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Dunton Hot Springs News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
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Design Galerie’s Guide to Milan Design Week 2026 Designers and tastemakers will soon converge on the Italian style capital to witness transportive installations, standout product debuts, and rare collectible works By Ryan Waddoups Jewelry De Beers London Opens a Dazzling Flagship in the Heart of Paris By Gay Gassmann Design 8 Milan Design Week Installations to Add to Your Itinerary By Ryan Waddoups Design Guide to Milan Design Week 2025 By Ryan Waddoups
Thierry Despont News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Tag All from Thierry Despont Art & Culture Thierry Despont’s Eclectic Collection Presented at Maison Gerard Show By Rima Suqi Art & Culture Tour the Stadium-Sized Foundry Where the World’s Biggest Sculptures Are Made By Daniel Cappello Real Estate The Woolworth Building’s Entire Crown Lists for $79 Million By Geoffrey Montes Real Estate Mickey Drexler Lists Stunning Idaho Estate for $10.9 Million By Geoffrey Montes Design 5 Luxury Condos Nestled Next to the World's Top Museums By Geoffrey Montes
Jaeger-LeCoultre News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Jewelry Celebrate Lunar New Year with These Dazzling Jewels Usher in the Year of the Horse with these elegant selections from Hermès, Harry Winston, Piaget, and more By Rima Suqi Watches Discover the Fascinating History Behind the Guichet Watch By Rima Suqi Watches Watches Disguised As Jewelry Are the Latest Must-Have Accessory By Rima Suqi Art & Culture The Artful Life: 6 Things Editors Love This Week By Galerie editors
Fernando Botero: News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Tag All from Fernando Botero Art & Culture The Artful Life: 6 Things Galerie Editors Love This Week By Galerie editors Interiors The Penthouse of a Breathtaking OMA-Designed Building in Miami Proves to Be the Perfect Aerie for Mega-Collector and Real Estate Magnate Jorge M.
lewis miller News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Tag All from lewis miller Design Lori Weitzner and Lewis Miller Launch Chic Wallpaper and Textile Collection By Jill Sieracki Art & Culture 7 Floral Designers Share What Makes for the Perfect Valentine’s Day Bouquet By Daniel Cappello Design 9 of the Most Extraordinary Christmas Displays Around the World By Rima Suqi Art & Culture Galerie's Founder, Lisa Fayne Cohen, Discusses the Creative Minds Issue By Jill Sieracki Design How Lewis Miller’s Flower Flashes Have Transformed New York City...
MASS MoCA News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Art & Culture How to Plan an Art-Filled Day Trip to the Berkshires Western Massachusetts comes alive in the summer, when museum and gallery exhibitions are presented alongside live music, community theater, and family-friendly festivals By Dan Howarth Art & Culture 6 Must-See Art & Design Exhibitions in November By Lucy Rees Travel The Ultimate Art Lovers’ Guide to the Berkshires By Daniel Cappello Art & Culture Artist Etel Adnan Makes Her Solo Debut at an American Museum By Julie Belcove
Bronson van Wyck News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Design Discover 10 Beautiful Christmas Tree Designs this Holiday Season From Ladurée’s takeover of The St. Regis New York to Assouline’s annual display in Palm Beach, festive cheer is in full swing By Shelby Black Art & Culture 7 Floral Designers Share What Makes for the Perfect Valentine’s Day Bouquet By Daniel Cappello Art & Culture The Artful Life: 5 Things Galerie Editors Love This Week By Galerie editors Art & Culture Bronson van Wyck Conjures an Undersea Wonderland for the Save Venice...
Joel Shapiro News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Real Estate The Manhattan Duplex of Artists Joel Shapiro and Ellen Phelan Lists for $4.75 Million The residence underwent a significant renovation in the early 2000s By Mary Elizabeth Andriotis Interiors This Art-World Insider's California Home Includes an Astounding Collection and Award-Winning Wines By Ted Loos Art & Culture Tour the Stadium-Sized Foundry Where the World’s Biggest Sculptures Are Made By Daniel Cappello Art & Culture New York Dealer Paul Kasmin Expands His Empire By Lucy Rees
The Beverly Hills Hotel
Tag All from The Beverly Hills Hotel Fashion These Hotel Fashion Exclusives Make Summer’s Chicest Collectibles This season’s runway-meet-resort selections of high-style swimwear, accessories, and more are the perfect memento from a dreamy getaway By Jill Sieracki Art & Culture This Beverly Hills Photography Exhibition Reveals a Candid Side to Hollywood Royalty By Daniel Cappello Travel The Cultivist’s Guide to Los Angeles By Joey Lico
Steve Jobs News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
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Rod Stewart News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Tag All from Rod Stewart Real Estate Holmby Hills Estate That Includes Rod Stewart’s Former Mansion Sells for $86 Million By Mary Elizabeth Andriotis Real Estate Beverly Hills Estate That Includes Rod Stewart’s Former Mansion Sells for $86 Million By Mary Elizabeth Andriotis Art & Culture This Beverly Hills Photography Exhibition Reveals a Candid Side to Hollywood Royalty By Daniel Cappello
Mick Jagger News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Tag All from Mick Jagger Events New York City Ballet Gala Features Tiler Peck Debut and Mick Jagger The annual event raises money for City Ballet and had a star-studded hosting committee list By Rena Gross Real Estate Mick Jagger’s Former London Home Sells for $7.3 Million to Rolling Stones Fan By Mary Elizabeth Andriotis Art & Culture This Beverly Hills Photography Exhibition Reveals a Candid Side to Hollywood Royalty By Daniel Cappello Design L'Wren Scott's Glamorous Fashions, Made for...
Dolly Parton News, info and highlights - Galerie Magazine
Fashion Bob Mackie, Legendary Fashion and Costume Designer, Dies at 87 The iconic designer was world-renowned for his collaborations with Cher, Dolly Parton, Liza Minnelli, and countless other Hollywood stars By Alexandria Sillo Real Estate Dolly Parton’s Former California Cottage Retreat Is on the Market By Alexandria Sillo Art & Culture Country Music Icon Dolly Parton Dies Days After Announcing Plans for Museum Opening in Nashville By Alexandria Sillo Art & Culture This Beverly Hills...
The Coronation of King Charles III Inspires a Limited-Edition Bottle of Royal Salute Whiskey
Only 500 of the hand-blown Dartington Crystal decanters are available worldwide, with just 56 allocated for U.S. distribution—at a majestic $25,000 each The Royal Salute Coronation of King Charles III Edition.
Ariana Rockefeller's New York Apartment Pays Tribute to Her Grandparents
Inside Ariana Rockefeller's NYC HomeLesley Unruh When the Collection of David and Peggy Rockefeller hit the auction block at Christie’s in 2018, it quickly shattered records as the highest-selling personal collection ever, grossing over $835 million. Notable in many respects, the sale also pulled back a velvet curtain of sorts, offering a rare glimpse into the home life of one of America’s most storied—and famously private—families.
Ariana Rockefeller's New York Apartment Pays Tribute to Her Grandparents
When the Collection of David and Peggy Rockefeller hit the auction block at Christie’s in 2018, it quickly shattered records as the highest-selling personal collection ever, grossing over $835 million. Notable in many respects, the sale also pulled back a velvet curtain of sorts, offering a rare glimpse into the home life of one of America’s most storied—and famously private—families.
This Must-See Photo Exhibition in Beverly Hills Reveals a Candid Side to Hollywood Royalty
Patricia Clarkson and Tom Ford, Los Angeles (2006). : © Jean Pigozzi, courtesy Hedges Projects, Los Angeles The exhibition features 39 photographs taken by the Simca auto heir and photographer, art collector, and fashion designer Jean (“Johnny”) Pigozzi, whose “sophisticated snapshots” are defined as much by high-wattage energy as they are world-famous people.
7 Floral Designers Weigh in on How to Create the Perfect Valentine’s Day Bouquet
Theresa Larivee. : Courtesy of Winston Flowers 1. WINSTON FLOWERS Theresa Larivee, Lead Brand & Product Designer: “Valentine’s Day centers around the notion of love and closeness, so there’s an expectation that you’ll know just what your sweetheart wants. While I am of course biased, I stand by the idea that you can’t go wrong with flowers. Flowers tend to be present at life’s milestone moments and inherently capture that extra-special feeling that accompanies such occasions.
Discover Gleneagles Townhouse, Edinburgh’s Newest Luxury Hotel and Private Club
The lavish 33-room property is the metropolitan counterpart to Scotland’s famed countryside retreat The Spence at Gleneagles Townhouse. : Courtesy of Gleneagles Edinburgh has a fashionable new address—attracting both visitors and locals alike. With a prime location overlooking the heart of St. Andrew Square, Gleneagles Townhouse is the Scottish capital’s stylish hospitality standout of the year, having opened its newly renovated doors as a private members’ club and 33-room boutique hotel.
A New Exhibition at The Met Explores the Tudors’ Artistic Dynasty
On view through January, the comprehensive show is first American exhibition to survey the family’s artistic patronage Henry VIII, Hans Holbein the Younger, ca. 1537. : © Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid The Medicis had Michelangelo. The Kennedys had Jacques Lowe. Behind almost every ambitious, dynastic family has stood an artist capable of projecting the most calibrated images of power.
This New Beverly Hills Boutique Is the Ultimate Destination for Bespoke Fragrances
Anne-Lise Cremona. Photo: Courtesy of Henry Jacques There’s no art that’s as complicated as perfume,” says Anne-Lise Cremona, CEO of the French haute parfumerie Henry Jacques, “and there’s no art also that’s as intimate, as emotional, as perfume.” Cremona has accumulated a lifetime of expertise in the art of high-end scents, which she is now sharing with the world as she steadily opens the doors of a handful of remarkable boutiques.
Flowerbx’s Whitney Bromberg Hawkings Shares Fashionable Advice for Chic Holiday Decorating
Company founder Whitney Bromberg Hawkings. Photo: Courtesy of Flowerbx Nothing conjures the holiday spirit quite like aroma, and for Whitney Bromberg Hawkings, founder of the floral-delivery service Flowerbx, the scent of the season is a savory bouquet of woods and spice. “It’s full-on festive, and that ‘more is more’ kind of look,” she says of the new Dried Citrus outdoor wreath, a handcrafted arrangement of noble fir, dried oranges, and cinnamon sticks.
An Environmental Scientist and an Educator Highlight Navajo Efforts to Balance Tradition with Scientific Priorities
Daniel Cappello Daniel Cappello is a writer based in New York City. He has worked as an editor for The New Yorker, Quest, George, and Harvard Current magazines, and his writing, on subjects from health and science to politics, culture, travel, and the arts, has appeared in The New York Times and Architectural Digest. Daniel supports cancer fundraising, research, and education, with a focus on rare cancers and sarcomas.
An Environmental Scientist and an Educator Highlight Navajo Efforts to Balance Tradition with Scientific Priorities
The event on November 12th will explore what lies ahead for science and policy in the near-future. EVENT INFORMATION ________ Date Thu Nov 12, 2020 12:00pm - 1:10pm EDT Contact kira@goodinc.com Hosts LeapsMag, the Aspen Institute's Science and Society Program, and GOOD "The Future of Science in America Summit" will dive into the high stakes ahead as we emerge from a hotly contested election, with the pandemic on the upswing.
A Colourful Townhouse With Nods to James Turrell
After purchasing a majestic but dilapidated 19th-century brownstone in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill neighbourhood, a husband-and-wife couple — she a public-school art teacher and artist, he a tech venture-capital investor — set about finding an architect to revive the four-story, four-bedroom house.
A Colorful Townhouse With Nods to James Turrell
After purchasing a majestic but dilapidated 19th-century brownstone in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill neighborhood, a husband-and-wife couple — she a public-school art teacher and artist, he a tech venture-capital investor — set about finding an architect to revive the four-story, four-bedroom house.
Discover the Art of Framing with World Specialist Eli Wilner
The expert framer, who has aided significant museums such as The Met, is now lending his skills to other collections in need Painter Édouard Manet once observed, “Without the proper frame, the artist loses 100 percent.” The inverse is true as well: With just the right frame, even great works can be seen in a dazzling new light. Eli Wilner learned the power of the frame at a very young age, when he would give his paintings over to a great-uncle who collected antique ones.
See What Makes Palácio Belmonte Lisbon’s Dreamiest Hotel
Entrepreneur Frédéric Coustols and his wife, Maria Mendoça, have transformed the Moorish palace into a chic boutique hotel Situated in the heart of the oldest neighborhood of Lisbon, one of Europe’s most exciting and revitalized capital cities of the moment, the boutique hotel Palácio Belmonte is surrounded by lush vegetation and a spectacular landscape reminiscent of the Amalfi Coast.
The Most Romantic Hotels for a Valentine’s Day Getaway
From the new St. Regis Venice to the epicurean Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, these romantic escapes are turning up the charm February 14 is for lovers, and hotels around the world are preparing to welcome couples with open arms. From Edinburgh’s storied Balmoral hotel, which will have a poet in residence, to the ever-indulgent Four Seasons Hotel George V in Paris, the ultimate city of love, these charming properties spare no expense to create an unforgettable experience.
See Jeff Leatham’s Designs for the New York Botanical Garden Orchid Show
Jeff Leatham is a man in demand—not only in Los Angeles, the city he calls home, but in just about any other cultural capital you can think of. Over the past 20 years, he has made a name for himself through his monumental floral creations at the Four Season Hotel George V in Paris and through his work with A-listers like Oprah Winfrey, the Kardashians, Cher, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Dolly Parton, and more.
Arquiste’s Carlos Huber Debuts A Seductive New Scent
A sensual reinterpretation of patchouli, Misfit is informed by art and architecture while capturing the aroma's provocative history Forget what you think you know about patchouli. At least that’s what Carlos Huber wants you to do when dabbing on Misfit, the fourteenth and latest scent from his boutique perfume brand, Arquiste. True to its name, Misfit is an amber-woody concoction of sensuality that defies convention and flirts with the outer edges of nonconformity.
6 Exceptional Winter Getaways with Design in Mind
From Aspen’s first new luxury hotel in 25 years to an almost 200-year-old Alpine retreat, Galerie rounds up six of the most notably designed winter escapes From Aspen’s first new luxury hotel in 25 years to an almost 200-year-old Alpine retreat, Galerie rounds up six of the most notably designed winter escapes across two continents. The W Aspen’s check-in area features a mural by the artist Gaia that depicts a classic Rocky Mountain landscape.
Architect Fabrizio Casiraghi Reimagines Paris's Famed Restaurant, Drouant
Alongside creative director Franck Durand, Casiraghi refreshed the storied restaurant's distinguished interior while preserving the iconic Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann Deco details Just off Avenue de l’Opéra and conveniently located between the Louvre and Palais Garnier sits another Parisian institution that has long held court: Drouant.
Olga Polizzi Gives London’s Oldest Hotel a Ravishing Reboot
The hotelier and interior designer helps reimagine Brown’s Hotel in Mayfair as a bastion of British style Hotelier Olga Polizzi inside Brown’s hotel newly refurbished Kipling Suite. Photo: julian Broad, courtesy of Brown's Hotel / Rocco Forte Hotels A staple for the sophisticated set, Brown’s Hotel is undergoing a sprucing up of its 115 guest rooms and suites, and its bright new patterns have already been creating buzz around town and on social media.
The Ultimate Guide to Collecting Watches
Wempe US president Ruediger Albers shares an insider's perspective on acquiring timepieces There’s no wrong way to go about collecting watches, at least according to Ruediger Albers, president of Wempe US.
Snapshot: Merry Christmas from Mrs. Kennedy
“No one else looked like her, spoke like her, wrote like her, or was so original in the way she did things,” commended Ted Kennedy of his former first lady sister-in-law. To be sure, Jacqueline Kennedy was an American original—in her every manner, thought, and approach.
Tour the Stadium-Sized Foundry Where the World’s Biggest Sculptures Are Made
Acclaimed design studio UAP has taken over Polich Tallix in the Hudson Valley, where the likes of Jeff Koons and Isamu Noguchi created their masterpieces Ursula von Rydingsvard’s Scientia. Photo: Michael Mundy Driving along New York State Route 17 in Orange County, a stone’s throw from the heart of the Hudson Valley, it’s easy to coast past an enormous hangar-like structure on the side of the road.
A New Villa at Santa Barbara’s Most Luxurious Hotel Is Redefining Coastal California Design
A behind-the-scenes look at the new Ty Warner Villa at Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara, nestled on the Southern California coast between the Pacific Ocean and the picturesque peeks of the Santa Ynez Mountains, has long reigned as the embodiment of the American Riviera. At the heart of this enclave—which continues to serve as one of Hollywood’s poshest getaways—stands The Biltmore, first opened in 1927.
Go Inside Lisbon’s Newest Design Destination, Casa do Passadiço
The fanciful shop of Cláudia and Catarina Soares Pereirais is brimming with vintage and custom pieces Casa do Passadiço’s Catarina and Cláudia Soares Pereira. Photo: Courtesy of Casa do Passadico It’s not every design store opening that ends up in a royal palace, with cocktails passed in the throne room followed by a formal sit-down dinner in a succession of stately suites.
The Ultimate Art Lovers’ Guide to the Berkshires
Exhilarating museum shows, a beloved music festival, and fashionable hotels make the region perfect for an end-of-summer escape One of the chic guest rooms at the new Inn at Kenmore Hall. Photo: Courtesy of the Inn at Kenmore Hall As anyone who has been to the Berkshires can attest, the tranquil western Massachusetts landscape is a nature lover’s paradise.
Newport’s Well-Set Table
There’s something about a giant mermaid that just doesn’t get old. Maybe it’s her spliced fin that curls back up to her perfectly pear-shaped hips, or the way she invites you in to her chest with open arms, only to cover up her breasts with that long, flowing hair? In any case, a mermaid—the longtime fantasy of seafarers everywhere—greets you at the Bistro of one of Newport’s nearly mythical institutions, the Clarke Cooke House.
JFK's Legacy Gets a Fresh New Design on His 102nd Birthday
On this day 102 years ago, John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born at his family’s home at 83 Beals Street in Brookline, Massachusetts. Today, a mere nine miles southeast of his birthplace, the presidential library and museum that bears his name reaches toward both sky and sea in the form of a triangular nine-story tower that stands dramatically over the tip of Columbia Point, in the Boston neighborhood of Dorchester.
Behind the Design of the World's Most Luxurious Commercial Airplane
As if sleeping under original frescoes in a centuries-old aristocratic Florentine villa or waking to the reflected turquoise light of the South Pacific through glass floorboards in an overwater bungalow weren’t enough, now Four Seasons—long a leader in the world of high-end hotels and resorts—is elevating the concept of luxury travel to stratospheric new heights. Literally.
Patti Hansen: The Len’s Muse
Some models sit for the photographer, while for others, the photographer seems to sit for them. In the case of Patti Hansen, it’s as if the camera always trained on her, not vice versa. Looking back at her legacy, it’s clear that some women are just born with “it”—that elusive quality that no hair stylist, makeup artist, or seasoned photographer can improve upon.
Sarasota Style - Quest Magazine
If fashion is a form of art, then J.McLaughlin wants you to know it’s decidedly modernist. This spring, the fashion label is offering its latest collection in the spirit of the art movement. After all, modernism—with its enthusiasm for new and authentic forms of expression—is an apt description of the label’s streamlined silhouettes, geometric patterns, and innovative fabrics, all of which are on full display in this collection.
Love in All the Right Places
It’s pretty much impossible to name the world’s best honeymoon destination, especially as hotels and resorts across the globe continue to evolve with luxurious experiences and amenities to match—but if there’s one place that might stand out above all the rest, it could safely be Lanai, the private oasis tucked among the Hawaiian islands.
Inside Maui's Endangered Cowhand Culture
Maui is home to some of the most celebrated beaches of the world, in a rich variety of golden, red, and black hues. Its list of celebrity residents runs the gamut from Steven Tyler and Owen Wilson to Oprah Winfrey and Clint Eastwood. But above the postcard-perfect blue shoreline of this Hawaiian island lives another legend in an equally legendary but sometimes forgotten landscape—Peter Baldwin, the patriarch of the famous Piiholo Ranch, some 2,000 feet above the shore.
Honoring Palm Beach Architecture
Next month, on December 10, the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Robert I. Ballinger Award with an award presentation and luncheon at The Breakers. In addition to honoring this year’s Ballinger recipient, the event will toast the publication of the Preservation Foundation’s new book, Palm Beach: An Architectural Heritage, published by Rizzoli.
A New Age of Glamour at The Surf Club
Founded in 1930, The Surf Club was an unlikely addition to the Miami Beaches. After all, the then southernmost city was a place for the limelight as much as the sunlight. Still, there’s always that coterie of like-minded folks who prefer to socialize behind closed doors, which was precisely the appeal. The idea for the club was born in the late 1920s on tire tycoon Harvey Firestone’s yacht the Marybelle. He was cruising up the coast with friends when they came upon a pristine beachfront.
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