Fotolog
I started a Fotolog called digital selenium. Fotolog is a pretty cool community site that makes it super easy to post images simply for sharing purposes. And best of all, it’s free.
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Interno Marche Hotel: A Living Experience of Italian Design
Franco Moschini's latest project turns Villa Gabrielli into a 30-room immersion in Italian design, where you sleep among the icons he spent 60 years championing
BVLA’s Body of Work
Thirty years in, Body Vision Los Angeles has turned utilitarian piercing hardware into fine jewelry—and pulled more than one lapsed devotee back to the studio chair
Word of Mouth: Lake Como
Lake Como is more than a pretty place to visit—it's intellectually alive, industrious, deeply stylish and quietly restless
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Templeton Garden Hides a Private Park in the Heart of Earl’s Court
Seven townhouses, one secret garden and a hotel live next to a series of classic London museums
Marcado 28 Is Inking a Deal With Tequila Fans
The spirit brand founded by chef Michael Voltaggio and master tequilero Bruno Barba celebrates a multigenerational agave legacy and tattoo culture
Art, Architecture and Community: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art’s Expansion Is Now Open
Featuring new galleries, new collections, a new arts learning center and a new Keith Haring in 3D exhibition
Summering at 45 Park Lane
With views of Hyde Park, Lily Ackerman-curated art programming and seasonal outdoor dining options, the London hotel offers an inspiring space to relax and restore
MSC’s Explora I Embraces Relaxed Luxury and Wellness
With high-end residential aesthetics, tailored holistic wellness offerings and contemporary art displays, the Explora I feels more like a private yacht than a traditional cruise ship