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What Kind of Home Does $75 Million Buy?
While I'm all for living small and beautifully, sometimes my curiosity gets the better of me, and I wonder what it would be like to live large — really, really large. In reality I have no interest in living in a house much larger than 1,800 square feet. It's just too much upkeep for me, not to mention the environmental cost of living in a big house.
Home Away From Home: The G Hotel
St. Patrick's Day may be over, but that's no reason not to cast an eye toward Ireland, especially when the view is this fantastic. If you're headed to Ireland for a honeymoon or an adventure, consider booking a night at the g hotel in Galway, which evokes old Hollywood glamour on the Emerald Isle.
This Just In: Natalie Portman Sells West Village Condo
Actress and vegan shoe designer Natalie Portman has sold her Richard Meier-designed condo in Manhattan's West Village area. It had been listed for $6.55 million. Portman first purchased the condo in 2005 for $5.7 million.
Love It or Hate It? Luxury Bath With Flatscreen
The Cosmo Bathtub (about $4,580 US) comes equipped with massage jets and a 17-inch flatscreen television. I, for one, don't associate television watching with relaxing baths, but maybe I'm just a Luddite. Would you soak in this high-tech tub?
Home Away From Home: Minneapolis's Graves 601
If you're searching for modern, elegant accommodations in the super-hip Midwestern city of Minneapolis, then look no further than Graves 601. The hotel prides itself on merging high technology and high fashion, and has won numerous awards for its design and amenities.
Features such as back-lit photographs inspired by local culture; wall-mounted, 42-inch plasma screen televisions; flat screens in the bathroom; glass-etched, handcrafted headboards; and in-room entertainment systems that play music, video, and hotel information on demand are definitely selling points to chic geeks.
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The Card Shop: Schumacher Stationery For Dempsey & Carroll
If you've yet to tire of seeing Kelly Wearstler's Imperial Trellis pattern for Schumacher on every living room sofa from here to Timbuktu (or the nearest Viceroy), now you can get used to seeing the feminine framework in your mailbox, too.
Luxury stationer Dempsey & Carroll has teamed up with Schumacher to debut a collection of limited-edition notecards and envelope liners featuring the renowned fabric house's popular Chinoiserie-style patterns: Chiang Mai Dragon, Chenonceau, and Wearstler's Imperial Trellis. Each set of 10 beveled-edge three-ply white cards and 10 lined envelopes sells for $60, and the latter two are available in five different colorways.
5 Ways to Bring Home Liberty of London Before the Target Debut!
As you may know, textile and luxury accessories company Liberty of London will debut an exclusive collection of chic Spring home must haves for Target on March 14. I simply can't wait to put some of Liberty's expert patterns in my home; I'm beyond excited! So I've done a little recon and tracked down a few places you can scoop up Liberty of London home décor before the collections debut at Target.
Midday Muse: Terraced Luxury
I don't imagine I'll ever have an outdoor living area as luxe as the Gramercy Park Hotel's. However, the roof club and garden, recently reimagined by artist Julian Schnabel, offers some great lessons in creating a space that looks great both day and night.
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Architectural Digest Selects Roger Thomas to Design the Oscars Greenroom!
The Oscars are really closing in on us! Architectural Digest has just announced that it has chosen interior and furniture designer Roger Thomas to create the Architectural Digest Greenroom at the 82nd annual event. The greenroom is the backstage lounge where all the Oscar presenters and honorees will relax and rehearse before their big stage debut at the Kodak Theatre.
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