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Based in the Free State of Saxony, home of the German watchmaking industry, Nomos creates clean, uncluttered designs exemplified by the Lamda. Originally only available is gold, the firm now offers it in stainless steel. — Words by Bill Lindsey

For 95 years, Bang & Olufsen has been blending art and technology to create the ultimate in luxury consumer electronics. The firms’ new Beovision Harmony 88 redefines the term “Reality TV.” — Words by Bill Lindsey

Louis Vuitton will unveil a first-of-its-kind men’s temporary residency at Jungle Plaza at Miami Design District, inspired by Virgil Abloh’s most recent Spring-Summer 2021 Men’s Collection. — Words by Anja Maltav

Wondering if it’s a good time to move to a senior living independent living community? You’re not alone. The pandemic has many older adults and their families considering the benefits and opportunities. At Allegro Doral, your well-being and safety are the top priority. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Limitless possibilities is more than just a slogan at FrameWorks. It’s a way of life. The company believes that the greatest things in life are the ability to create, reinvent, innovate and contribute; to stretch boundaries and make what seems impossible, possible. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Arguably the most famous car in the world, the Aston Martin DB5 has firmly secured its place in automotive history. The DB5 Junior is designed to instill that same love of driving in youngsters. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Dog owners who swear that their furry best friend is in tune with their emotions are right. Scientists say that this feeling of interspecies connection is real: Dogs can smell your emotional state and adopt your emotions as their own. — Words by Casey “The Dachshund” Lindsey

Rule #1 for a successful dinner party is a seating arrangement designed to avoid clashes over political or religious views while keeping EV owners away from Monster Truck fans. But suddenly it’s OK to seat Prius owners next to Hummer drivers. — Words by Bill Lindsey

Most people have holiday traditions, regardless of what holiday they are celebrating. Brickell City Centre understands that’s more important than ever this year. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Regardless of what your plans are for the holidays, Mo’s Bundt Cakes will make sure the season is all about the bundt cake. — Words by Anja Maltav

Thanks to the 200-plus days of sunshine a year, Miami residents are able to spend much time outdoors partaking in everything from water sports to cultural experiences. Perhaps the best is simply sitting on your large covered terrace and savoring the good life. — Words by Stacy Wynn

Masks are a must, but most don’t fit well or allow easy breathing, making wearing them on-the-go a bit of a challenge. LG’s wearable PuriCare HEPA air purifier mask changes all that. — Words by Bill Lindsey

Having dinner with a friend, eating a romantic meal while on a date or celebrating a special event at a restaurant are all things we enjoy. Brickell City Centre offers some delicious new culinary experiences. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

I remember many years ago reading a poignant quote from Helen Keller that said: “ — Words by Jorge Arauz

Fall in Miami is different from the rest of the country. While everyone else is shifting indoors, we’re reveling in al fresco entertainment for the entire family. There’s virtual fun as well. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

With the holidays around the corner and a highly anticipated launch to 2021 a few weeks away, a sense of reflection is in the air. — Words by Kaya Baez

Giddyup urbanites, it’s time to gather your Western gear, leave the asphalt pavement behind, and head to one of these Florida ranches or rodeos for a “posh meets rustic outdoor” good ol’ time in The Sunshine State. — Words by Francesca Cruz

Showcasing a breath of fresh air, colors and textures combine to show fun and high-energy looks.

This gorgeous waterfront estate in Key Biscayne offers the ultimate level of luxury and perfection. The 3-story contemporary masterpiece has been meticulously designed with exquisite architecture providing both comfort and elegance with spectacular top-of-the-line finishes and breathtaking views of the harbor and bay.

Entertaining at home during a pandemic is definitely different — and in many ways better. Hosts are very cautious and respectful of the situation and having smaller gatherings of immediate family members and close friends that yield memories that will last a lifetime. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Cheryl Plotkin Lopez believes a small deed goes a long way. This philosophy inspired her to start the non-profit “Foundation Building The Future” with her family. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Just like all Hylas sailboats before it, the new 57 combines sleek exterior lines with classic teak interiors. A closer look reveals how it maintains the traditional Hylas look while incorporating major improvements. — Words by Bill Lindsey | Photos by Abner Kingman

Increasingly, many are trying to find ways to get a salon look at home. It’s a trend that has boomed in popularity since the pandemic began. Luckily, Hair By Hisham has launched a solution. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove is a contemporary take on classic European living. It is Old World sophistication and modern comfort infused with the Grove’s maritime tradition, and four generations of the Ciprianis’ perfectly serviced lifestyle experience. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

The company who brought us vanishing TV sets and roll-away versions now brings us The Terrace. Samsung’s state-of-the-art outdoor 4K QLED TV and accompanying soundbar are the perfect fit for Miami’s year-round great weather and sprawling outdoor entertainment areas. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

While Elon Musk gets all the media attention for his Tesla vehicles, rocket ships and son with an unpronounceable name, a handful of EV builders are right on his heels, creating very impressive vehicles. — Words by Bill Lindsey

The first customer DBX destined for The Americas is turning heads at Aston Martin Residences in Miami, further complementing the residential development’s world-class ownership experience. — Words by Yoshi Sanz

Designed for adrenaline-charged recreation and billed as the world’s most technically advanced and powerful electrically powered “hyper bicycle” — the Swind EB-01 has an official top speed of 60 mph. — Words by Stacy Wynn

Adopting a special needs animal is a noble act of compassion like no other. These dogs can require more time and be a bit costly, so one needs to think carefully before making the commitment. But know that they’re as amazing, loyal and affectionate companions as any other dog — if not more so! — Words by Casey “The Dachshund” Lindsey

Always-innovative Downtown Coral Gables is bringing South Florida a pioneering first-of-its-kind curated art experience through the Gables Art Collective. — Words by Stacy Wynn

Grand Banks yachts are iconic due to classic looks, practical design and the ability to go as far as the owner cares to venture. The new GB 54 does all that, while managing to sneak in a few high-tech improvements. — Words by Bill Lindsey

More than 50 years since the first Concorde flight, and 17 since its last journey, Boom rolls out the XB-1 with the intent to make supersonic flight the new standard. — Words by Stacy Wynn

The strangest “social” season in history is upon us and everyone is wondering what the holidays and New Year’s Eve will look like this year. — Words by Jorge Arauz

With everything from socially distanced voting rallies to virtual fundraisers, ballet performances and classes accessible from your home or office, Miami remains as vibrant as ever. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Florida has more springs than any place else in the world, supporting entire ecosystems and connecting Floridians to 90% of their drinking water. There are over 1,000 springs in The Sunshine State, many found within national and state parks, and several are privately owned. — Words by Francesca Cruz

Unlike the plot of the Back To The Future movies, most of us don’t get a chance to go back in time and re-do or undo what we wish we could change. So we did the next best thing and asked some Miami professionals what they would tell their younger selves. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

When we first profiled Barbara & Tino Peña and their family 11 years ago in a wildly popular “Super Parents!” feature, their four children ranged in age from 10 months to 8 years old. Today, the parents are the wiser for it and their kids have grown up right before their very eyes. — Words by Anja MAltav | Photos by Antonio Eli

Warm tones and metallic embellishments welcome Autumn, bringing a fresh twist to vintage-inspired trends.