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Newsworthy: March 2021

GLOBAL DÉCOR Since 1920, Architectural Digest has celebrated design talents, innovative homes, and products—providing endless decoration, lifestyle, and travel inspiration. With ten global editions, the magazine is an authority renowned all over the world for publishing only the very best of today’s interior design. In this new compilation, Architectural Digest: The Most Beautiful Rooms in

Pura Vida

“We are the real deal,” Charles Brewer says confidently. “The car-freeness is what makes this place unique. Being here makes you a nicer person.” After spending a long weekend at Las Catalinas, I am convinced that he literally walks the walk, embodying the local pura vida, or pure life, culture. Brewer, an Atlanta-based entrepreneur and

Light up the Night

Supporters of the Clarendon Hills Chapter of the Chicago Infant Welfare Society of Chicago (IWS) embraced the group’s annual gala again this winter— this year from home. Donning everything from formal wear to casual athleisure, guests “turned out” and enjoyed dinner, entertainment, and an opportunity to raise funds for The Angel Harvey Family Health Center,

The Buzz: February 2021

GOLDEN RATIO, an eco-friendly coffee line recently launched by Clark Nowlin, features roasts that are sourced from ethically run, single-origin bean producers in Nicaragua, Brazil, and Ethiopia, and come in tea-like sachets, so that you can prep your coffee anywhere without any extra equipment. Golden Ratio roasts its coffee beans “low and slow,” producing a

The Buzz: February 2021

IPPOLITA “I have created a new kind of luxury experience that encourages women to explore the beauty of the pieces within a radically new environment,” says Ippolita Rostagno, Creative Director and CEO of IPPOLITA. The Italian jewelry brand has for the first time removed the traditional “behind-the-glass” boundary found in most luxury jewelers at their

A Monthly Celebration Of Seasonal Blooms

SILKY PINK FLOYD and English garden roses anchor this Valentine’s Day arrangement, mingling with unabashedly feminine peonies, moody ranunculus, and dahlias in the palest, scallop shell blush. Early blooming green hellebore and purple parrot tulips add petal shape contrast to the bouquet, while wine hued scabiosa and celadon eucalyptus branches bring variation in scale and

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