room. It’s really fun to have that room that way when we want it, and then when we don’t, we don’t have to see [the movie equipment].”

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A two-pool concept allows outdoor living at every hour of the day. Opposite page: In the living room, walls retract to facilitate a dialogue between the indoors and outdoors.

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“THERE’S A FIRE PIT BELOW THE EAST POOL THAT’S AMAZING—EVERYBODY JUST FINDS THESE LITTLE PLACES TO SIT AND ENJOY BEING OUTDOORS.” As is true for so many Naples families, the Engelhardts enjoy outdoor living. To maximize sunlight and the home’s position on Cutlass Cove, and to give everyone as much opportunity as possible to bask in the balmy Naples air, Schaub and his team implemented a unique two-pool concept into its design. A circular swimming pool on the east side of the house allows the family to enjoy morning and midday sunlight, and a sleek, linear pool on the west side of the house is awash in low, golden light come afternoon and evening. Not surprisingly, the pools are among the home’s most frequently enjoyed features, especially for the couple’s now-grown kids and their friends.

“When people are [at the house], they can be in their rooms, they can be down on the circular beds by the dock watching the boats, or they could be at one pool or the other,” Sue says. “There’s a fire pit below the east pool that’s amazing—everybody just finds these little places to sit and enjoy being outdoors.”

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Engelhardts appreciate their home’s ability to cater to their individual personalities.

“Sue is gregarious and loves to be in the thick of it all the time, but Irl sometimes likes to have a little quiet time,” Schaub explains. Accordingly, Schaub situated Irl’s home office next to the secluded master suite at the home’s northern end, and Sue’s, which he playfully nicknamed “mission control,” closer to the more active heart of the home. Schaub also saw to it that Irl, an avid angler, could enjoy views of adjacent Cutlass Cove from his work space. Taking the concept a step farther, Schaub situated two garages at opposite ends of the house—one entering the house through the quieter master wing, and the other entering through more highly trafficked, shared spaces—ultimately giving Irl the option to enter quietly before joining in family festivities.

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As much care and attention as the Engelhardts devoted to the design and building of their home, Sue, an avid consumer of design magazines and websites, spared no detail when it came to finishing the interior.

In fact, along with Schaub and his senior design associate, Christine Pokorney, Sue traveled to Los Angeles, Miami, New York, and elsewhere in search of art, accessories, and furnishings for the home.

Sue identifies a piece by Olga de Amaral, called Dos Mitades III, which translates into “two halves,” as one of her favorite finds. “What’s interesting about that piece is that it kind of represents Irl and me,” she says. “When you look at it, you notice that one half has swirls in it, and the other half is more stable. We are very independent people, yet we do come together and make this marriage and this family work, so that’s our two halves.”

With their dream house complete, and a comfortable place for their friends and family to enjoy, the Engelhardts are finally appreciating Naples in a whole new way.«

A CIRCULAR SWIMMING POOL ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE HOUSE ALLOWS THE FAMILY TO ENJOY MORNING AND MIDDAY SUNLIGHT.

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A variety of outdoor living spaces creates ample opportunities for entertaining and private retreats, offering the Engelhardts the best of Naples living.

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CYCLING IN PARADISE

Janes Scenic Drive through Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park qualifies as off-roading even though it is accessible by car.

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The Bespoke Experience: Ascari bicycles are classically designed and hand-built in the U.S. The Ascari King Plus features signature leather string strapping, along with a combination of brass, copper, exotic woods, and precious ruby stones. Special requests welcomed. (ascaribicycles.com)

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Left: Attaquer Cloud Nine jersey and bib shorts. Below: Roxsolt x Attaquer Limited Edition jersey features sweat-wicking Italian fabric and a pinch-free french collar.

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ollier-Seminole State Park: The Historic Marco Road, which celebrated its centennial last year, was the original route between Miami and Marco Island. Today part of Collier-Seminole State Park, a 3.5-mile segment welcomes hikers and bikers to its marsh, hammock, and pine flatwood habitat. The off-road trail is grass and dirt, which can get muddy in rainy months, but most of the time it’s suitable for kids and adults. The park rents bikes for both. (floridas​ta​ teparks.org/park/Collier-Seminole)

Below: The Porche bike promises a quiet ride with superior acceleration.

Right: Ascari hand-built bicycle from its King Plus Series

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ootwear: Serious racers shop for footwear that’s light, close-fitting, and comfortable. Look for the highly rated P.R.O. Leader III (in snazzy red) at Naples on the Run (naple​ sontherun.com). Pelican at Trek calls the Bontrager’s XXX Road Shoe an “awesome” choice that he wears. “Super light and stiff carbon fiber sole, comfortable supple upper, and the ventilation is outstanding, which is wicked important in our 100-plus degree days,” he says.

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ordon River Greenway: A collaboration of several different agencies and factions, and a work in progress, the greenway’s paved shared-use path and bridges find nature in the heart of Naples. Currently measuring under 2 miles in length, final phases in 2017 will lengthen it by about a mile and detour its city roadside segment into wooded vistas along the Gordon River. (gordonrivergreenway.org)

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elmets: Law requires helmets only for youth ages 15 and younger, but common sense dictates head protection for all ages. Top recommendations include wind tunnel-tested styles by Specialized. The S-Works Prevail II and Evade feature extreme ventilation and lightness. Women’s models have a ponytail-ready design with a dial hair-fit system. The Evade Tri is designed especially for women’s triathlon competition. For kids, the Shuffle features cool designs and an easy-to-release magnetic buckle.

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ndoor cycling: Fitness centers throughout the area offer regularly scheduled high-energy spin classes, and Cycle Guroo (cycleguroo.com) takes the sport to another level with the latest spinning equipment and performance readouts, sound system, lighting, and flatscreen TVs. Add spa-like facilities and enthusiastic, supportive instructors for next-level spin workouts.

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oin a group: Group rides add a social, and often competitive, element to your biking routine. Naples Velo, the area’s oldest and largest bike club, organizes group rides most days of the week. But you don’t have to belong to a bike club to become a part of a group ride.

Naples Cyclery organizes at least one group ride daily.

On Marco Island, check Island Bike Shops’ (islandbike​ shops.com) website for upcoming rides. Trek stores in Naples and at Coconut Point in Estero host weekend rides. The Coconut Point store also has a Wednesday Morning Coffee Ride.

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Below: Oakley Radar Pace sunglasses not only protect your eye, it also features a voiceactivated coaching program that tracks everything from your ride to your heart rate to help improve your performance.

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uench: Everyone knows it’s important to stay hydrated when working out in Florida latitudes. For ultra-convenient hydrating as you go, Camelbak (shop. camelbak.com) makes a hydration system vest to wear underneath your jersey, equipped with a water tank and sipping hose. Adding Nuun drink tablets to your water offers a power boost and electrolytes without the sugar. For high-performance cycling, Infinit Performance (infinitnutrition.us) products come in preset formulas for endurance and acceleration. Or you can custom-design your own formula online. At Fit & Fuel Bicycle Café (fitnfuelca​fe.com), energize your pre-workout with a protein smoothie.

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entals: Many bike shops in the area rent tiptop equipment. Roadsters will find quality Bianchi Carbon Fork Road Bikes at Big Momma’s Bicycles (bigmom masbicycles.com) in North Naples. Bonita Bike Rental (bonitabike.com) is a mobile service that delivers.

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cenic Drive: The Janes Scenic Drive through Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park qualifies as off-roading even though it is accessible by car. The 12-mile (one-way) dirt road also provides access to true off-road trails—the historic elevated tram roads once used in logging operations. Wildlife sightings—ibis, gators, snakes, and wood storks—are common in the park, especially on the side trails, which can become muddy in summer.

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enture out: For rugged off-roading, travel to Caloosahatchee Regional Park (leegov.com) in East Fort Myers and test drive its 10 miles of rutty mountain bike trail. Formed from mud dredged from the Caloosahatchee River, this is as mountainous as it gets in these parts, and the park hosts races and events throughout the year.

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Serious competitors recommend the Roval CLX 64 wheel.

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treme: Why just bike when you can also hike and swim to make it a triathalon.

Naples Area Triathletes (naplestriathletes.com) is devoted to well-rounded athleticism. It cohosts a number of events, including a Junior Triathlon series. The national park system (nps.gov/ever) charts the Tamiami Trail Triathlon, a way to explore three different areas of the Everglades three different ways. Paddle the Gulf Coast region, hike Big Cypress, and bike Shark Valley to earn your triathlon decal.

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our backpack: Because it often adds to the heat factor of biking in Southwest Florida, a backpack requires careful consideration here. You want to look for a lightweight, well-balanced pack. The Camelbak brand of backpacks has a custom-designed line of ultra-light packs for bikers that provide utmost stability and reservoir hydration systems. From the Skeeter for young riders to the K.U.D.U. for rugged mountain-riding protection, they meet the needs of every level biker. wift: Join this virtual cycling community and social media platform for an indoor, at-home way to ride, train, and meet other riders from more than 150 countries.

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Follow the law. The Florida Statutes’ Bicycle Regulations section lists nearly 20 laws related to cycling, but the most asked-about rules focus on where you can ride. Road cyclists must ride single file with no more than two abreast, maintain traffic speed, and follow the same rules of the road as cars. If you are riding on a sidewalk or across a crosswalk, you must abide by pedestrian guidelines, but you also are obliged to yield the right ofway to pedestrians.

Be safe. Be as visible and aware as possible. Use front and back lights at dusk and dawn. Do not wear headphones while biking, and always stop for stop signs and red lights. Never ride against traffic.

Get involved. Practically anywhere in Naples where you see measures in place to insure the bikeability of the community, Naples Pathway Coalition (naplespathways.org) is to thank.

The advocacy group works with local government to raise awareness of bike safety, as well as plan for future pathways for cyclists around Naples.

Volunteers are welcome.

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From diamond-encrusted woodwork to hand-painted silk interiors, anything is possible in the world of bespoke automobiles

BY HOWARD WALKER

A true night rider‚ the Rolls-Royce Celestial Phantom can be customized with a fiber-optic roof that mimics the night sky.

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magine a luxury car that can, with the touch of a button,

But wait, there’s more. You can also put in a request for paintwork

transform its humdrum ceiling into a starry night so spectacular

with microscopic particles of glass that allow the car to glow under

it rivals a Fourth of July fireworks display. When the sun sets, the

a full moon. To finish the scene, you select an inky-blue leather that

Starlight fiber-optic roof liner in Rolls-Royce’s Phantom flagship

matches a cloudless night sky. Last but not least, you request a one-of-

ignites 1,340 teeny lights sure to evoke oohs and aahs from those

a-kind picnic set with Nymphenburg porcelain plates decorated with

reclining in the backseat. It’s just one of many jaw-dropping features

hand-painted constellations.

in this $418,000 bespoke beauty.

Welcome to the world of custom automobiles.

But what if you’re an exceedingly wealthy buyer with an upcoming

This isn’t mere personalization where you peruse the brochure

birthday and you feel as if the Phantom’s interior just doesn’t twinkle

and check a box for the 21-inch alloys, a special paint color, or a fancy

enough? Well, that’s an easy fix. Simply have the Rolls-Royce artisans

stereo. No, bespoke is all about five little words: This is what I want.

scatter 446 diamonds around the handcrafted, leather-lined cabin to add a little extra shimmer.

No wonder they call this heavenly invention the Celestial Phantom.

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Rolls-Royce can create picnic hampers‚ watch holders‚ and hand-woven silk interiors‚ as seen in the Serenity (right).

busy; a staggering 95 percent of all Rolls models have some kind of bespoke element.

“You don’t just buy a Rolls-Royce these days, you commission one, like a piece of fine art or a super yacht,” explains Giles Taylor, RollsRoyce’s director of design. “It’s one of life’s unforgettable moments.”

Naturally, Rolls-Royce executives decline to reveal the cost of crafting one-off rolling wonders like the Phantom Celestial. But about $1 million would be a good

Buyers can outfit their bespoke Bentleys with exquisite accessories, such as a Breitling Mulliner Tourbillon clock and the Roque Bentayga marquetry made from six types of wood.

guesstimate.

Rolls-Royce is just one of an

handcrafted from either 18-karat white

ever-increasing number of luxury

or rose gold (your choice) and sold for a

automakers catering to the whims

mere $234,000. That’s right, a horological

and wishes of elite buyers around

masterpiece worth more than the car itself.

the globe who want their car to

When teatime hits, make use of

be unique—and are willing to pay big for the

an even fancier picnic set. Mulliner

privilege.

designed the Linley Hamper in

Over at Bentley’s Mulliner bespoke division,

collaboration with David Linley, a

teams of designers and craftsmen are coming

renowned British furniture designer

up with exciting ways to customize the newly

and the nephew of Queen Elizabeth

launched $230,000 Bentayga SUV.

II. The three-section hamper holds

The Breitling Mulliner Tourbillon clock

and chills two bottles of Champagne

stole headlines when the car premiered in

as well as four David Redman crystal

2015. This piece of dashboard candy was

flutes. It also houses French porcelain

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Range Rover’s custom Holland & Holland SUV exudes masculinity‚ with detailing and bespoke features that honor the famous British gun maker.

crockery, Robbe & Berking silver cutlery, and a

the Roque Bentayga marquetry. This artistic

Range Rover Sport SVR and the exquisite,

cashmere picnic rug. Want it all monogrammed

addition to the passenger-side dash panel

$199,500 Range Rover SVAutobiography.

with your initials, name, company logo, or

layers wood from six tree species to form an

The Holland & Holland Range Rover,

ancestral family seal? Not a problem.

image of the Roque Bentayga mountain range.

however, is the most exclusive. It’s targeted at

It’s a welcomed visual escape when stuck in

the world’s wealthiest hunters, shooters, and

traffic on I-95.

shotgun aficionados—and just 30 are being

When it comes to the Bentley’s dashboard finish, you can opt for mirror-varnished

offered in the U.S.

timber. If that isn’t your cup of Darjeeling,

If an SUV is more to your liking, behold the

then swap it out for a wafer-thin stone veneer,

custom $244,500 Holland & Holland Range

This magnificent beast’s headline item is

sustainably sourced from India and available

Rover that’s even more expensive than the base

a deployable, locking, and leather-trimmed

in light gray, red, black, or copper. It’s good to

Bentayga. To date, Jaguar Land Rover’s newly

gun case mounted in the luggage area. It can

be different, right?

formed Special Vehicle Operations division

hold a brace of Holland & Holland’s shotguns,

has spawned this creation as well as the rapid

which are, alas, sold separately. Outfitted with

But all these features pale in comparison to

Other covetable Bentley elements include stone dashboard veneers and the Linley Hamper‚ designed by British royalty and complete with a cashmere throw.

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Ferrari’s Special Projects unit caters to celebrities and the super-wealthy‚ to include crafting one-off bodies. Rocker Eric Clapton’s custom SP12 EC (below) is an ode to the Berlinetta Boxer‚ while the 458 MM Speciale (right) combines sporty lines with a wraparound windscreen to achieve a “visor” effect requested by the anonymous buyer.

SVO’s

the most recent Bond escapade, Spectre, many

offerings are more in the super-low-volume,

of which ended up being unceremoniously

limited-edition mold, with few true bespoke

dunked in the Tiber River.

Currently,

Jaguar

Land

Rover

choices. But that is going to change as more buyers crave even greater personalization.

Before that, Q received attention for its $1 million Lagonda Taraf super-sedan, probably

The recent introduction of the Evoque

the most expensive four-door in the world.

Convertible begs the question of just how

Aimed at redefining and reintroducing the uber-

long it will be before we see a Range Rover

luxury Lagonda brand to affluent consumers,

Drophead. Ideally, one inspired by the custom

the Taraf might make an appearance in the

walnut stocks and fine engravings, these flashy

convertible Roger Moore drove in the 1983

U.S. And while it may look a little dull, Q

firearms are priced at around $150,000.

James Bond romp Octopussy.

provides seemingly limitless choices of colors,

On the Jaguar side, SVO has been making

Speaking of Bond, if there’s one brand

upholstery, carbon fibers, and custom body

big news with classics. It recently pulled

totally intertwined with the 007 franchise, it’s

bits, as well as fitted picnic and luggage sets. As

the wraps off the first of nine 1957 XKSS

Aston Martin. So when it came time to name

Commander Bond might say, Q is for those who

supercars—just like the one the King of Cool,

the British sports-car maker’s personalization

think The World is Not Enough.

Steve McQueen, owned and loved. Despite

division, it had to be Q by Aston Martin.

Despite this plethora of options, all of these

the $1.5 to $2 million sticker price, all nine cars

Q has been busy designing arguably the

automakers are reluctant to build a completely

were snapped up before potential purchasers

ultimate bespoke Aston: The DB10. Aston

different body for an existing model. That’s not

could say, “Look at that profit margin.”

Martin built 10 of these handmade wonders for

the case at Ferrari.

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persuade the carmaker to do was add a Ferrari Flat-12 engine. He had to make do with the stock 4.5-liter, 562-hp V-8.

Last summer, another Brit (who, unlike Clapton, chose to remain anonymous) took delivery of a different Ferrari Special Projects one-off deemed the 458 MM Speciale. It featured new aluminum and carbon-fiber body panels and a dramatic visor look for the windshield and side windows. As with Clapton’s concoction, Speak in whispered tones to its Special Projects division, send over a copy of your latest bank statement, and Ferrari might be persuaded

Ferrari’s bespoke studio (above) allows buyers to select everything from car color to interior trims. At the Aston Martin Q lounge (below)‚ you can specify all elements of your Vantage or Lagonda Taraf (bottom left).

don’t even think about asking the price.

For all bespoke works, there’s a thin line between elegant personalization and downright gaudiness. Requests for paint that

to re-body a car to satisfy your whims.

Not so long ago, passionate Ferrari collector and rather accomplished guitarist Eric Clapton told the company he’d really love a ride that paid homage to his favorite Ferrari of all time, the 512BB, aka the Berlinetta Boxer. Over the years, it seems, Slow Hand has owned three of the V-12-powered brutes from the ’70s.

Clapton’s car, badged the SP12 EC (it even bears his initials!), was based on a 458 Italia but with new bodywork that echoed design cues from the original BB. Sadly, the only thing Mr. Clapton couldn’t

matches an owner’s favorite eye shadow, interiors lined with ostrich skin or rabbit pelt, and backseat beds for pampered pooches have been met with smiles and nods. As long as the check clears, automakers will accommodate all kinds of demands.

But as Pedro Mota, president of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars America, says, “As long as a request doesn’t compromise the safety of the car, or disfigure the Spirit of Ecstasy, we never say ‘no.’ We are not the taste police.”

Lime-green velvet seats, anyone? «

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NATURAL

WONDERS WITH A SCIENTIST’S EXPERTISE AND AN ARTIST’S EYE, PHOTOGRAPHER MAC STONE CAPTURES THE VAST BEAUTY OF THE EVERGLADES IN FLIGHT

A swooping bald eagle startles roseate spoonbills and snowy egrets in Everglades National Park’s Eco Pond.

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out of the blue This red mangrove growing in the tidal flats of Florida Bay will eventually form an island and will become a habitat to native species.

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Stone captured this shot of spikerush in a restored wetland area in Lake Okeechobee as a tribute to the delicate habitats that keep the ecosystem balanced.

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Even before picking up a camera at 14 years old, acclaimed wildlife photographer Mac Stone could see the fruits of conservation during his childhood in Gainesville, Florida.

“Within a five-minute bike ride, there was a slew of beautiful wilderness areas that people long before me had the forethought to protect,” Stone says. “I’ve lived in a lot of places and I keep coming back to Florida because it’s so different than anywhere else.

The amount of wildlife and accessible wilderness is striking.”

Stone’s love for the diverse ecosystems of the Sunshine State has fueled a lifelong desire to share its beauty with others. In 2014, the University Press of

Florida published Everglades: America’s Wetland, a book of more than 240 photos, many captured during Stone’s time as a National Audubon Society biologist. He hopes that his remarkable portfolio—featuring the breathtaking landscapes of Florida swamps and portraits of the creatures that inhabit them—will inspire viewers to join conservation efforts.

“When I give talks, I want to impassion and embolden people to care about this landscape, which has been a victim of a lot of bad PR over the years,” Stone says. “Sometimes we have to be reminded of why we love CARLTON WARD

in a rush

something and what makes it unique and worth saving.”

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rare blooms This clamshell orchid, found in Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park, is one of the many unique, seasonal blooms that grow in the Everglades.

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firmly rooted The low waters of the dry season reveal the magnificent root systems of ancient pond apple trees in Big Cypress National Preserve.

the hunt On Lake Okeechobee, an endangered male Everglades snail kite swoops a mere foot from Stone’s lens to capture an apple snail, its sole source of food.

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beneath the stars Venus and the Milky Way dominate the skies above a mangrove and dwarf cypress in Everglades National Park.

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Taste

Twist

of the Irish

MICHAEL CARONCHI

The Moscow Mule has been with us since 1941, when it was invented by a trio of liquor executives. One of them was a vodka purveyor (Smirnoff, which gave rise to the Russian motif), while another sold ginger beer and the third owned a restaurant in Los Angeles, where the drink was launched. From the beginning it was served in a copper mug, which reacts with the acids in the lime juice to give the cocktail a distinctive taste. Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, The Pub Naples has created the Irish Mule, which substitutes Jameson Caskmates whiskey for the traditional vodka. The rest of the recipe remains the same.

“We’re a British pub and we serve a lot of brown spirits, so we wanted to put our own spin on the popularity of the Mule,” says Danielle Martinez, The Pub’s general manager. Stop in on St. Patrick’s Day for some live music, bagpipers, and camaraderie. —Mark Spivak

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Taste

Cantaloupe and prosciutto, Bleu Provence

Brunch with

PUNCH

BY CHELLE KOSTER WALTON

Is there a grander way to spend a Sunday morning than with sumptuous buffets or menus that feed our love for sweet and savory indulgences? We don’t know of any, but we do know a number of local restaurants that tantalize Sunday appetites with house-exclusive offerings.

New This Season Debuted in October 2016, Café Lurcat’s (cafelurcat. com) brunch allows guests to customize Bloody Marys and choose from such delectable courses as smoked brisket hash, heirloom tomato frittata, and those luscious little cinnamon doughnuts served warm. Brunch is also served on Saturdays. Entrees: $8-$18.

Brunch launched in November 2016 at Bleu Provence (bleuprovencenaples.com) with à la carte selections such as country pork paté terrine with foie gras, buckwheat crêpes with salmon, steak frites, and raw blend juice cocktails such as a carrot, cucumber, and ginger tonic. Entrees: $11-$31.

All That Jazz A duet spills smooth jazz into the Tarpon Bay (coco​ nutpoint.regency.hyatt.com) dining room. Choose from the buffet and à la carte dishes. Guests start with the ceviche Quiche, Bleu and seafood buffet; they then select one entrée from more Provence than a dozen choices. $48, adults; $24, ages 5-12.

The soloist provides a backbeat on a number of different instruments at M Waterfront Grille (mwater​ frontgrille), where the à la carte menu includes signature dishes such as crab and shrimp spring rolls, chef’s omelet du jour, and steak and eggs. Entrees: $15-$25.

French Accent Le Lafayette (le​ lafayette.com) runs its brunch buffet through Father’s Day. Unique and new this year is a make-your-own crêpes and galettes station. $50; $60-$70 holidays.

Croissants, crêpes, benedicts, and quiche populate the à la carte offerings at La Bazenne (labazenneo​ nfifth.blogspot.com). Try the sea scallop benedict. Entrees: $9-$15.

Baleen

Beachfront At Baleen, the waterfront restaurant at La Playa Beach & Golf Resort (laplayaresort.com), perhaps the tastiest part of the experience is the view of talcum sands and sparkling gulf waters. Priced à la carte, the menu offers choices for a three-course meal. $34, including Champagne.

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RAMEN REDEFINED

BY CHELLE KOSTER WALTON

MICHAEL CARONCHI

Restaurants across the country have promoted the humble ramen noodle to trendy.

We found three restaurants around Naples that have elevated the college-diet staple to gourmet status with their own unique versions of the Japanese wheat noodle.

Most traditional, Thai Udon’s (thaiudon​ cafe.com) two restaurants add eggs to their noodles. The Fifth Avenue location serves a basic noodle and broth soup with a choice Chef Koko’s Hokkaido Ramen, Zen Asian BBQ of roasted pork, shrimp, or tofu. The Pine Ridge branch tosses in bok choy, mushrooms, and a choice of chicken, beef, roasted pork, or shrimp.

The dinner menu at Zen Asian BBQ (eatatzen.com) lists five varieties with housemade noodles. Chef Koko’s Hokkaido Ramen comes artfully bowled in a 17-hour pork broth chock-full of king crab, shrimp, mussels, calamari, soft boiled egg, corn, and other secret ingredients.

Chef Vincenzo Betulia gives his Roman Ramen, the signature dish at Bar Tulia (bar​ tulia.com), an Italian tweak with house semolina noodles, pork belly, sausage, and San Marzano tomatoes plus shrimp, mussels, and a fried egg in a rich chicken and clam broth.

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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)

MIDTOWN KITCHEN + BAR This modern, hip eatery draws a crowd of regulars and features a communal table and guests can order from a menu of “Social Plates” perfect for sharing. 211 Ninth Street North, Naples (239-908-6558, midtownkitchenandbar.net) 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)

KC AMERICAN BISTRO As the name implies, American regional cuisine is on tap. 885 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-566-2371, kcamericanbistro.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)

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)

YABBA ISLAND GRILL A fun place for steaks, seafood, and cocktails. 711 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239262-5787, yabbaislandgrill.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)

THE WINE LOFT OF NAPLES Upscale bar, lounge, and dining in Mercato. 9118 Strada Place, Naples (239-598-5601, thewineloftof​naples.com)

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Taste 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, bay​sideseafoodgrilland​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)

FISH CRAZY RESTAURANT A fun and casual Southwest Florida spot to reel in fresh seafood.

14700 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-260-1070, fishcra​zyrestaurant.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

sea-to-table experience with a side of standup comedy. 2500 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-389-6901, 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) 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) 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, wind​ wardhospi​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)

* *Restrictions apply. See server for

full details.

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WHARF TAVERN RESTAURANT & LOBSTER HOUSE An authentic New England seafood experience on the waterfront. 909 10th St. S., Naples (239-331-4053, wharftavernnaples.com)

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 (239-948-8888, ruth​schris.com)

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 (239-9924677, chopscitygrill.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)

FRENCH

THE CONTINENTAL D’Amico’s latest restaurant is a stylish steak house and gastropub. 1205 Third St. S., Naples (239-659-0007, continentalnaples. com)

BLEU PROVENCE Authentic dishes of the South of France are paired with wines from the vast, award-winning selection compiled by the restaurant’s owner, Jacques Cariot. 1234 Eighth St. S., Naples (239-261-8239, bleu​provencenaples.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)

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)

JIMMY P’S CHARRED The popular butcher shop’s steaks and other fine foods are now served in the

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 (239-597-8867, cotedazurrestaurant.com) LA BAZENNE ON FIFTH Replicates the original in France, with sophisticated dishes and engaging social club atmosphere. 474 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-682-8623, labazenne.com) LE LAFAYETTE FRENCH GOURMET Traditional French with a touch of the tropics. 375 13th Ave. S., Naples (239-403-7861, lelafayette.com) 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)

MEXICAN 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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Taste 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 (239598-0887, masa-restaurant.com) TACOS & TEQUILA CANTINA The name says it all. The many varieties of tacos are made with fresh, local products and handmade tortillas.

The choice of margaritas is also a draw. 4834 Davis Blvd., Naples (239-732-8226, tacosand​ tequilanaples.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) 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, cafe​ lunanaples.com)

ALBERTO’S ON FIFTH Chef Alberto Varetto cooks fine dishes in his elegant restaurant. 868 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-430-1060, albertoson​ fifth.com)

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)

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, angelinasofboni​ tasprings.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)

MINO This casual, friendly eatery specializes in pizza and trattoria dishes, including freshly made pastas and appetizers, including deepfried stuffed olives and the ever-popular arancini. 1100 Sixth Ave. S., Naples (239-302-5990, minofl.com) 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

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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 (239-776-7042, romabistronaples.com) VERGINA Italian and Mediterranean dishes with a modern flair. Vergina is also a popular spot for gathering with friends and listening to live music.

700 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-659-7008, vergin​ arestaurant.com)

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) END2_MOLTO FRANCESCA 23-02-2016.pdf 1 23/02/2016

Hernandez Strikes Again IN NORTH NAPLES, LONGTIME RESTAURATEUR MICHAEL HERNANDEZ HAS CARVED A NEW NICHE FOR LOCALS TO GATHER. THE RECENTLY OPENED PUBLIC HOUSE (PUBLICHOUSEOFNA PLES.COM) HAS A HIP WORKERBEE VIBE OF METAL, WOOD, POSTER ART, AND BURLAP. EVERY BIT AS CREATIVE AS HIS MORE SOPHISTICATED HOBNOB AND MIDTOWN KITCHEN IN CULINARY DELIGHTS, THE PUBLIC HOUSE MENU LISTS SMALL AND LARGE PLATES FROM KUNG PAO CALAMARI TO TEX-MEX MAHI. 11:53:16 a.m.

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Taste SAKURA HAWAIIAN GRILL Serving innovative Asian Hawaiian fusion cuisine by chef Paul Chen. 3375 Pine Ridge Road, Suite 106, Naples (239-280-5536, sakuranaples.com) 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, eatat​ zen.com)

GLOBAL A TABLE APART Owner-chef Jeff Acol creates delicious dishes that incorporate a world of influences stemming from his Hawaiian roots. 4295 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs (239-221-8540, at​ableapart.com) ARIO Created for the “global nomad,” the menu focuses on dry-aged meats, local seafood, and salts and spices from around the world. 400 South Collier Blvd., Marco Island (239-642-2695, marriott.com) BHA! BHA! PERSIAN BISTRO Michael Mir’s popular restaurant serves up savory lamb dishes and a wide choice of colorful and delicious Persian specialties. 865 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-594-5557, bhabhapersianbis​ tro.com) COAST RESTAURANT Enjoy a candlelit dinner indoors or watch the sun set over the Gulf on the terrace as you savor the globally influenced cuisine. 1901 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-403-2181, edge​wa​ternaples.com) COASTAL PERUVIAN SEAFOOD & GRILL Authentic dishes of Peru, like Cebiche 200 Miles, lomo saltado, and specials. 5447 Airport Pulling Road N., Naples (239-631-6943, coastalperuvian.com)

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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; fernandezthebull.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 (239-455-4585, fuse​globalcuisine.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) INCA’S KITCHEN FINE PERUVIAN CUISINE This popular restaurant serves authentic Peruvian dishes. 8955 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-352-3200, incaskitchen. com)

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Get Your Irish Up

BY CHELLE KOSTER WALTON

Just in time for St. Paddy’s Day entertaining, chef Kristina San Filippo demonstrates an Irish Feast class with tasting on March 14 at her Purple Spoon Culinary (chefkristina.com) in Bonita Springs. The menu includes a seasonal salad featuring specialties from local farmers and Irish accents, braised lamb and potato stew, and apple-and-cheddar bread pudding.

“The Irish style stew is perfect for a St. Patrick’s Day feast, and such a delicious dish for introducing people to using lamb in braising recipes,” she says.

Cost for the demo and progressive dinner, including a glass of wine, is $68. Class participation is limited to 20.

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JANE’S ON THIRD Having worked in places such as London, Hong Kong, and Frankfurt, the owners of this popular downtown spot offer a world of choices.

1209 Third St. S., Naples (239-261-2253, janesgardencafe.com) LAMORAGA Spanish cuisine created with an international, modern twist is served in a bright setting, along with a wide selection of fine wines. 3936 Tamiami Trail N. (239-331-3669, lamoragar​estaurant.com) LIMA RESTAURANT & PISCO BAR Tucked away in East Naples, this authentic restaurant captures the essence of Lima’s modern creative cuisine.

And don’t miss the unique cocktails with flavor-infused versions of Pisco, a brandy made in Peru. 11681 Collier Boulevard, Naples. (239-280-0167, lima-restaurant.com)

409 1ST AVENUE NORTH $4,799,000

MEDITERRANO This restaurant is true to its name, from the bright sea-inspired décor to the authentic dishes like Galician-style grilled octopus, paella Valencia, and Mediterranean sea bass with figs, apricots, and raisins. 336 Thirteenth Avenue South, Naples (239-261-7498, mediterrano-naples.com) NOODLES ITALIAN CAFÉ AND SUSHI BAR Good sushi, parmesans, and piccatas served all in one place. 1585 Pine Ridge Road, Naples (239-592-0050, noodlescafe.com) PETAR’S RESTAURANT Chef Petar’s internationally inspired fare is superbly fresh (no freezer or microwave). The menu brims with superb choices like the local grouper with lobster mashed potatoes and black truffle oil. 3300 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs (239-494-1343, petarsrestaurant.com) 21 SPICES BY CHEF ASIF Chef Asif R. Syed offers classical Indian cuisine created with his special collection of spices. 4270 Tamiami Trail E., Naples (239919-8830, 21spicesdining.com) «

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Spiritual Awakening Floridian distillers enter the craft spirits market with coveted sips made in boutique settings

BY MARK SPIVAK

JOHN LAIR

JULIE LITTLE

The booming trend in craft spirits has reached the Sunshine State. There are nearly two dozen small distillers operating in Florida, and their growth is spurred in part by consumer demand for local products.

While there’s no formal criteria for defining a craft distillery, most professional groups categorize one as making fewer than 40,000 cases annually. Most craft distillers produce far less. These small outfits face competition from familiar brands, such as Heaven Hill’s Evan Williams, that are approaching the two million case threshold in yearly sales.

There are financial challenges, too, as making spirits is a capital-intensive industry on several levels. Costs for quality materials and equipment are high, but those expenditures pale in comparison to the process of aging whiskey in barrels. For example, the bourbon Maker’s Mark puts into casks this month will be bottled and released in 2023. That’s a Winter Park Distilling Co.’s Bear Gully Classic Reserve Bourbon is long time for a startup to wait to make a profit. the first Florida-made bourbon.

For that reason, most craft distillers follow a familiar business plan and start by distilling vodka and gin, which can be sold to the public immediately. While relying on those products for cash flow, many then begin the process of aging their own whiskey in barrels. At the same time, some craft outfits purchase ready-made bourbon or rye from brokers such as MGP (Midwestern Grain Products, headquartered in Kansas), which are good enough to be marketed to consumers at a premium price.

Newcomer Manifest Distilling, the first distillery to open in downtown Jacksonville since Prohibition, is following all three of these strategies. It makes gin and organic vodka, and is also aging its own rye for future reStillhouse, Maker’s Mark lease. At the same time, its Manifest Whiskey Project is selling a 10-year128 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED

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old bourbon purchased from MGP. Former wine industry veteran Tom Johnson is spearheading the sales efforts.

“We’re passionate about making world-class spirits and bringing them back to northern Florida,” he says. “Our The Florida focus is to be local first, then gradually go global.” craft spirits scene has grown To augment bartender outreach and retail sales, in recent years, Manifest offers tours and tastings in its Jacksonville thanks to distillers like facility. A recent law that allows breweries and distillSouth Florida eries to sell bottles to consumers on a takeaway basis Distillers is also helping Manifest’s bottom line. (above) and Manifest (right).

Given Florida’s proximity to Cuba and the Caribbean, rum is a priority for many emerging craft distillers. The Key West Legal Rum Distillery, which advertises its products as “chef distilled,” produces a wide range, such as Raw and Unfiltered, Spiced, Real Key Lime, Mojito Mint, Vanilla Brulée Dark, and Green Coconut, among others. The Winter Park Distilling Co., founded in 2010 by three residents, makes Dog Island White Rum as well as Beer Barrel Aged Rum. And South Florida Distillers, the brainchild of two young musicians from Fort Lauderdale, produces three varieties including the Single Barrel Fwaygo Rum.

Palm Beach Reserve, located on a cattle farm near Umatilla, defies conventional wisdom. Owners Marti and Dick Waters turn out 500 cases each year of handmade, micro-batch Florida whiskey in the bourbon style. They host open houses twice a month to introduce consumers to the craft distilling experience. Despite its size, this boutique distiller has significant retail exposure.

“The mom-and-pop model is difficult for a distiller,” says Dick Waters.

“I’ve been in better businesses from a financial standpoint, but making and crafting the whiskey is very rewarding.” «

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the LIST 49 Years

DEVOE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? For the past 49 years, DeVoe has put the value of relationships first and foremost. Whether it’s meeting a new client, serving a long-time customer, or nurturing the development of a company employee, successful relationships are our business.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? We believe we set the bar high in our commitment and investment in the community as evidenced by the relationships we have built over the years with non-profit organizations, as well as our annual DeVoe scholarship commitment to young students.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? The genuine satisfaction of our customers with their purchase or service experience, the reward of developing long-term employees who are committed to providing excellence, and the mindfulness of attempting to do the right thing every day is our inspiration.

4100 Tamiami Trail N. | Naples, FL 239.261.1234 | devoecadillac.com

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RIDGWAY BAR AND GRILL WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? We are as hands-on now as ever. Our passion for the business, the people, and the food and wine has never been stronger. We recognize that no matter how good you are, you can always be better. Learning how to perfectly cook something is more important than having all of the latest gadgets and featuring the latest culinary trends. We stay current, but also true to our identity.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? Everything we do is intentional. Our wine lists are hand-selected and regularly updated to provide our customers with the range, quality, and value they appreciate.

Everything in our kitchen and bakery is made from scratch using the best ingredients we can source. The challenge is consistency–ensuring the experience, the food, and the wine are excellent day after day, year after year. We are a hands-on, family business, and it shows.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? The “what” is easy: we love what we do. There are challenges, of course, but we are still excited to come to work and be in the restaurant, the kitchen, the bakery, and the wine shop. The “who” is a little more abstract, but we feel really lucky that we have a closeknit group working with us, some for decades. The inspiration comes from wanting to do right by our team every day.

TONY RIDGWAY & SUKIE HONEYCUTT Owners

1300 Third St. S. | Naples, FL 239.262.5500 | ridgwaybarandgrill.com

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THE RONTO GROUP WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? The Ronto Group was founded in 1967 in Toronto, by my father, Jack Solomon. After expanding to several U.S. states, Ronto settled into the Southwest Florida market in 1986 and has been developing residential communities here ever since. Our secret to long-term success has been to build a great team of employees and empower them.

Many on the Ronto team have been with us for decades. Building good relationships with financiers, suppliers, contractors, landowners, and brokers by treating them fairly and with respect has also been key. Our partners need to have confidence that we will close a deal or bring a project to fruition.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? We offer a wide range of products from very high-end condominiums to popularly priced single-family developments. We market more than other builders and developers and don’t lump all projects together, because each project has its own identity. You want to speak to that specific purchaser and that specific market. We are very opportunistic and disciplined. We take on projects because we see an opportunity that we believe in, and we know we can execute successfully.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? My father’s persistence has inspired me all of my life. My wife inspires me every day. My employees make me want to come to work.

3066 Tamiami Trail N., Suite 201 | Naples, FL 239.649.6310 | ronto.com

ANTHONY SOLOMON Executive VP and Owner

Secrets to Success 26 Years

MORAN EDWARDS ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP OF WELLS FARGO ADVISORS WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? We believe in a consistent, disciplined approach to managing client assets. From the beginning, we have developed diversified portfolios using quantitative analysis and fundamental research. We utilize a comprehensive team approach; our staff includes a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professional, two CFA charterholder’s, two MBAs, and two senior portfolio managers. We strive to add value to our clients’ portfolios by capitalizing on our investment experience and doing what we believe is right, not what’s popular.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? We believe that our people and our shared values remain the core of our competitive advantage.

We have 25 professional staff dedicated to serving the needs of our clients and are responsible for over $3 billion in assets as of 12/31/2016. From its start in 1990, the Moran Edwards team pioneered a fee based consultative approach to investing. We challenged conventional thinking by focusing on portfolio performance and risk management.

THOMAS M. MORAN Managing Director – Investments Senior PIM Portfolio Manager ROBERT T. EDWARDS Managing Director – Investments Senior PIM Portfolio Manager

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? We are motivated by the desire to do well for our clients. As financial advisors, we are able to provide guidance to people about their finances, and educate them about investments and the markets. We view market dynamics with a historical perspective in mind – considering a period of decades, rather than just weeks or months. Affluent investors value our expertise in tailoring investment portfolios specific to their unique situations.

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5801 Pelican Bay Boulevard | Naples, FL 239.254.2200 | MoranEdwards.com

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AZUL COSMETIC SURGERY AND MEDICAL SPA WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Hard work and consistent effort over time yields results. The field of cosmetic surgery continues to change and evolve at a rapid pace due to technological advances and new innovations. Staying on top of the latest advances is a challenge, but when you love what you do then it really is a labor of love. I enjoy all facets of cosmetic surgery including the application of new technology and learning new techniques.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? The great passion I have for my work. There is nothing I enjoy more than being immersed in a rejuvenation procedure whether it’s a comprehensive three-dimensional surgery of the face or a non-surgical rejuvenation in the office using injectables like Botox and fillers. Success in these procedures requires technical expertise, an artistic eye, and a passion for the work that drives you to achieve the best possible results.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? My father was an old-school physician who always made time to listen to his patients, hear their stories, and share a laugh or often a hug when needed. His compassion was remarkable and the magic of the white coat inspired me toward a career in medicine. Although he died while I was in medical school, I believe his spirit lives on in me and he’s very much a part of the physician I am today.

1009 Crosspointe Dr. | Naples, FL 23451 Walden Center Dr. | Bonita Springs, FL 13470 Parker Commons Blvd. | Fort Myers, FL 239.415.7576 | azulbeauty.com

PATRICK FLAHARTY, M.D. Owner

Secrets to Success 25 Years

GREY OAKS COUNTRY CLUB WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? We have built a membership based on strong family values and a fun, welcoming, and friendly atmosphere. Over the past 25 years, Grey Oaks has been dedicated to making lasting relationships and has become the place where Naples’ most genuine residents can unwind and relax. As a club, we have taken special interest in providing fun and entertainment for all ages and have been successful at capturing the interests of men, women, and children alike.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? Through our strong community partnerships, we are able to deliver amenities that are second to none. Recently we invested $30 million to enhance and expand the Club’s amenity package and added a resort pool, casual dining restaurant, new children’s play area, pickleball, tennis center, and a luxurious wellness center. We have also partnered with NCH Healthcare System to provide on-site medical care in our new Immediate Care Center with membership.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? We contribute our success to the outstanding leadership and commitment to excellence from our dedicated board of directors. Their goal has always been to provide the best experience for our current and future members. Their passion and expertise transcends generations and occupations, and we feel blessed that they have chosen to make Grey Oaks their country club home.

KITSI ESTREM Director of Membership Sales

2400 Grey Oaks Drive N. | Naples, FL 239.262.5550 | greyoakscc.com

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DEBRUYNE FINE ART WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Since we opened our Naples gallery, we have been very consistent in offering our clients exceptional fine art at very fair and competitive prices. We have always listened carefully to our clients and have been able to discern the artwork they are looking for in their Naples home. Simultaneously, we have cultivated sources to acquire artwork on a global level.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? Our commitment to provide an unsurpassed level of service to our clients isolates the excellent from the mediocre. Our fine art acquisitions target those pieces that we can offer our clients that represent an exceptional value with superlative quality.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? We have always been ambitious and success driven. Our inspiration comes from our own desire to excel at whatever we attempt. The financial rewards and prestige that accompany success are powerful incentives.

275 Broad Ave. S. | Naples, FL 239.262.4551 | debruynefineart.com

PAUL & SUZANNE DEBRUYNE Owners

Secrets to Success 24 Years

BUA BELL GROUP WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Our secret is endless passion, determination, and hard work.

We maintain the highest ethical standards and are always willing to go above and beyond what is expected of us. Plus, our vast knowledge of the marketplace in an ever-changing industry allows us to be proactive to trends and marketing ideas.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? What sets us apart is our background not only as agents, but as regional and office managers in real estate. We run our business like a business and are full-time professionals, so we aren’t focusing on anything else but you! You also get two superior agents for the price of one. Emily’s corporate relocation background and Tade’s extensive training and luxury accreditations are a huge asset. And, we support many local charities from every closing.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? “My desire to help others,” says Emily. “Initially to support my children, now to educate our customers so they make the best real estate decisions for themselves. “Tade says, “As a child watching my mom (Emily K. Bua) take care of four small children by herself and always wanting to give us the most she could. She was always giving and determined to be the best at what she did with everything in life!”

EMILY K. BUA & TADE BUA-BELL Owners/Realtors

3255 Tamiami Trail N. | Naples, FL 239.595.0097 | buabellsellsnaples.com

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MARK J. LEONARDI ARCHITECT P.A. WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? I absolutely love what I do. I typically wake up every morning with thoughts of how to improve the projects we are currently working on. Renewable energy systems and new, cutting-edge materials and details are a couple areas that interest me and are considered in all of our projects. I also have a great staff that shares these same interests and attitude. Although simple in idea, it is the essence of success in our minds. Our clients understand this when they work with us.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? Process and Detail. Architecture is a collaborative process. Initially, it involves a thorough understanding of a client’s ideas and merges them with spatial, architectural concepts. The intensive collaboration of detail with colleagues, builders, and fabricators ultimately brings these concepts into focus and creates the character of the spaces we design. I believe it is the high level of commitment we give to these aspects of our profession that is unique to Naples.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? My grandfather was a significant influence in my success. He was stricken with polio, which put him in a wheelchair before I was born.

Never once did he complain about his situation and in fact, he was the most positive person in my life. As a strong Greek gentleman that never had a bad thing to say, he looked for the positive aspects of everything. My thoughts of him create clarity of what is important.

966 Sixth Ave. S. | Naples, FL 239.263.5454 | mjlarchitect.com

Secrets to Success 24 Years

MONDO UOMO FINE MENSWEAR WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? The philosophy, “if you are going to do something, do it well.” I try to seek improvement simply for the sake of improvement and to enjoy the journey towards success, rather than focusing on the destination. This is a mindset that is crucial to avoid the plateaus and pitfalls that many businessmen can fall into, as there are few fields that punish short-sightedness as harshly as retail.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? I started my business as a teenager selling shirts out of car trunk or my parents’ tailoring shop and placing value on sales and profits. But, the most rewarding part of my business has been the connections made with my customers. At Mondo Uomo, I strive to set us apart from the rest by providing customers a friendly and warm environment, a staff that shares my values, and products that meet or exceed their expectations.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? First, my family. They are behind me 110 percent, and their confidence in me makes me strive to achieve the highest goals. Second, the community of Naples and my customers.

I’ve had the privilege to meet extraordinary people who have inspired me to grow and to polish my business to the peak of my ability. I hope to reach more people than ever before, and find a success and happiness that money alone cannot achieve.

ARDA BOYAR Owner

4322 Gulfshore Blvd. | Naples, FL 239.434.9484 | mondouomo.com

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SUMMERFIELDS WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Summerfields is celebrating 20 years in Naples this year! We work diligently to find unusual and fine home decor items. Each time customers walk into Summerfields, they are greeted with unique and inspiring surroundings. Our shop is always changing and is full of home, garden, and gift items. We aim to carry boutique and luxury items you won’t find elsewhere. We always enjoy getting to know our customers and seeing them return year after year.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? As a mother-daughter team with over 40 years of combined experience, we blend our tastes from years of traveling and working together. As a specialty home store, merchandise is carefully selected with exceptional design and quality in mind.

Stacey runs the shop with passion, and if you can’t find what you are looking for, chances are she can help you find it.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Stacey: My grandfather and my parents. My grandfather owned his own business in Mequon, Wisconsin, and taught me to win gracefully. My parents both have creative professions. My father is an architect and my mother is an interior designer. From a young age they engaged my love for interesting & beautiful things.

Shari: Rosemary Robinson, my first employer, was an incredible influence. Mrs. R had impeccable taste and was a very talented interior designer.

953 Central Ave. | Naples, FL 239.430.2505 | summerfieldsnaples.com

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Secrets to Success 20 Years

THE GLENVIEW AT PELICAN BAY WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? As Naples’ premier senior living community for over 20 years, we contribute our success to also being the only resident-owned co-op in the state. While we’re managed by the prestigious Life Care Services™, our board of directors is solely comprised of residents who have a vested interest in our continued success.

If the community is at its best, the property values go up. That’s why we all work together to be the best.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? Along with the pride Glenview residents have in owning our community, we also take great delight in how truly active and fun we are as a neighborhood. From both community and private social functions to having exclusive access to Pelican Bay’s private beach, there’s a lot to be had here. We also offer resort-style amenities and five-star healthcare services, which are important to those seeking a complete senior living lifestyle.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? In the words of Vicki Tracy, our sales and marketing director, “We are, and have always been, a game changer in Naples. And we get a charge out of doing what it takes to stay that way.” It all comes back to being the best, and only, resident-owned community.

Knowing that, anyone looking to invest wisely in an exciting and well-deserved retirement future should look no further than The Glenview at Pelican Bay. VICKI TRACY Director of Sales and Marketing

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BAYVIEW DENTAL ARTS WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Surrounding myself with the best professionals in the business! Drs. Hedgepath and Carrigan are truly exceptional specialists who have had long and successful careers. They remain at the pinnacle of their profession continually advancing their knowledge and skills. Moreover, I am blessed to have the most wonderful, caring and talented staff that exists. From our talented hygienists, assistants to the business staff, they all represent a degree of professionalism that is seldom achieved in the health care setting.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? The fact that I actually enjoy the business aspect of dentistry. Most dentists hate this part of the profession. The older I get the more I enjoy refining our patient experience. When new patients first experience BayView Dental Arts, I invariably receive tremendous compliments about their “experience” being unlike any other they have previously encountered.

From being greeted by our valet, to the entire professional encounter attention to detail is paramount. We pride ourselves on patient education and prevention. Everything is explained in great detail with accompanying high definition photographs, radiographs, and transillumiation.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? My parents both emphasized the importance of education. My father was in the construction business and in high school I wanted to follow in his footsteps. He however, would not allow it, always repeating his mantra, “You are going to be a doctor or a lawyer.” So I became a dentist and a lawyer. After dental school, I specialized in prosthodontics and then obtained my law degree. Going through 14 years of higher education and then passing two bar examinations (Pennsylvania and Florida) and then two dental boards (Pennsylvania and Florida) allowed me to fully understand the commitment and determination needed to succeed at the highest levels..

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Secrets to Success 11 Years

SWEET SHELDON CONSTRUCTION WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? For more than a decade, Sweet Sheldon Construction has been providing customers exactly what they want -- building excellence that achieves the personal vision for each home and condo that is transformed. Integrity and honesty is always at the forefront of everything we do. We are successful because we place the customer in the center and work to provide an outcome that focuses on the details of each and every space that is transformed.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? Sweet Sheldon Construction is an award-winning remodeler specializing in Southwest Florida’s unique building environment. Our years of experience bring benefits to our clients that they cannot get elsewhere. Our knowledge allows us to work every aspect of your project, without missing a beat. We focus on the smallest details and the highest level of quality, while maximizing outcomes. Customer satisfaction is our number one priority. Our team, from start to finish, is dedicated to doing what is right.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Each and every customer we work with inspires us to be the best. We understand that the place where we work is our customer’s home, and we treat it that way.

There is a unique vision for each of our projects, and our motivation is to achieve that vision and bring to life something that makes our customers proud. That moment when you see a final project and a happy customer is our ultimate goal.

JOHN SWEET Principal

999 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Suite 200 | Naples, FL 239.325.5150 | sweetsheldon.com

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TARA GRINNA SWIMWEAR WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? The secret to our success has been our determination to provide a top-quality swimsuit with the best fit in the industry, as well as making our swimsuits exclusivley in the U.S. when almost every other brand went overseas. For a time, our swimwear was the only brand offered in a bra-sized separates format, and we continue to be considered an innovator of the designer swim separates category.

WHAT QUALITY SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD? What sets us apart from the competition is our knowledge of the female form and how to fit a real woman in a swimsuit. And not just any swimsuit, but a suit made from designer fabric printed by the best artisans in Italy and made in the U.S. with coordinating cover-up options, resort wear, and even accessories like sandals and totes. Most women consider themselves hard to fit. Those women are our specialty!

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? The swimwear industry as a whole. As long as we strive to offer what is needed, then I believe we will continue to be successful. After all, our little design house was voted by retailers in the U.S. and Canada as a top swimwear brand for 2015—truly a feat when you consider the size of our company and all the competition out there who have followed in our footsteps and now offer bra-sized separates!

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HEIDI EASTMAN Manager

50 Years

THIRD STREET SOUTH

BETH MONE CHILDREN’S SHOPPE

WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Third Street South is unique in Naples for the history it represents, the beauty of the architecture, fountains and gardens, the engaging shops and award-winning restaurants, and the overall feel of strolling the streets and avenues of Old Naples. With the motto “glamour and good times since the 1930s,” Third Street South is a destination for locals and visitors alike looking for the best that Naples has to offer.

WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? We make people happy. We provide quality products and customer satisfaction. Our employees are loyal and dedicated. We strive to make Beth Moné a fun place to work and a fun place to shop. People love our classic look and sense of timeless design. Our clientele is multi-generational. We’ve dressed the children and grandchildren of Neapolitans for 50 years. Parents come in with children and remind us we dressed them when they were kids.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Third Street South consistently strives to deliver an experience of excellence for visitors, honoring the legacy and vision of its earliest founders. As the birthplace of Naples, Third Street South continues to serve an important role in the development and growth of Naples, drawing on its history, but also continually evolving to meet current interests, and always maintaining a focus on the grace and charm that define the area.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? I grew up on a farm, and my mother taught me to sew. I worked parttime at a children’s shop and fell in love with the business. In the mid ‘80s, I bought Beth Moné. Bob Eiseman of Florence Eiseman was a great inspiration. He would come to Naples and sit in our store just to watch and listen to our customers. Also, my father-in-law who taught me money management is “just another zero.”

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ADAM SCHMITT Owner

49 Years

NAPLES LAMP SHOP WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Since 1968, Naples Lamp Shop has served as the go-to design source for lighting and home furnishings. Our goal is to provide options that are up to date with today’s trends and will withstand the test of time.

NLS provides outstanding customer service. We work with our clients on projects they may have in other areas of the country and world. Our professionals provide guidance on sizing and the optimal amount of light available.

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SCHMITT FAMILY JEWELER WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? The secret to our three generations of success is not a secret at all—it is a family value that was instilled in me by my father, just as it was in him by his father. That family value is intregrity. Our customers entrust us with providing and caring for some of their most valuable and sentimental items. There can be no question these are handled, repaired, and returned in the best ways possible.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Our biggest inspiration comes from the ever-changing design world. It is exciting to see the trends in design and the advancement in lighting and to share them with our clients to create beautiful spaces for them.

We have great customers who quickly become part of our NLS family!

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? My customers inspire me. Over the course of almost a half of a century in our same location on Fifth Avenue in the heart of Old Naples, we’ve seen many changes. However, when you see customers return again and again, when you provide engagement rings to their sons and grandsons, when you repair an heirloom, vintage watch you originally sold new back in 1971, these experiences provide constancy and inspiration in ever-changing times.

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LEE McCARTHY President

KIM COLLINS, ASID Vice President

30 Years

MAD TRAVEL / TRAVEL LEADERS

SHERRI DUPONT, ASID President

30 Years

COLLINS & DUPONT DESIGN GROUP

WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? The travel industry has changed dramatically over the past several years, but the one thing that has always remained consistent is the professional, personal customer service found at MAD Travel. We strive to exceed the highest standards of customer service and consistently follow procedures to make sure all clients receive that level of service.

We make sure the smallest details are well in hand so our clients know we’re there for them at all times.

WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Our success stems from a mutual desire to create timeless designs that truly reflect our clients’ lifestyles while maintaining an unwavering commitment to unparalleled customer service. We are passionate about exceeding our clients’ expectations long after the finishing touches are in place.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Our clients inspire us and keep us motivated to find ways to improve so we can better serve them. There’s nothing that makes me feel more successful in my career than to know I played a small part in helping someone create lasting memories on a trip. Whether it’s finding the perfect tour guide in Bhutan or securing an exit-row seat on a business flight, I’m happy knowing my clients were well taken care of.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Our inspiration comes from the satisfaction of knowing that through our core values of honesty, integrity, and putting our clients’ needs first always, we cannot fail to succeed. Reputation is everything in our industry. We will do whatever it takes to ensure that our clients’ experience with Collins & DuPont Design Group is a complete “wow” from start to finish.

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JENNY GEZELLA President

25 Years

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WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? We pride ourselves in the fact that we have a beautiful 105- foot, three-level yacht that is maintained to look like new. We are able to accommodate public and private passengers of all ages and interests.

Our team completes the experience with their service and quality food and drinks. Our crew truly believes in making everyone’s experience one to remember, and we are proud that a few have been with us since our inception.

WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Perseverance and creativity. I am constantly finding inspiration to continue my business’ creative journey. For me, discovering new methods or ideas come from people, history, art, travel, reading, and modern technology. Our world is constantly changing and growing, and I feel the need to be aware of newness to grow, create, and persevere ahead. A key element is patience; nothing comes without work and effort. Success takes time, patience, and perseverance to succeed.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Noel Jordan. Noel was the founder of Skipperliner, the company that built the boat. He knows the business inside and out, and as he likes to always say, “I love this business!” Over the years he developed boats to meet the changing demands and trends of the industry and was the largest manufacturer of boats this size. He believes and breathes this business and planted us in the most beautiful and supporting city!

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Doug Olsen is my second set of eyes and ears; he’s the most sensitive listener. Doug amazes me by predicting new concepts and fashion trends well in advance. His instinct is always on target, and he constantly encourages me to look to the future in business, fashion, and creativity. We married in 2013 at the Peninsula Hotel Beverly Hills’ rooftop garden, surrounded by close, talented friends who also inspire me.

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WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? The divorce and family law practice is wrought with much emotion and angst. I do my best to keep things calm and professional, and help my clients weigh the costs and benefits of their decisions throughout the process. Lawyers who can be compassionate, empathetic, and view issues as their clients do develop trust and stronger relationships. As such, I am able to understand their goals, fears, and needs and be an effective advocate for them.

WHAT IS THE SECRET TO YOUR LONG TERM SUCCESS? Customer satisfaction is the answer. Hard work, doing things properly, and providing quality products for our customers has led to repeat business and contribute to our long-term success. We lead by example to be successful in the building industry and our local community.

Another part of the secret to Luxury Home Solutions’ success is our amazing team. If you employ and surround yourself with the best people, you’re going to succeed.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Throughout my 32 years of practicing law, whenever I can use my skills and experience to help my clients through what is often the worst time of their life inspires me. Unfortunately, the grief in losing the trust and companionship of a spouse is sometimes more painful than losing a spouse by death. It is gratifying to see the transformation that many of my clients make after their divorce is over, especially when they learn to accept and embrace a new beginning.

WHO OR WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU TO SUCCEED? Being able to fulfill a homeowner’s dreams and aspirations is my greatest inspiration and always has been for the last 37 years. Each and every customer brings with them their own unique desires and needs, which inspire me to deliver the perfect home for them. I’ve also studied failed companies, analyzed where they went wrong, and used that knowledge as a tool to make improvements. Total customer satisfaction is our ultimate goal.

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Finding engaging options for kids that mix fun, physical activities with developmental learning can be a challenge during spring break, but it doesn’t have to be. Consider these local camps, all taking place the week of March 13 to 20, which offer a little of everything and a whole lot of fun.

GREATER NAPLES YMCA A staple for many families throughout the year, the YMCA runs the gamut with spring break camp activities, including swimming, rock wall-climbing, canoeing, and reading time. The team of youth development staffers plan each day to ensure fun, new experiences for kids ages 6 to 14. Sign up for a day or the entire week, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. (greaternaplesymca.org, 239-597-3148)

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MY GYM NAPLES This children’s fitness center camp, which runs for half days from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., is open to potty-trained tots from 2-and-a-half to 11 years old. Activities change daily and incorporate fitness games, arts and crafts, dance, sports, as well as physical development exercises. (mygym.com/naples/camp, 239-4316499) —Michele Sotallaro

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fine wine isn’t just for drinking. In recent years, it has become a hot investment opportunity. While some vintages can appreciate to heady heights, buyers can get into trouble if they fall for the romance of the investment and fail to research its risks. Connoisseurs of the grape can invest tangibly by stocking a wine cellar with vintages expected to increase in value, but those who want to diversify their assets without the added issue of storage can participate by buying and selling wine futures. Each method requires a certain amount of knowledge and the patience to withstand the fluctuations of the wine market.

TANGIBLE INVESTING A little research goes a long way. If a bottle of wine seems too good to be true, it might be, says David Sokolin, president of the fine wine retailer Sokolin and co-author of Investing in Liquid Assets: Uncorking Profits in Today’s Global Wine Market (Simon & Schuster, $20).

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spent more than $4 million on French wines that were later revealed as fakes. One of the counterfeit bottles was labeled 1737 Château Lafite Rothschild, but aside from the fact that the Rothschilds didn’t have Lafite then, it’s nearly impossible to validate the provenance of wine that old and rare, says Sokolin. Sometimes buyers succumb to the romantic “story” of the wine and don’t research it enough, he adds.

“It’s very easy to buy off the internet and find the lowest prices, but dealers who have been in business for a while know the provenance of the wine and have valid suppliers,” he says.

The industry itself is actually not that complicated, he adds. Wine worthy of investment is an extremely limited asset class. The now retired, highly regarded wine critic Robert Parker (who favors Bordeaux) created a reliable rating of wines on a 100-point scale. Those rated 96 to 100 are almost always good bets.

Wine Advocate, the independent publication founded by Parker, along with other publications specializing in wine, are valuable resources for investors. As are some of the larger, established merchants, says Sokolin, himself a second-generation wine expert.

Investors shouldn’t shy away from wine because they think they lack sophistication. In fact, Sokolin believes more savvy is required when investing in stocks and bonds. “You don’t always know what’s going on inside Google or General Electric,” he says. But investors who want to concentrate on Bordeaux, for example, will find a relatively small opportunity: There are only about 25 that are reliably good investments. Specifically, he recommends concentrating on those produced in 1982, 1990, 2005, and 2009.

Before buying, investors should factor in where the wine was produced, how much is available, the history of price appreciation, and the rating by global wine critics. But Sokolin cautions that this is not an investment for those with “itchy trigger fingers.” He believes in a minimum five-year time horizon to account for fluctuations in value.

BUYING AND SELLING Investing in futures means buying into the market before the wine is even bottled. The most popular marketplace for wine futures is the

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If you can resist the urge to sample the stock, investing in vintages can be a smart financial choice, but be sure to do your research first.

London International Vintners Exchange, commonly known as Liv-ex.

Wine futures expert Burak Kazaz, a professor of supply chain management at the Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University, explains the basics of wine futures with this example: An investor buys a 2015 vintage wine in May 2016. The wine is still in the barrel and won’t be bottled for another year. By that time, if the current year’s vintage is rated higher, the investor loses money. If it isn’t as good, the investor makes money.

Unknown factors of weather and production influence the price of futures, making it a riskier proposition than a tangible investment in wine that’s already bottled and therefore influenced solely by the market prices, Kazaz notes.

But performance of wine futures, as measured by the Liv-ex 100 index—composed of the 100 most sought-after fine wines—has been positive recently. After four years of lackluster returns, the index soared 16 percent between January and September of 2016, compared to a

4.1 percent increase in the S&P’s 500 index of stocks. From 2009 to 2011, while the stock market tanked, wine futures acted as an investment hedge, delivering robust returns due to strong Asian demand for fine wine, according to Kazaz.

Interest and limited production are expected to continue to drive up values. Kazaz’s research on wine analytics, last updated in July 2016, notes that the wine industry generates $37.6 billion a year and is projected to grow 8.2 percent in the near future.

Along with global demand for fine vintages, part of the reason for growth, Kazaz says, is a result of global warming opening up favorable growing conditions in regions such as New York’s Finger Lakes and parts of California. In addition, wine is making inroads on the dominant beer market among younger generations. “There’s enormous opportunity in wine investing, as younger generations become more sophisticated about wine,” Kazaz says. “We’re seeing a change in the market.” «

Celebrate in Venice

Celebrate Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ 25 years of unforgettable voyages. Sail from Rome to Venice on the Seven Seas Voyager and experience this all-inclusive Anniversary voyage. Enjoy the festive ambiance and special amenities including a behind-the-scenes galley lunch, wine and cocktail tastings and a commemorative pin.

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BECAUSE TREATMENT IS REALLY WHAT THEY NEED Every day, Sheriff Rambosk’s deputies are encountering more people with mental illness and addiction – many of them children, teens and young adults. Helping them stay safe and receive the treatment they desperately need is why the Sheriff’s Office partners with David Lawrence Center.

Kevin Rambosk, Collier Sheriff, DLC Board Member Scott Burgess, DLC CEO

David Lawrence Center needs your donation to meet the rising demand in our community for mental health and addiction treatment especially for children and adolescents – before life-threatening actions and legal problems plague their futures.

You can save lives. Help keep Southwest Florida healthy and safe by ensuring the David Lawrence Center’s comprehensive services are available to all in need – treatment that’s a far better alternative to jail. Please donate today.

Call us or make a gift online at:

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WEALTH PRESERVATION

NAPLES ILLUSTRATED’S GUIDE TO THE AREA’S TOP FINANCIAL ADVISERS

SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE

BE F ORE YOU SEL EC T A W E A LT H M A N AGEMEN T F IRM, GI V E T HEM T HIS T E S T.

Q . Is the firm privately or publicly held? held ?

Q . What percentage of the firm’s revenue is generated by its wealth management business? business ?

Q . Do the owners and employees invest their own wealth alongside that of clients ?

Q . Are client relationship managers paid for sales or service ?

Q . Are portfolio managers paid based on assets under management or on long-term performance ?

Our answers are clear and concise: we are privately owned and independent; we only focus on private wealth management; our interests are aligned because our clients, owners, and employees invest side-by-side; our relationship managers are rewarded for their client service, not sales; and our portfolio managers are measured on long-term performance, not assets under management. These key principles have guided our firm since its founding. Bessemer Trust is a multifamily o∞ce that has served individuals and families of substantial wealth for more than 100 years. Through comprehensive investment management, wealth planning, and family o∞ce services, we help clients achieve peace of mind for generations.

Please call Michael Okun, Regional Director – Naples, at 239-659-5826 or visit www.bessemer.com. Minimum relationship $10 million.

ATLANTA BOSTON CHICAGO DALLAS DENVER GRAND CAYMAN GREENWICH HOUSTON LONDON LOS ANGELES MIAMI NAPLES NEW YORK PALM BEACH SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE WASHINGTON, D.C. WILMINGTON WOODBRIDGE

Private Wealth Planning for Your Lifetime Helping families succeed with personalized wealth planning solutions.

Crisci Private Wealth Management

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hen Managing Principal, Gary Crisci, established Crisci Private Wealth, his vision was to provide investors with the best of both worlds; the knowledge, analysis, and time tested resources available to larger firms, coupled with the intimate feel and relationshipfocused approach of a small boutique firm. The result is an impeccable service experience for his clients.

“What sets our firm apart is that we understand that wealth management is about more than just investing. It is about taking a holistic and disciplined planning approach that is unique to each family we serve. We add value by defining what is important to each client and working with them to build a living plan that works for them as their needs change over time. Furthermore, we develop customized portfolios for each client based on their living plan and take a Fiduciary role in the management of their portfolios in the Professional Investment Managment (PIM) program. All while keeping a mindful eye on risk mitigation, tax efficiency and investment expenses,” says Crisci.

Because Crisci Private Wealth Management only believes in delivering exceptional service to the individuals and families they work with, they take the time to listen and understand each person’s values, needs and goals to help build long-term client relationships.

“Enjoying the lifestyle our clients have created is one component of their long term goals. Clients are also concerned about their wealth accumulation, preservation, and succession planning that extends across several generations,” says Crisci.

Wealth management is more than just investing

Gary T. Crisci, AWMA®, CDFA® Managing Principal, PIM Portfolio Manager

Ray Sullivan, Vice President-Client Solutions; Gary Crisci, Managing Principal; Chrisandra Downer, Director of Business Development

At Crisci Private Wealth they take a proactive planning approach and leverage their relationships with estate attorneys and tax professionals to assist in providing clients with high quality advice and service that results in holistic, coordinated strategic planning.

Their affiliation with the independent brokerage channel of Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network gives them access to a full range of products and services without firm or company mandates, so they are able to help choose appropriate solutions for their clients.

Crisci Private Wealth Management 2640 Golden Gate Pkwy, Suite 206 Naples, FL 34105 Office: 239-919-8901 | Toll free: 888-224-0792 Email: gcrisci@criscipwm.com www.crisciprivatewealth.com

Not FDIC-Insured No Bank Guarantee May Lose Value The PIM program is not designed for excessively traded or inactive accounts and may not be suitable for all investors. Please carefully review the Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network advisors disclosure document for a full description of our services. The minimum account size for this program is $50,000.

Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, LLC (WFAFN), Member of SIPC. Crisci Private Wealth Management is a separate entity from WFAFN.

PROMOTION

With responsibility for over three billion dollars in client assets, see why Ultra High Net Worth investors Thomas M. Moran Managing Director – Investments Senior PIM Portfolio Manager Robert T. Edwards Managing Director – Investments Senior PIM Portfolio Manager Earl L. Sistrunk, CFA Senior Vice President – Investment Officer Kylen Moran First Vice President – Investment Officer William C. Banfield, CFP®/CRPC® Vice President – Investment Officer Fundamental Choice Portfolio Manager Rob Edwards, MBA Financial Advisor Christina Shaw, CIPM, MBA Senior Registered Client Associate Chelsea Ganey, CFA Registered Client Associate

SEEK OUR ADVICE.

Moran Edwards Asset Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors is responsible for over three billion dollars in client assets, as of 12/31/16, with a focus on outstanding, responsive client service. Ultra High Net Worth individuals appreciate our depth of experience handling family and institutional accounts valued at ten million dollars or more.

Our team is led by principals Tom Moran and Bob Edwards, senior portfolio managers and financial advisors Barron’s ranked #1 and #2 in SW Florida for the past seven years. In addition to a CFP®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professional, two CFA charterholders (Chartered Financial Analyst), two MBA’s and a CIPM certificate holder, who is also a Level II candidate in the CFA Program, our team includes 25 people dedicated specifically to serving existing clients.

Perhaps it’s time to seek a second opinion about your portfolio. Call us today at 239.254.2200 and see how our strengths can work for you.

2016 Barron’s Top 1,200 Financial Advisors: The rankings are based on data provided by thousands of advisors and financial services firms. Factors included in the rankings were assets under management, revenue produced for the firm, regulatory record, quality of practice and philanthropic work. Investment performance isn’t an explicit component.

Wells Fargo Advisors is a trade name used by Wells Fargo Clearing Services, LLC, Member SIPC, a registered broker-dealer and non-bank affiliate of Wells Fargo & Company 1116-06040

LEGAL SPOTLIGHT in Naples A look at the leading voices of the legal profession in Naples who uphold justice and serve our communities every day.

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MARITAL/FAMILY

At the intersection of divorce and new beginnings Change is never easy when it comes to matters of the heart. If you are considering life changes in your relationship with significant others, let our experienced and compassionate attorneys guide you through the complex issues of divorce, prenuptial agreements, child custody, paternity, adoptions and domestic violence.

L. David Sims,

Partner, Chair Florida Bar Board Certified in Marital and Family Law

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Partner Florida Bar Board Certified in Marital and Family Law

Christina M. O’Brien Associate

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Helping Communities, Businesses and Individuals Since 1924.

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Your Divorce Attorney Protecting Your Lifestyle C ompetence and C ompassion Donna J. Marshall, Esq. is a Naples divorce attorney with extensive business background and specialized training in children’s issues. She brings the strength of 25 years of experience, insights, and solutions to every case.

Donna Marshall is nationally recognized at the highest level as a board certified trial advocate in family law, and she serves as an examiner for attorneys seeking national board certification.

Licensed in Florida and Massachusetts, with Avvo’s highest rating level, Donna Marshall has the advanced knowledge of divorce law needed to handle sophisticated and complex legal issues.

5150 Tamiami Trail, North, Suite 402 | Naples, FL 34103

(239) 213-1311 | www.AttorneyMarshall.net | Donna@AttorneyMarshall.net

LUXURY PREVIEW

A showcase of the area’s luxurious residences on the market.

Roz Travis Interiors roztravisinteriors.com 239.514.3737

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The Bua Bell Group serves the Luxury Market.

We’re Local, We’re Global!

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Padova at Mediterra $2.795 M 15202 Brolio Way

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Aria at Park Shore Beach $2.795 M 4051 Gulf Shore Blvd N, #404

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Old Naples $2.595 M 901 7th Street S

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Moorings $2.395 M 475 Putter Point Drive

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Quail West $2.390 M 6489 Highcroft Drive

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Celebrita at Mediterra $1.875 M 16469 Celebrita Ct

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Naples Experience Counts. Expertise Sells.

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WEST INDIES WONDER ADDRESS 260 2nd Ave. N., Naples YEAR BUILT 2013 BUILDER BCB Homes OFFERED AT $10.9 million SIZE 7,810 square feet of living area; 10,297 total SPECIAL FEATURES Architect Jeff Harrell designed this iconic, timeless, and spectacular British West Indies masterpiece, which BCB Homes built to the most

exacting standards on an exceptionally large site framed by massive mahogany trees. Defined by a Buckingham slate roof, cypress corbels and brackets, mahogany shutters, MQ mahogany windows and doors, and 18 custom-built natural gas lamps, this impressive home has no equal. The main residence is comprised of four bedroom suites, a study, and a gourmet-style kitchen with a hand-forged steel hood, plus a convertible pavilion ideal for outdoor-indoor entertaining, finished in shell stone walls. High levels of refinement are found in exquisite Old World ironwork detailing by Belt Colombia, marble and walnut floors, Fine Art

light fixtures, recessed electric shades, and a steam and sauna room. The spacious guest house is equipped with a full bath, laundry, and a one-car garage with room for a lift. The elaborate pool area boasts elements of flowing water through long runnels, fountains, and cascading edges finished with custom glass tile.

This magnificent home truly is a work of art. FOR INFORMATION Bill Earls John R. Wood Properties Phone: 239-777-6622 Email: bill@billearls.com

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Located in the heart of Naples, this five-bedroom abode offers close proxmity to shopping, dining, and the beach, as well as a private, luxe setting to retreat from it all.

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

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PARK SHORE

Le Rivage 17N $6,895,000

PARK SHORE

Aria 1001 $3,995,000

PARK SHORE

Enclave #17 $6,350,000 (furn.)

BAY COLONY

7951 Vizcaya Way $3,595,000 (furn.)

BAY COLONY

356 Cromwell Court $5,395,000

BAY COLONY

Toscana 1203 $2,250,000 (furn.)

Leah D. Ritchey 239.289.0433 leah.ritchey@sothebysrealty.com

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Amy Becker 239.272.3229 amy.becker@sothebysrealty.com

parkshoreexperts.com

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.

LUXURY PREVIEW

CAPTIVATING CONDO

DEVELOPMENT: Montenero at Pelican Bay ADDRESS: 7575 Pelican Bay Blvd., Unit 903, Naples YEAR BUILT: 2001 DEVELOPER: WCI Communities OFFERED AT: $2,895,000 SIZE: 3,045 square feet of living space; 3,475 total

SPECIAL FEATURES: Located in a five-star luxury high-rise tower in Pelican bay, this condo boasts gorgeous views of the sunset over the gulf coast. Inside, you’ll find three spacious bedroom suites, marble floors, a stunning remodeled kitchen, and designer upgrades throughout. Easy beach access, on-site guest suites, two parking spaces, air-conditioned storage, a 24hour concierge desk, and a tropical, sunny pool and spa adjacent to the grill and bar pavilion ensure the comfort of this home. Plus,

all the fabulous amenities of the Pelican Bay community—including two beach-front restaurants, tennis, kayaking, close proximity to golf at The Club Pelican Bay, and state-of-the-art fitness center—provide the best of paradise and the Florida lifestyle.

FOR INFORMATION: Lauren Folkes Downing Frye Realty Inc. Phone: 239-572-4334 Email: lyfandsun@aol.com

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

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This luxury Pelican Bay condo features three spacious bedroom suites, marble floors, a stunning remodeled kitchen, and designer upgrades to enjoy the best in Southwest Florida living.

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

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VERO BEACH, FLORIDA

Scott Oberlink, Broker | Heidi Levy, Broker-Associate

Exclusively Selling Properties in Orchid Island Golf & Beach Club

Room to Breathe.

Space to Play.

Orchid Island.

One Beachside Drive, Vero Beach, Florida | (772) 388-3888 info@orchidislandrealty.com | www.OrchidIslandRealty.com

Selling

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

819 Barcarmil Way Collier’s Reserve Fabulous forever lake and golf course views and immaculate, luxury condition $1,399,000

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.

NAPLES & SOUTHWEST FLORIDA! JOHNRWOOD.COM ROYAL HARBOR

$2,849,000

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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

Enjoy single family living on the beach! Unique enclave of 27 homes, all architecturally interesting with 2-car garages. Short walk to beach, shops, dining. 2+Den/3 (V2389) Sarah Theiss, 239.269.0300

Former model estate home loaded with upgrades.

Multiple sliders extend indoor living space to outdoor kitchen and entertaining areas. Grotto-style pool and spa. 4+Den/4.5 (H11471) Tom Grifferty, 239.293.9560

THE DUNES

COLLIER’S RESERVE

PELICAN ISLE

$1,299,000

$1,200,000

$1,150,000

Wonderful opportunity for Terrace condo at The Grande Preserve. Stunning features will make this a seasonal or year-round home. Floridian Beach Club Available! 3/3.5 (C12398) Paula Van Zuidam, 239.370.7653

Custom home situated on the second fairway of the Collier’s Reserve golf course, with southern exposure and a panoramic view of the lush tropical surroundings. 3+Den/3.5 (H11425) Susan Payne, 239.777.7209, Jim Berk 239.290-4820

Wonderful condo with water views throughout in a one-of-a-kind boating community. Gourmet kitchen with stainless and granite, electric shutters.

JimScartz.com. 3+Den/3.5 (C12690) Jim Scartz, 239.877.9726

AUDUBON

RENAISSANCE AT PELICAN BAY

COVE TOWERS

$1,060,000

Stunning, completely updated courtyard home with guest cabana, volume ceilings and open floor plan located on tranquil lake and priced for a quick sale.

4/4 (V2405) Frank Petras, 239.595.2221

$889,900

Old World charm in this spacious residence with many updates. Only 8 units in complex. Walk to Phil and Waterside. 3/3 (C13061) The Candito Group, 239.290.5236

$600,000

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

PLEASE VISIT US AT ANY OF THESE LOCATIONS: OLD NAPLES 787 5th Avenue S. Naples, FL 34102 239.434.0101

NORTH NAPLES 1185 Immokalee Rd., Ste. 300 Naples, FL 34110 239.598.0059

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

VANDERBILT OFFICE 9000 Gulf Shore Drive Naples, FL 34108 239-566-8989

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

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

ADMIN CENTER 49130 Corsea Del FontanaWay Naples, Florida 34109 239.592.1011

EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL 1901 Gulf Shore Blvd. N. Naples, FL 34102 239.261.6699

BILL E ARLS BILLEARLS.COM • 239.777.6622 • BILL@BILLEARLS.COM

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

OLD NAPLES

ESTUARY AT GREY OAKS

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 $19,900,000

Masterpiece estate, one block to beach, with sophisticated artisanship throughout its 11,516 SF of sprawling living space with big beautiful lake vistas. 5+den/6.5 $12,500,000

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+den/7.3 $10,900,000 Reduced by $1,100,000!

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 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

ESTUARY AT GREY OAKS

AQUALANE SHORES

Palatial and magnificent, this 5 bedroom, Spectacular West-Indies coastal 2 study home blends sophistication and contemporary home thoughtfully designed finish throughout its 13,416 SF of living

by MHK Architecture with refined casual space. 5+den/7.3 $5,995,000 elegance and upscale finish throughout.

5+den/4.2 $5,450,000

AQUALANE SHORES

GREY OAKS

OLD NAPLES

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

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 lot located on prestigious Gulf Shore Dr. just 4 doors to the beach. Build your dream home on this 100’ x 150’ lot with alley access. 4/3 $3,500,000

PORT ROYAL

AQUALANE SHORES

COQUINA SANDS

Magnificent Bermuda-styled home sits on a lot and a half of lush tropical environs.

Walking distance to the beach and prestigious Port Royal Club. 4+den/5.1 $4,995,000

Exceptional 21,344 SF lot with widewater 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 Coastal Contemporary on very large lot, quietly sequestered. with resort like pool/spa. Golf Course views. Close to beach. 7,009 under air.

5+den/7.1 $4,250,000

AQUALANE SHORES

OLD NAPLES

Over-sized, 100’ x 150’ lot offers long Enjoy European inspired placid views at the T-Intersection at Kite architecture located three blocks Cove with desired western exposure. to the beach and within walking 66’ boat dock with power/water & boat distance to the world class lift. 3+den/2.1 $3,150,000 shopping and dining on 5th Ave. & Reduced by $350,000!

3rd St. 4+den/3.1 $3,495,000

OLD NAPLES

GREY OAKS

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

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Each VIV home is a limited edition of one. From the most sought-after premium lot, through intensive planning, architecture, design and build, the dream is in the detail.

A vision of refined Naples living at its best www.viv-homes.com

For more information, please contact:

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1144 Third Street South w Naples, Florida 34102

www.gcipnaples.com

REALTOR®

239.821.1433 rex@gcipnaples.com

WATERFRONT LIVING IN DOWNTOWN NAPLES

Mangrove Bay, a waterfront 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. Mangrove Bay offers resort-style amenities that make life on Naples Bay an unparalleled experience. You’ll be within blocks of the Gulf beaches and the upscale entertainment, dining, shopping, and more along famed Fifth Avenue South.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION - 3 RESIDENCES

COQUINA I - LOT 7

COQUINA II - LOT 18

AMELIA 1 - LOT 40 (Waterfront)

3,106 sq. ft. - 3BR + Den/3.5BA’s 2,700 sq. ft. - 3BR/3.5BA’s 3,200 sq. ft. - 4BR/4.5BA’s $2,720,000 $2,278,000 $2,544,000 Features include wide plank European Oak Flooring throughout, Quartz Countertops, Vaulted, Tongue and Grove Ceilings, Thermador Appliances, Custom Pool Packages with exceptional upgrades available.

FURNISHED MODEL AVAILABLE SANIBEL 1 - LOT 24

3,331 sq. ft. - 4BR/4.5BA’s $2,595,000 Features include Ruffino Custom Cabinets, Sub-Zero Wolf Appliances, Home Automation, Surround Sound throughout with wide plank European Oak Flooring, Custom Pool with water wall, outdoor Living area with Cooktop and Fireplace.

239.261.2200 | www.mangrovebaynaples.com 201 Goodlette Road South | Naples, Florida 34102

Exclusively Represented by:

Sales Center Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday 9:00am-5:00pm Saturday and Sunday 11:00am-4:00pm, or by appointment.

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www.gcipnaples.com RENDERINGS OF ELEVATIONS ARE CONCEPTUAL IN NATURE. FOR ACTUAL ELEVATIONS, REFER TO THE FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE RESPECTIVE HOMETYPE AND ELEVATION-TYPE. MANGROVE BAY IS OFFERED BY GULF GULF COAST INTERNATIONAL PROPERTIES™, A LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER. PRICES, FEATURES AND AVAILABILITY SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. LOGO, PHOTOGR APHY AND ALL RENDERINGS ARE PROPERTY OF MANGROVE BAY, COPYRIGHTED AS SUCH AND MAY NOT BE USED BY ANY OTHER PARTY.

Mary Yon, REALTOR (239) 572-3274 MaryYonRealtor@gmail.com MaryYon.com

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Naples Square - Old Naples 1030 3rd Avenue S $1,295,000

Grey Oaks 3274 Sedge Place $1,249,000

Bring Your Highest Expectations™

April 7, 2017 The Strand Golf & Country Club

11th Annual Golf Classic You can help keep the Care Mobile rolling by participating in the 11th Annual Healthcare Network Golf Classic

SPONSORED BY:

Golf ticket includes box lunch, 18 holes of golf, cart, green fees, range balls, awards reception and dinner

The Care Mobile is supported in part by Ronald McDonald House Charities of SWFL and the Naples Children and Education Foundation

Call 239-658-3113 or visit us online for information on tickets or sponsorship opportunities.

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ROBYN PFISTER GRIFFIN TEAM Specializing in Naples’ Finest Properties

Robert A. Forbis 239.682.3700 ∙ Robyn Pfister Griffin 239.404.8222

PORT ROYAL - 899 Nelson’s Walk - $13,500,000

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Ode to Musicals

The smash-hit Broadway musical Something Rotten! brings its ingenious cast of characters to Artis—Naples on March 14-17. Set in 1595, the story focuses on the comedic antics of two brothers who are clamoring to pen a hit play while trying to escape the shadow of the Bard. Hilarity ensues. The wildly popular musical comedy was also nominated for many Tony Awards, winning one for Best Featured Actor in a Musical, which went to Christian Borle in 2015 for his role as William Shakespeare. (artisnaples.org)

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The Baker Museum, Artis—Naples— Inside the Outside, featuring five selftaught artists from the William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation, opens in March; Origami in the Garden, large-scale sculptures by Kevin Box, in partnership with Naples Botanical Garden, through April 23; The Olga Hirshhorn Collection, through July 23; Dawn’s Forest, the Sculpture of Louise Nevelson, through July 23; In a New Light: American Impressionism 1870-1940, through March 12; A Tragic Love Affair: Oskar Kokoschka and Alma Mahler, through April 16; Jacque Fresco: 100 Years of Vision, through April 16; Robert Indiana: Now and Then, through May 3; artisnaples.org.

RIGHT: RECEPTION FOR ARTIST JOANNE RAFFERTY WILL BE HELD MARCH 2 AT EASTWEST FINE ART.

PAMELA SUNDAY’S SCULPTURES (PICTURED ABOVE AND RIGHT) ARE AMONG THE WORKS FEATURED IN THE PAINTING & OBJECT EXHIBITION AT THOMAS RILEY STUDIO, MARCH 2-APRIL 6.

Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs— Center for Performing Arts Exhibition: The Art of Kreutz, Kristoff, Luconi and Phillips, through April 22; Exquisite Miniatures, a traveling museum exhibition of miniature paintings by Wes and Rachelle Siegrist, March 1-April 30; Dream Worlds, March 1030; artcenterbonita.org.

Collier County Museum—Exhibition: “Postcards and Perceptions: Florida Seminoles & Tourism,” through April 18; collier​ museums.com.

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DeBruyne Fine Art, Naples—Stephen

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Shortridge, romantic impressionist, through March 8; Roy and Amanda Clark, “Sculpted Fine Art,” March 9-22; debruynefineart.com.

East West Fine Art at Mercato, Naples—Naples Favorite Jersey Girl, Joanne Rafferty, artist reception, March 2; eastwestfineart.com.

IN A CUBAN MOOD, FEATURING TIMOTHY HORN AND STAN MOELLER, MARCH 15, GARDNER COLBY GALLERY

Fifth Avenue South, Naples—Art in the Park, March 4, Park Street; Fine Art & Craft Show, March 11; 30th Downtown Naples Festival of the Arts, March 18 & 19; 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—In a Cuban Mood, featuring Timothy Horn and Stan Moeller and paintings from their recent sojourn to Cuba, March 15; gardnercolbygallery.com.

Harmon-Meek Gallery, Naples—Jenness Cortez exhibition, through March 16; Richard Segalman, March 20-April 6; harmonmeek.com.

Harmon-Meek | modern, Naples—Joan Konkel artwork, abstract pieces using aluminum sheet metal and finely woven mesh, through March 4; Jessica Daryl Winer, colorful scenes of her native New York City, March 7-31; harmonmeek.com.

Marco Island Center for the Arts—ArtServe presents ArtBrazil, March 6-29; marcoislandart.org.

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St. Patrick’s Day Festivities Call on the luck of the Irish and dress up in your favorite shade of green for St. Patrick’s-themed events taking place throughout the month. Round up the kids and arrive early March 11 for the forty-first annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, which takes place on Fifth Avenue South in Naples. The parade begins at 11 a.m., attracting an estimated 40,000 people who come to celebrate Irish heritage and culture in America. (naplesparade.com) Prefer an evening celebration? On March 11, from 5:30 to 11:00 p.m., the Freedom Waters Foundation will host The Kind Mariners Ball, “An Evening on the Emerald Isle.” The soiree will feature a buoyant cocktail reception and a keynote address by WINK News anchor Lois Thome. (kindmarinersball.com) Athletic types or weekend warriors won’t want to miss Gulf Coast Runners’ St. Patrick’s Day Fun Run, where participants are encouraged to don green attire or even a leprechaun costume.

After the race, the winner of the best costume will receive a growler from Riptide Brewery. (gcrunner.org) In Bonita Springs, spend the evening of March 17 at Southwest Florida Performing Arts Center’s St. Paddy’s Dinner Festival. The event will include Irish-inspired dishes, from corned beef and cabbage to shepherd’s pie, as well as entertainment from traditional Irish dancers.

Vertigo, the U2 Tribute band, will be the headline act. (swflpac.com)

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Marco Island Foundation for the Arts— Brushes and Paint Outdoor Art Show and Sale, March 4, Marco Lutheran Church parking lot, Marco Island; marcoarts.org.

Marianne Friedland Gallery, Naples—Wolf Kahn–An Exploration of Color, through March 31; Master American Printmakers, March 15-April 15; mariannefriedlandglry.com.

Naples Art Association at The von Liebig Art Center—Winners Circle 2017, through 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, through March 25; National Art Encounter Competition, March 16-April 15; naple​ sart.org.

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Rosen Gallery & Studios, Naples—A Taste of Raku, Thursdays; Clay: Handbuilding & Raku Techniques, five-week class, Mondays or Thursdays, reservation required; 239-821-1061.

Thomas Riley Studio, Naples—Painting + Object Exhibition, featuring visual artist/architect, Terry Krumm, fine art professor, Dana Roes, and NY ceramicist, Pamela Sunday, March 2-April 6; thomasrileystudio.com.

Up Art and Design Gallery, Naples—Art-design and Art-chitecture, March 10-April 28; upartand​ design.com

for Film Lovers, For 80 Days, March 6; Finding Vivian Maier, March 13; Closely Watched Trains, March 20; Angel’s Share, March 27; artcenterbonita.org.

Everglades Historical Society—Movie night, March 10, check website for details, Everglades City; evergladeshistorical.org.

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Fifth Avenue South, Naples—Evening on Fifth, live music, shopping, dining, and dancing, March 9; fifthavenuesouth.com.

Naples Artcrafters—Outdoor fine art and crafts

Naples Art Association at The von Liebig Art Center—Forty-Sixth Annual Jade N. Riedel

Marissa Collections, Naples—Trunk shows: Yossi Harari Fine Jewelry and personal appearance, March 2-4; Inbar Fine Jewelry, March 9-11; Brunello Cucinelli Women’s Fall ’17, March 15-18; Spinelli Kilcollin Fine Jewelry and personal appearance, March 16-18; Irene Neuwirth Fine Jewelry and personal appearance, March 23-25; Maison Common Fall ’17, March 28-30; Mattia Cielo & Federica Rettore Fine Jewelry, March 30-April 1; marissacollec​ tions.com.

by local artists, March 11, Cambier Park; naplesart​ crafters.com.

Scholarship Competition, March 16-April 15; naples art.org.

Third Street South, Naples—Farmers Market,

Naples Botanical Garden—Origami in the Gar-

Naples Botanical Garden—W.O.N.D.E.R. in the

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den, monumental sculptures by Kevin Box, presented in partnership with The Baker Museum at Artis— Naples, through April 23; naplesgarden.org.

Garden, Saturdays and Sundays; naplesgarden.org.

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Marine Industries Association of Collier County—Kids’ Fishing Clinic, for ages 5-15, includes

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FILM

Artis—Naples—Reel Stories: Of Art and Artists, Naples Historical Society at Historic Palm Cottage—Tours of the historic house-turned-mu-

Frida, March 30, following brief introduction from Elaine Newton; artisnaples.org.

seum available year round; visit the society’s website to book tours; napleshistoricalsociety.org.

Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Films

The Village on Venetian Bay, Naples—Village Green Market, fresh produce, handmade and homemade goods, and more, Sunday mornings, venetian​ village.com.

MUSIC

Artis—Naples—Visiting Orchestra Series: Vien-

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na Philharmonic Orchestra, March 1; The Hit Men, March 4; Willie Nelson & Family, March 5; Sypert Salon Series: Reicha and Beethoven, March 5; Jodie De Salvo, March 6 & 27; Smokey Robinson, March 6; All That Jazz: Benjamin Schmid, March 8; Boreyko conducts Mahler’s Symphony No. 4, March 10; MPact: Signed, Sealed, Delivered—The Music of Stevie Wonder, March 10; Vladimir Feltsman, March 12; Michael Feinstein, March 12; Around Town, chamber music at FGCU, March 13; Around Town, Beethoven and Vivaldi, conducted by Yanic Segal, March 16 & 17; The Music of John Williams, March 21; Janoska Ensemble, March 22; artisnaples.org.

Cambier Park, Naples—Music Makers’ Show Band, March 6 & 26; Naples Dixieland Jazz Band, March 12; naplesbigband.com.

CAPA, Cultural and Performing Arts Center, Naples—String Theory Plus, March 1; Golden Trio: original compositions by Alexander Goldstein, March 7; The Apollo Trio, March 14; The Myers-Dimaras Showcase, March 31, Wang Opera Center, Naples; capacenter.org.

Theater For the Love of

The annual Gulfshore Playhouse

Gala, Bubbles, Baubles, and Broadway, returns for its seventh round on

March 13 at the Grand Pavilion at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples. The evening will feature Broadway-style

entertainment starring Carmen Cusack, a Tony Award nominee who starred as Elphaba on Broadway in Wicked and as Fantine in Les Misérables on the West End. Attendees will have the opportunity to join Cusack, and gala chairs Jane and Steve Akin and Kyla and Richard de Asla, for a night filled with bubbly, gourmet cuisine, and a live auction. (gulfshoreplayhouse.org)

Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Jethro Tull’s Martin Barre Band, March 2; Shotgun Wedding, March 4; Meet the Composers: Who the Hector was Berlioz?, March 5; O Sole Trio: From Pavarotti to Pop, March 10; Patchouli & Terra Guitarra: The Landscape of Guitar, March 15; The McCartney Years, March 18; An Evening with Jonathan Edwards, March 23; Robin Spielberg, March 25; German Lopez – Guitarists Duo, March 29; The Rat Pack Remembered, March 31; artcenterboni​ ta.org.

Classic Chamber Concerts—Fifth Avenue Chamber Orchestra with Daniela Navarro, pianist, March 20; classicchamberconcerts.org.

Germain Arena, Estero—I Love the ’90s Tour, featuring Vanilla Ice, Naughty by Nature, Sugar Ray’s Mark McGrath, Rob Base, All-4-One, and Young MC, March 25; germainarena.com.

Naples Botanical Garden—Jazz in the Garden, March 12; Classical Pianists in the Garden, March 28; naplesgarden.org.

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Opera Naples—Henschel String Quartett, March 23; operanaples.org.

Seminole Casino Hotel, Immokalee—A Don Rickles & Regis Philbin Laughfest, March 2; Clint Black, March 11; Paul Anka, March 16; seminoleimmo​ kaleecasino.com.

Southwest Florida Performing Arts Center, Bonita Springs—Devon Allman Band, March 5; Staying Alive: One Night of the Bee Gees-Dinner Show, March 8; Sergio Mendes, March 11; Chubby Checker, March 21; Jefferson Starship, March 24; Los Lonely Boys, March 29; swflpac.com.

TheatreZone—John Sebastian, March 13-14; the​ atrezone-florida.com.

tors, presented by author Dr. Laurel Neme, March 3; Migratory Birds in a Climate Changing World, presented by Jennifer D. McCabe & Brian J. Olsen, March 10; Baby Birds, presented by artist Julie Zickefoose, March 17; A Tour of the Island of Pine Island Sound, presented by author Denege Patterson, March 24; Heart of a Lion, presented by author Will Stolzenburg, March 31; dingdarlingsociety.org.

Friends of the Library of Collier County— Nick Linn Lecture Series, featuring authors Chris Bohjalian, Joy Fielding, Karin Slaughter, and Jonathan Hayes, March 3 & 10, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; collier-friends.org.

Voices of Naples—Homeward Bound, March 12, St. Leo’s Catholic Church, “The Parish Life Center,” and March 26, East Naples United Methodist Church; voicesofnaples.org.

Holocaust Museum & Education Center of Southwest Florida—2017 Elliott Katz Lecture Se-

SPEAKERS & SEMINARS

Naples Botanical Garden—Nature’s Bounty: Ex-

Artis—Naples—Inside the Orchestra: Great Con-

ries, March 13 & 30, Hodges University, Naples; holo​ caustmuseumswfl.org.

ploring Plants as Food in History, Conservation, and Our Future, March 8; naplesgarden.org.

ductors 101, March 6; Four O’clock at the Movies, presented by Elaine Newton, March 20; Hooray for Hollywood: The Films of Ingrid Bergman, March 24; The Olga Hirshhorn Collection, presented by Stephane Aquin, March 29; Jazz History: Satchmo, March 31; artisnaples.org.

ee Chat: The First Natives to Our Shore – The History and Importance of Native Shoreline Plants, March 31; napleshistoricalsociety.org.

“Ding” Darling Visitor & Education Center, Sanibel Island—Lecture series, Animal Investiga-

Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Naples—Lunch & Learn: The Epigenetics

Naples Historical Society—Garden Side Chick-

Revolution Reaches the Ocean, presented by Dr. Jose Maria Eirin-Lopez, March 21, Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center; rookerybay.org.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Artis—Naples—Friends of Artis—Naples, The Baker Museum Gala, March 4; artisnaples.org.

Avow Hospice Inc.—Butterfly Ball, March 4, Naples Grande Beach Resort; avowcares.org.

Books for Collier Kids—Celebrate Reading and Dr. Seuss’ Birthday, March 2, private residences, donations provide 8 to 10 new books to children in pre-K, kindergarten, first, or second grade; books​forcollierkids.org.

Boys & Girls Club of Collier County—Youth of the Year Celebration, March 7, Artis—Naples; bgccc.com.

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Venice Inc.— Emerald Ball, March 11, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; catholiccharitiesdov.org.

Champions for Learning—Twenty-Seventh Annual Golden Apple Celebration of Teachers Dinner, March 31, Naples Grande Beach Resort; champions forlearning.org.

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Charity for Change Giver Program—Giver Challenge, March 25, Hilton Naples; charityforchange.org.

Children’s Advocacy Center of Collier— Beach Ball & Naples City Limits, March 18, Naples Botanical Garden; caccollier.org.

Community Pregnancy Clinics Inc.—Annual Life Saver Event, March 9, Hilton Naples; communi​ ty4life.com.

Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Naples— Magic Under the Mangroves, March 2, Nature Center; conservancy.org/magic.

Foundation for the Developmentally Disabled—Hollywood Swing Through Time, March 4, The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club, theme for the event is vintage Hollywood glamour, with celebrity emcee Therese O’Shea, morning anchor for WINK news; fddswfl.org.

Freedom Waters Foundation—Third Annual Kind Mariners Ball—An Evening on the Emerald Isle, March 11, Naples Sailing & Yacht Club; kind​ marinersball.com.

Friends of Foster Children Forever—Boots & Boogie Bash, March 25, Grey Oaks Country Club, Naples; friendsoffosterchildren.net.

David Lawrence Center—Sound Minds Mental Health Symposium, March 25, Moorings Presbyterian Church; davidlawrencecenter.org.

Drug Free Collier—Ninth Annual Community Awareness Luncheon, March 9, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; drugfreecollier.org.

Fifth Avenue South, Naples—Forty-First Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, March 11; fifthavenuesouth.com.

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Friends of Rookery Bay—Batfish Bash for the Bay, March 18, Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center, Naples; rookerybay.org.

Gulfshore Playhouse—Bubbles, Baubles, and Broadway, the Seventh Annual Gulfshore Playhouse Gala, March 13, The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; gulfshoreplayhouse.org.

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Agenda Holocaust Museum & Education Center of Southwest Florida—Triumph 2017, March 22, Quail West Golf & Country Club, Naples; holocaust​ museumswfl.org.

JDRF Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation—Into the Blue Gala, March 4, The Ritz-Carlton, Naples; jdrf.org.

Multiple Sclerosis Center of Southwest Florida—A Vintage Affair: Bourbon & Blues, March 5, Quail West Golf & Country Club, Bonita Springs; mscenterswfl.org.

Naples Ballet—Meet Me at the Barre Gala, March 23, Artis—Naples Figge Conservatory; naplesballet.org.

Naples Garden Club—Naples Flower Show, presented with Naples Botanical Garden, March 24, Naples Botanical Garden; naplesgardenclub.org.

PACE Center for Girls, Collier—Believing in Girls “Throw a Girl a Lifeline” Luncheon, March 3, Naples Grande Beach Resort; pacecenter.org/cen​ ters/collier.

Pan-Florida Challenge— Fourth Annual Pan-Florida Challenge for Hungry Kids Ride, March 11-12, Naples; pan​ floridachallenge.org.

TWO of a KIND Gear up for a double dose of hilarity the evening of March 2 at A Don Rickles and Regis Philbin Laughfest: Stories, Film Clips, and Fun. Rickles, known for handing out “badges of honor” with his witty insults, and Philbin, known for his longtime stint as a talk show host and for hosting Who Wants to be a Millionaire?, will spend the evening reminiscing about stories from their lives and clips of their greatest and funniest moments. The event, which begins at 8 p.m., takes places at The Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee. (se​min​oleim​ mokaleecasino.com) —A.W.

Royal Palm Academy— Kings’ Celebration Gala, March 4, The Vineyards Country Club, Naples, enjoy “A Voyage through Italy”; roy​ alpalmacademy.com.

Seacrest Country Day School—Celebrate Seacrest 2017: Havana Nights, March 18, Naples Grande Beach Resort; seacrest.org/auction.

TheatreZone—Legs Diamond Speakeasy, March 20, pop-up location to be announced, Naples; the​ atrezone-flor​ida.com.

Women’s Foundation of Collier County— Women of Initiative Awards Luncheon, March 31, The Ritz-Carlton, Naples; wfcollier.org.

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Artis—Naples—10K Run for Music, March 25; artisnaples. org.

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Gulf Coast Runners—St. Patrick’s Day Fun Run, March 16, Naples; gcrunners.org.

National Boat Owners Association—Seventh Annual Pelican Bend Gulf Coast Open, fishing tournament, March 25, Marco Island; gulfcoastopen.com/event.

Pickleball for All Corp.—Southern Tropics Pickleball Tournament, March 10-12, Naples Community Park; paradis​ ecoast.com.

Southwest Florida PSP Support Group—Fourteenth Annual CurePSP Awareness and Memorial Walk, March 18, Mackle Park, Marco Island; 239-353-3960, curepsp.org.

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THEATER/DANCE

Artis—Naples—Clifford Odets: Paradise Lost and David Mamet: The Old Neighborhood, March 3; Something Rotten!, The Broadway Production, March 14-17; Late Nite Catechism, March 24; MOMIX: Opus Cactus, known for blending dance and illusion into a showcase of marvels, March 27; artis​ naples.org.

Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs—Improv Café and Improv Tonight, March 11; Frankly Funny Fridays, March 17; artcenterbonita.org.

Gulfshore Playhouse, Naples—The Hound of the Baskervilles, through March 12, The Merchant of Venice, March 25-April 15, Norris Center, Naples; gulfshoreplayhouse.org.

Theater on Marco—Men Are Dogs, an adult comedy, March 16-20; theater onmarco.com.

The Marco Players—Driving Miss Daisy, March 15-April 2, The Marco Players theater, Marco Island; themarcoplayers.com.

The Naples Players— My Fair Lady, March 1-April 2, Blackburn Hall; These Shining Lives, March 22-April 15, Tobye Studio; A Salute to Bob Fosse, March 27 & 28; naplesplayers.org.

Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples—Comics Ian Bagg from Last Comic Standing, March 2-5; Jon Reep, winner of Last Comic Standing, March 23-26; Loni Love, March 30-April 1; offthehookcomedy.com.

Opera Naples—La Hija de Rappaccini (Rappaccini’s Daughter), March 10 & 12; operanaples.org.

Southwest Florida Performing Arts Center—Jim Breuer, March 4 &

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5, SanJan Theater; Who’s Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience, March 18 & 19; swflpac.com.

TheatreZone—Dolly Parton’s 9 to 5: The Musical!, select dates from March 9-19; theatrezone-florida.com.

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NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS OF COLLIER COUNTY ALFRED GARDUNA, PATRICIA PIKE

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JACKIE NELSON, RIVER NELSON MARA LABELL MULLER, DYLAN SANDERS SHALYN ORMSBY, OLIVER ORMSBY

MAKE-A-WISH SOUTHERN FLORIDA

KAYLA GOODMAN, SHERRY BOYD, MADISYN GOODMAN

WHAT: 6TH ANNUAL TEA AT THE RITZ-CARLTON, “GINGERBREAD AND SUGAR PLUMS HOLIDAY TEA” WHO: GUESTS SUPPORTING THE MISSION TO GRANT WISHES OF CHILDREN WITH LIFE-THREATENING MEDICAL CONDITIONS WHERE: THE RITZ-CARLTON, NAPLES. THE EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY NAPLES ILLUSTRATED.

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NAPLES EQUESTRIAN CHALLENGE RUTH AND TAD WISE

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HEATHER DONLAN / CLOTHING: DOLCE & GABBANA, MARISSA COLLECTIONS

Ashley Gerry

, a Naples resident for more than a decade, is deeply involved in the community and charitable events around town. She supports the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Golisano|Nicklaus Children’s Health Center in Naples, and Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples.

As a C’mon Guild member, she co-chaired its Oktoberfest in 2012 and Night at the Museum in 2014. Gerry also served as a co-chair of Community School of Naples’ Angel Ball last November. She is a mom, wife of Adam Gerry, and she works as an executive consultant for Rodan and Fields skincare.

1. Favorite travel spot: We recently went to Croatia. It was absolutely breathtaking. The people were so friendly and welcoming. My favorite spot to visit was Hvar.

2. Favorite artist: Sandro Boticelli. I love old world, Renaissance artists.

3. Favorite accessory: Shay chokers. They go with everything from workout clothes to ball gowns.

4. Must-attend event: Hats in the Garden.

Not only is it a great cause, but when else is it acceptable Words to live by: “Learn to wear cotton candy on your head? from the mistakes of others.

5. Signature scent: Bond No. 9 scents for evening; You can’t live long enough to 4 Jo Malone English Pear & Freesia for day. make them all yourself.”

6. Three things few people know: I have a mild obsession —Eleanor Roosevelt with real-life murder mystery shows; I love pickles, and most things that are pickled (I even drink the juice); and I am a lifelong St Louis Cardinals fan.

7. Go-to hostess gift: Sugarfina candy.

8. Guilty pleasure: The Crust pizza. It’s so easy to devour the entire pizza without realizing it.

9. Favorite fashion designer: Dolce & Gabbana. It’s a perfect mix of classic and edgy. Love, love, love everything.

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Hidden talent: Party planning.

I love a good themed party!

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Naples’ best-kept secret: Veranda E in The Escalante hotel. It’s delicious!

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