At the helm of his eponymous public relations company specializing in fashion, Bryan Smith exists in a world where style is everything. His home is no exception. Enter designer Kerry Vasquez.
Bordering
Saguaro National
Park in Tucson,
Arizona,
thoughtfully
designed Posada
is a charming
five-suite inn
with spaces
immersed in
nature.
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