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Dare to be different by adding a bold colour-coating to the exteriors of your baths and basins. stonecast.co.za

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Bardi’s bowl. Designed in 1951 by
Italian–Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi,
the Bowl Chair’s semi-spherical form
echoes its creator’s love for simple,
functional seating.  arper.com		 Tasty treats. For the sweet tooth,
a little divine decadence from
Viennese pastry chefs. theguesthouse.at		 Flame on. Whether you choose an
aqualuxe or tangerine finish, the
Astrofire is a sure-fire focal point.
modfire.com

 

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Wild Blue Restaurant+Bar

Described as seafood forward, Pacific Northwest cuisine guided by French and Italian influences, Wild Blue serves the very finest of sustainable local ingredients accompanied by attentive service. A multi-award winning restaurant led by Chef Alex Chen, Executive Chef, Derek Bendig,

Liquid Assets

Utopian dream Make it vibrantly yours with style and personality that’s bold but balanced.axor-design.com Comfy, cozy self-care Taking care of yourself is more important than ever in today’s busy world. Take a deep breath and choose not to sweat the

Favourite Things

Perched way up high Designed by Formafatal studio, Achiote Jungle Villas are minimalist, glass encased tree houses in the rainforests of Costa Rica. The property has only two adult-only retreats, casa Nefrit and casa Jaspis. Jump in the East River’s

Liquid Assets

Slim and elegant Designed by Barber Osgerby, this penthouse concept is called Skyline.axor-design.com Comfy, cozy self-care Taking care of yourself is more important than ever in today’s busy world. Take a deep breath and choose not to sweat the small

Spring luncheon

By Sheila Centner @sebandsheila @sheilacentner @eatertainment  Spring brings not just warmer weather, but the joy of outdoor gatherings on the horizon. With the cold months behind us, it’s time to reunite with friends in backyards or lakeside settings. As blooms

A seaside resort that’s a window to the world

Japan always surprises me. In the best way. Two hours from the shiny surface of Tokyo, my plane circles a mountainous green island. It could be the Caribbean but instead, it’s a Unesco World Heritage site that’s part of Japan.