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Moving From New York to Singapore a Young Family Injects Big Apple Style Into Their Treasure-Filled Duplex (opens the original)
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The route from New York City to Singapore is (at least for now) the longest nonstop commercial flight in the world: some 19 hours gate to gate. Bona Yoo and SangWook Lee were ready to make that journey when, in 2021, they relocated from Manhattan to be closer to his parents and their family business. What Yoo and Lee weren’t prepared to do, however, was abandon their Big Apple identity altogether. “We weren’t looking to re-create our life but to carry forward what we loved most about it,” she no
These Mediterranean Islands Are Where You Really Should Be Booking Your Next Vacation (opens the original)
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At the crossroads of civilizations, this island nation has long lured design buffs with its walled villages, fairy-tale architecture, and mix of Arab and European influences. Suzanne and Christopher Sharp, founders of The Rug Company, have channeled that idiosyncratic spirit at Casa Bonavita, arguably this summer’s most buzzed-about accommodations (casabonavita.com). Occupying a historic residence in the central village of Attard, its new guesthouse features 17 unique rooms plus a magnificent re
This Historic Vermont Seminary Is Now a One-of-a-Kind Hotel (opens the original)
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At the heart of Old Bennington, Vermont, a handsome residence has lived many lives. Built in 1829 as a seminary, the Colonial-style edifice went on to become a country club, then faculty housing for nearby Bennington College, and later a private home, remaining in the same family’s care for some six decades. It was this colorful and layered past that attracted architect Rafe Churchill to the property, which he has converted into pastoral lodgings as part of a new hospitality and preservation ven
Aerin Lauder Opens the Doors of Her Hamptons Hideaway to Friend Carolyn Murphy (opens the original)
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"This house really is total paradise,” says Aerin Lauder. She is referring not to some modernist marvel or grand old pile but rather to her Hamptons guest cottage, a modest and unassuming structure nestled in nature, with views of the dunes and horizons. It’s the perfect spot, Lauder notes, for watching the sunset or birds in flight. But it’s now also a treasured way to reconnect with visitors. As she notes: “I love to make guests feel welcome.” And so it was that Lauder’s longtime friend, the m
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