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Stacy Suaya

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Covers:  Architecture, travel, art, style, plant-based cuisine
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Stacy Suaya is a Los Angeles-based writer who focuses on design, architecture, and travel. Her stories have appeared in the New York Times Styles, New York Times T Magazine, New York Magazine, Architectural Digest, Los Angeles Times, and more.

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Casa M is a climate-sensitive home in Portugal's Algarve

Casa M is a climate-sensitive home in Portugal's Algarve

Casa M, an urban home in the Algarve, makes the most of local techniques and the region's climate in a design…

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In the Dominican Republic, I Found a Hotel That Looks Like a Sofia Coppola Movie Set

In the Dominican Republic, I Found a Hotel That Looks Like a Sofia Coppola Movie Set

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This Destination Is Called the 'California of Europe' - and It Gets an Average of 300 Days of Sun...

This Destination Is Called the 'California of Europe' - and It Gets an Average of 300 Days of Sun...

In this sunny region of Portugal, you'll find delicious meals, an exciting wine scene, and a new group of you…

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The Latest Sauna Trend? It's Called Aufguss.

The Latest Sauna Trend? It's Called Aufguss.

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Helsinki's New Eco-Friendly Sauna (Published 2016)

Helsinki's New Eco-Friendly Sauna (Published 2016)

Loyly is the first project in Finland to earn certification from the Forest Stewardship Council thanks to its…

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Faro Modernism Weekend 2023: this year's can't-miss additions

Faro Modernism Weekend 2023: this year's can't-miss additions

Faro Modernism Weekend 2023 launches, offering access to lesser known gems of the region and celebrating five…

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A Totally Tubular Surfing Playlist

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By Stacy Suaya Verified, Edward Kwiatkowski
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What goes best with surfing-related stories, besides sun, sea, and sand? A surfing soundtrack, of course! Our Spotify playlist of surfing classics also pairs well with recent stories like Harry Gesner’s ocean-inspired architecture or artist Raymond Pettibon’s surfboard. Gesner’s son, Zen Gesner, an actor who lives (and surfs) in Malibu, steps from where he grew up with his maverick father, selected several tunes.
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Postcards from the Pacific

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By Stacy Suaya Verified
| Getty
These images captured Malibu as it crested into an international surfing destination 6:30 A.M. 1/12/03 Malibu, CA, #6, 2003, Robert Weingarten. Pigment print. Getty Museum. Gift of Alvin and Heidi Toffler. © Robert Weingarten Postcards from the Pacific Body Content Leer en español “Malibu used to be this laid-back country horse town,” resident Shannon McKee told the Pepperdine University Graphic in 2024.
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Postales del Pacífico

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By Stacy Suaya Verified
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Estas imágenes retrataron el auge de Malibú como destino internacional del surf 6:30 A.M. 1/12/03 Malibu, CA, #6 (6:30 a. m. 12/1/03 Malibú, California, n.º 6), Robert Weingarten. Impresión en pigmento. Museo Getty. Regalo de Alvin y Heidi Toffler. © Robert Weingarten Body Content Read in English “Malibú solía ser un tranquilo pueblo rural de tradición ecuestre”, comentó Shannon McKee, residente de la localidad, al Pepperdine University Graphic en 2024.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Restaurant Editor for The Rundown.

What's your favorite social network?

Instagram.

Why did you become a journalist?

I love traveling, architecture, and talking to people, and I am a deeply curious person.