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10 Boutique Hotels in Los Angeles You Should Know About

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By Maddy Sims
| Condé Nast Traveler Verified
Famously known as the home of Hollywood, Los Angeles is more than just a global entertainment hub. In LA, standout food, music, and shopping sit alongside striking scenery and easy access to the outdoors. As a Midwestern transplant, arguably no one appreciates the weather and range of outdoor activities in this pretty city more than I do, whether that’s surfing or heading to a rooftop bar.
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10 Boutique Hotels in Los Angeles You Should Know About

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By Maddy Sims
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8 hours ago Chic stays, standout experiences, and must-try dining—the photographer and filmmaker shares the spots to know. As a photographer and filmmaker born and raised in Copenhagen, the city has shaped both the way I live and the way I see the world. My work is driven by a fascination with atmosphere, …
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Fresh From the Farm

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By Maddy Sims
| Santa Barbara Life & Style Magazine Verified
An inside look at Monte’s in Montecito, a new farm-to-table restaurant created by Endwell Hospitality and their Rincon Hill Farm. By Maddy Sims Photography Jack Dahlia There’s a Korean farming philosophy known as Jadam. It’s an approach rooted in the belief that the most effective systems already exist in nature. It favors patience over intervention, local materials over synthetic ones, and a deep respect for the land itself.
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