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In Scarsdale, a brand-new space with casual interiors is ideal for entertaining.

At Mexico’s posh One&Only Mandarina resort, it really is possible to get away from it all.

For clients in Chelsea’s cutting-edge 35XV building, Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz works all the angles.

Sasha Bikoff's home in the storied apartment building pays homage to her beloved mother.

The colorful colonial bursts with grace and character.

The interior designer's vibrant apartment warrants some envious reflection.

Kendell Cronstrom looks back at the serene home of Face Stockholm’s founder.

A city beautifully crafted with a unique cultural background.

NYC&G Editor in Chief, Kendell Cronstrom, describes his St. Barth experience at the five-star Hôtel Manapany, the first luxury retreat on the island to open its doors post-Irma.

Jade Mountain is the brainchild of its owner and architect, Nick Troubetzkoy and his wife, Karolin.

After decades of running one of Manhattan's first mid-20th-century-modern shops, Full House, Robert Swope and Michel Hurst took the road less traveled in Mexico City.

After decades of running one of Manhattan's first mid-20th-century-modern shops, Full House, Robert Swope and Michel Hurst took the road less traveled in Mexico City.

Flexform'ssleek modern furniture is constructed with a master craftman's eye.

Landscape architect Douglas Duany is the mastermind behind Las Catalinas, a thriving, eco-sensitive community carved out of a mountainous slice of Pacific coastline.

What do you do with a bunch of old buildings in a virtually abandoned Italian Village that dates from the 8th century? Turn them into a luxury hotel, of course.

You can walk in virtually any direction in Cartagena and be immediately seduced by the bougainvillea-draped Colonial architecture, the noble churches with their pregnant bell towers, the multitude of convivial alfresco restaurants, the chic shops and informal street-side markets, and vendors selling everything from piping-hot arepas to tiny thimble-sized cups of café.

You can walk in virtually any direction in Cartagena and be immediately seduced by the bougainvillea-draped Colonial architecture, the noble churches with their pregnant bell towers, the multitude of convivial alfresco restaurants, the chic shops and informal street-side markets, and vendors selling everything from piping-hot arepas to tiny thimble-sized cups of café.

See the discoveries of these hidden charms found in Puerto Vallarta and the Costa Alegre. Puerto Vallarta is a bustling mid-size Mexican city with beautiful beaches, glorious mountains that spill into the Bay of Banderas, and wonderfully quirky architecture and fabulous food at every turn.