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Elevate your interiors with statement-making indoor trees that combine architectural form and lush foliage.

Dracaena Marginata ‘Freestyle’  

Also known as Madagascar dragon tree, the ‘Freestyle’ moniker refers to its twisted cane trunks, rather than the single straight stem fo...


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A collection of stylish accents to dress your bath or powder to the nines.

Handcrafted by forestry artisans who harvest only with scissors, never machinery, the water-based Forest Bathing Diffuser with Odai Hime Branches offers a considered aesthetic with inte...


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Sedona artists translate the landscape into color, material and abstraction, redefining what it means to paint place.

Sedona’s landscape is so iconic it can feel inescapable—its towering monoliths and dramatic valleys, vast skies and shifting light rendered endlessly. But a number of artists wor...


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By Leah LeMoine | photography by Mark Lipczynski

As you drive east on Indian Bend Road between the thoroughfares of Scottsdale and Hayden, you see them—14-foot-tall aluminum equine sentries set atop majestic plinths. Completed in 2010 and designed by Seattle artist team Haddad|Drugan in partnership with Scottsdale Public Art, the shimmering “Water...


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I give guests who have never been to my home a quick tour, letting them ooh and ahh over the living room, dining room and interior courtyard. I then try to hurry them past the kitchen. This space is much better than it once was, but when I remodeled a few years ago, as a cost-saving measure I left the existing cabinetry, which is stained an incongruous cherry ...


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