Naples Illustrated October 2013 by Palm Beach Media Group

BEYOND CURB APPEAL

DAZZLING LANDSCAPES

MAKEOVER MAGIC

Before and After Home Transformation

ALL ABOUT FALL

Local treasure troves for Halloween

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Contents

October 2013 features 58 / The Great Outdoors

In Southwest Florida alfresco living may be commonplace, but these lush landscapes will take you by surprise. By Elizabeth Kellar

66 / Rail Romance

Richly textured and embellished looks are on track this fall.

photography By Navid

76 / Makeover Magic

Interior designer Cindy Christensen transforms a Naples home with an elegant and speedy touch. By Alisa Marie Coccari

84 / A Royal Affair

NI takes an inside look at how a Port Royal brideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wedding planner created a rustic vintage paradise for the nuptials of her dreams. BY Dorothea Hunter SĂśnne

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54 / Weekender

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Beyond the beaches, a Bahamas resort ups the ante on upscale travel. By Daphne Nikolopoulos

56 / High road

Take a spin in the Mercedes-Benz 2014 S-Class, a lavish spa on wheels. By howard walker

18 / From the Publisher 20 / From the Editor 22 / Log On

Find inspiration in our Pinterest contest, the best local pumpkin patches, and more online exclusives.

26 / In Focus

Celebrity Martini Glass Auction’s The Great Gatsby premiere party.

31 / Insider

Costume confidential, spooky elegance for Halloween, and more.

37 / Style

A collection of fall accessories that mix nature with fashion.

122 / Pour

Upscale bars turn to a delicate cooking method to elevate the cocktail. By mark spivak

125 / Balance

Golf for a good cause, choosing the right shoe, plus fruity, frozen bliss.

145 / Agenda

Our guide for what to see and do around town this month.

154 / Seen

A peek at who’s been out and about.

160 / Giving Back

42 / Vanity

44 / Treasure

ON THE COVER:

Bringing back black for bejeweled accessories with a modern touch.

115 / Taste

Touring Naples' only craft brewery, plus bites from the local food scene.

Our spotlight on the founder of Baby Basics, helping local disadvantaged families one diaper at a time.

Pink Power! Our beauty picks to support breast cancer awareness.

49 / Escape

Ecuador’s Mashpi Lodge, where breathtaking nature meets luxury.

46 / Finds

Coastal accents to grace your space, plus tableware for posh picnics.

Photographer: Navid Model: Gabriela Iliescu Clothing: Kirby embellished dress, Tory Burch, Naples; belt, Burberry, Naples Jewelry: House of Lavande earrings, vintage bracelet, special order, Marissa Collections, Naples; houseoflavande .com Hair/makeup: Luis Beltran location: Gold Coast Railroad Museum, Miami

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When you’re built to be the world’s best, you tend to build quite a following. VanityFair.com described the all-new ATS as “...the car we’re most excited about.” And perhaps most impressive of all, it was the only car in the world to be named the 2013 North American Car of the Year. Introducing the all-new Cadillac ATS.

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From the Publisher

You will probably hear this a lot from me—our home and garden issue is always one of my favorites. Not only does it have all of my hobbies rolled up into one beautiful package, it is also one of our most requested issues by our readers. This time we’ve got everything from gardens artfully designed by world renowned landscape architects to homes that I would be able to move into tomorrow with nothing but my toothbrush and feel at home. The design talent in our area is unmatched! And as I think about the many luxurious ways to spruce up a home, it’s also worth pointing out that this season is already showing such promising signs of a recovering economy. With doubledigit percentage increases in home sales in all price ranges in the real estate market here, it is refreshing to hear the big sighs of relief from the industry that was hit the hardest. When you drive in any direction you’re likely to see a new development under construction, while the developers diligently try to replenish the depleted inventory of new homes. That being said, while promoting our special section, “Spaces,” for the design industry, we heard from so many of the designers that business is booming, and they were all looking forward to a very lively season. Browse through our Spaces section and check out the designers’ styles, and see if one has that personal touch you have been searching for. We have also made finding just that right fit a little easier with our Design Directory. Whether you are looking for that perfect flooring for your home yoga studio or finally gearing up for that kitchen remodel you have been coveting, we have the contacts right here and only a phone call or email away. So while you flip through the beautiful pages of this issue, remember that it’s okay to linger a while, grab that second cup of coffee or a glass of wine and enjoy! I know I plan on it. Happy decorating!

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PROMISING SIGNS

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This November we are approaching our one year Jewelry Gallery anniversary! Thanks to Marissa Collections personalized styling and service that began over 35 years ago; we have been able to provide the complete wardrobe with unique, one-of-a-kind gems. As we move into Fall, we are combining our love of color and texture while going deeper into the exuberance of Baroque. Mixed metal, amorphic shapes and vibrant carved stones provide perfect accents to this year’s trends.

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From the Editor

Renewed Optimism

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We’re scouting Pinterest for stylish ways to showcase your fall pumpkins. Go to our ‘Posh Pumpkins’ board to see what we uncovered, then pin your own picks using #NIPumpkins. We’ll repin the best ones from our followers.

VANESSA ROGERS / Hair & Makeup: Philip Douglas Salon

As we usher in the fall, we’re reminded how the start of a new season always seems to bring a sense of renewed optimism. We freshen our wardrobes and look for unique ways to refashion our homes. In this issue, we’ll explore several spectacular homes from the inside out as we shine a spotlight on home and garden. For outdoor inspiration, you’ll find a handful of impressively sculpted landscapes— including custom water features, a cozy cabana and more—by turning to “The Great Outdoors” on page 58. If your focus is more behind closed doors, take a look at “Makeover Magic” on page 76 for the inside scoop on a luxurious makeover of a Naples home, with expert tips sprinkled in along the way. And if your decor style is more sea-centric, you'll find beachy inspiration on page 46. Of course, it’s also October, which means Halloween is on its way and so are the celebrations. What’s on trend in costumes? Check out Insider, starting on page 31, plus our pick for adding a touch of spooky elegance to your home for the holiday. Finally, the issue includes some of your feedback on the recent redesign of the magazine (which made a splash in the September issue, just before I came on board). You’ll find a sampling of reader comments peppered throughout our pages—and the praise nearly made our team blush. In the coming months, you’ll see more refinements as we work every day to improve upon the last. And we always want to hear from you on what is working—and what could be better. You can see all our Web extras by turning to page 22. Then, reach out to us through our website, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest or simply write me a letter. I’m listening and ready to usher it all in.

Editor’s Beauty Spotlight: MAC Antonio Lopez vibrant eye, face and lip collection, which doubles as objets d’art!

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Old Fashioned Grace Wrapped In a New Fashioned Lifestyle

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Pin Worthy What inspires you about the Paradise Coast? Share your favorite images for a chance to be featured on our website—and even win a prize. To enter, follow Naples Illustrated on Pinterest (pinterest.com/naplesillus). Then, create a board titled ‘Naples Illustrated’ and start pinning! We’re looking for images of nature, food, events— anything that shows what you enjoy most about the area. For complete rules, visit naplesillustrated.com/PinterestContest

reasons to log on now 1. Pumpkins, scarecrows and hay rides ... oh my! Fall is back and it’s time to start the search for the perfect Log on to Pinterest now to pin your favorite pics of Naples lifestyle and food, like this enchilada from Masa Restaurant.

jack-o’-lantern. Check out our list of the best local pumpkin patches: naplesillustrated.com/ NaplesPumpkinPatches2013

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recipe BANANA RAMA

We’re raising a stick to cooler temps and the great outdoors with a selection of campfireinspired glamping desserts—like this spin on s’mores, banana-style. Makes 6 6 Jules Destrooper Almond Thins 1 banana Nutella 1 tbsp. of cinnamon and sugar Peel and slice banana to fit atop almond thins, about 2 inches apiece. Place banana slices on a heat-resistant pan or dish and sprinkle with cinnamon/sugar mix to taste. Then, using a crème brûlée torch, fire the bananas until the sugar mix caramelizes; be careful not to scorch. As the bananas cool, spread a dollop of Nutella on the almond thins. Top with banana slices; serve warm. For more recipes, visit naplesillustrated .com/glamping

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3. The Naples Players 201314 season opens with two productions this month. Preview the upcoming season of live theater: naplesillustrated.com/ TheNaplesPlayers2013Preview

Island Company is celebrating 10 years of tropical fashion. We speak with founder Spencer Antle about the latest collection and how the line has evolved from a simple bikini to a lifestyle brand. Get the scoop at naples illustrated.com/Antle

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Key to the cure Get the shirt. Shop the weekend. Show your support. Join Saks Fifth Avenue in the fight against women’s cancers. Get the shirt, designed by emilio Pucci, available exclusively at Saks Fifth Avenue this october. then shop Thursday to Sunday, October 17 to 20, when Saks will donate 2% of sales to local and national women’s cancer charities.* Special thanks to Jennifer Aniston, the 2013 Ambassador for eIF’s Women’s cancer research Fund and Saks Fifth Avenue’s Key to the cure.

*Saks will donate 2% of participating vendor sales up to $500,000 from thursday to Sunday, october 17 to 20, along with 100% of Key to the cure t-shirt sales from october 1 to December 31, to the entertainment Industry Foundation for the Key to the cure campaign. Visit saks.com/Kttc to learn more. CALL 800.429.0996, VISIT SAKS.COM, DOWNLOAD THE SAKS APP OR FIND US ON FACEBOOK, TWITTER AND SAKSPOV.COM.

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No one knows what the future holds... This year’s Charity Classic Celebration promises to be filled with vibrant experiences and captivating stories from the voices of the future. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the powerful Fund A Dream™ auction and help the children of Immokalee build pathways to success.

Charity Classic Celebration Dinner and Auction Saturday, November 16, 2013 The Ritz-Carlton, Naples

Charity Classic Pro-Am Golf Tournament Monday, November 18, 2013 Bay Colony Golf Club

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CMGA GREAT GATSBY PREMIERE PARTY Who: Supporters of the Celebrity Martini Glass Auction LLC What: The red-carpet premiere of The Great Gatsby in a private theater included popcorn, wine and the Baz Luhrmann film, followed by an era-inspired soiree on Silverspot’s veranda with 1920s music, cocktails by Crystal Head Vodka, and fundraising to benefit the Naples Players’ KidzAct program Where: Silverspot Cinema at Mercato

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“What I loved most about this event was the era, the Roaring ’20s. It didn’t take much to ask people to participate and dress for the occasion.” —Brenda Melton, CMGA founder

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Jeanne and Scott Jones Jaqueline Teague, Maida Sperandeo

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Who: Hosts Heidi Farrugia and Elizabeth Star, Gucci North America President Christophe de Pous and supporters of the David Lawrence Center What: A private cocktail party bringing the craftsmanship of Gucciâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Florentine factory directly to clients, with a portion of proceeds benefiting David Lawrence Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Crisis Stabilization Unit Where: Gucci, Waterside Shops

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During the party, handcrafted Gucci goods in exotic skins and exclusive colors could be personalized with handembossed monogramming.

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Halloween is one occasion that has us morphing into Lady Mary Crawley, Daisy Buchanan, a groovy sixties chick or Marilyn Monroe, but the swirl of season also brings a profusion of themed gatherings for which a costume is de rigueur. For unique getups suitable for a Jazz Age party, a ‘50s sock hop, an Austin Powers shindig and everything in between, Neapolitans in the know rely on the artistic eye of Quenby Tyler at Audrey’s on Tenth Street South, who mines a trove of vintage (and reproduction) dresses, shoes, gloves, hats, bags and jewelry, to fashion a stunning outfit. “We’ve been getting a lot of requests for 1920s-themed clothing for events in town,” says Tyler. “Downton Abbey is also popular.” Along with her mom, Sonja Tilley, the shop’s owner, and niece Ashley Means, the staff decks out clients from head to toe. The Audrey’s team also keeps careful account of who’s wearing what to each event, ensuring each partygoer creates a singular sensation. (audreys-attic.com) —Kat Smith

Planning a spooky soiree? Consider these stylish skulls in multifaceted crystal ($1,000; limited series), candle ($85) and brass versions ($170). BR Uno, Naples (239-261-9806)

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Before the social season officially kicks off with the Naples Botanical Garden annual Hats in the Garden, the hunt for the perfect topper to wow the luncheon crowd is on. We asked Marilyn Hellman of Marilyn’s Distinctive European Fashion, Naples, to clue us in on the top three trends. First, Hellman says, get ready to bring on the drama because dramatic and edgy shapes, and feathers are in. Next, look out for hats in shades of gray. And finally, consider a vintage 1920s look as The Great Gatsby craze is still in full swing. Hellman recommends choosing any “brim you can handle,” and notes that younger women are gravitating to fascinators. For personalized advice, reserve your seat for Hellman’s complimentary seminar “Picking the Right Hat,” October 16, then shop the wide assortment of designer chapeaux from Philip Treacy (who has created looks for Lady Gaga and Britain’s royal family), Stephen Jones, Misaharada and more. (marilynhellman.com) —K.S.

Pink Power

Local merchants stand up for breast cancer awareness month.

The La Vie En Rose designs can be customized to commemorate a loved one or celebrate freedom from cancer.

Whipping out a credit card feels good, and this month shopping can actually save lives. Local jewelry designers Amanda Jaron of A. Jaron Fine Jewelry (ajaron.com) and William Boyajian of Port Royal Jewelers (portroyaljewel ers.com) are both committed to contributing time and talent to help others in need. Taking a cue from the Candy Ribbon Cuff Jaron designed for breast cancer charities last year, the duo teamed up for a collection called La Vie En Rose, including cuffs, hoop earrings and rings in sterling silver with pink sapphires and gold accents. Fifty percent of the collection’s sales benefit Cancer Alliance of Naples, Susan G. Komen for the Cure and the Garden of Hope and Courage. The designers will create a unique cuff to be raffled at the charitable Fourth Annual Stiletto Sprint October 19 on Fifth Avenue South. Saks Fifth Avenue at Waterside Shops is partnering with Cancer Alliance of Naples for the annual Key to the Cure (KTTC). The fundraiser, hosted by Saks and Physicians Regional Hospital, kicks off October 17. The party is a perfect opportunity to have fun and scoop up the collectible KTTC logo tee (this year’s is designed by Emilio Pucci and sported by spokeswoman Jennifer Aniston). All charity T-shirt sales and a portion of all purchases at Saks during that weekend will benefit Cancer Alliance of Naples. (saks fifthavenue.com) Blue Martini in Mercato is pushing the charity envelope this month as its staff dons pink corsets for a cause. The lounge is partnering with the American Cancer Society and hosting a Pink Party October 5. Try the featured Tickled Pink cocktail ($1 per drink goes to charity). Entrance fee: $10 charitable donation.

For more on local breast cancer awareness events, see page 127.

Main Squeeze Grab a straw and sip down some good health at the juice bar that opened this summer on Fifth Avenue South. Raw Delicious, an extension of The Café makes the most of the raw diet and juicing trends, offering freshly pressed juices and smoothies using a variety of fruits and veggies. The drinks cover a wide range of options for every taste. Looking for a light, refreshing midday snack? Try the Watermelon Detox Refresher, a combination of watermelon and mint. For something more filling, try the Super Stamina Smoothie, made with mango, pineapple, banana, whey protein and coconut water. For that added boost of energy and protein, whey shots can be added to any beverage. The bar also fills the bill when you want to meet for drinks but it seems too late for coffee and too early for cocktails. —Olivia LeClair

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Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity can be seen on his eponymous program, Hannity, weekday evenings, but don’t be surprised if you run into him around town. The talk show host and author retreats to his Naples condo as often as his schedule allows. Like many of us, he first found the city while visiting for business and fell head over heels. The conservative pundit talked with NI about his career, his Naples experiences and his family. NI: What do you think of our city on the Paradise Coast? SH: That’s what I call Naples, paradise. I get off the plane, and as I’m driving into my little place there, everyone’s outside running and doing other outdoor activities in the middle of winter. I’m thinking, “Why do I live up north in the cold?” Naples is just beautiful. I love Fifth Avenue South, the beach, the golf and the people. How did you discover Naples? I used to do a lot more speaking engagements earlier in my career. I went 34

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Sean Hannity’s Naples Picks The conservative talk show host figures he has the city down pat, and knows just where to go and what to do. Some of his favorites: Dining: Vergina, Chops City Grill, Skyline Chili Golf: Tiburón Golf Club Tennis: Cambier Park The waterfront: Riding Jet Skis in the Gulf or exploring the mangroves with his two kids, and fishing Perfect evening: Dinner on Fifth Avenue South and live music in Sugden Plaza

to Naples three or four times. One time I brought my wife and kids with me. We stayed at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples and my family loved it. How often do you visit? My kids have busy schedules, so unfortunately not as often as I want—a couple of times a season. We spend two weeks around Christmas, and I try to sneak in a few long weekends. Naples is definitely my future home. We hear you are a tennis fan. Is it a family affair? My kids don’t want to play with me anymore because I’m not as good as they are. My daughter is 11 and my son is 14, and they play USTA tournaments. My kids play much more tennis than I do and at a much higher level than I ever did. Tiburón has courts, and we play at Cambier Park; it’s the nicest place with some of the bestkept tennis courts I’ve seen for a public facility. —Dorothea Hunter Sönne

Royal Treatment Dutch native and Bonita Springs resident Jantiena Fieyra has a passion for sharing singular experiences. Known locally as the creator, producer and host of travel show Carpe Diem TV, Fieyra is now working on a new series titled Royalty and Nobility with Jantiena Fieyra, which will showcase royal families in Europe. Her curiosity was ignited by the news this year that Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands would abdicate in favor of her son Willem-Alexander. She hopped on a plane to Europe with the goal of digging up the nitty-gritty of royal families. As recently as last year, Fox 4 and cable channel My TV 8 aired Fieyra’s Carpe Diem TV episodes, which documented her travels to some of Europe’s most elegant destinations. She explored St. Moritz for “white-turf” horseracing in the snow, visited Florence to showcase the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella (one of the world’s oldest makers of fragrances) and crisscrossed Milan, London and Paris for Fashion Week. Fieyra is working with a distributor to pitch her new series to networks in the United States and abroad; she expects it to air sometime next year. To view past shows, visit carpediemtv.com. —Mina Kang

This Just In The old adage to “write what you know” clearly figured into the work of Marco Island resident Don Farmer, who has penned his first novel, Deadly News (Headline Books, 2013). While the career newsman is the author, he relied on his wife of 41 years, Chris Curle, to help shape the story. “Chris’s contributions were a major part of the project. She did much of the research and proofreading. She also helped with character development,” Farmer says. The journalists, whose careers collectively span 99 years, have reported on countless major news events and covered legendary figures. In Deadly News, the action begins with a movie star’s murder, the ensuing news coverage and the police investigation. The plot is set in Atlanta, Florida and London. Farmer says, “We had so much fun creating characters and putting them in real places here in Southwest Florida.” Catch Farmer and Curle in person at Barnes & Noble in Naples October 19 and at the Art League of Marco Island’s fundraiser October 25. —Kat Smith

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crystal crawler Stag Beetle brooch with 18-karat white gold, white diamonds, black sapphires, amethyst body, and black mother of pearl wings ($15,500), Stephen Webster, special order, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples

Bitty bugs Sequin minaudiere in black ($525), Tory Burch, Naples

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Natural textures and forms define creature comforts.

bugged Red moth bracelet ($1,420), Roberto Cavalli, robertcavalli.com

shell shock Ammonite resin and outline necklace with ebony resin and gold ($350), Kara by Kara Ross, Marissa Collections, Naples

snake charmer Multi-python-faceted box clutch with crystal clasp ($2,195), Marchesa, Neiman Marcus, Orlando

what a hoot Evening belle night-owl bag ($278), Kate Spade, Naples

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Jungle cat Leopard-print clutch with gold hardware ($1,425), Giuseppe Zanotti Design, giuseppezanottidesign.com

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1. BLACK TIE Chanel Ruban Couture ring in 18-karat white gold with brilliant-cut black diamonds, price upon request. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-592-5900, saksfifthavenue.com) 2. Double Time Black and silver Swarovski crystal necklace, $550. Marilynâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Distinctive European Fashion, Naples (239-206-4460, marilynhellman.com) 3. The best circles Roberto Coin Fantasia black and white diamond necklace, $6,420. Yamron Jewelers, Naples (239-592-7707, yamron.com) 4. Fab Felines Miriam Salat black cuff with sterling silver lion heads, $1,835. Marissa Collections, Naples (239263-4333, marissacollections.com) 5. stone age John Hardy Kali Collection Kick cuff with black chalcedony and black sapphires, $3,495. Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples (239-592-5900, saksfifthâ&#x20AC;&#x2039;avenue.com) 6. Drop in Penny Preville double round rose-cut black diamond earrings, $7,230. Bigham Jewelers, Naples (239-434-2800, bighamjewelers.com)

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Coastal View Sea-centric accents are de rigueur and plentiful in this town. Check out these for inspiration, and visit local shops to find more beach beauty to grace your own space.

Swimming in style: Fish salad/dessert plates ($37.50 for set of four), add color to your table top. Summerfield’s Fine Furnishings, Naples (239-430-2505, summerfieldsnaples.com)

Fresh catch: Decorate your home with mahimahi wall art created by local artist Tom Spann ($850). Summerfield’s Fine Furnishings, Naples (239-430-2505, summerfieldsnaples.com)

Storytelling design

Vicki Woolington (left) and Brandi Lucrecio of Kenundrem Design Studio turn discarded items into unique treasures.

Vicki Woolington and Brandi Lucrecio, a mother-daughter team, are the owners of Kenundrem Design Studio, Naples, and count more than 30 years of combined experience. The two repurpose and recycle materials to re-create any living space. These home transformers scour Southwest Florida for inspiration, tapping whatever they find useful, from an old spoon to a jar of pennies. Woolington is a self-taught designer who would take scraps of doors and windows and piece them together to make something new. “I started refinishing furniture as a hobby, and once I played with the products I realized distressing was my passion,” she says. Brandi took what she learned as a child to the next level, earning a degree in design from the American Intercontinental University of London. Kenundrem’s motto is to “define your style within your lifestyle.” Rooms should tell a story of your life. The designers listen to client’s stories, and then surround them with memories they can see daily. To illustrate: former MLB pitcher Don Carman and his wife, Kathy, are world travelers who own a home in Naples. Their bed is made of materials found in Guatemala and their home’s outdoor space reflects a recent trip to Paris. “Kenundrem has made my house feel alive again,” says Kathy. “I love telling my guests the stories of each and every piece.” —Jenna Choate

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HOME FRONT More than just a homedesign shopping Mecca with three floors of showrooms offering posh goods, Miromar Design Center is a palace of all things decor, offering seminars, exhibits and showcases. A sample of what’s upcoming: October 1- 31: Finishing Touches—Arts, Antiques and Accessories, showcase of one-of-a-kind collections, lines of accessories and works of art, M-F 9:305:30 p.m. and Sat. 10-5 p.m. October 15: Art, Antiques and Accessories Event, Meet-the-Artist Wine Receptions in various galleries and stores, 4-8 p.m. November 4-December 13: Holiday Home Decor & Gifts, a boutique of unique goods for giving, M-F 9:30-5:30 p.m. Sat. 10-5 p.m. November 5: “Deck Your Home,” a wonderland of home decor gift ideas and gift-giving advice from design experts, 11 a.m. seminar. (239-390-8207, miromardesign center.com)

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Got the DIY bug? Take a quick break from Pinterest and try your hand at Ikebana, the art of Japanese flower arranging. Ikebana International of Naples hosts regular meetings at Moorings Presbyterian Church, as well as seminars and special events throughout the year. A tradition dating back to ancient Japanese and Buddhist traditions, there are more than 3,000 different types, or schools, of flower arranging. The Naples organization focuses on three of those. Each element of an arrangement represents a greater symbol, such as heaven, Earth and mankind. Arranging blossoms and leaves just so unites the elements in their natural hierarchy. The study of Ikebana is considered a lifelong pursuit to its most dedicated students—but new members are welcome at any time to the local group. (ikebananaples .com) —Olivia LeClair NAPLESillustrated.com | OCTOBER 2013

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Escape Ecuador’s Mashpi Lodge, set high amid the western slopes of the Andes, has become the ne plus ultra of jungle chic.

Cloud Break By Paul Rubio

The love match between nature and luxury may not be a new one, but it’s making news in Ecuador’s super-biodiverse cloud forest. The recent opening of the superbly designed Mashpi Lodge opens a new chapter in luxe exploration in the tropical Andean highlands—a fascinating world of dramatic waterfalls, rare orchids, 45foot leafy ferns and otherworldly fauna. The resort’s high design, high thread counts, foodie fantasias and stellar service have enticed the full spectrum of jet-setters to immerse themselves in this mystical retreat engulfed in mind-blowing biodiversity and inspiring topography.

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Mashpi, which means “friends of the water” in local dialect, rises to glory on a plateau in the center of 3,200 acres of protected forest ranging up to thousands of feet in elevation. The reserve spans myriad ecosystems, including the World Wildlife Fund-designated ecoregion Chocó-Darién Moist Forests. Nearly 500 species of birds merge on this precious tract of Earth, only 68 miles northwest of the country’s capital, Quito. These birds also share the land with native oddities like tayras (weasel family), elusive kinkajous, ocelots (daintier cousins of the jaguar) and margays (small, arboreal spotted cats).

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Masphi was conceptualized with two central purposes: to introduce tourists to the natural bounties of Ecuador in a luxurious “eco” setting and to create a working research facility to foster and spearhead regional conservation initiatives. The project represents a sustainable option for the nation’s biological heritage that allows humans and other species to benefit. The lodge is a true man-made marvel. It is an oblong, triple-story “see-through” building, comprised of oversized glass panes, steel

The Mashpi Lodge places travelers in the heart of Ecuador’s rainforest— with all the creature comforts of modern pampering and indulgence, including lounge areas, plush bedrooms, gourmet meals and plenty of Chardonnay.

frames and unpolished hardwood slats. This design opus delivers an overwhelming wow factor at first sight. Sliding open the two-story castle-like entrance door reveals an unlikely modernist union of dollhouse and greenhouse. Its 24 units are connected by open staircases (nuts and bolts exposed), separated by thick, avant-garde valentine-red lattices. The steps are interrupted by numerous high-design elements to ponder, including pliable chairs cushioned with wine corks and coffee tables constructed from concentric hollow tree trunks. Enveloped in glass, both the guest rooms and the public spaces grant endless panoramas of rain-forest grandeur. Neither televisions nor artwork are needed to illuminate the minimalist white rooms; the strata of green foliage and vibrant birdlife provide more than ample visuals. While Mashpi’s outward-facing design ensures complete

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Quito Mashpi Lodge is about a three-hour drive from Ecuador’s capital city, Quito. Its airport’s late-arriving inbound and crack-of-dawn outbound flights often require visitors to stay within this burgeoning city—one of two of the world’s first UNESCO World Heritage Sites—before or after a cloud-forest sojourn. This gives vacationers a chance to explore the charm and grandeur of colonial Old Quito. Plant yourself in the heart of national history at the regal Casa Gangotena, a reinvented mansion overlooking picturesque Plaza San Francisco. The 31-room hotel dazzles with stunning detail, including restored handpainted Belgian tin ceilings, earth-toned three-dimensional carpeting and upholstery, massive bouquets of white roses and ubiquitous orchids, and a fairy-tale courtyard and atrium adorned with pieces from Quito’s archaeological museum. (casagangotena.com)

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privacy within the rooms, the curtains lower at the touch of a remote, just in case peeping toucans lurk. Every day a new adventure beckons within Mashpi’s cloud forests. By 6:30 a.m., the lodge’s professional naturalists gather on the rooftop with high-tech telescopes adjusted and binoculars in hand to greet early risers, ready to point out a hundred fascinating species of local birds. After breakfast, the day is split between morning and afternoon forest excursions conducted by a personally assigned naturalist. Guests may choose from guided walks along easy, medium or difficult trails to seek out exotic flora and fauna. Another option is Mashpi’s Life Center, an annex of the lodge that serves as a

working research facility, where visitors can learn about current projects on butterfly reproduction or simply relax on loungers high amid the mountains. It’s possible to spy 18 species of hummingbirds fighting, mating and communing around feeders. You can also feel like E.T., flying high through the forest canopy on an aerial bicycle. Alternatively, sleep in and bask in the surrounding beauty from within your glass-encased cocoon. Come afternoon, rest by a waterfall with a chilled bottle of Chardonnay and let the winged wonders come to you. Engage in as many or as few activities as you’d like, but in any case, be flexible, as the tempestuous weather of the cloud forest mandates a plan B at all times. Gourmet meals at the all-inclusive Mashpi Lodge fuel visitors for the twice-daily adventures. Rise and shine to a hearty breakfast spread that includes Western favorites along with fresh exotic fruits like gooseberry, granadilla and dragon fruit (raw or juiced). For lunch, feast on Ecuadorian fish ceviche garnished with corn nuts, popcorn and homemade vegetable chips. Or sample a variety of beautiful salads with sweet and tart fruit dressings, then round out the meal with grilled choclo (a sweet, thick corn) and lean meats. Save room for a few trips to the ice cream bar, showcasing six unique flavors daily (from passion fruit to cocoa nib to beer) and a fun toppings counter. NAPLESillustrated.com | october 2013

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Outer Limits Clockwise from top left: Glass Window Bridge; The Cove’s pink beaches; Sidney Torres and fiancée jennifer savoie; cool luxury reigns in the oceanfront cottages; the infinity pool.

A game changer for a rugged island, The Cove is upping the ante for luxury travel in the Bahamas.

As you drive through Eleuthera, one of the Bahamas’ Out Islands, you cross a narrow passage called Glass Window Bridge and do a double take: Is the water beneath the bridge clear, calm and turquoise? Or is it indigo with crashing waves? Behold one of the island’s more charming mysteries. On this spot, the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean converge to create this stunning juxtaposition. On one side of the bridge is the deep ocean whose waves crash on a rocky shoreline; on the other is a lagoon-like sea so clear you can practically see the grouper swimming. That contrast is typical on this island, where on any day it is possible to alternate between rugged nature and pure luxury. Eleuthera is one of the Bahamas’ wildest, least developed islands, but it also has resort offerings that stand among the world’s best. Top among those is The Cove, a complex of seaside villas and cottages perched along a rocky promontory flanked by pink sand beaches. New Orleans businessman Sidney Torres bought the 40-acre property, transforming it to the tune of $15 million and infusing it with a sense of urban chic and a young, infectious energy. “Everybody thinks [Eleuthera] is a laid-back surfer’s haven,” Torres says. “You wouldn’t expect to have five-star service and a sense of wow here. But that’s what we wanted: to change the way people thought of the outer islands.” Torres, 38 and usually dressed in top-to-toe

black, looks more like a rocker than a hotelier; a product, perhaps, of his past life as a personal assistant to Lenny Kravitz. But his business savvy is uncanny. In New Orleans, he renovated historic buildings into boutique hotels, developed commercial and residential real estate, and built a sanitation company in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. He’s clearly brought the same vision to Eleuthera with big changes such as the addition of a pair of three-bedroom villas, construction of an ultracool bar at the edge of the point and hiring of Bhutanese butlers with a top-notch service ethic. One of those butlers, Kezang Dorji, is an absolute dream. He immediately puts villa guests at ease with his gentle manner, urging them to list their likes and dislikes and to leave the rest to him. And indeed, nothing escapes his keen eye for detail. It’s like traveling with your own staff. The resort itself is a study in minimalist chic, with clean lines, natural surfaces and lots of cool white fabrics. The oceanfront cottages and villas are mere steps from those pink beaches. There are other accommodations on property—garden view rooms and bush cottages nestled in the thicket— but the oceanfront is definitely the way to go. Through October, The Cove offers private plane transportation from Fort Lauderdale and two nights in a three-bedroom villa for $16,500. Small price to pay for paradise. (888-776-3901, thecoveeleuthera.com) —Daphne Nikolopoulos «

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Luxe Treatment With creature comforts that rival opulent spas, the Mercedes-Benz 2014 S-Class takes automotive luxury to a lofty new level. By Howard Walker For today’s spa service, would you prefer the hot-stone treatment or deep-tissue massage? How about a little aromatherapy? We have a choice of four designer fragrances; the Nightlife Mood aroma is very popular. If it’s a little bright, you have the choice of seven ambient light colors, with five levels of brightness. And would you care for a few soothing tunes? We have a great selection of Enya, and we’ve just installed a top-of-theline Burmester sound system—it’s German, you know—with 24 speakers and surround sound. Just amazing. So kick back, relax and sink your head into our puffy suedecovered pillows. In case your elbows get a little chilled, we have lovely heated armrests. If all this sounds like a day at Canyon Ranch or the Ritz-Carlton, you’re right—and wrong. It’s actually what you can experience inside the hedonistic, pleasure-centric cabin of the 2014 MercedesBenz S550. The strategy arm at Mercedes quite smartly deduced that while buyers at this lofty end of the luxury sedan market might say they want sexy styling and lots of neck-snapping performance, what they really want is luxury. Which is why this new S-Class doesn’t look much different from its predecessor and even carries over its twin-turbo, 4.7-liter V-8 engine and transmission. But what has changed is the car’s 56

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chaise lounge comfort, the front passenger seat folds origami-style so at least one rear seat rider can stretch out and snooze. As for the hot-rocks massage, it’s awesome. It’s like having toasty-warm golf balls rolled up and down your spine. A built-in heating element combines with air bladders that slowly inflate and deflate. While it may not quite match the finger-work of Helga and her smooth, heated river rocks, it’s a good substitute. And you really can change the interior aroma courtesy of a builtin atomizer that Mercedes marketeers call Air-Balance. But comfort isn’t just about plush leather, massagers and nice scents. One amazing technical innovation with the new “S” is its

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cheesily titled Magic Body Control. While it sounds like something you’d buy on QVC for three easy payments of $19.99, it takes driving comfort to a new level. Two tiny stereoscopic cameras mounted in the rear-view mirror read the road surface about 100 feet ahead of the car. They send the data to the car’s hydraulic active dampers, which can relax or stiffen the suspension to absorb the bump. The system is at its most otherworldly when encountering those six-inch-tall, speed-reducing road humps—something Brits call “sleeping policemen.” Normally, colliding with one at 30 mph would have your head ricocheting off the roof. With Magic Body Control, the suspension turns to marshmallow the millisecond it hits the bump, and the car glides over. Yet all this doesn’t mean this new Mercedes flagship has gone all fat and flabby. The new lightweight aluminum body is stiffer

than before and now has near-perfect front/rear-weight balance for sharper handling. While the big twin-turbo V-8 remains—it was only introduced last year—it gets an extra 26 horses, raising output to an impressive 455 hp. If that isn’t enough, wait a few months and there’ll be a thundering S63 AMG on offer. Talking of upcoming models, no fewer than six very different S-Class versions are in the works, including a two-door CL coupe, a possible four-door convertible and a Maybach-replacing Pullman über-luxury model. Add to those Mercedes’ usual AMG, V-12, hybrid and diesels. All this, plus that perfume-radiating atomizer. Why am I sensing the sweet smell of success? «

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In Southwest Florida, we know a thing or two about outdoor living. But even in a land where alfresco diversions are ubiquitous, there are still some sun-soaked spaces that can leave us dazzled. Visit a few that put the “out” in outstanding. By Elizabeth Kellar

Landscape Architecture: W. Christian Busk of Busk & Associates Paver Installation: Classic Design Pavers Inc.

Green Goes Glam Photography by Ed Chappell

The front entry of this Olde Cypress home is clearly fabulous, but it has a cool secret, too: There’s some serious technology at work. To combat low-lying water and direct it away from the home and garage, the circular driveway functions like a sieve, with some 200 feet of linear drainage channels hidden below it. The decorative lattice pavers do more than whisk away the excess water, though; they also help to absorb and deflect heat. Framing this dramatic space and adding symmetry is a water feature, while faux-painted garage doors, climbing vines and custom urns lend a unique layered look.

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Landscape Architecture: W. Christian Busk of Busk & Associates Architect: John S. MacDonald of Morehouse MacDonald & Associates Inc.

Photography by Tom Harper

For chilling by the pool with all the comforts of home within easy reach, there’s nothing quite like a cabana. This cozy Port Royal charmer creates splendid poolside living with a full bath, wet bar and independent audiovisual system. The exterior louvered mahogany doors close to provide privacy as needed or open entirely for casual entertaining, while the custom mahogany ceiling and delicate windows reflect the classic European provincial villa style of the main house. The cabana’s location offers a wide view of the property’s extensive landscaping, which was designed with an eye to elegance. A royal palm colonnade at the back of the residence is repeated along the water, while a lush tree canopy conjures a tropical feel on one side of the property. 60 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED

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Enter the lush environs of this Old Naples property, and you’ll spot several botanical beauty spots, including bamboo, flower and Mediterranean gardens. But the real revelation is this tranquil seating area, which overlooks the home’s swimming pool. Added in 2012, this garden getaway is positioned for optimum shade, making it an ideal place to settle your senses and soak up a bit of natural serenity. The furniture was selected with a nod to the home’s classic interior, creating a gracious cohesiveness between indoor and outdoor living. What’s more, the space is eco-friendly: The pavers are custom concrete, including sand and reclaimed natural shell, made locally by Earthsurfaces.

Landscape Architecture: Ellin Goetz of Goetz + Stropes Landscape Maintenance: Florida Eden

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Landscape Designer: Tim Grey of G2 Studios Pool Contractor: Gerard Land Aquatic Pool Maintenance: Sea Breeze Pool Service

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Photography by LORI HAMILTON Call it a marriage of modern and mangrove. This outdoor expanse takes all the clean refinement of contemporary design and folds it into the natural backdrop of Little Hickory Bay. The result is a pool that combines sleek lines with environmental ambience, while faithfully reflecting the aesthetics of the house. There’s only one bend in this geometrical pool, and it follows the home’s roofline curve. A graceful synthetic wood bridge leads guests to a seating area and beyond to the nearby bay and boat dock. The pool’s water feature bubbles with five fountains and is strategically placed by a fire pit, which creates a dramatic scene by night.

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Stylish outdoor entertaining can create a bit of uncertainty, but this Mediterra home serves up the answers. Oversized pocket doors slide back and vanish completely when guests arrive, conveying the sense that the interior and lanai are simply one flowing, airy space. Enhancing this illusion is the porcelain floor tile, which appears uniformly throughout the interior and exterior; the pool decking is of a similar hue to create more continuity. Both indoors and out, accents from the same color palette add depth while emphasizing the spatial relationship. Finally, the black galaxy granite used for the interior and exterior fireplaces add a sightline between the two areas, tying it all together. Interior Design: Sherri DuPont of Collins & DuPont Interior Design Architect: Alberto Abad of New Architectura Builder: Gulfshore Homes

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Honey heritage double cotton twill and rubber trench coat, Little Crush handbag in dark camel and black heart print calfskin and leather, gold polished metal loop belt, Burberry, Naples.

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RAIL romance Richly textured and embellished looks are on track this fall. Photography by Navid Shot by Naples Illustrated on location at Gold Coast Railroad Museum, Miami. Jewelry provided by House of Lavande, special order, Marissa Collections, Naples, houseoflavande.com.

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Marchesa taffeta ball gown with antique floral threadwork, Marissa Collections, Naples; earrings, Dolce & Gabbana, dolcegabbana.com. Opposite page: Chanel embellished wool crepe jacket and skirt, Christian Louboutin spiked pointed-toe heels, similar styles, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples; gold polished metal loop belt, Burberry, Naples.

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Gold sequined silk blouse with glass jewels, red silk briefs with glass jewels, wood wedges with black velvet straps, Dolce & Gabbana, dolcegabbana.com; haircalf scarab frame satchel, Tory Burch, Naples. Opposite page: Mid-grey shading sequined wool chevron coat, pink silk and lace panty, brown leather belt, Louis Vuitton, Naples; sequined heels, Blumarine, blumarine.com; grey weekend bowler bag, Smythson, smythson.com.

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Valentino tapestry jacquard cape and skirt, white blouse, Marissa Collections, Naples; Christian Louboutin black booties, similar styles, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples; rose mink Pochette chain MM bag, Louis Vuitton, Naples. Fashion Editor: Katherine Lande Model: Gabriela Iliescu, Elite Model Management, Miami Hair & Makeup Artist: Luis Beltran, Ford Artists, Miami, using Makeup for Ever and Phyto Photography Assistant: Danny Ortiz Fashion Assistant: Sarah Belcher NI would like to extend a special thanks to Gold Coast Railroad Museum for its generous hospitality. (gcrm.org)

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A table with an intricate wood base was moved to the living room, where it creates a statement under a splashy piece of art purchased by the designer. Flanking the table with chairs and adding oversized white custom pillows made the wall appear wider. White lamps fit to scale and wall brackets frame the artwork, while a pair of puffer fish add a seaside flair.

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Cindy says … WHITE SPACE The eye must have a resting space as it travels interior design. Don’t clutter with accessories—allow design to “breathe.” Rooms often have too much going on, so edit the unnecessary, unimportant and unused. BALANCING ACT Angled furniture and groupings rarely work and throw off a room’s balance. Placing a cabinet on a wall opposite a window balances weight in

legance. Sophistication. Balance. Simplicity. These are the cornerstones embraced by nationally acclaimed interior designer Cindy Christensen, A.S.I.D., who skillfully and judiciously works her magic into luxury home makeovers. Publications including Veranda, Better Homes & Gardens, Chicago Tribune, and Miami Home & Decor, along with cable channel HGTV, have showcased her natural gift for reinventing a home in a whirlwind one-day luxury makeover. Featured often on HGTV’s Decorating Cents, Christensen was one of the original designers who spearheaded the concept of home makeovers. Within the confines of a single day, she refashions a dwelling with the ease and grace of a sorceress. From intimate spaces to grand-scale projects, she tackles basic design challenges such as scale, proportion, balance and flow. Her style palette includes shades of white, which she weaves throughout a project; she dismisses the idea that an achromatic interior is boring, flat and unimaginative. Christensen (above) replaced a heavy wooden Chinese table with a lighter Swedish drop-leaf design (left), which highlights the white and cobalt porcelain bowl.

a room. Hang large mirrors over chests of similar size to counterbalance weight and add light and space. SIZE MATTERS Typical nightstands are too small and too low for beds and bedrooms. Instead, choose matching tables to balance weight and height. HIDE AND SEEK Shuffle furniture around while carefully editing your collection, and store unused items in closets instead of bureaus. EYE CANDY Design with fresh flowers, natural fabrics and old woods. this gives rooms a visual softness. Add white to your bed using machine-washable fabrics for a crisp, clean effect. Select one style of art for your home, because similar items are easy on the eyes. GO PRO Stay within one style or theme; many people mix styles and call it eclectic, but this is difficult to achieve and should be left to the experts. Hire a professional for makeover advice or staging, or even to revive a home with quick tips.

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“To dispel the myth on makeovers, very simply and quickly, a home can be reinvented through changing up a room by shuffling things around in lieu of an entire home remodel project,” says Christensen. “So often, the number one mistake made by clients is that there is just too much going on in one space,” she says. “For best visual impact, eliminate what is not working—even if you love it and it was an inherited family piece. Simply moving furniture around and using pieces you love to complement a space instead of taking away from your home’s design can instantly enliven a room.” Whether she is staging a home for sale or simply reenergizing it with a clean, unified style, Christensen has a keen instinct for what works. “The beauty of the luxury makeover is that I draw a plan with the client’s existing furniture, carefully editing according to flow and balance, and depending on the scale of the client’s budget, I purchase pieces that create the biggest impact,” she says. Christensen glides from room to room, moving furniture and accessories around in a design ballet to achieve the best effect. Christensen’s process entails gathering design images from clients of their

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In the dining room, Christensen created continuity with a table skirt and topper. An antique chair was added, while the existing ones were livened up with large pillows. The white canvas art connects to the fabric for a unified feel. Antique sconces change the space from small and fragmented to broad and expansive. The sterling silver bowl is adorned with fresh palms from the yard. NAPLESillustrated.com | OCTOBER 2013

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The bedroom suite was accented with a large silk and wool area rug provided by Clive Daniel Home. Small tables with large lamps were replaced by properly scaled bedside tables and glass lamps with clean lines. A custom headboard, bed skirt and bedding corrected the scale of the bed. Two antique oyster-shell mirrors provided by Judith Liegeois Designs shine over the bedside tables and expand the wall, while antique birds provide a whimsical touch.

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lovely, were too heavy in her Naples home and were removed. “As a makeover specialist, I create unique, custom looks and give clients immediate gratification,” Christensen says. “Many people combine different styles in their home and call it eclectic; I help them define the style that emerges above the rest.” « NAPLESillustrated.com | OCTOBER 2013

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At her family’s sprawling estate in Port Royal, Jena Tipping married longtime sweetheart Bradley Crone in a rustic vintage paradise. We take you inside the nuptials for a glimpse at how the bride’s dream team pulled it all together. By DOROTHEA HUNTER SöNNE Photography by AUSTIN TRENHOLM

ISLAND TIME The wedding party crossed a red bridge to get to the island in the middle of the property’s lake where the ceremony took place, while guests looked on. Crystal chandeliers were a significant design element in the reception, including a striking piece that hung from the center of the altar constructed by Grace Lakes Florist.

BLUSHING BRIDE As the couple shared an intimate moment under a regal Tabebuia tree, Crone looked stunning in her blush-colored Monique Lhuillier gown. She tailored many of the wedding’s decor decisions to complement the dress.

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CRYSTAL PALACE In total, 12 crystal chandeliers adorned various sections of the tent because the bride felt it embodied the essence of her rustic vintage look. Two were hung below 8-foot rings of 500 white dendrobium orchids and 350 white hydrangeas. The rings were built months in advance, and the team at Grace Lakes Florist worked from 4 a.m. onwards the day of the wedding to weave in the fresh blooms.

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Nearly all of the linens came from Nuage Designs and Wildflower Linens and were customized for the bride. The high tables for the cocktail portion of the evening were blanketed with fabric that had cloth rose petals sewn to it, and in the main tent elements like Paloma lace runners (the lace pattern itself is a rose motif) were de rigueur.

“The choice was natural,” says Jena Tipping Crone, recalling the decision to have her April wedding in Naples. “I’m from Canada, but this is my second home.” The site of her nuptials is one of the most recognizable in town. The rolling 14.5 acres decorated with Eastern-accented buildings, including a large pond with black and white swans gliding about, has been in her family since her mom was a teenager. When its owner, her grandfather, prominent Canadian businessman Michael DeGroote Sr., learned of her engagement, he happily offered to open the gates this year for her expected 165 guests. “Getting married there was sentimental—it meant so much more than any hall,” says Crone, who met her husband, Bradley Crone, when she was a student at Florida Gulf Coast University. “My grandfather was generous enough to say I had the lay of the land, so I could put my full vision in place.”

SUGAR, SUGAR The Kakes by Karen team sculpted multiple strands and bands of sweet faux pearls throughout the four layers of the Almond Amaretto cake, plus hand-painted “lace” with café latte dust. The asymmetrical but balanced design came from Crone. “I just knew it would work,” she says.

COCKTAIL CULTURE The signature cocktail—limoncello, peach schnapps, peach lemonade, soda water and fresh lemon—was created at Crone’s bridal shower. Guests formed groups to create recipes, then Crone blind-tasted them to determine a winner.

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STAGED FOR FUN The head table was on the opposite side of the dance floor from the stage where the band played. When CTO High Voltage left the tent at 12:30 a.m., most guests stayed for at least an hour longer, and the newlyweds and their inner circle lingered until 3. “Our goal was that we wanted all of our family and friends there, and we wanted everyone to have fun,” Crone says. “I think we accomplished that.”

FLOWER POWER Two arrangements—one perched high in a clear vessel and one close to the table with a crystal candelabra featuring high tapers—switched from table to table, but the basic elements stayed the same. White, ivory and blush roses intermixed with Manzanita branches and other soft-hued blooms. “For me, traditional centerpieces look too perfect. I wanted mine to cascade without looking messy,” Crone says.

LUMINOUS LOOK Acrylic chairs were chosen to stay consistent with the crystal look and infuse a modern touch. The event planner also used rectangular acrylic tables for the bridal party and close family. At the head table, the white orchid centerpieces were draped in strands of pearls. Votives in vases of varying heights with coils of ivy dotted the lace runner.

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ALL SET Everything at the tables except for the flatware—the chargers, dishes, bowls and goblets—was premium Riedel glass. On top of the plates were custom-designed place cards that opened up to reveal a message to guests: A donation had been made to a children’s charity in each person’s name. For the American guests the funds supported St. Jude’s, while donations on behalf of the Canadian visitors went to Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario.

SEEING CLEARLY Circular menus fit directly under the peek-a-boo chargers, so between courses attendees would not have to guess what was coming next from Chef Sebastian Mazzotta. Highlights included butternut squash bisque with basil oil topped with cumin- and coriander-grilled shrimp, and prime sirloin with Malbec reduction served alongside roasted cipollini onions, steamed broccolini and a crab and corn saffron-infused risotto.

ARRIBA, PARTYGOERS! The nightcap included customized bottles of Patrón XO Café (a coffee liqueur with premium tequila) and hangover kits, including sleep masks and eye-cooling pads. Says Short, “I sometimes look back at the pictures and think, I still don’t believe I did that! The wedding represented everything you want to do as an event planner, but you don’t always have the chance to.”

Once the location was set, Crone’s grandfather introduced her to Margaret Short, a go-to in Naples for spectacular soirees. Short then quickly assembled 15 vendors (all local except the musicians), and they got to work on Crone’s self-styled “rustic vintage” theme for what they endearingly coined “the royal wedding,” a triple entendre for the neighborhood’s name, family involved and sheer scope of the task at hand. “This was the best wedding I’ve done, including my own—don’t tell my husband!” Short says. “I loved it because it wasn’t flashy. It had this simple, elegant feeling, but there was nothing simple about it. Everything was customized, and paying attention to the little things makes the biggest difference.” «

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LOUNGE APPEAL Throughout the night, guests flowed back and forth between the tent and a bistro-light-covered outdoor area next to it. The bride wanted an eclectic mix of vintage sofas and armchairs to keep with her theme, and the company Party Time Rentals wound up buying many of the pieces just to fit her needs. The lounge also featured a cigar roller and a photo booth as more entertainment options.

ESTATE PLANNING Rather than have a typical cocktail hour, the newlyweds opted for an hour and a half, and guests mingled throughout the western end of the property. The award-winning Anna Wilson Trio from Nashville crooned country- and jazz-inflected tunes within earshot of the main house, and closer to the beach was a field of lawn games with croquet, horseshoes and a monogrammed cornhole set.

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EBL Interiors Q: What is your design inspiration? A: Our design inspiration has been the combination of the clean lines that originated in Europe in the 1960s and today’s manufacturing technology behind the premier building products we offer in our showroom. The latest kitchen designs by Snaidero or EP Porte’s line of distinctive interior doors from Italy illustrate my point perfectly. Q: What are the latest trends in your industry? A: We see two majors trends. We have already seen the kitchen as part of the great room, but the future is the full integration of the kitchen with the living room— making it a seamless space. The other is the use of stylized doors. A door should not only provide privacy but also be part of a home’s architectural fabric.

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Q: What is your area of specialization? A: A division of EBL Partners, EBL Interiors is setting the standard for homes with interiors that are beautiful and functional as well as timeless and sophisticated. We specialize in kitchen renovations, but our services go beyond the kitchen to include interior doors, fixtures, furniture, flooring and appliances. Our showroom—open to the public and to the trade—features comprehensive design options from premier European manufacturers internationally renowned for their commitment to style.

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Heather Serrano Designs Q: What is your design inspiration? A: Inspiration comes down many different avenues. Space and clients have signature personalities. My objective is to achieve the most creative yet functional design for our many varied clients.

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Q: What is your design inspiration? A: Vogue’s award-winning designers view interior spaces as broad canvases offering endless possibilities for creativity. Our inspiration starts with our clients. We create designs that reflect their unique personal styles and aspirations. With that in mind, a piece of art, a swath of fabric, an architectural detail, textural elements or a unique color can inspire a complete design. We believe a well-designed room should please the eye, stimulate the mind, be welcoming and excite. Q: What are the latest trends in your industry? A: Homeowners are trending to open living spaces featuring transitional designs with contemporary twists, light wood tones and architectural details such as geometric ceiling designs. Neutral backgrounds that work with different furnishings and collected items are preferred, along with pops of color from fabrics, artwork and accessories. Various colors are being brought to life by mineral tones, especially metallic and sleek textures. Also prevalent are the vibrant tones of sea colors, golds, grays, taupes and tangerine. Q: What is your area of specialization? A: Whether it’s a commercial project or a private residence, Vogue’s licensed interior designers work with remodel and new-build clients and contractors from concept through completion to create and execute compelling designs. For more than three decades, Vogue has created luxurious, comfortable spaces in which to live, work and play—places where people feel warm, welcomed and at ease. We believe a glimpse into a home or business should be aesthetically pleasing, effortlessly functional and extraordinarily experiential.

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Borelli Construction of Naples, Inc. 3084 Tamiami Trail N. Naples 239-263-7900 borelliconstructionofnaples.com

DeBruyne Fine Art 275 Broad Ave. S. Naples 239-262-4551 debruynefineart.com

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Emily James Art Studio and Gallery 780 5th Ave. S. #200 Naples 239-777-3283 emilyjamesart.com

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Guess-Fisher Gallery: Nestled in the Cove 1187 8th St. S., #1 Naples 239-263-3417 guess-fishergallery.com

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Zynda Custom Homes & Remodeling, Inc. 4277 Exchange Ave. #10 Naples 239-213-1314 zyndaonline.com

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Sea Salt Established by Chef Fabrizio Aielli, Sea Salt combines simplistic Venetian home cooking with upscale and innovative techniques and features contemporary cuisine prepared from the finest seasonal, organic and sustainable ingredients. Chef Aielli continually challenges himself and his staff to ensure a visit to Sea Salt is always refreshing. Sea Salt celebrates its fifth anniversary in November. 1186 Third St. S., Old Naples 239-434-7258 | seasaltnaples.com

Sheldon Fine Art For more than 30 years, Sheldon Fine Art has been bringing the finest in seascape, landscape, figurative and abstract art to collectors in Naples and in Newport, Rhode Island. From the pleasant and relaxed galleries to the complimentary in-home consultations, the staff of art professionals is here to serve. 460 Fifth Ave. S., Naples 239-649-6255 | sheldonfineart.com

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Mullet’s Appliances For three generations, Mullet’s Appliances has provided customers with professional advice, expertise and service on the greatest brands in home appliances. Visit one of its showrooms to explore, envision and allow its staff to help you equip your dream home. 2194 Trade Center Way, Naples | 239-592-1008 4233 Clark Road, Sarasota | 941-921-5531 mullets.com

Naples Botanical Garden Hats in the Garden, the kickoff to Naples’ social season, is an elegant tented luncheon where guests debut their finest millinery. The Hats’ tenth anniversary in November will feature a runway spring preview, styled by Marissa Collections, showcasing gowns from the world’s top fashion houses, including Lanvin, Valentino, Oscar de la Renta and more. 239-643-7275 | naplesgarden.org

The Education Foundation—Champions For Learning The Heart of the Apple Luncheon, presented by CenturyLink, is scheduled for November 19 at the Hilton Naples to honor Alan Korest for the significant impact he has made on the learning environment for Collier County students. Tickets are $100. 239-643-4755 | championsforlearning.com/events

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he calendar says fall, but the thermometer insists it’s still summer. Our advice for beating the heat: a visit to Norman Love Confections, Naples, or Artisan Gelato by Norman Love, Fort Myers, for some frozen bliss. We’re nuts for the simply brilliant interpretation of the ice cream sandwich. The built-to-order frozen treat combines delicate crispy French macarons with dense, creamy Italian gelato in a distinctly American goody. “All the cookies taste the same,” says pastry chef John Cook, so choosing one color over another is merely for the visual appeal. Customization comes via the filling. The dark pink macarons may look fab flanking a slab of cherry vanilla gelato, but they can be filled with any flavor, such as straciatella, peanut butter or mango—or a fruit sorbetto for a dairy-free dessert fix. —Kat Smith

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Taste Naples Beach Brewery Tour & Tasting: Fridays, 4-8 p.m. and Saturdays, 3-7 p.m. Private tours available Thursday evenings. All tours subject to change based on festival dates and tap takeovers; call 239-304-8795 for an up-to-date schedule. Fee: $15 (includes tasting, plus two full beers)

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On Tap Naples Beach Brewery looks to quench the Paradise Coast’s thirst for local craft beer. By Stephen Brown

One Saturday afternoon in August, more than a dozen people had already gathered inside a small, nondescript brewery just minutes after it opened for the day. The Naples Beach Brewery, with its popular beer tastings and tours, has quickly emerged as a buzz-worthy standout among Neapolitans. Located in Naples’ industrial district and wedged between shutter manufacturers, the no-frills microbrewery is the first of its kind in town. When owner Will Lawson first opened in November 2012, he sensed it wouldn’t take long for the tours to catch on. Lawson first moved to Naples a decade ago from Michigan, when he noticed the lack of craft beers in local stores and around the Paradise Coast. He recalls feeling burnt out at the time, working at a golf course and dreaming of opening his own business with no idea what it would be. That Christmas, his wife bought him a home-brewing kit and the amateur hobby morphed into an allencompassing passion. Four years later, Lawson attended a prestigious brewing school, Siebel Institute of Technology in Chicago, which included a five-week stint in Munich. He ultimately returned to Naples with his wife to turn his passion for beer into a business— and fill the niche opportunity he spotted years earlier. “Naples has a sophisticated population,” says

“I have absolutely seen a desire for craft beer in Naples,” says Lawson, but in terms of a working brewery “it is a relatively new idea.”

Lawson, “and sophisticated people enjoy these types of craft beers. We’ll get people from their 20s to 60s and even 70s because they’re curious.” Today, the microbrewery is packed on tour days, supplies dozens of local bars and restaurants with its unique brews and plans to expand in 2014 to keep up with demand. Tours, including tastings, can take up to an hour as Lawson walks patrons through the brewing, fermentation and storage process. A Bavarian wheat beer, dubbed the Naples Beach Weizen, is one of six beers on tap. The unfiltered brew pours a hazy straw color, while the traditional Bavarian yeast strains give the beer a fruity, slightly sweet smell and taste. Other brews include rye, dark, amber and red ales—but the one that has bubbled up as most popular is the Mango Ginger Tripel, made with crystallized ginger and mango chunks. The flavor profile is deliciously balanced, not too sweet as one might suspect, and registers the highest in alcohol content (7.75 percent). It’s also the most expensive and complex to brew so it’s only available for tastings and not sold commercially yet. But that will change in the fall of 2014, when Lawson plans to open an estimated 5,000-square-foot facility—nearly four times the size of the current location. «

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#NIredesign Mahi Tacos with a cilantro-lime cream (left) and Crab-Topped Jumbo Florida Shrimp

For ocean-minded gourmands, October is National Seafood Month—a perfect excuse to indulge all month long. If you’re looking for a local hot spot, consider Bayside Seafood Grill & Bar (239-649-5552) in the Village on Venetian Bay, which is featuring a unique seafood dish every week this month, starting October 1 with Crab-Topped Shrimp. It doesn’t end there; visit the Upper Deck bar from October 15-31 and enjoy a view of the bay while indulging in a “bucket and a bucket”—a bucket of medium stone crabs and a bucket of beer, that is, to celebrate the start of stone crab season, which also lands in mid October. —Kailah Casillas

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Kudos and more kudos to all involved with this new issue … very exciting and interesting to read. The photographs of the food looked like you could eat the pages. ;-) —Patty Line, Naples

NI ’s curated compilation of fabulous restaurants THE LISTINGS

The Naples area is packed with a superabundance of great eateries, serving up food and drinks to satisfy every palate. Naples Illustrated has rounded up details on some can’t-miss places for dining delights.

AMERICAN Alexander’s Restaurant For 18 years, Chef/ owner Alexander Bernard has been in the kitchen creating healthy, delicious dishes with French, Asian, Caribbean, Latin and Middle Eastern accents. 4077 Ninth St. N., Naples (239-262-4999, alex andersnaples.com) Baleen at LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort Dine amid the exotically elegant tropical surroundings indoors, or better still, on the patio to soak up the breathtaking beach and Gulf view. 9891 Gulf Shore Drive, Naples (239-598-5707, laplayaresort.com) Bistro 821 This Fifth Avenue staple is a long-time favorite, thanks to the colorful, Miami-inspired atmosphere and Executive Chef Jess Housman’s Natural Fusion menu. 821 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239261-5821, bistro821.com)

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Café & Bar Lurcat The space and the food are sophisticated and comfortable. And everyone loves the little warm cinnamon sugar donuts. 494 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-3357, cafelurcat.com) The Chapel Grill Housed in the historic former First Baptist Church in Old Naples, the restaurant serves savory spring rolls and a saintly grilled cheese sandwich. 811 Seventh Ave. S., Naples (239206-4310, thechapelgrill.com) Gordon’s On The River The slick supper clubs of the ’40s inform the style at this fine dining establishment at Naples Harbour. Highlights include classic dishes and live piano music. 475 North Road, Naples (239-213-1441, gordonsontheriver.com) Handsome Harry’s Third Street Bistro The big patio provides a great spot for people-watching and dancing to live music. The food is also a big draw. 1205 Third St. S., Naples (239-434-6400, handsomeharrys.com) KC American Bistro As the name implies, American regional cuisine is the name of the game at this North Naples spot. 885 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-566-2371, kcamericanbistro.com) The Local Fresh, healthy meals in a little eatery in the Bed, Bath & Beyond Plaza. 5323 Airport Pulling Rd., Naples (239-596-3276, thelocalnaples.com)

M Waterfront Grille Contemporary decor, view of the bay and fine cuisine make M Waterfront a perennial favorite in the Village on Venetian Bay. 4300 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-263-4421, mwaterfrontgrille.com) Ridgway Bar & Grill Master chef and Naples institution Tony Ridgway continues wowing diners. Another plus: the outstanding wine list by co-owner Sukie Honeycutt. 1300 Third St. S., Naples (239-2625500, ridgwaybarandgrill.com) Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar Born in Naples, the Tommy Bahama laid-back lifestyle is full throttle in the festive eatery and bar in the heart of Third Street South. 1220 Third St. S., Naples (239643-6889, tommybahama.com) The Wine Loft This newer addition to Mercato melds stylish sipping, modern American small-plate offerings and jazz on busier nights. 9118 Strada Place (239-598-5601, thewineloftofnaples.com)

SEAFOOD Aqua The restaurant’s look is fresh and airy, just right for the seafood-centric menu. 862 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-1111, aquafifth.com) The Bay House Hidden among the waterways near the Cocohatchee River, this place has a beautiful NAPLESillustrated.com | OCTOBER 2013

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Taste Bayside Seafood Grill & Bar Spectacular water views, live music Wednesday–Sunday at the Upper Deck Bar, prime grilled meats and a variety of seafood specialties. 4270 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-649-5552, baysideseafoodgrillandbar.com) Citrus Seafood Seafood is right there in the name, so you’ll find plenty of choices here, but the Maine lobster tower is hard to resist. 455 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-435-0408, citrusseafood.com) The Dock at Crayton Cove A longtime favorite, The Dock is an open-air restaurant serving fresh catches prepared with Caribbean and Latin influences. 845 12th Ave. S., Naples (239-263-9940, dockcraytoncove.com) FISH Restaurant This entry to the dining scene at the Village on Venetian Bay offers water views and great seafood. 4360 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples (239-263-3474, fishrestaurantnaples.com) Pincher’s Crab SHACK The Phelan family, creators of Pincher’s, has a simple mission that revolves around local fishermen fishing local waters for their casual eateries. 1200 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-434-6616, pincherscrabshack.com)

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A meal at Osteria Tulia on Fifth Avenue South is the next best thing to a trip to the Sicilian countryside, thanks to the rustic decor and dishes created by owner and Chef Vincenzo Betulia. His menu is rooted in the culinary traditions of his ancestral homeland and influenced by his parents’ cooking talents. We grilled Betulia about essential ingredients (olive oil and anchovies, he says), and other insights.

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 in astounding dishes that are almost too beautiful to eat. 1186 Third St. S., Naples (239-4347258, seasaltnaples.com) Swan River Seafood & Fish Market Restaurant, market and raw bar, Swan River is consistently great for fine seafood. 3741 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-403-7000, swanriverseafood.com) Truluck’s Seafood, Steak & Crab House The atmosphere is elegant in this fine dining restaurant. Truluck’s owns its own local fisheries, so the catch is always fresh. The bar is sophisticated and festive, with piano music and a lively crowd. 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 overlooking the Gulf. 9225 Gulfshore Drive N., Naples (239-592-6557, windward hospitality.com) USS Nemo Undersea Cuisine & Adventures Everything on the menu is a cut above, but the signature miso broiled sea bass is hands down one of the best dishes in town. USS Nemo is also the seat of the power lunch scene. 3745 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-261-6366, ussnemorestaurant.com) Michael Caronchi

Randy’s Fishmarket Restaurant Traditional Old Florida charm and tasty seafood are on tap at this laid-back spot, and the restaurant is famous for its Key lime pie. 10395 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-5555, randysfishmarketrestaurant.com)

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dining room with views of the water, as well as Tierney’s Tavern and The Claw Bar for casual dining and live music. 799 Walkerbilt Road, Naples (239591-3837, bayhousenaples.com)

favorite spots to shop for food: Farmer’s markets and specialty shops. most exotic meal: I can’t say “most exotic” because I eat things that most people may not eat or would consider exotic. I’ve eaten tripe and spleen and other obscure things. Eating in vs. dining out: I would rather go out to eat. I want to be relaxing instead of always cooking. At home, though, I like firing up the grill. a surprising Find in my fridge: Hidden Valley ranch dressing. secret food obsession: Lucky Charms cereal.

Yabba Island Grill A fun place for visitors and locals, Yabba is like a Caribbean vacation, with neoncolored cocktails, bright decor and late night music on Fridays and Saturdays. 711 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-262-5787, yabbaislandgrill.com)

STEAK Andre’s Steakhouse Andre’s was established in 1993, directly from New York. The restaurant has earned the Wine Spectator Award yearly since 2001, and has nearly 4,000 bottles in its cellar. 2800 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-263-5851, andressteakhouseofnaples.com) Chops City Grill A more modern take on the traditional, Chops serves prime aged steaks along with fresh local seafood and hand-rolled sushi. 8200 Health Center Blvd., Suite 100, Bonita Springs (239-992-4677, chopscitygrill.com) The Grill This is about as luxurious as dining gets. Nestled within The Ritz-Carlton, Naples, it features

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rich decor with detailed artwork to complement the aged prime beef, chops and fresh seafood. 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-598-6644, ritz-carlton.com) Stoney’s Steakhouse The menu features midwestern, corn-fed, prime certified black angus beef, complemented by fresh seafood, an award-winning wine list, inventive salads, side dishes and decadent homemade desserts served in a handsome dining room. 403 Bayfront Place, Naples (239435-9353, stoneyssteakhouse.com)

FRENCH Bleu Provence Take a trip to the south of France without leaving town. Lysielle Cariot’s dishes are perfectly paired with wines from the vast selection compiled by her co-owner/husband, Jacques. 1234 Eighth St. S., Naples (239-261-8239, bleu provencenaples.com) Chez Boët French Home Cooking At this family-owned and run French restaurant, Lisa and Philippe Boët serve classics like duck a l’orange and pâté in a warm, homey atmosphere. 755 12th Ave. S., Naples (239-643-6177, chezboet naples.com)

Quick Bite The extra-plush Silverspot Cinema quietly reeled in two bits of news over the summer: the jumbo-sized Theater 12 opened up across from the ticket kiosks and the restaurant revamped its menus… At Naples Bay Resort, there’s a new finedining option This fall. Mereday’s serves up contemporary American cuisine with international flair.

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Cote d’Azur This intimate French bistro in the style of Provence serves standouts like whole roasted fish, grassfed lamb chops and a Maine lobster roasted in a clay pot with Jerusalem artichokes, porcini, fresh herbs and root vegetables. 11224 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-597-8867, cotedazurrestaurant.com) Escargot 41 French food wows in an unlikely setting within a storefront. Escargots are served seven different ways and owner/Chef Patrick Fevrier’s classic dishes incorporate produce he grows himself. 4339 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239793-5000, escargot41.com) Le Lafayette French Restaurant Chef Sebastien Maillard whips up traditional French dishes with a touch of the tropics in his family-owned restaurant located just off Third Street South. 375 13th Ave. S., Naples (239-403-7861, lelafayette.com) Paris Bistro & Bakery Brought to you by the same family that runs Le Lafayette, this charming spot serves breakfast, lunch and dinner plus assorted treats to satisfy sweet tooths. 2500 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-455-4585, parisinnaples.com)

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Taste MEXICAN Agave Southwestern Grill Unique dishes from the American Southwest are accompanied by an impressive selection of 200-plus tequilas, which can be enjoyed in the glass-enclosed Tequila Room. 2380 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (239-598-3473, agave naples.com)

Alberto’s on Fifth Chef Alberto Varetto, born in Torino, Italy, for years served patrons of Sale e Pepe on Marco Island. Now he cooks fine dishes in his elegant restaurant on Fifth. 868 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-430-1060, albertosonfifth.com) Angelina’s Ristorante This is both a place for a special night out, with beautiful dining rooms, a 4,000-bottle wine tower and elegant cuisine, as well as for casual meetings with friends in the bar area. 24041 Tamiami Trail S., Bonita Springs (239-390-3187, angelinasofbonitasprings.com) Barbatella The pizzas and pastas are scrumptious, but don’t overlook other offerings, including a grilled salmon with arugula, tomato and hearts of palm. Save room for dessert; the gelato is worthy, as is the signature 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. Dishes range from linguine with clam sauce to osso buco and more. 445 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-261-1117, bellinionfifth.com) Bice A long-time favorite on the corner of Fifth and Third Street, Bice serves classic dishes in a warm setting. 300 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-262-4044, naples.bicegroup.com) Bravo! Cucina Italiana A great stop in Mercato for pasta, salads, grilled specialties and more before or after shopping or a movie at Silverspot. 9110 Strada Place, Naples (239-5140042, bravoitalian.com) Brio Tuscan Grille The location in Waterside Shops makes this expansive Italian a popular place for pre- and postshopping meals. 5505 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-5319, brioitalian.com) Café Luna Signature pizzas, crispy calamari, ravioli and Caesar salad are among the classics at this casual spot with indoor and outdoor seating. 467 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-2132212, cafelunanaples.com) Campiello A mainstay on Third Street South, Campiello is a perennial gathering place, largely because of the patio

We can’t get enough of the decadent treats whipped up at the Mon“Key” Bread Factory, which has moved from Fifth Avenue South to a location in Tin City. “We are small and local—a mom-and-pop store,” says owner Karen Haupt, noting that the shop and its wares are Inspired by the flavors of the Florida Keys. Don’t pass up the signature Mon“Key”buntz bread—think warm, gooey sticky bun meets cinnamon roll. Since the original Key lime version debuted more than three years ago, the store has added a dozen other flavors, including NannaMon”Key” (banana) and Maple Bacon Mon“Key.” The yum doesn’t end there— sweet-tooth-satisfying options range from gigantic chocolatedipped apples, to homemade toffee, to unique Island Gold ToffeeGlazed Puffcorn— which, be forewarned, is highly addictive. —Olivia LeClair

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MASA Superb, true Mexican cuisine in a high-style modern space, with a fabulous lineup of tequilas, mezcals and specialty cocktails. 9123 Strada Place, Naples (239-598-0887, masa-restaurant.com)

tables, outdoor bar and tasty cuisine. 1177 Third St. S., Naples (239-435-1166, campiello.damico.com) Osteria Tulia Chef Vincenzo Betulia’s brilliant, authentically rustic venue and “peasant” cuisine are homey, hearty and delizioso. 466 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-213-2073, tulianaples.com) Pazzo! Cucina Italiana The “friendly neighborhood” restaurant serves moderately priced dishes using made-fromscratch sauces, pastas and desserts. 853 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-434-8494, pazzoitaliancafe.com) Vergina Italian and Mediterranean dishes with a modern flair make up the menu. This also is a popular place for gathering with friends and listening to live music. 700 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-659-7008, verginarestaurant.com)

ASIAN AZN Azian Cuisine The choices cover Asia with dishes representing Japan, Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Hong Kong and more. 9118 Strada Place, Suite 8155, Naples (239-593-8818, aznrestaurant.com) Charlie Chiang’s Modern Asian Kitchen Urban decor with Asian influences set the scene for modern Chinese dishes and inventive Japanese rolls. 12200 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-593-6688, charliechiangs.com) Fujiyama Steak & Seafood Go for Japanese hibachi cooking and entertainment. Start off with a fun frozen cocktail like the Green Dragon. 2555 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (239-2614332, naplesfujiyama.com) Maguro Sushi & Steak House Easy to miss in its location in the corner of the mall at U.S. 41 and Wiggins Pass, Maguro is worth seeking out if you love delicious, beautifully plated sushi and sashimi. 895 Wiggins Pass, Naples (239-591-0003, magurosteakhouse.com) Sushi Thai Too Sushi Thai of Naples’ downtown location offers a range of Thai and Japanese cuisine. 898 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239-430-7575, sushithaitoo.com)

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GLOBAL A Table Apart This place qualifies as a hidden gem. Owner/ Chef Jeff Acol creates dishes that incorporate a world of influences. 4295 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs (239-2218540, atableapart.com) Bha! Bha! Persian Bistro Now firmly established in the location on Fifth, Michael Mir’s restaurant is still serving up out-of-this-world savory lamb dishes and other colorful and delicious Persian specialties. 865 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239594-5557, bhabhapersianbistro.com) Figs Grille Sam Tadros, originally from Egypt, serves creative Mediterranean meals inflected with flavors of Spain, Morocco and France. 25987 Tamiami Trail S., Bonita Springs (239-3901700, figsgrille.com) IM Tapas Isabel Pozo Polo and Mary Shipman (I and M in the name) have created a little corner of Spain in the heart of Naples. 965 Fourth Ave. N., Naples (239-403-8272, imtapas.com) Inca’s Kitchen Fine Peruvian Cuisine Naples foodies and residents of Golden Gate alike flock to this wonderful

Lunch break A tranquil spot for a quick, filling midday meal can be a tall order, but Thai Basil (239-262-8777), a small, outof-the-way eatery on Tamiami Trail just south of Park Shore Drive, delivers on all counts. Don’t go expecting fancy. Do arrive hungry for traditional Thai dishes from the family that's been quietly running it for more than a decade. We were wowed from the start with the family's version of "chicken-noodle soup"—thin rice noodles with ground chicken seasoned to perfection. Mains range from red curry to pad see eu to basil frog legs, which shouldn’t be missed. And spiciness can range from one star (lips mildly tingling) to five (body breaking into a full-on sweat). —Dorothea Hunter Sönne

restaurant serving authentic and beautiful Peruvian dishes. 11985 Collier Blvd., Naples (239-352-3200, incaskitchen.com) Marek’s Collier House Restaurant Fine meals are served by Chef/owner Peter Marek and his wife, Penny, in the restored historical home of Captain Bill Collier, son of W.T. Collier, who settled in 1870 near Old Marco. 1121 Bald Eagle Drive, Marco Island (239-642-9948, mareksrestaurant.com) Noodles Italian Cafe and Sushi Bar Good sushi, parmesans and piccatas all in one place. Bonus: Go late at night for dancing. 1585 Pine Ridge Rd., Naples (239-592-0050, noodlescafe.com) Osetra An elegant stop on Fifth, Osetra serves fancy foods and drinks, from caviar to Champagne to amazing sushi. It stays open late into the night, with live music or a DJ on weekends from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m. 469 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (239776-7938, osetranaples.com) Zorba’s Greek Restaurant A renovation firmly established this strip-mall gem as a choice spot for Feta-flecked salads, saganaki, lamb casseroles and other delicacies. 9106 Bonita Beach Rd. S.E., Bonita Springs (239-992-5005, zorbas greekrest.com) «

Call for reservations 239.434.7258 1186 Third Street South Old Naples www.SeaSaltNaples.com

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Innovative bars like the Aviary in Chicago are creating infused spirits using the sous vide technique, which involves marinating ingredients for a period of time.

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A cooking technique common among renowned chefs has found its way to the bartender’s playbook By Mark Spivak

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An intriguing new trend is simmering in the world of the cocktail culture—sous vide spirits infusions. What’s it all about? Here’s the 411. What It Is: Best translated as “under vacuum,” the sous vide method is simple. An ingredient is sealed in an airtight plastic bag and cooked in a water bath under low temperatures (usually 110-130 Fahrenheit) for a long period of time (as many as several days). The result tends to be a more intensely flavored food cooked consistently throughout. The venerable Troisgros in France is generally credited as the first restaurant to use the method commercially, and today it would be difficult to find a commercial kitchen without a sous vide machine. Why Use It: Because it works. Foods cooked sous vide are generally more richly flavored, if slightly lacking in texture. Its Effect on Spirits: For the current generation of cutting-edge mixologists, flavor is king. Bartenders who use the sous vide method to infuse spirits say the liquor has a richer, more vibrant taste. The technique is in its infancy and not yet widespread, largely because the equipment can cost several thousand dollars, so it’s not likely to be a toy many bar owners will buy. Is It Far-Fetched? Not at all. Infused spirits have been around for quite some time, but they reached their peak of popularity in the 1980s and 1990s. It was rare to walk into a watering hole and not see a large glass container perched on the bar, filled with any fruit that was handy and plentiful marinating in five or 10 gallons of vodka. Many of these glassencased concoctions were beautifully arranged. Eventually, 122 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED

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Who’s Using It: Some of the best bars in America, including The Aviary in Chicago, owned by revolutionary Michelin three-star Chef Grant Achatz. One restaurant that has incorporated the technique seamlessly into its cocktail program is Soma Sushi in Houston, part of the Azuma Group. The story is that one day, Beverage Manager James Watkins was struggling with a traditional spirit infusion when the chef looked at him and said, “Why don’t you just sous vide the damn thing?” In South Florida, mixologist Charles Steadman uses the method extensively at Lantana Jacks Bar & Grill in Lantana. He created a grapefruit-infused tequila for a Salty Chihuahua (a twist on a Salty Dog), a candy corn vodka for Halloween, and a Bloody Mary made with bacon, pickled onion and jalapeño-infused vodka. It’s a brave new world. «

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such homemade infusions disappeared from bars because it’s tough to sell several gallons of pineapple or tangerine-flavored vodka. And companies like Van Gogh started making flavored vodkas that are less expensive and more convenient. Upsides and Downsides: Flavor aside, there are two main benefits to using a sous vide machine to infuse spirits. Unlike the old days when a large glass vessel was required, the new equipment can make small batches of an infusion, which leaves lots of leeway for seasonal cocktails and momentary inspirations. Also, unlike sous vide food preparation, which takes days, spirits infusions can be achieved in hours. Sous Vide Supreme, a company that claims to make “the world’s finest water oven,” offers models ranging from $319-$749, but buyers will have to spend another $799 for the firm’s ChamberVac Sealer. The process is far more labor-intensive than buying infused spirits, but customers will be spoiled in no time by the intensely flavorful results.

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By Jacob Steiner resh air, exercise and fun are great for your health, but what’s even better is when you can help improve the well-being of others at the same time. That’s why the 17th Tommy Bahama Coconut Classic, hosted by the Garden of Hope and Courage, is a winner all around. It tees off October 22 at the exclusive, tranquil and scenic Hideout Golf Club in Naples. The tournament, which will raise dollars both for the Garden and the Children’s Advocacy Center of Collier County, is primarily intended for amateurs, says Garden of Hope and Courage Executive Director Amy Lane, although “we have had some pros who have participated in the past, including Peter Jacobson, Tom Lehman and Bobby Clampett. They’ve participated as friends of the charity,” she says. The festivities begin the night before with a special dinner featuring live music and a silent and live auction at Tommy Bahama, Naples. The party is included in the ticket price for the tournament, and players may bring guests for $75 each. The auction lots include golf and travel packages, special Tommy Bahama giveaways and more. According to Lane, last year’s tournament was a sell-out and raised $50,000 to support the Garden and the Children’s Advocacy Center. (gardenofhopeand courage.org)

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Balance Saving soles

Step Up!

Repurpose your dust-gathering shoes by putting them on the feet of those in need: Charity Soles4Souls (soles4souls.org) gathers footwear from shoe companies and conducts collection drives around the country. recycling company Shoes for the Cure (shoes forthecure.com) rounds up new and used shoes for the less fortunate, as well as for surface material to build running tracks and tennis courts with the goal of “curing” the environment of the negative effects of waste. Swing by Estero’s Foot Solutions to drop contributions in bins for both causes. —M.K.

Choose the Right Shoes

We’re guilty of giving the occasional cold shoulder to comfort and strapping on those chic (and secretly numbing) high heels. But when it comes to exercise, choosing appropriate, comfortable shoes is a must. Chris Cole, a licensed pedorthist and the owner of Foot Solutions, Estero (footsolutions .com), shares his top tips for finding the right athletic footwear to help keep body and sole injury-free. ● Meet your feet: Before choosing a shoe, have a health professional assess your foot and gait mechanics with state-of-the art scanning technology. ● Know your sport: Every sport has its own requirements. Runners, for instance, need lightweight shoes with cushioning impact. For tennis players, shoes with great foot support are best for quick side-to-side movements. ● Re-create workout conditions: Foot swelling is common during exercise, so hit the shoe store right after the gym, court or road when your feet are largest to get the right size. For the perfect fit, try shoes on with the socks normally worn during workouts. ● Never settle for less: Make sure you can fully extend your toes when standing. Shoes must be comfortable from the moment you put them on because they won’t stretch. —Mina Kang

spicy blend If you’re looking for Fresh local Organic herbs and spices, try Cathy’s Herbs And Botanicals (cathys

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Asanas Alfresco

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area chefs. most products

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are gluten-free, and saltfree items are available. She also offers consultations for herbal health remedies. —O.L.

for all skill levels. As the newly reopened Wonder Gardens grows and reestablishes itself as a local landmark, expect more programs, seminars and events—we hear word that family movie nights may be coming to the lawn. Yoga in the Garden is $10 per session. bring your own towel or mat and plenty of water to beat the Florida heat. Namaste! —Olivia LeClair

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FARM TO FORK Interested in supporting local farmers, while keeping a healthy diet? Sign up for Collier Family Farms’ (collier familyfarms.com) Community Supported Agriculture program to assist local farmers and get freshly harvested organic produce. Then, come early December, you can pick up a bin of fresh fruits and vegetables every week for 20 weeks at one of five area distribution spots. —Kailah Casillas

Dietician Leslie Deason's suggestions for nutrientpacked blends: high antioxidants: Acai berry powder Pomegranate Blueberries Raspberries Blackberries Strawberries Vitamin C: Strawberries Citrus Kiwi a veggie twist: Avocado Spinach

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH Help fund research and show your support by signing up for one of these local events: Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Choose a course of 3 or 5 miles and join supporters in a walk/run to raise awareness and funds for the cause: In Naples ... October 12, 9 a.m., Cambier Park (239-2610337)In Fort Myers ... October 19, 8 a.m., Tanger Factory Outlets (239-936-1113) Fourth Annual Stiletto Sprint The Garden of Hope and Courage and the Susan G. Komen Southwest Florida Affiliate join forces for the 500-foot high-heel race and party, which raises bucks for both organizations. Any shoes are welcome, but only striders running in heels can be eligible for first and second place honors. October 19, Fifth Avenue South and Cambier Park, Naples (239-498-0016, komenswfl.org, gardenofhope andcourage.org) Saks charity Shopping Weekend, Fort Myers Starts October 17 with a breakfast, fashion show, private shopping, live auction and music (tickets, $50). Saks will donate 2 percent of sales from the weekend to Lee Memorial Health System Regional Cancer Center. October 17-20, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bell Tower Shops, Fort Myers (239-343-6076) 2013 TREK Breast Cancer Awareness Ride Choose a course of 10 or 25 miles in this event (registration, $25) benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. October 13, 8 a.m., Trek Store of Estero, Coconut Point (Trek bikes.com/breast_cancer_awareness_ride)

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Sweet Salvation Looking for a healthy alternative to satisfy a runaway sweet tooth? Give Yonanas a try. This dessert-making machine transforms frozen fruit into a yummy treat without the added sugar and fat of ice cream. We’re not talking smoothies or sorbet—the machine blade grinds and emulsifies, creating a creamy texture similar to soft-serve ice cream. Bananas are the recommended base fruit for their consistency. “This type of treat is a great snack or dessert option for anyone, but would be especially fun for kids,” says local nutritionist and dietician Leslie Deason of Healthy Concepts Nutrition & Fitness. Yonanas offers numerous recipes online, and the maker can be purchased locally at Bed Bath & Beyond, Target and Best Buy, or online at Amazon and shop.yonanas.com. —O.L.

(App for thAT) Ever wish your personal trainer was your constant companion? With Vitogo, you can reap the benefits of a personal trainer day or night. After you enter your gender, fitness experience and goals, the app creates a long-term workout program tailored to your needs. Each exercise includes instructions, photos and videos; as you progress, so does your workout. Vitogo tracks your progress and rewards you for achieving goals, which you can then share (i.e. brag) with your friends. (vitogo.com) NAPLESillustrated.com | OCTOBER 2013

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Villa Vista, offering perhaps one of the most breathtaking views to be found on the beach in Naples. Overlooking Gordon Pass, this idyllic seaside location home sprawling over 7,709 S/F of living area to provide the ultimate luxury beach experience! Available as a luxury rental on an annual basis or seasonally. Call for availability and for seasonally adjusted rates.

PORT ROYAL

Elegantly refined and magnificently appointed, this is an estate without equal. Ideally situated with long aesthetically pleasing bay views through transom windows, with 9,553 S/F. Built in 2006. Delightful entertaining spaces. 5+den/6.2 $12,900,000

Port Royal bay front home is an architectural masterpiece, boasts lavish attention to detail thruout its 11,113 S/F of living space & has stunning bay vistas. 6 or more/8.3 $11,900,000

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REGENT #17 SOUTH – PARK SHORE

Idyllic seaside residence built in 2007. Panoramic beach vistas. Tropical solitude and refined casual elegance. Large great room with fireplace. 3-bay garage. 5,573 S/F 4+den/3.1 $9,950,000

PORT ROYAL

Exquisitely renovated in 2012. Long water views down Runaway Bay. Oversized dock. 4+den/5 $5,900,000

PINE RIDGE

Hemingway-style estate home boasts 4,649 S/F w/custom millwork & stonework. Large outdoor areas for entertaining. 3+den/3.1 $2,495,000

PORT ROYAL

A Caribbean styled family home directly across from private deeded beach access, offering views of the Gulf of Mexico. 6+den/7.2 $5,600,000

LAURENTIANS 1-A

Unique, direct beachfront condo with private walk-out to beach. 2,760 S/F LA Complete renovation. 3+den/3.1 $2,495,000

Highly desirable Regent unit features world class finishes and exquisite detailing thruout its 8,256 sqft of living space. Gorgeous panoramic view overlooks beach. 4+den/6.2 $6,250,000

PORT ROYAL

AQUALANE SHORES

On prestigious Gordon Drive w/approx. 23,325 SF w/an approx. building area of 9,145 S/F. House is a tear-down. Being sold as a building site. $8,995,000

“04 Build your ultimate home w/stunning bay views! Boat dock w/lift. Short walk to beach & mins to 3rd St & 5th Ave shopping & dining. $3,400,000

Placid long water views unfold within this spacious home offering 100’ of frontage on deep-water yacht basin. 3+den/3.1 $2,950,000

PINE RIDGE

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This is the ideal lot to build your dream home 3+den/3 Charming home on a premiere lot. Only Charming condo features vaulted ceilings & light in Pine Ridge. 1.65 acre lot w/165 feet of lake 3.5 blocks to beach, this .44 acre, oversized lot cheerful décor. Only 2 blks to Gulf & 1 blk. to 5th Ave. Dining/Shopping. 3BR/3BA $995,000 frontage. Cleared & ready to build! $1,995,000 boasts beautiful North Lake view. $1,700,000

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159 Ft. Waterfrontage. huge 1½ Sites. ultra-luxe 2005 construction! Warm richness. 5 Brs. elegant office. theatre. $11,495,000

two-Story cherrywood library. 17 Ft. vaulted ceilings. theatre. two deepwater docks. 1½ Sites. 5-car Garage. $8,600,000 Furnished

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BroAd WAter vieWS: “hidden BAy” delightful home: trayed ceilings, marble Floors. large deepwater dockage. $5,000,000

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elegant tuscan-inspired estate. 2007 construction. 5 Brs + den. Beach 11 Sites Away. 7 Sites to 3rd St. South. 70 Ft. dock. $4,750,000

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lakeside: terraces & Pool. master w/ cathedral ceilings. very Private & very Special! .75 Acre on quiet Private Street. $2,650,000

yachting connoisseur’s delight / car collector’s dream 200 Ft. Waterfrontage. views to yacht club! two 70-Ft. docks + covered Slip. captivating & vivacious! $5,750,000

main house & Guest house (offered At Site value). 1+ Acres. 320 Ft. road Frontage. Se exposure. Steps to Beach club. $5,100,000

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SEA AND SKY ADDRESS 4851 Bonita Bay Boulevard, #1904 Tavira at Bonita Bay, Bonita Springs MODEL Sea, Sand and Salt model, designed by 16 top designers from the American Society of Interior Designers Developer The Lutgert Companies year built 2009 offered at $2.345 million (furnished) size 4,146 square feet

special features Set within a nature lover’s paradise, luxury high-rise Tavira at Bonita Bay is renowned for unmatched vistas of the Gulf of Mexico, Estero Bay and abundant acres of unspoiled preserves. A team of talented designers from the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) Florida South Chapter has brought the beauty of nature inside this gorgeous three-bedroom, three-bath home, which features the interior design theme “Sea, Sand and Salt.” The residence features stunning design elements including wide-planked whitewashed wood floors, natural shellstone accents, and shimmering glass tiles, all of which create an ethereal environment reminiscent of a sunset

on the beach. The home also features a fireplace in the great room, an outdoor kitchen on the screened terrace and a family room with an open terrace from which to enjoy those stunning sunsets. Tavira at Bonita Bay offers exceptional amenities, including a resort-style heated pool, a 10-seat theater, a health club with a fully-equipped fitness center, an indoor golf simulator and two designer-furnished suites for overnight guests. for information Billie Jans, Premier Sotheby’s International Realty 239-245-9339

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everyman Dutch-born artist Hanneke Beaumont’s enigmatic sulptures evoke universal questions about our existence. Deliberately nondescript, the figures could represent the everyman, pondering, “Why are we here?” The Baker Museum just opened a retrospective of more than 20 of her works in terracotta, bronze and iron, titled “Connected and Disconnected: The Sculpture of Hanneke Beaumont.” Some largescale drawings are also on display. (artis—naples.org)

Stefano Baroni

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October/2013 watercolor and oil paintings by Hannah Ineson will be on display.

11 Check out the “Science & Art” Exhibition at the Center for the Arts Bonita Springs, Opening reception October 11, exhibit through January 4. (artcenter bonita.org)

Marco Island Historical Museum presents “The Everglades Art of Hannah Ineson,” now through December 28 (colliermuseums .org)

ART & MUSEUMS Info goes here,

and here The Baker Museum, Naples—Schrenk Student Photography Exhibition, through Nov. 10; An Ear for Music, an Eye for Art: The Ahmet Ertegün Collection, through Dec. 19; Papiers à la Mode: The Exquisite Art of Isabelle de Borchgrave, through Jan. 12; Connected and Disconnected: The Sculpture of Hanneke Beaumont, through Feb. 16; Art After Hours, free admission and live music, Oct. 30; artisnaples.org.

Marco Island Historical Museum—The Everglades Art of Hannah Ineson, art exhibit, Oct. 1-Dec. 28; Family Archaeology Day, Oct. 19; 239-642-1400.

Big Cypress Gallery, Ochcopee—Photography Swamp Walks, Oct. 6 and 23, reservation required; 239-695-2428.

Mercato, Naples—Saturday Nights Alive, art exhibit and live performances, Oct. 12; mercatoshops.com

Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs—Science & Art exhibition, opening reception, Oct. 11, runs through Jan. 4, Center for the Arts Gallery; artcenterbonita.org.

Naples Art Association at the von Liebig Art Center— Southwest Florida Craft Guild Dimensions in Art, all-member juried exhibit, Oct. 1-4; Sixth Annual Non-Juried All Artists Show of Shows exhibit, through Nov. 9; naplesart.org.

Collier County Museum, Naples—Clyde Butcher: Mountains of Cuba, art exhibit, Oct. 1-Dec. 30; 239-252-8476. Conservancy of Southwest Florida—Nature walks at Tigertail Beach, Marco Island; Clam Pass, Naples; and Briggs Boardwalk at Rookery Bay, visit website for dates; conservancy.org. Journeyman Photography Gallery, Naples—Captivated Image Films: Our Wild Gulf Coast, Oct. 2, Cuba, Street Level, Oct. 9, Under An African Sky, Oct. 16, Alaska: Kodiak, Aleutians, Denali, Oct. 23; Costa Rica-The Natural World, Oct. 30; journeymangallery.com.

Marco Island Historical Society—Monthly meeting and lecture, Florida and the Caribbean from Ponce de Leon to Chavez, Oct. 1, Rose History Auditorium; themihs.org.

Naples Artcrafters—Fine Art & Craft Show, Cambier Park, Oct. 26; 239-250-0804. Naples Historical Society at Historic Palm Cottage—Tours of Historic Palm Cottage, Tuesdays through Saturdays; guided tours of the Norris Gardens, first and third Thursdays; walking tours of the Historic District, Wednesdays; 239-261-8164. Rosen Gallery & Studios, Naples—Box, Canvas and Clay, recent works in assemblage, clay, collage, mixed media, oil, pastel, sculpture and watercolor, through Oct. 31; 239-821-1061.

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The Medium, October 18 and 19, combines the talents of Opera Naples and the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra.

Artis—Naples’ Performance season heats up this month with opera, a musical for kids and classical masterworks. (artisnaples.org)

Stuart Little delights young theatergoers October 14.

NCH’s Annual Fete The longest-running annual gala in

Conductor and pianist Leon Fleischer and his musical family play Beethoven, Mozart and more, October 4 and 5.

Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve—Living Waters: Black & White Photography by Clyde Butcher, through Nov. 14; rookerybay.org.

Naples, the NCH Hospital Ball is an elegant evening of dining and dancing. The chairs for the fifty-fifth edition October 26 at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples will be Senator Garrett and Diana Richter, long-time Naples residents. Money raised by this event will benefit the expansion of the Pediatric Emergency Department at NCH North Naples Hospital. (nchmd.org/hospitalball)

CHILDREN & TEENS Artis–Naples—Compose Yourself, introduces elementary students to the orchestra, Oct. 7, 8, 10, 21, 22, 28; Stuart Little, musical for kids, Oct. 14; Community Day, the entire campus will be open for free, with an instrument “petting zoo,” bilingual storytelling and an open rehearsal by the Naples Philharmonic, Oct. 27; artisnaples.org. Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs—Science & Art Activity Day, art and science projects, Oct. 12 and 26; artcenterbonita.org.

FILM Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs—Film for Film Lovers: Mao’s Last Dancer, Oct. 7, Il Positino, Oct. 14, Cherry Blossoms, Oct. 21; Dinner and a Film Night, Cinema Paradiso, Oct. 28, location TBD; artcenterbonita.org. Mercato, Naples—Movies on the Lawn, Oct. 15; mercato shops.com

FOOD, WINE & FASHION Coconut Point, Estero—Taste of Coconut Point, festival with food samples, live music, cooking demonstrations and kids’ activities, Oct. 20; shopcoconutpoint.com. Fifth Avenue South, Naples—Halloween Spooktacular, music, trick or treat, costumes, Oct. 31; fifthavenuesouth.com. Marilyn’s Distinctive European Fashion, Naples—Picking the Right Hat, seminar with Marilyn Hellman, covering why color matters, suiting the occasion and how to match your outfit, reservations required; 239-206-4460. Marissa Collections, Naples—Trunk shows: Hatmosphere, Oct. 17-19, Yvel jewelry, Oct. 17-19; Oscar de la Renta resort, Oct. 22-23; Mimi So jewelry and personal appearance, Oct. 22-26; Tamara Comolli jewelry, Oct. 24-26; Inbar jewelry and personal appearance, Oct. 31-Nov. 2; marissacollections.com.

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Pink PURPOSE Waterside Shops launches this year’s Coins in the Fountain fundraiser October 4, which will benefit local nonprofit Bosom Buddies Breast Cancer Support Inc. Enjoy pink lemonade and a cupcake when you purchase a commemorative pink coin for $10. Then “Shop & Share” all day—a portion of sales will be donated to the charity. (239-598-1605)

Old Naples Waterfront Association—Annual Stone Crab Festival, food, cruises, kids’ activities, live music and other events at Tin City, Bayfront Place, Port O Call Marina and restaurants along the waterfront, Oct. 25-27; stonecrabfestival.org. Third Street South, Naples—Thursday on Third, shopping, dining, live entertainment, Oct. 17; Annual Sidewalk Sale, Oct. 23-26; Farmers Market, Saturday mornings, behind Tommy Bahama; 239-434-6533.

MUSIC Artis–Naples—Wholetones, Oct. 3; Leon Fleisher & Family, Oct. 4-5; Boccherini, Beethoven & Schubert, Oct. 13; Fake Problems, Oct. 24; Keith Lockhart Returns, Oct. 25-26; free concert with the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, Cambier Park, Oct. 30; artisnaples.org. Cambier Park, Naples—Naples Concert Band, Oct. 20; Naples Dixieland Jazz Band, Oct. 27; 239-263-1113. Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs—Outdoor concert with Deb & the Dynamics, Oct. 24 (rain date Nov. 5); artcenter bonita.org. Mercato, Naples—Mercato Nights Music Series, Oct. 3; 239254-1080. Riverside Park, Bonita Springs—Free monthly concert series featuring an acoustic band followed by The Beatles Tribute band, Oct. 4; 239-331-7371. Seminole Casino, Immokalee—“Come Alive” with funk band Here Come The Mummies, Oct. 12; 800-218-0007. NAPLESillustrated.com | OCTOBER 2013

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SPECIAL EVENTS Boys & Girls Club of Collier County—Great Futures Start Here luncheon, Oct. 9, Boys & Girls Club, Naples; 239-325-1765. Community School of Naples—Model Students Fashion Show, to support the school’s financial aid program, Oct. 8, Waterside Shops, Naples; communityschoolnaples.org. The Education Foundation–Champions for Learning— Champions Challenge, hands-on experience for educators, parents, students and community members to understand what it means for students to be college- and career-ready, Oct. 23, Waldorf Astoria Naples; educationforcollier.org. Physician Led Access Network (PLAN) of Collier County— An Evening in Monte Carlo, gaming, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, an auction and prizes, Oct. 12, Naples Yacht Club; 239-776-3016. Spirit of Naples—Storytellers Conference, instructors from the film and publishing industries educate screenwriters, novelists and other writers, Oct. 3-7, Waldorf Astoria Naples; son filmfest.com.

SPORTS Alzheimer’s Association, Florida Gulf Coast Chapter—Walk to end Alzheimer’s, Oct. 19, Cambier Park; alz.org. Everglades Region, Florida Chapter of the Club Managers Association of America—The 16th Annual Charity Classic Gala and Golf Tournament benefiting Barbara’s Friends, the Golisano Children’s Hospital Cancer Fund, featuring food by chefs from local clubs, cocktails, pirates, stilt walkers, a photo booth and live music plus For updates and golf the following day, Oct. 6-7, additional listings, visit Shadow Wood Country Club, naplesillustrated.com. Estero; 239-287-0780.

Dog Town The Humane Society Naples and The Shelter for Abused Women & Children team up with Germain BMW for the annual Strut Your Mutt Halloween Pet Costume Contest OCTOBER 19 at Germain BMW, Naples. The event, benefiting orphaned pets, begins at 10 a.m. and features petrelated vendors as well as a drawing to drive a 2014 BMW 650cv for an evening and enjoy dinner for two at Osteria Tulia. (humane societynaples .com) ... On October 18, Avow hosts Fiesta in PAWradise, a cocktail party, silent auction and presentation with Trained “PAWSitive dogs,” at the Avow Ispiri Community Center, Naples. Proceeds benefit the hospice’s pet programs. (239649-3683)

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Celebrate Nature The “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge in Sanibel Island will hold its twenty-fourth annual “Ding” Darling Days birding and eco-festival October 20-26. It begins with a Family Fun Day, including free tours, live wildlife presentations, a hands-on touch tank filled with sea critters, a butterfly house and nature crafts for kids. Birding, biking, kayaking, sea-life boat tours, films and presentations will take place all week. For the second year in a row, Heather Henson, daughter of Muppets creator Jim Henson, and her crew will parade life-sized puppets of endangered species each day. The event celebrates the birthday of Jay Norwood “Ding” Darling, the founder of the “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, creator of the Federal Duck Stamp program and Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist. (239-472-1100) —Jacob Steiner

THEATER/DANCE Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs—Murder Mystery Dinner Theater, Murder at the Hotel de la Mére, audience participation in a comic whodunit set in New Orleans circa the early 1900s, Oct. 29-30; artcenterbonita.org. Gulfshore Playhouse, Naples—Venus in Fur, Oct. 4-20, Norris Center, Naples; gulfshoreplayhouse.org. Island Theater Company, Marco Island—Blame It On Beckett, Oct. 31-Nov. 17, Rose History Auditorium, Marco Island Historical Museum; 239-394-0080. Naples Players—The Great American Trailer Park Musical, Oct. 9-Nov. 2; The Mystery of Irma Vep, Oct. 30-Nov. 23; naplesplayers.org. Opera Naples—The Medium, by Gian Carlo Menotti, Oct. 1819, presented in conjunction with the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, Artis—Naples; operanaples.org. «

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HARMON-MEEK ARTIST RECEPTION Who: Gallery owners William, Barbara, Kristine and Juliana Meek, artist Hunt Slonem and lovers of fine art What: A reception to welcome Hunt Slonem, whose works were featured in an exhibit titled “Butterflies, Bunnies, Babes and Abes” Venue: The Harmon-Meek Gallery Marilyn Janss, Peggy Coniglio

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