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Discover the best of living the luxury lifestyle with spotlights on places from home décor and furniture stores to hotels and restaurants and city life in and around the South Bay & Westside areas and around the world.

Highland Park Bowl: Framed for Fun

The 1933 Group extends its penchant for making what once was old new again to the Highland Park Bowl Known for its true-to-period creations—primarily bars

Cafe Habana Malibu: Fiesta in Malibu

Cafe Habana serves up margaritas and mahi-mahi tacos under the California sun In 2010, Malibu got its own version of Cafe Habana, a sunny take

Hotel Figueroa: Revived to Arrive

Today that former Young Women s Christian Association owned haven at 939 S Figueroa Street is undergoing a transformation that will see it re emerge

Skirball Cultural Center: Pop Star

Skirball retrospective explores the social impact and local works of artist Roy Lichtenstein In the early 1960s, New York artist Roy Lichtenstein started making big,

The Past Shines Brightly at The Culver Hotel

Nearly 100 years later the landmark Culver Hotel along Culver Boulevard survives and thrives riding the crest of culinary and artistic revitalization that is Culver

Spyder Comes to Manhattan Beach

If you ve lived in the South Bay for any period of time you ve stopped in or at least cruised by a Spyder shop

Malibu Farm: Farm-to-Pier

Hosting home based cooking classes and organic pop up dinners Swedish born private chef and caterer Helene Henderson created a thriving duo of eateries at
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L’Atelier: Artistic Threads

Knitting once an activity of necessity for women and now of leisure is treated by Karen Damskey a childhood enthusiast who opened the store in

Downtown LA’s Miro: Epicurean Retreat

The brainchild of owner Hnreck Nazarian whose eldest son is named Miro the dining destination s two levels were envisioned by Los Angeles designer Yasmeen