Kemmie Ryan

KATHERINE KARVELAS

Passion for her work and helping people defines Katherine Karvelas’ philosophy as a broker with @properties Christie’s International Real Estate. Holding two Masters degrees, she is a leader and master networker who uses her skills in analytics, marketing, design, and negotiation. Karvelas’ stellar reputation coupled with her record setting achievements and accolades is what sets

LARYSA DOMINO

Larysa Domino, a top broker with @properties Christie’s International Real Estate, has made helping clients make sound investments in the place they call home her specialty. A Northwestern University alumna with a B.A. in Economics, CPA, and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management, Larysa knows numbers. Her core business principle is that a

KRIS BERGER

For Kris Berger, real estate isn’t just a job; it’s a way of life. As a seasoned broker with with nearly three decades in the business and over $500 million in sales, Kris has become a source of knowledge for her team in the Western Suburbs and the city. Known for her ability to see

Mountain Luxe

From the outside, The Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch looks like it’s always been there, nestled along towering pine trees and breathtaking Rocky Mountains, almost hidden from view. Black-and-white photos you’ll see of this soaring, log-cabin-style lodge—located four miles from the Beaver Creek ski mecca—might indicate it was built even before Vail Resorts (which also operates Keystone,

POWER WOMEN

Hinsdale Living is proud to present the third annual “Power Women” feature honoring exceptional women who are community changemakers and mentors to the next generation of leaders. With positions ranging from executives, attorneys, and philanthropists to community leaders, couturiers, and creatives, these women inspire us, and we toast to their past achievements and continued successes.

NEXT-LEVEL LUXURY

Modernist architects, like Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in the early 20th Century, pioneered the notion that form should follow function; in the case of a home, the shape should primarily relate to the intended function or purpose on the inside—not the other way around. Fast-forward more than 100 years to Michael Klein’s vision for

Accessibility by WAH

Kemmie Ryan

Footer

Unlock Full Access