São Paulo’s Pulso Hotel Faria Lima Provides Verdant Sanctuary
A design-driven boutique property with 57 guest rooms, impeccable service and impressive cuisine
A design-driven boutique property with 57 guest rooms, impeccable service and impressive cuisine
More than 38,000 watch models can be seamlessly and securely serviced
An exclusive vantage of the largest New Year's Eve celebration worldwide
From Queensland, a blanco and reposado crafted from blue Weber agave and double copper pot distilled
Reflecting on an overwhelming year of beauty and wonder
From the Provençal Miraval Rosé to Fleur de Miraval rosé champagne and now the French Riviera–inspired Gardener Gin
A discussion with GM Claudio Meli on being a "tailor of hospitality"
The single malt scotch brand commissioned heritage producer Lochcarron of Scotland to develop the meaningful amber and teal pattern
With a debut print issue now on newsstands throughout NYC—at McNally Jackson locations, Casa Magazines, Iconic Magazines and a handful indie bookstores—The Bowery Review: New York’s Best and Only Humor Magazine features funny short stories, one-liners, cartoons and essays that aim to elicit laughter and, in fact, do so. “The Bowery Review was created to be the humor magazine I wanted to read but couldn’t find,” head writer and editor in chief, Tim Latterner, tells COOL HUNTING. “I came up as a writer for places like National Lampoon, Playboy’s humor section, MAD—all of which are either gone or don’t publish new humor material anymore. I want to keep their legacies and vision alive. There are so many hilarious new writers and cartoonists emerging today that don’t have many places to publish prose humor that puts ‘funny’ first—so we made one.” Since The Bowery Review launch party at Biggie’s Bodega in the heart of Dimes Square, the literary humor magazine has amassed much attention—and more issues will follow.
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From architect and designer Lauren Rottet’s Rottet Collection of elegant furnishings and functional decor pieces, the T Tray is a customizable entertaining accessory. Measuring 22 by 16 inches, it pairs a frame of polished metal (in either brass or stainless steel) with a transparent insert, crafted from either clear acrylic, bronze acrylic, bronze glass, polished stainless steel or a combination of both.
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