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The Home Design & Remodeling Show is South Florida’s premier destination for everything home design and home improvement. This expo is a true one-stop-shop for the home, where homeowners are able to browse, buy, compare and become inspired. — Words by Sandy Lindsey | Show photos by Andriana Mereuta | Portrait by Michelle VanTine Photography

Take a glimpse at a new approach to an elevated lifestyle — an all-encompassing development that brings you closer to everything you need: work, shopping and leisure. Check out these effortless and chic looks displayed at Brickell City Centre’s Reach and Rise Residences.

From forever homes to real estate investments and vacation properties, the leading industry professionals we’ve gathered will guide you in the right direction with expert real estate insights, savvy tips and some of the best listings available in Key Biscayne and beyond. — Interviews by Sandy Lindsey Photos by Edward Leal & Antonio Eli

From 1922 to 1990, Jaguars were the epitome of performance cars. Then Ford became the owner and Jags became rebadged as Taurus (Tauri?). Happily, things are looking up again. — Words by Bill Lindsey

Montegrappa’s Moon Landing Limited Edition has been engineered and realized with an astonishing likeness to the modular craft that powered the Apollo missions. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Renowned heart surgeon Romualdo Segurola, MD, FACS and Jackson Health System have formed Jackson Heart Institute. With this addition, we have Miami’s most comprehensive heart program, able to provide anything from minimally invasive cardiac surgery to highly specialized cardiac procedures to life-saving heart transplants for adult and pediatric patients. — Words by Ariel Sage

For the last several years, Daniel Fiorda has dealt with technology obsolescence, with the trail of discarded tech that humanity leaves behind and what it says about us. His new series of sculptures takes this thematic one step further. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

While Omega is known for being the watch worn by U.S. astronauts and James Bond, happily, they have a new model for the rest of us for whom a trip on the 836 is the high point of our outings. — Words by Bill Lindsey

Key Biscayners Will Tompkins & Jamie McCaughan Tompkins and their daughters, Isabella (8) and Victoria (7), know how lucky they are to live in one of the world’s most sought-after communities. As such, they always try to take full advantage of every opportunity to have fun, day in and day out. — Words by Jorge Arauz | Photo by Josue Acosta

Being environmentally conscious means different things to different people. To these top beauty firms, it means that recycling alone might be a good first step and they’re doing something about it. — Words by Zelda Grant

No one needs a $9,000 outdoor pizza oven. But do we want one? Duh! The Kalamazoo Artisan Fire Outdoor Pizza Oven not only delivers the best pizza you’ve ever had, it also bakes delicious bread and roasts juicy meats and tasty vegetables for toppings galore. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Today’s independent, active seniors want a different kind of living option. One where their life is invigorated with wide-ranging lifestyle amenities, exceptional cuisine and exemplary individualized service. They’ll find all this and more at Allegro. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Everyday PVC yoga mats will get the job done for just a few dollars. But if you’re looking for true spiritual enlightenment and have the cash to spend, invest in a Chakracarma Yoga Mat. — Words by Zelda Grant

Gulfstreams are the preferred choice of travel for top-level government officials, royalty and lottery winners. The all-new G7 makes earlier G-series obsolete, a very hard feat to accomplish. — Words by Bill Lindsey

When I earned my milestone 50th passport stamp this passed Thanksgiving with a soul-soothing trip to the BVI with my beautiful globetrotting wife — Words By Jorge Arauz

Welcome to one of the most refined waterfront residences in Florida, nestled on the only private road in Key Biscayne, this magnificent home sits on an oversized lot with direct Biscayne Bay and Miami skyline views.

Billed as the “Quintessential Miami Waterfront Restaurant,” Amara at Paraiso is making Biscayne Bay weekends even more festive with the relauch of their famous Weekend Beach Party. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Men have long enjoyed the pleasures of a fine cigar as they sip brandy or whiskey. Today, the art of perfect pairings has moved into coffee, wine and even beer. We explore the tricks to ensuring harmony between your cigar and your drink.

Home to Geishas and Harajukus, skyscrapers and cherry blossoms, karaoke bars and Buddhist temples, as well as the latest technology melding with ancient ceremonies, Tokyo blends modern and traditional culture into a dazzling city like no other. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Trousseau was the dream of a young recently married couple who wanted to create a world-class bedding and bath company that set itself apart from the rest. Their partnership with the designer duo, Campana Brothers, adds further elan to their fabulous products — and just in time for Art Basel. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Farrey’s Lighting and Bath is nearly as old as Miami itself. As this highly-respected family-owned business celebrates its 95th Anniversary, we take a look at how they achieved this extraordinary milestone and take a peek into their future. — Words by Sandy Lindsey | Photos courtesy of Farrey’s Lighting and Bath

Spotlighting news, launches, happenings, products & places in and around South Florida. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Fashion and furniture combine in amazing spaces designed by California Closets that are gorgeous, functional and ready for a close-up.

Two worlds meet and create a symphony of shapes & colors

There’s perhaps no social phenomenon as grand as Art Basel and the scores of satellite fairs that it has inspired year after year during Miami Art Week. Herewith: We offer some must-see experiences to add to the agenda as you go off in search of the artwork of your dreams. — Compiled by Jorge Arauz, Estrellita S. Sibila & Anja Maltav

Larry Fields took his first drama class in high school and found his true calling — the theatre. Today, at 37, he continues to live his dream as the Executive Artistic Director & CEO of Fantasy Theatre Factory.

Turkey with stuffing. The Christmas ham. Blackeyed peas, cornbread and collard greens for good luck in the New Year. Enough holiday food. It’s time to remember that we live in the south and nothing is more tropical than delicious, nutritious avocados.

What’s a better conversation starter than a dog? From fellow dog-walkers to just random people complimenting your pet, social connections become much easier and definitely more fun with a dog. And going to the dog park pretty much guarantees you’ll meet a new friend!

While the rest of the U.S. is heading indoors, Miami is still basking in al fresco dining with the best views on the river at Seaspice Brasserie & Lounge. — Words by Ariel Sage

What if a healthier mind and body were available at the click of a button? Well, they are. The increasingly popular trend of guided meditations is allowing users to kick bad habits and replace them with good ones — one session at a time. — Words by Stacy Wynn

Rum is evolving, with increased interest in its products, origins and history. As people become true rum connoisseurs, Ron Abuelo is helping lead this “reinvention” trend. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

You know what’s great about living in Florida this time of year? Christmas lights in palm trees! Extra humidity doesn’t dampen our holiday spirit, especially as you are strolling through the cool lit-up landscapes of Fairchild’s out-of-this-world NightGarden extravaganza. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Jeeps and pickup trucks are both riding a huge wave of popularity, but Jeep is about to raise the bar even higher with the new Gladiator that combines elements of both. — Words by Bill Lindsey

Miami is hot! hot! hot! and we’re not talking about the weather. The real estate market is booming — and that’s no surprise for a city included time and time again in “Best Places To Live” lists the world over.

Growing up in Florida, T.J. Giuffrida, M.D., saw many people get too much sun, which can lead to skin cancer. During his medical training, he realized that skin cancer is very treatable and decided to make a difference. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

If you struggle with a case of the midnight munchies or have a sweet tooth that’s causing you to pile on the pounds, you may want to bite into the baked wholesome goodness of Miami’s very own tastiest sweet treat: Eat Me Guilt Free.

One would never guess that Juan Raul Hoyos has had no formal artistic training when looking at how brilliantly he fuses photography, painting and sculpture in his works that have attracted collectors the world over. — Words by Sandy Lindsey

Mount Everest is a symbol of the majesty of nature, making it the ideal inspiration for a watch that is powered by sunlight, crafted in part from plants. It may very well be the most eco-conscious timepiece ever made. — Words by Bill Lindsey

Inspired by the bodacious excitement of old-fashioned medicine shows, Baba Yaga Arts Wagon is a traveling stage where people from all walks of life can gather and build a community around the arts. — Words by Zelda Grant

Under its “A Bag, A Life” initiative, British-based bag company DeMellier works hand-in-hand with the international charity SOS Children’s Villages to fund lifesaving vaccines and treatments aimed at saving the lives of youth in need. — Words by Zelda Grant