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Sleek marble, polished wood in all tones and hues, luxury navy blue carpets and tiling – these are just a few of the nautically rich details to look forward to during a stay at The Resort at Longboat Key Club.
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Noticing a room in your home in need of a bit of a refresh? Why not take a page from the recently renovated spaces at The Resort at Longboat Key Club.
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Noticing a room in your home in need of a bit of a refresh? Why not take a page from the design of the lobby at The Laureate Key West. Overlooking the Atlantic from the eastern side of the island, The Laureate Key West is an…
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Noticing a room in your home in need of a bit of a refresh? Why not take a page from the design of Delray Sands Resort’s oceanfront restaurant, Latitudes. Back in 2014, when developing the look and vibe of Delray Sands Resort’s on-site seafood restaurant,…
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Noticing a room in your home in need of a bit of a refresh? Why not take a page from the design of Opal Sands Resort’s guest rooms.
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Noticing a room in your home in need of a bit of a refresh? Why not take a page from the design of the Eagle’s Eye Cabin at the Lake Placid Lodge.
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Awards season may be over, but we’ve still got our own crop of statues to hand out to a few of the outstanding arts and culture institutions in and around Opal destinations.
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What happens when you turn a historic high school campus into a world-class museum? You get the much-anticipated Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College.
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Across the country, more and more woodworkers are jumping on the urban lumber bandwagon by breathing new life into old wood destined for the dump. But only in Sarasota will you find an abundance of rare tree species and a man, named Dale Reike, who transforms it into stunning pieces that tell a unique story about this southwestern spot on the gulf.
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While Belleview Inn is obviously not the same as it was when it was first built in 1897, there is still a head-spinning amount of preserved portions and unique nods to the past scattered throughout. You just need to know where to look.
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