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FEATURES
58 / ALL THE SHINGLE
LADIES
These construction professionals
find purpose in building Naples and
the surrounding communities
By Loretta Grantham
64 / HOUSE RULES
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The Naples Design District signals a
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DEPARTMENTS
18 / FROM THE EDITOR 56 / HIGH ROAD
McLaren’s 720S is one wild ride
20 / IN FOCUS By Howard Walker
NI launches its Wedding Issue, the
Guadalupe Center hosts an Old TASTE
Hollywood event, the Naples Thera- 107 / DISH
peutic Riding Center celebrates the Agave puts its signature spin on
Kentucky Derby, and NCEF presents paella mixta
its annual grant awards ceremony
108 / LOCAL BITES
INSIDER An intro to Florida’s stone crab sea-
25 / LOCAL SPOTLIGHT son, a visit to one of Naples’ favorite
New owners reinvigorate The Gon- delis, and more
dolier Inn, the Revs Institute receives
national attention, and more 116 / MIXOLOGY
Drink your way through the Kentucky
30 / FINDS Bourbon Trail
Stock up on these essentials for your By Mark Spivak
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107 STYLE
BALANCE
119 / WARM-UP
33 / THE LOOK Athleta opens at Waterside Shops
Fall picks that exude a dark romance
120 / HEALTH & FITNESS
36 / BIJOUX Seasonal uses for nutrient-dense
Museum-worthy cameo jewelry pumpkin, pink products to benefit
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ABODE
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This Naples home is a study in 135 / TOP BILLING
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44 / ELEMENTS in Russian art
A new take on beach-inspired decor
136 / ARTS & CULTURE
46 / INSPIRED LIVING What to see and do this month
Five ways to embrace green practices
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SENSE OF PLACE
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Building Momentum
I wasn’t supposed to be on the roof, but I didn’t know any better. (Sort of.) When
the owner of the house I’d rented near downtown Naples was having some work
done last year, my curiosity required a clandestine ascent. So I scaled the ladder
to take a look, much to the horror of the surprised general contractor, who feared
that I’d plummet to certain death on his watch. (I thought he’d gone to lunch.) To
lighten the mood, I joked that I was scouting locations for a new Beyoncé music
video, “All the Shingle Ladies.” He wasn’t amused. But I got an idea.
With construction booming on the Paradise Coast, why not talk to some of
the most powerful women in the industry, the real Shingle Ladies? Meet Gay
Thompson, whose father’s firm built the Hertz Arena in Estero (plus 18 more are-
nas in Florida, including the BB&T Center in Sunrise and the American Airlines
Arena in Miami); Heather Henning, a fourth-generation builder whose compa-
ny is pounding nails all over Naples; and Collier Building Industry Association
board member Cali Clardy. Their stories begin on page 58.
As the world continues to discover what we already know—that Naples is an
enviable blend of boundless generosity, understated sophistication, and natural
beauty—the demand for home-related resources grows. Enter the Naples Design
District, a retail and dining destination that caters to those seeking upscale decor,
art, fashion, and on-trend treasures. To learn more about the district, including
10 merchants not to miss, turn to page 74. Also this month, take a moment to rel-
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ing a luxurious lanai, a dynamic dining room (purple!), or an ethereal bedroom
for seaside-themed slumber, we have your inspiration, beginning on page 80.
While the latest home and design trends reflect Naples’ cosmopolitan vibe,
there’s still an enduring respect for the vintage aesthetic of yesteryear. Nowhere is this more evi-
dent than at the flamingo pink Gondolier Inn, a downtown charmer recently renovated by new
owners, including Keble Pryce, his wife, Katherine, and her mother, interior designer Kristen Wil-
liams. For more on their terrazzo-floored labor of love, see our Insider Q&A, starting on page 25.
Naples is building in momentum—both literally and otherwise—and amid the excitement,
we invite you to explore this issue in the laid-back way that makes our city so enticing: Toes in
the sand with a gorgeous sunset on the way.
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Q&A: KEBLE PRYCE
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Everything’s changed at vintage Florida-style gem The Gondolier
Inn, but everything’s still the same as well. One difference is the
smiling face behind the front desk. That would be the co-owner and
operator, Jamaican-born Keble Pryce, who entered the hotel busi-
ness after working in his mother’s catering company. “I got a job here
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met my wife, Katherine, in Nantucket. I was the manager of The Nan-

tucket Hotel, and she was the manager at the White Elephant hotel.”
The couple began visiting Naples in 2015 and noticed The Gondolier,
a louvered-window, terrazzo-floored charmer in Old Naples. Where
some developers might have seen the place as a teardown, Keble and
Katherine fell hard for its old-school vibe. Turn the page for our Q&A
about the renovation. (gondolierinn.com) —John Eder

INSIDER
Q&A: KEBLE PRYCE

Continued
NI: What’s the history of The Gondolier Inn?

Pryce: Henry and Leona Harer opened what
was then called The Gondolier Apartments in
1958. They were from St. Louis. She promoted
the business with shell art classes, and he took
guests to the best fishing spots around town.
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The property was in the Harer family for six
decades, and their son, Henry, who managed the
hotel until he died in 2018, lived in what’s now
our lobby.
How did you come to acquire it?
When we came to visit Katherine’s parents, we
saw the place and were really excited about it. It
wasn’t for sale at the time, but we would come in
and talk to Henry and tell him if he ever wanted but when we told her our vision—to restore it, law is the interior designer. She did every room
to sell, sell it to us. We used to bring him gift not tear it down—that was important to her. She differently, in an eclectic and fun Florida style,
baskets, just so he’d remember us! When Henry grew up here, too, and wanted to see it carry on. classic but modern.
passed away last year, there was a small sign out That was last year. We had our grand opening in How’s business so far?
front, ‘For Sale by Owner.’ His sister sold it to us March of 2019. Great! We’ve been booked solid ever since we
[including Katherine’s mother, designer/develop- How has the renovation been received? opened. This coming season we have a lot of
er Kristen Williams, who’s restored other historic So many locals have stopped by and told us how long-term bookings. Customers who’ve been
homes in downtown Naples] after we came and glad they were we kept it as it is. We replaced coming here for years say Henry would’ve loved
talked to her about our passion for hospitality the driveway, fixed some drainage issues, up- what we did. That’s important to us because you
and for the hotel itself. She had other offers, dated the TVs, and put in Wi-Fi. My mother-in- can’t ignore six decades of history.
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nominees, and readers determined the top 10.
Revs presents the Miles Collier Collections of more than 100 significant auto-
mobiles built between 1896 and 1995. These vehicles, some of the rarest in the
world, blazed technical trails and redefined aesthetic standards. Neapolitan car
buffs will want to take several laps around the museum, which is a haven for
scholars, preservationists, and passionate connoisseurs of automotive history.
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Nearly every 1. Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auc- 6. Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile
vehicle at the
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has been master- Beach, April 16-18, 2020 7. Indianapolis Motor Speedway Mu-
fully restored
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tained in peak 3. National Corvette Museum, Bowling 8. Revs Institute, Naples
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CALM, Cool,
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“I love creating
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peace within us. There’s
so much going on today that we need
special places within our homes to I created a toolbox for her so she could
transition from the outer world to the retreat. This really started working for her,
inner world, even if we only spend a few and I thought, ‘Why did I only create this
minutes in that sanctuary.” space for her? I also need to be able to
The Ohio native, who moved to the refresh myself after a long day.’”
Paradise Coast in 1997 and started Lisa Kahn, who’s taking online courses to
Kahn Designs three years later, says earn a master’s degree in transformational
life transitions triggered her to rethink psychology, decided to create an online
her career, which is when she added course herself—Seven Days to Sanctuary,
“micro sanctuaries”—which could be a which is available on her website—to
space as small as the end of a couch— teach others the why, how, and where
to her portfolio. “I was feeling kind of of in-home harmony. Among her advice
burned out, and I was looking for a deeper is to set your intention; include a natural
meaning to what I do. I wanted to know element, such as a plant; and commit to
what made me different from other design a ritualistic time and task each day, such
professionals, and this was it. I was going as 20 minutes of writing in a journal after
through a divorce at the time, and my work. “Everything in your life starts to shift
daughter, who has special needs, needed when you follow this system,” she says.
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Lend a safari
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Move the party OUTSIDE Juliska Flora and
Fauna plates ($17
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durable melamine
ALFRESCO ENTERTAINING and adorned with
palms and exotic
animals. Gattle’s,
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NO HEELS ALLOWED
A playful interpretation of
gladiator sandals, these
Rockstud slide sandals
($695) by Valentino Gara-
vani will take casual attire
to new heights. Nordstrom,
Naples (nordstrom.com)
CUP OF TEA
Florida temperatures warrant a cooler version of tea time. Opt
for The Spice & Tea Exchange’s watermelon-mint chill iced tea
($9 to make 2 gallons) to keep guests’ whistles wet. The Spice &
Tea Exchange, Naples (spiceandtea.com)
CARRY A FLAME
Culling inspiration from Vermont’s
rivers, master glassblowers
formed this Simon Pearce Echo
Lake hurricane ($345 for XL size)
by wrapping glass strands around
a cylinder to evoke the ever-
changing nature of water.
A Mano, Naples (amano.bz)
GIVE ME A BEAT
Crank up your outdoor playl-
ist with JBL’s water-resistant
Charge 4 portable Bluetooth LET IT FLOW
speaker ($150) that offers 20 When the dress code is “Patio Posh,”
hours of playback per charge saunter in wearing this multicolored
and can connect to up to two Emilio Pucci Copacabana silk twill caf-
smartphones or tablets. Best tan ($2,705). Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples
Buy, Naples (bestbuy.com) (saksfifthavenue.com)
BEVERAGE SERVICE GO FOR THE GOLD
This Pottery Barn Bleecker Bar Use this sassy set
drink dispenser ($149), with its of Starburst Crown
antique-gold finish and minimalist coasters ($175) from
styling, will bring an Art Deco vibe Global Views to keep
to any beverage station. Pottery perspiring glasses
Barn, Naples (potterybarn.com) from creating a
lasting impression
on outdoor surfaces.
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(summerfields
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Mosquitos won’t Forget fondue—raclette is today’s must-have
make the guest list party pleaser. With this Stelvio raclette party
thanks to Erbaviva’s grill ($140), guests use the granite top to cook
Buzz spray ($21 for meat, seafood, and veggies, while the eight
4 fl. oz), made from dishes underneath melt cheese. Combine both
organic and biody- elements for a decadent pairing. Sur La Table,
namic essential oils, Naples (surlatable.com)
including catnip,
eucalyptus, cedar-
wood, citronella,
and lemongrass.
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SWANK STACKING
Take a haute approach
to Jenga with the Louis
Vuitton Monogram Tower
($3,050), featuring vibrant
plexiglass playing pieces
embellished with the brand’s
iconic motifs. Louis Vuitton,
Naples (us.louisvuitton.com)
LEAF OUT
Don’t let the sophisticated nature of this Lichen Leaf
pillow ($149) by Elaine Smith belie its toughness. The
fabric is fade, water, and stain resistant to ensure this
beauty can brave the elements. Outdoor Decor Store,
Naples (outdoordecorstoreinc.net)

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STYLE
Undercover
ROCK STARS
By Katherine Lande
Pierpaolo Piccioli, creative director at Val-
entino, doesn’t design from an ivory tower.
Instead, he finds inspiration for the house’s
romantic silhouettes on the streets. For his
2019 Fall Winter Collection, Piccioli paired
up with Jun Takahashi from Undercover—
a brand that epitomizes Japanese cool with
its punk rock graphics—effectively bring-
ing the raw poetry of streetwear into the
atelier. Focusing on love, a value Valentino
holds in the highest regard, Takahashi cre-
ated a dark fantasy with collages of kissing
neoclassical sculpture busts and lush roses
wrapped in chains that adorn accessories
and garments in the line. Blooming with
emotion, the simple yet complex prints
speak for themselves: Every rose has its
thorns but is beautiful nonetheless.
Clockwise from
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Winter 2019
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($2,175); Rock-
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crossbody
camera bags
($1,875 each);
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ankle boots
($1,275).

STYLE
TAKE A BOW
THE LOOK Black bow hair clip
($425), Chanel, Saks
DARK Romance Fifth Avenue, Naples
LADYLIKE ATTIRE VEERS ON THE EDGY SIDE
By Katherine Lande
CAT’S MEOW
New Wave SL 213
Lily sunglasses
($350), Saint Lau-
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ROSE & THORNS

Valentino Garavani Fall Winter 2019
bag ($3,745), similar styles, Valentino,
LOVE ME KNOT Marissa Collections, Naples
Glossy bow barrette
($168), Lelet NY,
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STYLE NOTES
FALL FLORALS: Vintage-
inspired flower prints look
fresh again this season.
EXTRA LOVE: Hair bows and
barrettes instantly add a touch
of romanticism.
SCARLET FEVER: Pops of red
bring contrast to a dark color
TORY BURCH scheme.
FALL 2019
Pleats and patch-
work in a rich
palette enhance a
flowery frock.
BLOOMING POISON IVY

BEAUTY Wildflower Arli large floral
and clover bezel-set top-handle bag
diamond drop earrings ($3,200),
($5,590), Brent Neale, Gucci, Naples
brentneale.com
GREAT HEIGHTS Mina
105 boots in black ($2,795),
Aquazzura, aquazzura.com
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2. GARDEN VARIETY Tiffany & Co. hand-carved cameo pen-
dants with diamonds set in platinum, $18,000, $16,000. Tiffany
& Co., Naples (tiffany.com)
3. BLUE MOON Vintage cameo necklace with lapis lazuli,
enamel, and diamonds set in 14-karat gold, $2,250. Provident
Jewelry, Naples (providentjewelry.com)
4. FLOWER POWER Wendy Yue ring with peridots, cham-
pagne and white diamonds, and pink, white, and blue sap-
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Naples (marissacollections.com)
5. LADY IN RED Jacquie Aiche Brooke cameo ring with carved
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6. GORGEOUS GALLERY Seaman Schepps Intaglio hinged cuff
in 18-karat gold, $29,500. Yamron Jewelers, Naples (yamron.com)
7. BOW DOWN Coomi Thewa necklace with queen embossed
in gold on glass with faceted black spinel, mother-of-pearl,
diamonds, and 20-karat gold, $14,900. Saks Fifth Ave-
nue, Naples (saksfifthavenue.com)
8. TWO OF A KIND Sylva & Cie stud earrings with lava
cameo flowers and diamonds set in 18-karat gold, $14,125.
Marissa Collections, Naples (marissacollections.com)
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Old Naples OASIS
This well-appointed home is close
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ABODE
This coastal-contemporary property features

neutral tones balanced by pops of blue and coral.
Spacious gathering areas, both inside and out, ac-
commodate the owners’ penchant for entertaining.
A
five-minute walk in either direction from this two-
story home leads to the Gulf of Mexico or Third
Street South. “One of the reasons my clients selected
this home was because of its great location,” says Lisa Ficarra,
president of Ficarra Design Associates in Naples. Within the
property, however, Ficarra notes that they wanted a respite
from Third Street’s lively restaurant and shopping scene,
which led her to embrace a soothing yet high-end aesthetic.
“Collaboration was key in this project,” explains Morgan
Scott, an associate designer with Ficarra Design Associates.
“The clients wanted to bring in characteristics of Naples with
the color palette and textures. They wanted the home to have
an island vibe. We thought of that with each piece.”
A neutral palette, offset by splashes of coral and blue, was
used across all 6,169 square feet. For flooring, the design
team opted for a wide-plank oak wood that varies in shade,
structure, and knots. A light-taupe hue graces the walls, while
coffered ceilings appear throughout the project.
Drama abounds in the airy foyer, where striking glass
pendants are suspended through the center of a floating “U”
staircase. A dark stain on the sapele wood treads and corre-
sponding handrail increases the wow factor.
Because the couple enjoys entertaining, the design team
wanted to provide them with ample seating. Instead of the
typical great room layout, they selected four arm chairs—clad
in a durable, elegant chenille-and-linen blend—to facilitate
conversation. Forged-iron tables lend a charm of their own.
Calacatta porcelain shelving, outfitted with custom lights,
bookends a painting by Evelyn Patricia Terry and highlights
the clients’ exquisite colored-glass collection.
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at the rear creates quite the bold focal point. “The wine room adds
an extra area of entertainment,” Ficarra explains. “The clients did not
want the dining room to be too formal. It is romantic and special.”
In the kitchen, the owners can keep their vino selections chilled in
a built-in wine refrigerator. Here, a beige quantize countertop with a
leathered finish perfectly complements the modernity of the jet-cut
marble backsplash. Dark wood pops against the mostly white space,
whereas bronze frames make an industrial-chic statement when
used on the low-back barstools upholstered in a taupe, pebbled-
leather fabric.
Taupe-colored seating also appears in the laid-back family room in
the form of leather recliners. The inviting sofa, covered in a soft linen,
Ficarra notes that this type of transitional area is becoming a more leaves no doubt that this space is meant for relaxation and designed
common request among her clients. “I think, in general, people are to facilitate the clients’ love of entertaining. “The family room seats a
doing sitting areas and family rooms,” she says. “Most don’t want two lot of people,” says Scott. “The clients like the juxtaposition with the
formal rooms. Instead they are asking for a television-viewing room dining space as they can just pull some dining chairs from it to accom-
that leads to the outdoors and a sitting room that opens to the dining modate when needed.”
area and flows to the outdoor spaces.” A 14-foot-high cypress ceiling and recessed screens and shutters
A double-sided gas fireplace, made of Calacatta porcelain, partially that appear and disappear with the push of a button are just a few
divides the living and dining areas. To augment the dining room’s examples of the numerous amenities in the fabulous outdoor living
aesthetic, crosscut oak beams were applied to the coffered ceiling. area. Here and in the summer kitchen, the designers created custom
The adjacent wine room is bathed in light, and the stacked-stone wall displays to showcase the clients’ 20-year-plus collection of shells
• Internationally-inspired coastal cuisine

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• Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week
For reservations, please call 239.403.2181

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from local beaches. Just beyond, Christmas palms integrated into the pool de-
sign ramp up the shell-stone deck’s tropical ambience. The clients found the
blue blown-glass sculptures at an art fair and placed them on the outside walls
to break up the large expanse of white.
For the powder room, the designers selected a backlit quartzite countertop
and backsplash to create star power in what could have been a dull nook. The
master bath is far more spacious and features a his and her shower with a quartz
bench and a large rain showerhead. “The onyx porcelain tile on the shower
walls is durable, similar to marble, and easy to clean,” Smith notes. “We are us-
ing it more and more.”
The main-floor master bedroom exudes a tranquil vibe, complete with tex-
The master
tured fabrics and large windows that invite the outdoors in. The bespoke linen bedroom (above)
headboard echoes the clean lines of the crisscross ceiling beams, which further is on the main
floor, provid-
define the room’s height. ing views of
Custom finishes and a faux-crocodile leather desk with brass rings provide the outdoor
living area. The
the guest room (one of three on the second floor) with all the comforts asso- guest bathroom
ciated with a five-star hotel. The equally luxurious guest bath is covered in a (right) sports
artistic,
delicate yet impactful gray and white leaf-print wallpaper. It also boasts a deep leaf-patterned
tub ideal for long soaks. wallpaper.
Delighted to be living close to friends, family, and an array of wonderful res-
taurants, great entertainment, and fabulous shopping, the owners of this chic
residence plan to enjoy it for a long time to come. «
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Modern BEACH
MAKE WAVES with a fresh
interpretation of beach-chic decor
DANA HOFF
By Liza Grant Smith
BEST COAST
Aurelie Platt, CEO of Jalan Jalan Collection, reimagined
some established coastal design traditions to create a
gorgeous space in this Naples home. “We wanted the
design of this Naples luxury home to reflect the style of
its owner: down-to-earth yet elegant and refined,” she
says. “This brand-new home called for a modern coastal
SHELL SHOCK vibe, which is why we incorporated a spectacular stain-
Shell collecting less steel sideboard and contemporary accents. The use
takes a swanky of organic materials, such as a natural teak-root dining
sojourn with Made table and a mother-of-pearl chandelier, provides warmth
Goods’ Helene and depth. The mix-media, Americana-style painting and
mirror ($2,700) orange leather dining chairs were key elements to bring
and its concentric this room to life.” Miami (jalanmiami.com)
pattern of resin
sea urchin shells.
Summerfields,
PILLOWY GOODNESS Naples (summer
Channel an ocean aesthetic with the fieldsnaples.com)
Beachwood pillow ($250 for 24-inch MOOD RINGS
square) from Coastal Home Pillows’ Vogue magazine alum
Jupiter Island collection. (coastal Nicole Munder start-
homepillows.com) ed Tinge Daily with
these innovative
placemats that
allow you to pair
acrylic vessels with
a variety of reus-
able paper sheet
inserts, like these
palm leaves ($76 for
set of four vessels and
inserts). (tingedaily.com)
SEA TO IT
Fan the flames of style
with this golden fan
coral sculpture ($163)
from Two’s Company.
Wilson Lighting,
Naples (wilson
lighting.com)
GO FISH
Reminiscent of traditional
Indonesian fishing baskets, this DRIFT AWAY
Restoration Hardware pendant Allow understated elegance to
($395) is made from strips of wash onto your beach decor
rattan handwoven over hoops. shores with Bungalow 5’s
(restorationhardware.com) Bosco driftwood-finish armchair
($1,411). Clive Daniel Home,
Naples (clivedaniel.com)
ABODE
INSPIRED LIVING
GREEN Machine
Consider these five strategies to improve
the ECO-FRIENDLINESS of your home
By Liza Grant Smith
1
START COMPOSTING
The why: Composting reduces solid waste and
extends the life of existing landfills. It also can
imbue soil with beneficial nutrients.
The how: The practice has come

a long way from the days when
you threw everything in a big pile
in the backyard. New compost
innovations include everything from
COURTESY OF APC CORK

Alabama Sawyer’s elegant countertop
wooden bins ($180, shop.goop.com) to the
more industrial Envirocycle ($260, envirocycle.
com). While the countertop version is perfect for
compostables such as egg shells, coffee grounds,
2
and fruit peels that can be sprinkled in your garden,
the Envirocycle is an all-inclusive outdoor compost- OPT FOR SUSTAINABLE
ing system that arrives ready to use. Simply fill with FLOORING OPTIONS
compostables and turn the composter three full The why: Upping the sustainability
revolutions every three days. The design includes of your flooring material means de-
vents that increase airflow into the drum and create creasing your environmental impact.
optimal composting conditions.
The how: While bamboo floors have gotten a lot of
play in this category, cork floors continue to gain
« momentum. No trees are cut down during the cork-
NEED A LITTLE MORE HELP? Hannah and Tom Rinaldi
launched Naples Compost in 2018 to educate on the value of harvesting process. Instead, bark is stripped from
composting. The firm offers residential scrap pickup services (a great Mediterranean cork oak trees and then regener-
option for those who have a HOA that doesn’t allow outdoor composting ates within a few years, resulting in no damage to
bins), and the couple also serves as a resource for anyone with questions the tree. Manufacturers like Pompano Beach–based
on the ins and outs of composting. (naplescompost.com) APC Cork (apccork.com) have come up with a
variety of stylish shades, textures, and surface pat-
terns to choose from. Visit Pro Floors & Cabinets in
3
Naples (profloors.biz) to check out the brand.
INSTALL LOW-FLOW SHOWERHEADS

The why: Ordinary showerheads are regulated to have a maximum flow rate of 2.5 gallons
per minute (GPM). Replacing just one showerhead with a WaterSense labeled model can
save a family an estimated 2,900 gallons of water annually.
The how: There are plenty of options that meet WaterSense specs of 2 GPM or less but still have cool bells
and whistles. Take Kohler’s Purist 1.75-GPM showerhead ($184, us.kohler.com). Its three distinct sprays are all
enhanced by Katalyst technology, which infuses 2 liters of air per minute to deliver a powerful spray. Kohler
products can be purchased at Wool Kitchen & Bath in Naples (woolkb.com).
4
USE NON-VOC PAINT
The why: Most paints contain
volatile organic compounds (or
VOCs), hazardous chemicals
that are released into the air when you paint a wall, leading to
indoor air-quality problems and potentially serious health risks.
The how: In response to concerns, companies have devel-

oped low-VOC and zero-VOC paints. The Real Milk Paint
Co. (realmilkpaint.com) let history guide its paint develop-
ment. Milk paint dates back thousands of years, when it
was used on cave walls and artifacts. The company’s paint
is a modern variation made from the same basic ingredi-
ents, resulting in an all-natural and completely biodegrad-
able product. Real Milk Paint is available at Retro Home
in Fort Myers (retrohomellc.com).
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5
GET CLEANER CLEANING PRODUCTS
The why: Traditional cleaning supplies can contain
harmful chemicals that, despite making their way to
waste water–treatment plants after going down drains,
can end up in waterways. Over time, this poses a
threat to water quality, fish, and other animals.
The how: Give up hazardous cleaning completely with the

Branch Basics Starter Kit + Oxygen Boost ($69, branchbasics.
com). The key component is the company’s Concentrate, a
plant- and mineral-based, multipurpose formula made with-
out harmful preservatives or alcohol. Dilute the concentrate
with water in the BPA-free plastic spray, foam, and laundry
bottles that come with the set and clean everything, from
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(above). Niyama’s ocean pavilion suite (below)
boasts a private infinity-edge pool.
160-feet long, Anantara Kihavah’s principal infinity

pool is one of the Maldives’ largest. Five beautifully
appointed restaurants satisfy all foodie cravings from
Mediterranean fare to local catch to Japanese teppa-
nyaki, but you can also choose to dine on a private
sand bar or in your villa.
All the while, island staff and a dedicated villa butler
make this journey through overwater utopia a flawless
and fabulous one; even the smallest requests are hon-
ored with gusto. Anantara Kihavah proves that heaven
is just a long-haul flight away. (anantara.com)
NIYAMA PRIVATE ISLANDS MALDIVES

Most resorts in the Maldives cater to couples seek-
ing privacy and relaxation—but not all. Case in point:
Niyama Private Islands Maldives, which presents an
alternative paradise, one with action-packed days, a
family-friendly feel, and plenty of social happenings
set in an extreme tropical dreamscape.
Connected by a small bridge, Niyama’s two islands
are aptly named Play and Chill. Play is ground zero
for watersports. Fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, knee-
boarding, wakeboarding, windsurfing, parasailing,
kitesurfing, water skiing, and Jet Skiing are just a frac-
tion of the 32 water activities on offer. Yet none gar-
ners as much attention as the surfing. Here, the surf
breaks directly on the island’s southern shore, creat-
ing a world-class point for all levels. Those with more
skill can also ride the waves at Kasabu and Hocus Po-
cus, a five- and 10-minute speedboat ride away, re-
spectively, while admirers can watch the action from
the Surf Shack bar, rum cocktail in hand.
Thanks to a colossal kids’ club and kid-approved
amenities aplenty in the pool and beach areas, Play
Niyama Private Islands Maldives offers ample locales
also attracts the lion’s share of family travelers, who that prioritize laid-back luxury, including the Drift Spa
typically reside in the island’s beach bungalows. (above) and the tree-top Nest restaurant (left).

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Having said that, families with a pen- Edge; on Saturdays and Wednesdays
chant for all things overwater can the fun rages late with a glow party at
choose from a private cluster of villas the underwater nightclub Subsix.
called the Crescent, which can accom- Upon return to your luxe lair each
modate groups traveling together, up night, a newsletter details the endless
to 14 adults and eight children. potentials for the next day. Think early
Meanwhile, on Chill, the Maldives’ morning yoga, aqua Zumba, coconut
more familiar romantic side is on full painting, TRX suspension training, and
display. The water pool villas hover beach soccer for the adults; dolphin
over the crystalline shallows, each with spotting, sand-art classes, and kite fly-
a partial open-air shower, private pool, ing for the kids; dining in the treetops
day bed, and deck with stairs leading and movies under the stars for every-
Dressed in directly into the water below. Drift Spa one. Of course, there’s always the op-
contemporary is a stunning feat of transitional indoor- tion to perfect the art of doing nothing
decor, Niyama’s
two-bedroom outdoor architecture, where forest and simply admire the exquisite sur-
ocean pavilion greens and ocean blues illuminate un- rounds. However, Niyama has found
(above) is
large enough derstated treatment sanctuaries. From a niche with travel-savvy couples
for a family. An Chill’s northern tip, catch the 10-minute and families who ever questioned if
aerial view of
Niyama (left) ferry to Niyama’s floating dining and boredom could strike while being
highlights entertainment complex, underscored marooned on a remote tropical is-
its overwater
accommoda- by modern fine dining restaurant Edge. land. The answer here: absolutely not.
tions. Come sunset, DJs spin house music at (niyama.com) «
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Fashionable man-about-town Adam Mahr opened luxury boutique A Mano in Wash-
ington, D.C.’s charming Georgetown neighborhood in 1994. Six years later, he added
a Naples location in the Third Street South historic area, bringing his well-curated
selection of imported pottery, crystal, gifts, attire, and accessories to Paradise Coast
shoppers. Mahr grew up in the Baltimore suburb of Greenspring Valley, Maryland;
earned degrees from Rollins College in Winter Park and the Sorbonne in Paris; and
now spends ample time in Naples. But for all of his travels, he’ll always have a special
place in his heart for D.C., a global destination where evening aperitifs generally mean
talk of style, substance, and scandal. —Caroline Ridgway
VIBE Politically charged, inter- Washington, D.C. A CULTURAL ACTIVITY Visit

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turally bursting at the seams museums [including the Air
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FASHION ESSENTIALS Most gardens, and National Zoo (si.
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WHERE TO EAT For Italian, Al SIGNATURE DRINK I’m a Dew-

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Take a deep breath and buckle up for a WILD
RIDE in McLaren’s 710-hp 720S coupe
By Howard Walker
Does the world really need a car capable of piercing the atmosphere terms of power, performance, and purity from the 570S in the Sports
at a mind-warping 212 mph? Or catapulting away from a stoplight and Series. This car defines cutting edge, from its full carbon-fiber body
reaching 60 mph in 2.7 seconds? structure that’s the lightest and strongest in the industry to the world’s
Does it need a car that stickers at $284,745? Or, in the case of the very most advanced suspension system. Like every McLaren, the 720S is
nicely loaded version I’ve been piloting, an Amex Centurion Card– built by an offshoot of the company that constructs McLaren Formula
melting $353,140? One race cars in England, in a building that is more akin to an operating
Of course, it doesn’t. It also doesn’t need Nike Air Mag Back to the theater than a car plant.
Future sneakers priced at $14,500 a pair or Hermès Birkin bags at $16 So, what’s it like to drive? In a word of three syllables: stupendous.
grand a pop—if you can even get one. But in the immortal words of Reach into one of those door orifices, squeeze a hidden button, and
blonde bombshell Ulla in the musical rendition of The Producers: it magically opens forward and upward. The door top is cut into the
“When you got it, flaunt it.” roof, so sinking into the hip-hugging driver’s seat is easier than it looks.
When it comes to flaunting it, McLaren’s 710-horsepower 720S This is a race car’s cockpit. It’s simple, functional, focused, and tight—
screamin’ meanie is in a league of its own. Just look at the thing. Those consider a week on Keto before climbing aboard.
twin-hinged dihedral doors, that teardrop roofline, those air-gulping Unlike some rivals, this McLaren feels far from claustrophobic in-
intakes so big they could swallow a small labradoodle. If you’re craving side. The windshield is huge, as is the rear window. Our test car also
one of the most complete, focused, and thrilling driving machines ca- came with the optional, but highly desirable, overhead Plexiglas clear
pable of tingling each and every nerve ending with the press of a start panels to add light.
button, this is it. Press the big, red Start button on the center console and prepare to
The 720S is part of McLaren’s Super Series, and it’s a big step up in grin like the Cheshire Cat at the angry snap and snarl that explodes from
the exhausts. Seismologists will register a 7 on the Richter scale. Children and
small pets will run for cover. Angry neighbors will dial 911 to complain.
But for lovers of fast machinery, this is José Carreras singing Verdi. When
you stand on the gas and watch the tach needle zing round to the 8,100-rpm
redline, the howl from that twin-turbo V-8 mounted behind your right ear is
enough to elicit tears of joy. That and the sheer ferocity of the acceleration. In
full-on launch mode, this Big Mac slingshots off the line in brutal, breathtak-
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fort button, and the suspension loses its firmness, the noise AUTOMATIC 0-60: 2.7 SECONDS
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smooth as molasses. WIDTH: 179/76 INCHES WEIGHT:
What you have here is arguably the most accomplished, 3,161 POUNDS WHY WE LOVE IT:
BECAUSE IT DEFINES WHAT A
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SUPERCAR SHOULD BE: SLEEK,
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THROUGH FAMILY TIES IN CONSTRUCTION
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Shot on location at Raymond Building Supply, Naples
CALI CLARDY
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR, REFINED BUILDERS & CONSTRUCTION
Cali Clardy has learned to never leave home without a pair of Mitch Clardy, who was a Stock project superintendent at the time.
black flats. Now he and business partner Vinnie Cannamela own Refined Build-
“I used to get yelled at when I’d show up without OSHA-certified ers & Construction in Naples, where she works as operations director.
shoes,” she says, referring to Occupational Safety and Health Admin- “I really enjoy interacting with clients,” says Clardy, who over-
istration guidelines. “If there’s an accident, you can be fined. At the sees contracts and permits, and helps homeowners select cabinets,
very least, though, you have to wear something sensible, like flats or floors, roofing materials, and finishing touches. Refined does reno-
sneakers.” vations and builds new homes in Naples communities such as Port
The Kansas native first stepped on a construction site as a kid Royal, Aqualane Shores, Tiburón, and The Moorings.
growing up in Osawatomie, about 60 miles southwest of Kansas When she’s not on a job site with a nail gun—her favorite tool—Clardy
City, where her father sold new homes and her aunt and uncle were stays busy keeping track of sons Triston, 16, and Ryan, 9. She’s currently
general contractors. After graduating from a small high school (“we on the executive board of the Collier Building Industry Association and
only had 73 in the senior class”), she enrolled at Kansas State Uni- has chaired the trade group’s annual Sand Dollar Awards Gala.
versity intending to study environmental engineering but soon real- Although both she and her husband know how to hang a shelf
ized that home design was a better fit. (and then some), Clardy says he’s in charge when they’re working
Clardy moved to Naples in 2000 and began working for Lely De- around their house in Naples. “I make sure to hand him whatever
velopment, which shortly thereafter was sold to Stock Development, tool he asks for,” she says. “But the good thing is, I know what he’s
now a statewide builder. It was then that she met her future husband, talking about.”
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HEATHER HENNING
PRESIDENT, THE HENNING GROUP
Heather Henning has scaled the corporate ladder “I initially planned to be an international business
to the top post in her family’s construction company, major and had dreams of jet-setting all over the world,”
but she’d rather leave real ladders to someone else. says Henning, who discovered during college summers
“When I was in college, they were teaching that she liked to work outside, especially when it came
me how to weld on a metal roof,” says the fourth- to operating the chute on a cement truck. (“That was a
generation builder, who earned an engineering de- lot of fun,” she says, laughing.)
gree from the University of Iowa. “I found out that I’m She chose to live in Naples—where her company’s
not only a terrible welder, but I also have an insane projects range from Discovery Village at Naples to
fear of heights.” condo renovations in Park Shore—after family vaca-
Henning’s great-grandfather, Lars Henning, was a tions on the Paradise Coast. “Like everyone else, I love
Danish brick mason who immigrated to North Central the weather,” says Henning, who has a 10-year-old
Iowa, where he built barns and silos. He founded Hen- daughter named Reese. “But I also love that Naples
ning Construction in 1924, and his two sons expanded has a small-town feel while seeming big. You can meet
the company to include carpentry and home building. people here and forge relationships.”
Within a few decades, the firm had construction proj- Henning has served as vice president of the Col-
ects around the world and was considered an expert in lier Building Industry Association and was among
agricultural industry ventures. those who received a Florida Home Builders Associa-
In the late 1990s, Henning Construction—which tion Women of Distinction Award in 2010. She’s also
would eventually become The Henning Group—ex- involved in numerous philanthropic causes and civic
panded to Florida, and Heather Henning moved south organizations, including the Naples North Rotary Club
to run the company. In her role as president, the li- and Greater Naples YMCA. But when it’s time to work,
censed general contractor oversees contracts, risk she puts the gala gowns aside. “For the most part,” she
management, and administration. says, “I’m really just one of the guys.”

GAY THOMPSON
PRESIDENT, CEMENT INDUSTRIES
When Gay Thompson was a little girl, her father would take her to job sites where she’d
play in the sand. Once he discovered that she knew how to count, however, he put his
daughter to work.
“When I was about 6 or 7, he had me help process invoices by putting them in numerical
order,” says Thompson, whose father, William Thompson, and a partner—along with three
employees and a used concrete mixer—started Cement Industries in 1953. Since then, the
Fort Myers firm has built 19 arenas, including the Hertz Arena in Estero, and the two larg-
est arenas in Florida, the BB&T Center in Sunrise and American Airlines Arena in Miami.
Thompson, however, had planned to join the diplomatic corps, not run the family busi-
ness. After studying French at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she lived
in Geneva, Switzerland, then returned home to Southwest Florida. “My dad said, ‘You’re
the oldest, you’re a college graduate, and you get things done. Every company needs a
[tough boss], and you’re it.’”
One of seven children, Thompson operates the company with two siblings, Senior Vice
President Brown Thompson and Carmi Terrell, a corporate secretary. “I’m fascinated by
what we do because I get to see rocks and pieces of metal become complex buildings,”
she says. “It’s even more amazing when I think about how it all started with a handful of
people and one truck.”
In addition to Naples projects that include Arthrex and Avita, an assisted living facility
that’s under construction, Cement Industries also produces Spancrete hollow-core slabs,
which are used between floors in high-rises and other structures to help reduce noise.
When she’s not serving on trade association boards and working with civic organiza-
tions, Thompson writes fiction longhand—specifically, romance stories set in Great Britain’s
early nineteenth-century Regency era. “I have a college student type them, and then I
share them with family and friends,” she says. “My favorite tool isn’t a trowel or anything
related to cement like people might think. My favorite tool is a pen.” «

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Naples design district
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D ES IG NI N G
CREATIVITY AND INSPIRATION ABOUND IN THIS UP-AND-COMING RETAIL DISTRICT BY LYNNE GROTH
MICHAEL CARONCHI
Timeless - An MHK Eatery, part of

the Naples Design District
T
here’s a change taking place in the heart of Naples. While the city
Left: Hand-made resin
has always lured residents and visitors with its promise of a laid- platter from Republic
back, luxury lifestyle, it’s also gaining attention for its potential for of Decor. Opposite
growth, both in terms of professional opportunities and cultural page: Soon, the design
district will welcome
cachet. Between support from local government entities and the imagination
The Collective, home
and camaraderie exemplified by area business owners and creatives, it seems to retailers like Method
Naples is poised to start a new chapter of economic prosperity. & Concept, which
One such destination that captures this moment in time is the Naples Design represents artists in-
cluding Dylan Martinez
District, which blends a relaxed, coastal vibe with the kind of upscale shop- (pictured: Surge).
ping, restaurants, and real estate typically reserved for more urban settings.
In 2018, like-minded community leaders and design district business owners Naples Square
joined together to officially form the retail and dining destination, which spans
10 blocks between Fifth Avenue South and Seventh Avenue North, bordered
by U.S. 41 and Goodlette-Frank Road. Today, the design district is fulfilling the
founders’ vision of serving those in search of unusual finds and an eclectic mix
of art, design, style, food, and culture.
Dez Ryan Odegaard, who operates Odegaard art + design, discovered
the Naples Design District shortly after moving to nearby Naples Square.
Having lived in New York City for more than 30 years, she could relate to the
neighborhood’s character and diversity, and her interior design background
exposed her to some of the national brands now available in the design dis-
MICHAEL CARONCHI
trict. “I had been to Kravet in New York City, and I was delighted to discover
this beautiful, little building with the level of product I was used to,” she says of
the home furnishings company that operates a location in the Naples Design
District. “It is just a super fabric supplier.”

Left: Casa Italia at The Collective is the exclusive

dealer of the Italian furniture brand Minotti on
the Gulf Coast. Above: Pick up Marla Aaron
Jewelry at Shannon Green Collection.
are centrally located within the design district,

which is also adjacent to such landmarks as Cam-
bier Park and Tin City to the south and Bayfront
and the Gordon River to the east. “With all the
residential development nearby, more foot traffic
will create a neighborhood that supports our local
businesses,” Fruscione says.
Adds Fátima S. Khokhar, managing principal of
Naples Meridian Group within Premier Sotheby’s
International Realty: “Given the expansive resi-
dential development in Naples Square and Eleven
Eleven Central, the design district provides a vi-
“
brant and creative outlet that equally supports
and enhances the opportunity for future residential
projects within this emerging micro neighborhood.”
WE WANT TO PRESERVE NAPLES CHARM, Gulfshore Playhouse, meanwhile, purchased a
WHICH IS WHY PEOPLE COME HERE.” 3-acre tract in Naples Square, with plans to build
—David Fruscione a 56,000-square-foot complex that will include
two theatrical facilities and an education wing.
“Culturally speaking, with the future inclusion of
While finding national brands like Kravet may Fruscione, owner of Republic of Decor and the Gulfshore Playhouse, [which is] sure to become
have been the initial attraction, Odegaard is more president of the Naples Design District Associa- a cultural landmark, and through the public art
excited by the design district’s boutiques and gal- tion, agrees with Odegaard’s assessment of the initiatives we are working on, the Naples Design
leries. “I peered in the window of Method & Con- diversity and depth of products and services of- District will be an attractive area for all to walk, ex-
cept and quickly became acquainted with Chad fered. “We don’t want to be a one-note neigh- perience, and enjoy,” says Chad Jensen, an artist,
[Jensen], the gallery owner,” she says. “I bought borhood,” he says. “It’s a nice mix of old and new, furniture maker, and designer who is the founding
accessories from Republic of Decor and Garden small and big. We want to preserve Naples charm, director of Method & Concept.
District, so I knew David [Fruscione] and Rufino which is why people come here.” The Naples Design District’s newest project, The
[Hernandez]. All of the business owners I have met New development is also bringing change to Collective, is scheduled to be open for the upcoming
have a creative energy and a distinct point of view; the neighborhood and the promise of economic season. Covering approximately 64,000 square
they’ve introduced a freshness into a design cul- growth. Two residential projects from The Ronto feet, the three-story building will feature retail shops,
ture that has become homogenous.” Group, Eleven Eleven Central and Naples Square, showrooms, and an urban café, as well as rooftop
Clockwise from
right: Cake
from La Colmar
Bakery & Bistro;
pottery from
Samantha Drew
Interiors; Shan-
non Green Col-
lection; Zafferano
Perle tumblers
from Summer-
fields; rendering
of The Studio at
The Collective.
parking for 167 cars. The vision for The Collective was Central Avenue, such as the inclusion of bike lanes,
to create a lifestyle concept that unifies construction, roundabouts, and extended sidewalks. “Central Av-
architecture, and design professionals in order to ad- enue is now the main pedestrian path and will even-
dress clients’ needs in one location. tually connect to downtown and the beaches,” Jen-
“New homeowners can meet to discuss their floor sen notes. “This will make the district truly a walkable
plan, tangibly touch products, and see finishes in The destination and weave us into the fabric of the com-
Studio; browse the galleries or showrooms; and pur- munity, especially as we see the area become more
chase decor for their home all at one time and in residential.” Central Avenue is also the endpoint of
one place,” says Randy Kurtz of Kurtz Homes, one the Gordon River Greenway, a scenic trail that skirts
of the tenants and visionaries behind The Collective. the Gordon River.
“To add to the experience is The Collective’s outdoor Although the Naples Design District only cel-
courtyard and two-story restaurant.” ebrates its first official birthday this month, its future
These retail and residential additions are now looks bright. With help from the local government
easier to enjoy thanks to enhancements along and the Community Redevelopment Agency, which
oversees and guides private and public initiatives

to spur economic development, the design district
hopes to achieve several goals. “Our objective is to
heighten awareness with more signage, lighting, and
benches that will help create a sense of place, just as
Fifth Avenue and Third Street have done,” Fruscione
explains. “With time, we would like to be one voice
MICHAEL CARONCHI
that helps to create standards and guidelines—in

collaboration with the city and development commu-
nity—so we can preserve the charm of Naples and
the design district.”

D istr ic t
H ig h ligh ts
With more than 40 Naples Design District businesses
2 The Striped Cabana
This candle-accented
boutique embraces you
like a big hug, thanks in part to
interior designer and Tennessean
to choose from—including on-trend fashion, designer co-owner Becky Enzweiler’s Southern
brands, and unexpected finds—there’s something to hospitality. The shop features an
suit all tastes and budgets. Here, we present a curated ever-changing inventory but spotlights
guide to 10 of the district’s must-visit merchants. linens and other relaxed fabrics, plus
furnishings and accessories that exude
coastal comfort.
1
Samantha Drew
Interiors
It’s easy to lose track Garden District
of time while brows- More art than flower
ing accessories, drift- shop, the Garden Dis-
wood tables, linen trict and its owner and
sofas, fiber rugs, and custom creative director, Rufino
art at this one-stop design Hernandez, have been
shop. With a selection that Naples’ go-to for custom
3
abounds with natural fabrics floral arrangements,
in organic textures and neu- ranging from exotic and
tral beach tones, the store’s traditional to contemporary
vibe is decidedly “Malibu and cutting-edge, for more than
meets the Hamptons.” 15 years.
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Republic of Decor
Here, owner David
Fruscione carries only Georgie’s
the crème de la crème Locals swear by
of home furnishings and this neighborhood
gifts. Since Fruscione boutique, which
curates his selection began as a women’s
5
from various vendors and shoe store on Marco
artists, shoppers can ex- Island in 1978 and quickly grew
pect to peruse handmade to include clothing and accessories. Georgie’s
products from artisans recently relocated to the Naples Design District and
and statement pieces expanded yet again to offer gifts and home decor.
from exclusive lines.
6
Ferguson Bath, Kitchen,
& Lighting Gallery
This showroom features the
7
latest selection of products
from its eponymous areas
of interest. Knowledgeable
consultants are also available
to help coordinate your kitchen
and bath projects.
GOODLETTE-FRAN
K RD
6
12TH ST S Method & Concept at

The Collective
8
With a focus on contemporary fine
art and design, this gallery presents
8
an international roster of emerging
CENTRAL AVE
and mid-career artists including

paper artist/engineer Matthew
Shlian and conceptual artist Tadao
Cern. Look for unique lighting and
design objects by Jason Krugman,
Shannon Green Collection
Lobmeyr Lighting, Scott Daniel,
There’s no shortage of très chic treasures at this
and Method & Concept’s founding
7&9 insider-favorite boutique representing global
director, Chad Jensen.
collections of fine jewelry hand-sourced by Green
herself. An established lineup of designer goods
by the likes of Kim Dunham, Suzy Landa, and Lika
10 Behar showcases Green’s bohemian spirit.
1ST AVE S
She can also help repurpose your jew-

elry, design a custom piece, or style
your jewelry wardrobe.
5
10
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Summerfields
9
The mother-daughter duo of Shari
and Stacey Summers has more
than 40 years of combined
experience. While Shari handles
the interior design side of the
business, Stacey manages their
specialty boutique, which offers a
mix of traditional and modern luxu- Casa Italia at The Collective
ry products for the home and garden. The new state-of-the-art showroom carries to-the-trade brands
Together, they select furniture lines from featuring prominent Italian companies such as Draenert, Varaschin,
the United States as well as handcrafted Arketipo, and Porada. Casa Italia is also the exclusive dealer of the
Italian ceramics and glassware. acclaimed Minotti furniture line on this coast.

ABOVE
A SPACE
EIGHT
NAPLES-
BASED
INTERIOR
DESIGNERS
SHARE A
FAVORITE
ROOM
By Mary Thurman Yuhas
THE DESIGNER: RENÉE GADDIS

THE ROOM: ECLECTIC MANHATTAN GREAT ROOM
The clients were so pleased after Renée Gaddis,

principal of Renée Gaddis Interiors, completed their
Naples project, they commissioned her to design their
900-square-foot condominium in Manhattan. Offering
COURTESY OF RENÈE GADDIS INTERIORS
stunning views of New York Harbor, the great room

required a full renovation, including new flooring, cover-
ings on the walls and ceiling, lighting, and furnishings.
In a space full of curiosities and bohemian-style prints,
the teal color—selected by the clients—acts as a unifying
thread. The condo represents a deviation from Gaddis’
typical designs, but she rose to the occasion to arrive at
a fun and funky end result. (reneegaddis.com)
LORI HAMILTON PHOTOGRAPHY
THE DESIGNER: BETHANY O’NEIL Soft, soothing colors lend a casual feel to this sophisticated, coastal-style Vero Beach vacation home by Bethany
THE ROOM: COASTAL-CHIC O’Neil, principal and owner of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design. While the space boasts elements typical of old-world
GREAT ROOM elegance—including an abundance of luxuriously upholstered furnishings, stylish draperies, and curated antiques—
O’Neil minimized the formality by painting the case goods white, evoking an equally light and airy atmosphere. For
whimsy, she selected informal chairs for the dining table, which later became her favorite pieces because of the
balance they bring to the room’s overall richness. (bethanyoneil.com)
THE DESIGNER: DWAYNE BERGMANN

THE ROOM: PLAYFULLY PURPLE
DINING ROOM
Once a nondescript, seldom-used living

room, this space took on a whole new
life after Dwayne Bergmann, principal of
Dwayne Bergmann Interiors, transformed
this Naples home. Now, the fun and tasteful
formal dining room is the first area guests
see and a place where family and friends
congregate and linger over lively conver-
sations. To achieve the room’s relaxed yet
upscale appeal, Bergmann surrounded the
lacquered walnut table, set atop a curved
acrylic base, with Alice in Wonderland–
inspired chairs from Spain. The sleek buffet
table was imported from Italy. Overhead,
two posh—but not overly serious—custom
RICK BETHEM
lavender chandeliers complete the artistic

dining space. (dwaynebergmann.com)
THE DESIGNER: KELLY KURTYKA
THE ROOM: GLAM DINING ROOM
To pull this stunning Naples dining

room together, Kelly Kurtyka, lead in-
terior designer at Interiors by Design
West, used bold yet timeless elements,
including black-and-white-checked
marble flooring. In addition to ground-
ing the room, the flooring also sets
the tone for the transitional space.
Reflections from the trio of crystal
Ralph Lauren chandeliers bounce off
of the custom antique mirrored wall
and lend a sense of glamour. Kurtyka
created the rectangular tray ceiling—
complete with dropped drywall beam
detailing and crown molding—and
painted the recess a much darker hue
to accent its architectural qualities.
The walls are clad in a woven silk
covering, further augmenting the ro-
mantic ambiance that permeates this
room from top to bottom. (dwest.com)
TOM GIBBONS PHOTOGRAPHY

GIOVANNI PHOTOGRAPHY
THE DESIGNERS: NAN WRIGHT The clients in this 10,000-square-foot seaside residence surrounded by untouched mangroves in Naples called
AND CAITLIN HEATH upon Nan Wright, owner and creative principal of Wright Interior Group, and Caitlin Heath, associate creative
THE ROOM: PARTY-READY director, to produce a classic beach home. To create a seamless flow between the indoor living area and the gener-
LANAI ously sized outdoor space, the designers introduced pocket sliders. Because the clients entertain alfresco frequently,
Wright and Heath selected comfortable, durable, and attractive outdoor furniture. One of the many amusing fea-
tures is the 9-foot-long, living-edge custom coffee table. With ottomans tucked underneath for extra seating, it can
be used for informal dinner parties or cocktails and aperitifs. (wrightinterior.com)
BLAINE JOHNATHAN PHOTOGRAPHY
THE DESIGNER: SARAH ANDERSON What started as a small project in Naples for Sarah Anderson, principal of Designing Naples, quickly blos-
THE ROOM: COLOR-CONSCIOUS somed into an entire home renovation. To arrive at this bright and colorful kitchen, Anderson began by lowering
KITCHEN the 16-foot-high ceilings to 12 feet, eliminating the space’s former silo feel and appearance. Next, she removed
all of the gold tones, allowing her to work with a white palette. Replacing the dark cabinetry and dated, yel-
lowed flooring yielded another dramatic transformation. The result: A modern, cheerful kitchen that reflects the
effervescent family that calls this charming residence home. (designingnaples.com)
THE DESIGNER: KIRA KRÜMM

THE ROOM: DREAMY, NAUTICAL
BEDROOM
Kira Krümm, principal designer

of Koastal Design Group – Kira
Krümm & Co., loves to design
bedrooms, or, as she refers to them,
“private sanctuaries for dreaming.”
Because this master bedroom is
so large and features 13-foot-high
ceilings, Krümm’s challenge was to
showcase the space while keeping
it cozy and interesting. Inspired
by the island lifestyle on Marco
Island, where the home is located,
she selected a soft color palette
BLAINE JOHNATHAN PHOTOGRAPHY
with a balance of crisp whites,

linen-colored walls, and deep blues.
An oversized canopy bed, offset by
shiplap wainscoting on the walls
and oceanic art prints, turned the
imposing space into a relaxing
haven. (koastaldesigngroup.com)

THE DESIGNER: KAREN LARSON
THE ROOM: OUTDOOR OASIS
Karen Larson, founder and principal of Broad

Avenue Studios, worked closely with the owner
and architect of this Naples home to take
full advantage of its waterfront setting, with
the goal of creating a harmonious marriage
between the alfresco living space and the dra-
matic seascape. The eyeline of the infinity pool
extends into the water, forming the perception
of one continuous natural vista—a view visible
from every corner of the home. With an outdoor
area designed to accommodate their young,
active family, the clients appreciate that wheth-
er they are cooking in the summer kitchen,
NAPLES KENNY
watching TV, or simply relaxing on the lanai, the

open floor plan makes it easy to keep an eye on
their children. (broadavestudios.com) «
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Shortly after Agave opened in 2011, a cook from Agua Caliente re-created this paella mixta from his childhood. Containing chicken, shrimp,
and mussels, it differs from the Spanish version in its intense tomato broth and the substitution of mild Argentinian sausage for chorizo. Saffron,
garlic, and a battery of spices are reduced along with red rice to form the flavorful broth. Each dish is cooked to order, and the ingredients must
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IN SEASON
STONE
CRABS
Although it technically begins
with the blessing of the fleet in
Everglades City in September,
Florida stone crab season runs
from October 15 to May 15. Insid-
ers will tell you that the six weeks
prior to the New Year are the best
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Stone crabs are found in the
waters from Connecticut to
Belize, but they are most closely
associated with the Sunshine State.
« Dozens of local
« If you want to get up close and
Much of that connection is due to eateries serve the personal with these gems of the sea,
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Miami Beach, which is the largest known is Truluck’s (trulucks.com). The restau- Stone Crab Festival (stonecrabfestival.
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are the ultimate in sustainable of Mexico and promises crabs “from our traps cations on the waterfront including Tin
seafood, as no crabs are killed: One to your table in 24 hours.” Every Monday night, City and Bayfront. Live music, arts and
claw is removed, and the crab is Naples foodies can indulge in unlimited stone crafts, and 20 food booths will provide
returned to the water to regenerate. crabs for a low, set price. the perfect kickoff to the season.
fresh produce. The other part of the

Grab a deli favorite, including
large club sandwiches. equation is a personal touch: Hindes
gets to know what regulars want,
and their food is frequently ready
even before they order.
“Everyone who comes here for the
first time falls in love with the place,”
she says. “We’re fortunate here in
Naples to have a clientele that un-
derstands differences in quality, and
we’re able to get to know them even
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The menu is both encyclopedic
MEAT ME AT TROPIC CHILL and eclectic, combining the best of
Midwestern and New York deli tradi-
Tropic Chill Deli has been one of Naples’ most popular breakfast and tions. Best sellers include the Reuben
lunch spots for the past 22 years. Taking over on the cusp of season might and Cuban sandwiches, as well as
have been intimidating for some, but not for Donna Hindes. “My parents had the grilled Italian sub stuffed with ham, capicola, salami, and provolone.
restaurants all their lives in Chicago,” says Hindes, who came on board last With long-term employees (the two cooks have logged 10 and 20 years,
December. “I was washing beer glasses behind the bar at the age of 5.” respectively) feeding as many as 200 customers a day in season, working at
Part of Tropic Chill’s success can be attributed to its attention to detail. The Tropic Chill is a labor of love. One tradition that has survived more than two
deli meats are delivered daily from Thumann’s in New Jersey; Cusano’s Bakery decades is serving guests a small portion of ice cream, sorbet, or sherbet.
in Coconut Creek ships in bread every day; and Oakes Farms supplies the “That way they leave with a sweet taste to remember us by.” (tropicchill.com)

Golden Anniversary
Longevity is usually not a word sine,” Bernard says of his wife, who has
associated with Florida restaurants, a background in dance and nutrition.
so it’s all the more remarkable that “We now do a special health-oriented
Alexander’s is celebrating its twenty- menu—two appetizers and two en-
Miso sea bass with tropical
fifth anniversary this year. trées—that changes regularly and has fruit salsa over jasmine rice
Alexander Bernard came to Naples become extremely popular.”
from New England to open Mar- Another influence in his farm- helped him stay in business for a
gaux’s, where he served as chef and to-table repertoire are his summer quarter of a century. “You have to
co-owner for five years. One day he sabbaticals in Europe and California, work hard and keep the restaurant
stumbled upon an abandoned coffee which he takes while Alexander’s shut- that attract a devoted clientele. fresh, but the most important thing
shop on Tamiami Trail North and was ters from May through September. The While Bernard has witnessed many is interacting with your guests and
intrigued by the lush, serene court- restaurant reopened on September changes in customer preferences knowing who they are,” he says. “You
yard. With the encouragement of his 26 and will serve lunch and dinner over the years—including a newfound can have the best food and the best
wife, Monika, he opened in 1995 throughout the season. Once each hunger for ethnic cuisines—he believes service, but ultimately the customers
“She’s been the biggest influence month the chef emerges from the keeping tabs on trends and remain- need to know that you want them
on me in moving toward healthier cui- kitchen for his popular cooking classes ing aware of his diners’ desires has there.” (alexandersnaples.com)
NI ’s curated dining guide for Greater NAPLES

BISTRO 821 A long-time favorite, thanks to executive KC AMERICAN BISTRO As the name implies, Ameri-
THE LISTINGS chef Jesse Housman’s Natural Fusion menu. 821 Fifth can regional cuisine is on tap. 885 Vanderbilt Beach
Ave. S., Naples (bistro821.com) Road, Naples (kcamericanbistro.com)
The Naples area is packed with an abun- BLUEBERRY’S RESTAURANT There’s something for THE LOCAL Fresh, healthy meals dominate the menu,
dance of great eateries, serving up food everyone at Blueberry’s, from a hearty skillet to an and its brunch is one of the best in town. 5323 Airport
and drinks to satisfy every palate. Naples egg white scramble to pancakes. 3350 Tamiami Trail Pulling Road, Naples (thelocalnaples.com)
Illustrated has rounded up details on can’t- N., Naples (blueberrys-restaurant.com) M WATERFRONT GRILLE Contemporary decor, a
miss places for dining delights. Ì BOKAMPER’S SPORTS BAR & GRILL Kim Bokam- view of the bay, and fine cuisine. 4300 Gulf Shore
per may have retired from football decades ago, but Blvd. N., Naples (mwaterfrontgrille.com)
= NI’s Dining Hall of Fame*
he’s still scoring at his locations in Estero and North MICHELBOB’S CHAMPIONSHIP RIBS & STEAKS
*Dining establishments that have won three or Naples. 8990 Fontana Del Sol Way, Naples; 8001 This family-run restaurant offers a full bar and a com-
more Dining Awards in the same category are Plaza Del Lago Drive, Estero (bokampers.com) prehensive menu of barbecue favorites. 371 Airport
inducted into NI’s Dining Hall of Fame. BRICKTOP’S Boasting classic American dishes and Pulling Road N., Naples (michelbobs.com)
an outstanding brunch featuring gems like brioche RIDGWAY BAR & GRILL Master chef Tony Ridgway
French toast and a crab benedict. 5555 Tamiami continues wowing diners with classic American cuisine.
AMERICAN Trail N., Naples (bricktops.com) 1300 Third St. S., Naples (ridgwaybarandgrill.com)
BROOKS GOURMET BURGERS AND DOGS In ad- THE ROOSTER Serving breakfast and lunch daily ex-
7TH AVENUE SOCIAL Eclectic Southern fare and craft dition to its half-pound Black Angus beef burger, cept Mondays, and dinner on Tuesday and Friday
cocktails with an outdoor patio and live music. 849 Brooks augments its menu with exotic options such evenings. There’s a new menu every week, and the
Seventh Ave. S., Naples (7thavenuesocial.com) as bison, lamb, and Florida alligator. 330 Ninth flavor is distinctly Southern. 600 Goodlette Road N.
ALEXANDER’S The tastes of farm-to-table American Street S.; 12655 Tamiami Trail E.; 843 Vanderbilt Suite 101, Naples (theroosternaples.com)
and European cuisine commingle at this fine din- Beach Road, Naples (brooksburgers.com) SOUTH STREET GRILL Inspired by the bars on the Phil-
ing establishment. 4077 Tamiami Trail N., Naples COOPER’S HAWK WINERY Signature dishes paired adelphia street of the same name, South Street pairs
(alexandersnaples.com) with Cooper’s Hawk wines. 11905 Tamiami Trail N., home-style specialties with diverse live music. 1410 Pine
BALEEN AT LAPLAYA BEACH & GOLF RESORT Dine Naples (chwinery.com) Ridge Road Suite 4, Naples (southstreetnaples.com)
amid elegant tropical surroundings indoors or on HAROLD’S PLACE A fun, casual bar and grill that Ì TAVERN ON THE BAY This popular sports bar
the patio to soak up the view. 9891 Gulf Shore Drive, serves classic burgers, seafood, salads, and more in boasts huge televisions, great comfort food, and a
Naples (laplayaresort.com) a tropical setting complete with a chickee bar. 2555 lovely view of the Gordon River. 489 Bayfront Place,
THE BEVY Everything old is new again at The Bevy Tamiami Trail N., Naples (naplesharoldsplace.com) Naples (tavernonthebay.net)
(short for beverage). Be sure to try the Blackberry HOBNOB Elevated comfort food in a modern yet Ì TOMMY BAHAMA RESTAURANT & BAR A laid-
Collins speciality cocktail, a riff on the Tom Collins. warm atmosphere. 720 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (hobnob back lifestyle is full throttle at this festive eatery and
360 Twelfth Ave. S., Naples (naplesbevy.com) naples.com) bar. 1220 Third St. S., Naples (tommybahama.com)

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TRUE FOOD KITCHEN The menu at this healthy na- by daily features and tropical cocktails. 1200 Fifth Ave.
tional chain features anti-inflammatory dishes that will S. Suite 45, Naples (riverwalktincity.com)
make you feel good from the inside out. 5375 Tamiami ROW BY CAPT. BRIEN & CREW Bringing diners a taste
Trail N. Suite 15, Naples (truefoodkitchen.com/naples) of New England, Capt. Brien offers a sea-to-table
THE WINE LOFT OF NAPLES Upscale bar, lounge, experience with a side of stand-up comedy. 2500
and dining in Mercato. 9118 Strada Place, Naples Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (rowseafood.com)
(thewineloftofnaples.com) SAILS This acclaimed addition to the Naples dining
YABBA ISLAND GRILL A fun place for steaks, scene is a bona fide “pescatarian’s haven” featuring
seafood, and cocktails. 711 Fifth Ave. S., Naples exquisitely fresh seafood prepared to perfection. 301
(yabbaislandgrill.com) Fifth Ave. S., Naples (sailsrestaurants.com)
YARD HOUSE Known for its unique and plentiful tap SEA SALT Chef Fabrizio Aielli is a master at marrying
options, Yard House offers an electric atmosphere organic local produce, wild-caught fish, naturally
and an array of hearty American entrées. 4251 Tami- raised meat, and poultry with modern cooking tech-
RAISE A GSS
ami Trail N., Naples (yardhouse.com) niques. 1186 Third St. S., Naples (seasaltnaples.com)
TRULUCK’S SEAFOOD, STEAK, & CRAB HOUSE
SEAFOOD Truluck’s owns local fisheries, so the catch is always
fresh in this fine-dining restaurant. 698 Fourth Ave. S.,
Chris Zazo isn’t the only Naples
AQUA The restaurant’s look is fresh and airy, just right Naples (trulucks.com)
resident to own a California win- for the seafood-centric menu. 862 Fifth Ave. S., Na- Ì THE TURTLE CLUB Fresh seafood, fine steaks, and
ery, but he might be the most un- ples (aquafifth.com) chops are nearly overshadowed by the spectacular
usual. A self-described blue-collar THE BAY HOUSE Overlooking the Cocohatchee River, beachfront setting. 9225 Gulf Shore Drive N., Naples
guy, he grew up on a dirt farm this eatery features a beautiful dining room plus Tier- (turtleclubnaples.com)
in Akron, Ohio, where his family ney’s Tavern and The Claw Bar. 799 Walkerbilt Road, Ì USS NEMO UNDERSEA CUISINE & ADVEN-
mined peat bogs. After achieving Naples (bayhousenaples.com) TURES Everything is a cut above, but the signature
BAYSIDE SEAFOOD GRILL & BAR This Venetian Bay miso-broiled sea bass is a must. 3745 Tamiami Trail
success as a roofing contractor, he
favorite boasts grand water views, live music, prime N., Naples (ussnemorestaurant.com)
decided to follow his dream and grilled meats, and seafood specialties. 4270 Gulf Shore WHARF TAVERN RESTAURANT & LOBSTER HOUSE
founded Hailstone Vineyards. “It’s Blvd. N., Naples (baysideseafoodgrillandbar.com) An authentic New England seafood experience
a passion project,” he explains. THE BOATHOUSE ON NAPLES BAY Arrive by car or on the waterfront. 909 Tenth St. S., Naples (wharf
“We’re not making a lot of money, dock your boat at this waterfront seafood restaurant tavernnaples.com)
but I’m doing what I love.” overlooking Naples Bay. 990 Broad Ave. S., Naples
Hailstone’s 600-case production supplies (boathouseonnaplesbay.com) STEAK
CAPTAIN & KREWE Enjoy oysters and other seafood,
many of the top restaurants and retail shops
beer, and wine in a relaxed atmosphere. 629 Eighth THE CAPITAL GRILLE Fine dining with an array of dry-
in Naples, along with three other markets St. S., Naples (cknaples.com) aged steaks, fresh seafood, and an extensive wine list.
around the country. Zazo owns no vineyards, THE DOCK AT CRAYTON COVE An open-air restau- 9005 Mercato Drive, Naples (thecapitalgrille.com)
which allows winemakers Tim Milos and Chad rant serving fresh catches prepared with Caribbean CHOPS CITY GRILL A modern take on the traditional,
Alexander to carefully source specific growers and Latin influences. 845 Twelfth Ave. S., Naples with prime aged steaks and fine local seafood. 837
and rows of vines to produce their Cabernet (dockcraytoncove.com) Fifth Ave. S., Naples; 8200 Health Center Blvd.
Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc. FISH RESTAURANT Fabulous water views complement Suite 100, Bonita Springs (chopscitygrill.com)
the outstanding seafood. 4360 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., THE CONTINENTAL This D’Amico restaurant is a styl-
The 2013 Impact Cabernet is Zazo’s favorite,
Naples (fishrestaurantnaples.com) ish steak house and gastropub. 1205 Third St. S.,
and local wine personalities seem to agree. HB’S ON THE GULF This restaurant in The Naples Naples (damicoscontinental.com)
“Hailstone’s 2013 Cabernet is in its prime Beach Hotel & Golf Club serves a breathtaking view DORONA Local culinary superstars Fabrizio and Ingrid
right now,” says Liset Zelaya, sommelier at of the Gulf and fresh seafood. 851 Gulf Shore Blvd., Aielli have excelled again with this modern Italian steak
Sea Salt. “It’s supple, dense, dark, and rich— Naples (naplesbeachhotel.com) house. 2110 Ninth St. N., Naples (doronanaples.com)
everything any Napa wine lover could want. LA PESCHERIA An interactive experience in which THE GRILL Luxurious dining in The Ritz-Carlton, Na-
It’s a pleasure to introduce it to our guests.” courses are accompanied by stories of a fish species, ples features rich decor, aged prime beef, chops, and
fishermen, chef, or topic in ocean conservation. 474 fresh seafood. 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples
(hailstonevineyards.com)
Fifth Ave. S., Naples (lapescherianaples.com) (ritzcarlton.com/naples)
OCEAN PRIME Enjoy exceptional hospitality, a delec- Ì JIMMY P’S CHARRED Known for its Wagyu beef,
table seafood and steak menu, and a vibrant atmo- the popular butcher shop’s steaks and other fine
sphere. 699 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (ocean-prime.com) foods are served in the restaurant next door. 1833
PINCHERS CRAB SHACK Pinchers serves fresh, local Tamiami Trail N., Naples (jimmypscharred.com)
seafood in a casual, family-friendly setting. 1200 RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE Opt for a specialty dish
Fifth Ave. S., Naples; 591 S. Collier Blvd., Marco Is- that echoes the restaurant’s New Orleans roots. 23151
land; 28580 Bonita Crossing Blvd., Bonita Springs Village Shops Way, Bonita Springs (ruthschris.com)
(pincherscrabshack.com) SHULA’S STEAK HOUSE In the winning tradition of
RIVERWALK AT TIN CITY The menu brims with innova- NFL coach Don Shula, the “Shula Cut” is one of the
tive interpretations of salads, sandwiches, pastas, and best steaks in town. 5111 Tamiami Trail N., Naples
steaks, as well as seafood entrées, all complemented (shulasnaples.com)

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BISTRO LA BAGUETTE Formerly Le Lafayette, this tra- AGAVE BAR & GRILL This hot spot serves innovative ALBERTO’S ON FIFTH Chef Alberto Varetto cooks
ditional French bistro serves classic combinations like Southwestern cuisine in a comfortable setting. 2380 fine dishes in his elegant restaurant. 868 Fifth Ave.
coq au vin and chateaubriand. 3560 Tamiami Trail Vanderbilt Beach Road, Naples (agavenaples.com) S., Naples (albertosonfifth.com)
E., Naples (bistrolabaguette.com) FELIPE’S MEXICAN TAQUERIA Casual, family-friendly ANGELINA’S RISTORANTE A place for a special
Ì BLEU PROVENCE Authentic dishes from the eatery serving fresh classics plus hand-crafted night out, with a 4,000-bottle wine tower and ele-
South of France are paired with wines from the cocktails. 4255 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (felipes gant cuisine. 24041 Tamiami Trail S., Bonita Springs
vast, award-winning selection compiled by the res- taqueria.com) (angelinasofbonitasprings.com)
taurant’s owner, Jacques Cariot. 1234 Eighth St. S., ROCCO’S TACOS AND TEQUILA BAR Every day is Ì BAR TULIA This late-night brother of Osteria Tulia
Naples (bleuprovencenaples.com) Cinco de Mayo at this high-energy eatery. The signa- serves outstanding pizzas and a variety of irrestible
CHEZ BOËT FRENCH HOME COOKING Lisa and ture tacos are a hit, along with the savory guacamole, small bites, among other delicacies. 462 Fifth Ave.
Philippe Boët serve up delicious French classics in made fresh tableside. 9123 Strada Place Suite 7135, S., Naples (bartulia.com)
a warm, homey atmosphere. 755 Twelfth Ave. S., Naples (roccostacos.com) BARBATELLA Pizzas and pastas are delish, but don’t
Naples (chezboetnaples.com) Ì TACOS & TEQUILA CANTINA The name says it overlook offerings like the grilled salmon. 1290 Third
CÔTE D’AZUR Intimate bistro in the style of Provence all. The many varieties of tacos are made with fresh, St. S., Naples (barbatellanaples.com)
with standouts like Maine lobster roasted in a clay local products and handmade tortillas. The margar- BELLINI ON FIFTH ITALIAN RISTORANTE The Belli-
pot. 11224 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (cotedazur ita selection is also a draw. 4834 Davis Blvd.; 8971 ni family treats guests to cuisine inspired by “Nonna”
restaurant.com) Tamiami Trail N., Naples; 10952 Eagle Village Drive, Maria. 445 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (bellinionfifth.com)
THE FRENCH BRASSERIE RUSTIQUE Rustic French Fort Myers (tacosandtequilanaples.com) BRIO TUSCAN GRILLE The location in Waterside Shops
cuisine with desserts prepared by an in-house pastry TAQUERIA SAN JULIAN Casual and affordable, this makes this a popular place for pre- and post-shopping
chef. 365 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (thefrenchnaples.com) neighborhood destination serves up tacos with fa- meals. 5505 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (brioitalian.com)
TARTINE & TARTELETTE Authentic, homemade miliar fillings such as beef, pork, and shrimp, though Ì CAMPIELLO RISTORANTE & BAR This mainstay
French cuisine with wine pairings as sweet as the tripe and tongue are available for the adventurous. on Third Street South is a perennial gathering place
restaurant’s name. 11121 Health Park Blvd., Naples 3575 Bayshore Drive, Naples (taqueriasanjulian. for great food and people watching. 1177 Third St.
(tartine-tartelette.com) restaurantwebexpert.com) S., Naples (campiellonaples.com)
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PR OMOTI ON AN D EVEN TS
OC TOB E R 2019
HUMANE SOCIETY NAPLES

Don’t miss the Bow Wow Brunch on October 27 at The Continental on
Third Street South. Bring your friends, furry or otherwise, and enjoy a fun
event with great food, drinks, and prizes all in support of Humane Society
Naples. Tickets are on sale at hsnaples.org/bow-wow-brunch/
370 Airport-Pulling Road N., Naples | 239-643-1555 | hsnaples.org

Whether you walk on
two legs or four, the
Bow Wow Brunch is
fun for everyone
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NAPLES

Are you longing to become closer to God? Are you searching for a community in
which you are welcomed, loved, and respected for who you are, yet challenged and
encouraged to be your best self in service to God and others? If so, then come to
First Presbyterian Church and discover your home.
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DEROMO’S GOURMET MARKET & RESTAURANT RISTORANTE CIAO This cozy restaurant, tucked just cucumber. 9118 Strada Place, Naples (aznrestaurant.
Dine on home-style dishes, then shop for gourmet a block away from bustling Fifth Avenue, has been com/naples)
items to take home. The Promenade, 26811 S. Bay dishing up classic Italian cuisine for decades. 835 DARUMA Visit this Southwest Florida institution for
Drive, Bonita Springs (deromos.com) Fourth Ave. S., Naples (ristoranteciao.com) traditional service or teppanyaki-style cooking, an
MINO This casual eatery specializes in pizza and trat- ROMA ITALIAN BISTRO Pizza and Italian speci- always exciting culinary experience. 241 Center St.
toria dishes, including freshly made pastas and alities made with ingredients imported from Italy N., Naples (darumarestaurant.com)
appetizers like deep-fried stuffed olives and the and fresh organic produce. 655 Fifth Ave. S., Na- FUJIYAMA STEAK AND SEAFOOD HOUSE Enjoy
ever-popular arancini. 1100 Sixth Ave. S., Naples ples (239-776-7042) steaks and seafood prepared with Japanese flair
(minofl.com) TERRAZZA This Italian eatery at The Ritz-Carlton Na- at Fujiyama’s hibachi table. 2555 Tamiami Trail N.,
MOLTO TRATTORIA The homemade pasta, sauces, ples pairs cool Gulf breezes with classic entrées and Naples (naplesfujiyama.com)
pizza Napoletana, and Italian home-style cuisine an array of pastas. 280 Vanderbilt Beach Road, NAMBA Named for a district of Osaka, Namba special-
are all top-notch. 368 Fifth Ave. S., Naples (molto Naples (ritzcarlton.com) izes in aburi sushi, a style of nigiri where the fish is
naples.com) VERGINA Italian and Mediterranean dishes with a partially grilled on top. 8447 Tamiami Trail N., Naples
Ì OSTERIA TULIA Chef Vincenzo Betulia’s authenti- modern flair. Vergina is also a popular spot for gath- (nambanaples.com)
cally rustic venue and “peasant” cuisine are homey, ering with friends and listening to live music. 700 SUSHI ONE Freshness is paramount at Sushi One and
hearty, and delizioso. 466 Fifth Ave. S., Naples Fifth Ave. S., Naples (verginarestaurant.com) each order is painstakingly prepared by hand. 1410
(osteriatulia.com) Pine Ridge Road, Naples (sushionenaples.com)
PARMESAN PETE’S Chef and owner Peter Della ASIAN Ì SUSHI-THAI Presenting traditional dishes from Ja-
Rocca creates meals that taste like a “big bite pan, as well as sushi and Thai classics. 869 103rd
of Brooklyn.” 7935 Airport Pulling Road, Naples ARAYA SUSHI ASIAN GRILL Thai dishes, along with Ave. N.; 7935 Airport Pulling Road N.; 898 Fifth Ave.
(parmesanpetes.com) a wide choice of rolls, sushi, and sashimi, served in S., Naples; 25101 S. Tamiami Trail, Bonita Springs
PAZZO! CUCINA ITALIANA The “friendly neighbor- a modern space. 2650 Immokalee Road, Naples (sushithaitoo.com)
hood” restaurant has been serving dishes using (arayanaples.com) ZEN ASIAN BBQ A rustic Japenese pub serving fan-
made-from-scratch sauces, pastas, and desserts AZN AZIAN CUIZINE PanAsian cuisine and an expan- tastic sushi, Korean barbecue, ramen, and more. Dine
for more than 20 years. 853 Fifth Ave. S., Naples sive sushi rolls menu, including specialties like Surf indoors or on the outdoor patio. 10823 Tamiami Trail
(pazzoitaliancafe.com) & Turf with blue crab, tuna, beef filet carpaccio, and N., Naples (eatatzen.com)
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OC TOBER 2019
JETT
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HOME
Located in the heart of Old Naples, Jett Thompson
Home is a home furnishings and full-service interior
design boutique filled with antiques from around
the world, as well as furniture, artwork, unique
lighting, jewelry, gifts, and accessories. Come shop
the Jett Thompson Home showroom for the perfect
mix of vintage and chic.
393 Broad Avenue S., Naples

239-263-5460 | jettthompson.com

GLOBAL
21 SPICES BY CHEF ASIF Chef Asif R. Syed offers classical
Indian cuisine created with his special collection of spices.
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from around the world. 400 S. Collier Blvd., Marco Is-
land (marriott.com)
Ì BHA! BHA! PERSIAN BISTRO Michael Mir’s popular
restaurant serves up savory lamb dishes and a wide
choice of colorful and delicious Persian specialties. 865
Fifth Ave. S., Naples (bhabhabistro.com)
C LEVEL BISTRO & WINE BAR A trendy venue that of-
fers a menu of international dishes with American and
French influences in a stylish, modern setting. 4450 Bo-
nita Beach Road, Bonita Springs (c-levelbar.com)
COAST RESTAURANT Enjoy a candlelit dinner indoors or
watch the sun set over the Gulf on the terrace as you
savor the globally influenced cuisine. 1901 Gulf Shore
Blvd. N., Naples (edgewaternaples.com)
FERNANDEZ THE BULL CUBAN CAFÉ Serving traditional
Cuban cuisine with a few twists. 1201 Piper Blvd.; 3375
Food Purveyors in Naples since 1938.
Pine Ridge Road, Naples (fernandezthebull.com) 141 Tamiami Trail North • Naples, Florida 34102
FUSE GLOBAL CUISINE Chef-owner Greg Scarlatos 239.261.7157 • Fax: 239.261.3986
uses flavors and ingredients from around the world to cre- wynns@wynnsonline.com
ate a diverse menu. 2500 Tamiami Trail N., Naples (fuse
globalcuisine.com)
Ì JANE’S GARDEN CAFÉ ON THIRD Having worked in
places such as London, Hong Kong, and Frankfurt, the
owners of this popular downtown spot offer a world of
choices. 1209 Third St. S., Naples (janesgardencafe.com) A BREED APART
LAMORAGA Spanish cuisine created with an internation-
al, modern twist is served in a bright setting, along with
L U X U R Y I N T E R N AT I O N A L S A L E S & C H A R T E R
a wide selection of fine wines. 3936 Tamiami Trail N.,
Naples (lamoragarestaurant.com)
LIMA RESTAURANT & PISCO BAR This East Naples
restaurant captures the essence of Lima’s modern
cuisine. Try the cocktails with flavor-infused versions of
pisco, a brandy made in Peru. 11681 Collier Blvd., Naples
(lima-restaurant.com)
MEDITERRANO This restaurant serves up authentic
dishes like Galician-style grilled octopus and Mediter-
ranean sea bass with figs, apricots, and raisins. 336
Thirteenth Ave. S., Naples (mediterrano-naples.com)
NOODLES ITALIAN CAFÉ AND SUSHI BAR High-quality
sushi, parmesans, and piccatas served all in one place.
FA E L O N FOR SALE: USD 5 995 000
1585 Pine Ridge Road, Naples (noodlescafe.com)
PETAR’S RESTAURANT Chef Petar’s internationally in- BURGER • 2000 • 36.60M (120’) • 5 STATEROOMS
spired fare is superbly fresh (no freezer or microwave).
Try the local grouper with lobster mashed potatoes
and black truffle oil. 3300 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita
Springs (petarsrestaurant.com)
A TABLE APART Owner-chef Jeff Acol creates delicious
dishes that incorporate a world of influences stemming
from his Hawaiian roots. 4295 Bonita Beach Road, Bo-
nita Springs (atableapart.com)
VERANDA E As Hotel Escalante’s signature restaurant,
MICHAEL W. MALARNEY
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ANGEL’S ENVY
MIXOLOGY
TRAIL Blazer
NI’s guide to Kentucky’s MUST-
TRY BOURBON distilleries
By Mark Spivak
Looking for a fall travel destination that combines beautiful

scenery with some of the greatest spirits—and nicest people—
on Earth? Those who head for the Kentucky Bourbon Trail will
be in good company, as more than one million people visit the
distilleries each year.
The starting point is the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Welcome
Center in downtown Louisville, where you can gather informa-
ANGEL’S ENVY
tion and plan your trip. While the trail currently comprises 16
distilleries, remember that Buffalo Trace and Barton 1792 are not
included, having opted out after being purchased by the Sazer-
ac Company. In most cases, distillery tours are offered daily for
Start at Angel’s Envy a nominal fee. If you find the choices overwhelming, here are
(above), which hosts
tours every day except some essential stops.
Tuesday. Continue on Angel’s Envy: Lincoln Henderson, the man responsible for
to Maker’s Mark, where
visitors can embark on Woodford Reserve, Gentleman Jack, and Jack Daniels Single
a one-hour tour or the Barrel, founded Angel’s Envy in 2006. Located on Louisville’s
longer Maker’s Immer-
sion experience that Main Street, Angel’s Envy crafts its whiskey in micro-batches and
includes a maturation- finishes it in port barrels, resulting in a rich, soothing style.
style tasting.
Four Roses: Master distiller Brent Elliott took over when the
legendary Jim Rutledge retired in 2015, but Four Roses is still as
special as ever. Pay a visit to this historic distillery on the Salt River
in Lawrenceburg and be sure to snag the Limited Edition Small
Batch, if the opportunity presents itself.
Heaven Hill: Founded in 1935 and still family-owned, Heaven
Hill is headquartered in Bardstown, once the epicenter of bour-
bon production. Fifth-generation master distiller Craig Beam
crafts spirits under brands such as Elijah Craig, Evan Williams, and
Old Fitzgerald.
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Jim Beam: The legacy goes back to 1795, when Jacob Beam
sold his first bottles of corn whiskey. Made in a sprawling facility
MAKER’S MARK
in Clermont, Jim Beam is now one of the largest and most recog-
nizable brands in the world. Don’t miss the Small Batch Collec-
tion: Knob Creek, Basil Hayden’s, Baker’s, and Booker’s.

Maker’s Mark: The Samuels family purchased Burk’s Distillery in Loretto in
1953 and began producing its distinctive square bottle with the red, wax-dipped
seal. Today, visitors can dip their own bottles, if they so choose. The unique
taste of Maker’s Mark is due to red winter wheat replacing rye in the mash bill.
Wild Turkey: Lauded master distiller Jimmy Russell (aka “the Buddha of
Bourbon”) has worked at Wild Turkey for 64 years and is now assisted by his
son, Eddie. Standouts include Kentucky Spirit, Rare Breed, and Russell’s Re-
serve Single Barrel.
Woodford Reserve: Kentucky’s smallest and oldest distillery is a National
Historic Landmark situated on the spot where Elijah Pepper began making whis-
key in 1812. Take part in the Corn to Cork tour to learn all the interesting factoids,
For an in-depth
like how triple-distilled Woodford is the only bourbon made in copper pot stills. exploration of the
Woodford Reserve
If time or logistics prevent you from leaving the city, don’t fret: Angel’s Envy
distillery (above
isn’t the only distillery in town. A stretch of Main Street has been transformed and left), opt
for the Bourbon
into Whiskey Row, which houses the Old Forester, Rabbit Hole, and Michter’s
Legacy Tour, which
Fort Nelson distilleries, along with the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience. concludes with
a tasting of the
And don’t forget to schedule a visit to the Four Roses Barrel Loft.
brand’s bourbon
As you might expect, there’s no shortage of bourbon bars in downtown Lou- and a historic
cocktail.
isville either. For a slice of history, try the Brown Hotel lobby bar or the bar at
the Seelbach Hilton, which dates to 1905. More contemporary venues include
Bourbon’s Bistro (offering 130 labels) and Proof on Main in the trendy 21c Mu-
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lessening feelings of loneliness and leading to increased joy.
For those interested in canine companionship (and the benefits
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visitors to check dogs out of the shelter for two hours or longer
depending on the time and day.
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energy and lower their stress hormones, too. “Even if it’s just tak-
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For adventurers who take the road less-
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AGENDA By Mary Murray
From right: Pink

Orchids in the Rain,
Natalia Litosova; Two
Lilies, Irina Nogina.
TOP BILLING
FLOWER of the Flock

Since opening in 2000, East West Fine Art has While Arkhangelskaya points to numerous histori-
become a vital voice on the Southwest Florida art cal references—including Khokhloma, a style of wood
scene, one dedicated to spotlighting Russian and East- painting characterized by its vivid flower, berry, and
ern European fine artists. From October 4-18, its gallery leaf patterns on ornamental housewares—she adds
at Mercato will present “Color Me Happy!” an exhibi- that contemporary artists, like those in the exhibit, are
tion of bright abstract florals by Russian artists Irina eager to move beyond these traditions and the still-life
Nogina, Natalia Litosova, and Alexander Fyedorov. imagery commonly associated with flowers.
As gallery co-owner Leeza Arkhangelskaya notes, “One of their biggest goals and challenges is to paint
flowers have long been prevalent in Russian art and loosely, to give an impression, to convey an emotion,
decor. “We can trace elaborate floral depictions in art a mood, a fleeting moment, rather than creating a stiff,
to pre-Christian times in Russia,” she says. “These folk flat, photo-like, and emotionless painting,” she says. “A
floral motifs are present in wood carvings, embroi- semi-abstract approach conveys a modern spirit of cas-
dery, and paintings on wood.” ual yet sophisticated living.” (eastwestfineart.com)

AGENDA
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ARTS & CULTURE
Hearts in Bloom,
Theresa Girard
Clear View,
Alicia Armstrong
GOINGS ON
Cielo 81, 2 Art Alive, Naples Art District, free. (naplesartdistrict.com)
John Schuyler
5 Corkscrew Swamp Meditation, Corkscrew Swamp
Sanctuary, Naples, $25. (corkscrew.audubon.org)
8 Safari Squad: Creepy Crawlies, Naples Zoo, also Oct. 9

and 12, $12 child and adult pair plus zoo admission. (napleszoo.org)
10 Evening on Fifth, Fifth Avenue South, Naples, free.

(fifthavenuesouth.com)
DANIEL AZOULAY
12 Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration, Naples Zoo,

also Oct. 13, free with zoo admission. (napleszoo.org/dora)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show film screening, Moe

Clockwise from center left: Gardner Colby Gallery Auditorium, Center for Performing Arts, Bonita Springs,
will display “Gallery Favorites,” October 1-31; Miami
City Ballet will perform with the Naples Philharmonic $13.50-$15. (artcenterbonita.org)
at Artis—Naples October 22, in a program that includes
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue; catch Wynonna & The Big 15 Movies on the Lawn: Hotel Transylvania Three,
Noise at Seminole Casino Hotel in Immokalee October 26.
Mercato, Naples, free. (mercatoshops.com)

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26 Big Cypress Swamp Walks, Big Cypress Gallery, Ochopee,
also Oct. 27, $50, free for those 17 and younger. (clydebutcher.com)
Everblades versus Orlando Solar Bears, Hertz Arena,

Estero, tickets start at $10. (floridaeverblades.com)
Halloween Monster 5K, Fleischmann Park, Naples, $25.

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PICKS
Marco Island Center for the Arts Golf Tournament,
Island Country Club Golf Course, Marco Island, $175, $700
per foursome. (marcoislandart.org)
EXPERIENCE THE
GLAMOUR OF Monster Mash, The Village Shops on Venetian Bay, Naples,
THE ROARING free. (venetianvillage.com)
’20S WHEN THE
27 Bow Wow Brunch, benefiting Humane Society Naples,
NAPLES PLAYERS
Meet Dora and Diego at the Naples Zoo as part of a special The Continental, Naples, $45. (hsnaples.org)
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration October 12. STAGE THE GREAT
GATSBY OCTOBER 30 “The Nature of Reality” with Deepak Chopra,
17 Fall Walk in the Garden, Naples Botanical Garden, to Oct. 2-27. BASED ON Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, Fort Myers, $12-$77.
31, $5-$20, free for children younger than 3. (naplesgarden.org) THE NOVEL BY F. (bbmannpah.com)
SCOTT FITZGER-
Third Thursdays on Third, Third Street South, Naples, ALD, THIS PLAY 31 Halloween Spooktacular, Fifth Avenue South, Naples,
free. (thirdstreetsouth.com) free. (fifthavenuesouth.com)
SHADOWS THE
18 Family Halloween Monster Bash, Golden Gate ELUSIVE BON VI- Muertos Monster Mash, Shangri-La Springs, Bonita
Community Center, Naples, $3. (colliercountyfl.gov) VANT JAY GATSBY Springs, $7-$10, free for children younger than 7. (shangrila
IN HIS QUEST TO springs.com/events)
19 Everblades versus Norfolk Admirals, Hertz Arena, WIN THE AFFEC-
Estero, tickets start at $10. (floridaeverblades.com) TION OF HIS FOR- Trunk or Treat Halloween Event, Immokalee Commu-
nity Park, $5. (colliercountyfl.gov)
MER SWEETHEART,
Fine Art and Craft Show, Cambier Park, Naples, free.
DAISY BUCHANAN.
(naplesgov.com)
(NAPLES
Gulf to Gulf 80-Mile Relay, Cambier Park, Naples, $40, PLAYERS.ORG) DAME FROM
advance registration required. (gcrunner.org) DUBLIN
THE NAPLES Former Celtic Woman
Halloween Howl, East Naples Community Park, $10 per PHILHARMONIC Chloë Agnew will perform
family. (colliercountyfl.gov)
WILL KICK OFF ITS at the Marco Island Cen-
2019-20 MASTER- ter for the Arts as part
20 Ding Darling Day, J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife
Refuge, Sanibel, free. (dingdarlingdays.com) WORKS CONCERT of its Musical Interludes
SERIES OCTOBER series October 24. Music
Zoo Yoga, Naples Zoo, $10-$12. (napleszoo.org/yoga) 17 AND 18 AT is in Agnew’s DNA. She
ARTIS—NAPLES’ was born in Dublin to
23 Dinner with Artists, Alexander’s Restaurant, Naples, HAYES HALL. performer parents—her
contact for ticket prices. (naplesart.org)
THE PROGRAM father is an oboist and her
WILL INCLUDE mother is the entertainer Adèle “Twink” King—and was
24 Naples International Film Festival Opening Night,
Artis—Naples, festival continues to Oct. 27, $69. (artisnaples.org) BEETHOVEN’S only four weeks old when she appeared on television
PIANO CON- for the first time. Fast-forward to age 14, when Agnew
The Party with a Purpose, benefiting Wounded War- CERTO NO. 1, became one of the original members of the Irish vocal
riors of Collier County, Naples Hilton, $150. (thepartywitha TCHAIKOVSKY’S group Celtic Woman. In this role, she toured all over the
purposefoundation.org) SYMPHONY NO. 5, world, singing for such dignitaries as former U.S. presi-
AND THE WORLD dents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama.
25 Boo at the Zoo, Naples Zoo, to Oct. 27, free with zoo
PREMIERE OF D.J. After nearly a decade with the group, Agnew decided
admission. (napleszoo.org/boo)
SPARR’S THE FIRE to pursue a solo career and released her debut EP, The
Stone Crab Festival, various locations on Old Naples Water- AND THE WATER. Thing About You, in 2018. (marcoislandart.org)
front, to Oct. 27, contact for ticket prices. (stonecrabfestival.com) (ARTISNAPLES.ORG)

AGENDA
PERFORMANCES « FALLING ZZ Top, Hertz Arena, Estero, $39-$125.

SLOWLY (hertzarena.com)
1 Always Patsy Cline, Artstage Studio Theatre, Flori-
da Rep, Fort Myers, to Nov. 24, contact for ticket prices. Music has the power to 20 Cat and Nat, Barbara B. Mann
(floridarep.org) transform lives and forge Performing Arts Hall, Fort Myers, $31.28-
deep relationships. At $106.37. (bbmannpah.com)
2 Doug Thompson, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Na- least, that’s the message
ples, contact for ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com) 22 Miami City Ballet with the Naples
JOAN MARCUS
at the core of the charm-
ing hit musical Once, Philharmonic, Hayes Hall, Artis—Naples,
Finding Neverland, Broadway Palm Dinner Theater, contact for ticket prices. (artisnaples.org)
onstage at the Barbara
Fort Myers, to Nov. 16. (broadwaypalm.com)
B. Mann Performing Arts Rumors of Fleetwood Mac, Barbara B.
Godsmack with Halestorm, Hertz Arena, Estero, Hall in Fort Myers October 5. The 2007 film of Mann Performing Arts Hall, Fort Myers, $30.75-$79.74.
$49.50-$89.50. (hertzarena.com) the same name introduced audiences to “Guy,” (bbmannpah.com)
a down-on-his-luck Irish busker, and “Girl,” a
The Great Gatsby, Blackburn Hall, The Naples Play- Czech flower peddler who happens upon Guy 23 Escanaba in Da Moonlight, Tobye Studio Theatre,
ers, to Oct. 27, $40. (naplesplayers.org) while he’s performing on the streets of Dublin. The Naples Players, to Nov. 17, $40. (naplesplayers.org)
Guy is at a turning point in his career—if you
3 Bret Ernst, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples, to Katie Hughes, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples,
Oct. 6, contact for ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com) can even call it that—but Girl’s passion for his contact for ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com)
talent proves to be a huge influence on him,
5 Comedy Nights: October Fest, Tobye Studio both professionally and personally. Of course, 24 Cause & Affection, Moe Auditorium, Center for
Theatre, The Naples Players, $20. (naplesplayers.org) love stories are seldom simple, and while Guy Performing Arts, Bonita Springs, to Oct. 27, $22.50-
and Girl hit it off musically, they face chal- $25. (artcenterbonita.org)
Once, Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, Fort My- lenges when it comes to finding harmony as a
ers, $26.49-$63.77. (bbmannpah.com) Musical Interludes with Chloë Agnew, Marco Is-
couple. Throughout their week together, they
land Center for the Arts, $25-$30. (marcoislandart.org)
6 Musical Moments: Spanish Inspiration, Moe pen hauntingly heartbreaking odes such as
Auditorium, Center for Performing Arts, Bonita Springs, “Falling Slowly” and “If You Want Me,” tunes Paul Mercurio, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples, to
$25. (artcenterbonita.org) that helped the Broadway adaptation earn the Oct. 27, contact for ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com)
Tony Award for Best Musical. (bbmannpah.com)
9 Jeff Allen, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples, Sesame Street Live, Barbara B. Mann Performing
contact for ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com) Arts Hall, Fort Myers, $17-$72. (bbmannpah.com)
Naples Concert Band, Cambier Park, Naples, free.
Love & Theft, Southwest Florida Event Center, Bo- (naplesconcertband.org) Squirrel Nut Zippers, Southwest Florida Event Cen-
nita Springs, $25-$45. (swfleventcenter.com) ter, Bonita Springs, $32-$60. (swfleventcenter.com)
16 Old Ringers, The Marco Players, Marco Island, to
10 Kyle Grooms, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Na- Nov. 3, $32-$34. (themarcoplayers.com) 25 JD Souther, Southwest Florida Event Center, Bo-
ples, contact for ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com) nita Springs, $32-$60. (swfleventcenter.com)
17 Bedlam’s Saint Joan, Gulfshore Playhouse, Naples,
11 Just for Laughs: A Comedy Variety Show, to Nov. 3, contact for ticket prices. (gulfshoreplayhouse.org) 26 Psycho in Concert with the Southwest Flori-
Moe Auditorium, Center for Performing Arts, Bonita da Symphony, Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall,
Springs, $18-$20. (artcenterbonita.org) Darrell Hammond, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples, Fort Myers, contact for ticket prices. (bbmannpah.com)
to Oct. 19, contact for ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com)
Marty Stuart, Southwest Florida Event Center, Bo- Wynonna & The Big Noise, Seminole Casino Hotel, Im-
nita Springs, $55-$95. (swfleventcenter.com) Naples Philharmonic Masterworks: Boreyko Con- mokalee, tickets start at $87. (seminoleimmokaleecasino.com)
ducts Beethoven and Tchaikovsky, Hayes Hall, Artis—
Samuel J. Comroe, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples, also Oct. 18, tickets start at $29. (artisnaples.org) 27 Gulf Coast Symphony presents “A Hogwarts
Naples, to Oct. 13, contact for ticket prices. (offthehook Halloween,” Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, Fort
comedy.com) Randy Rainbow, Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Myers, contact for ticket prices. (bbmannph.com)
Hall, Fort Myers, $37.50-$85. (bbmannpah.com)
12 Bert Kreischer, Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Naples Dixieland Jazz Band, Cambier Park, Na-
Hall, Fort Myers, $44.30-$65.60. (bbmannpah.com) 18 Anjelah Johnson, Barbara B. Mann Performing ples, free. (naplesgov.com)
Arts Hall, Fort Myers, $41.93-$73.88. (bbmannpah.com)
Swinging Bridge Bluegrass Band, Norris Commu- Raiders of the Lost Ark in Concert with the
nity Center, Naples, $25-$28. (naplesgov.com) The Australian Bee Gees, Southwest Florida Event Naples Philharmonic, Hayes Hall, Artis—Naples,
Center, Bonita Springs, $29-$52. (swfleventcenter.com) contact for ticket prices. (artisnaples.org)
13 An Afternoon of Quintets with the Na-
ples Philharmonic Chamber Musicians, Dan- The Hobbit, Hinman Auditorium, Center for Perform- 29 Beginning with Beethoven with the Naples
iels Pavilion, Artis—Naples, contact for ticket prices. ing Arts, Bonita Springs, to Oct. 20, contact for ticket Philharmonic Chamber Musicians, Daniels Pavilion,
(artisnaples.org) prices. (artcenterbonita.org) Artis—Naples, contact for ticket prices. (artisnaples.org)

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Romo’s colors wrap the accent pillows atop Thayer Coggin’s

leather-clad sofas in the living room. Here, swivel lounge
chairs by Max Davani and a pair of cocktail tables from
Theodore Alexander join the mix. Glistening, sandy textured
walls by O’Guin Decorative Finishes complete the scene.
COMING
ABOVE: A sparkling, minimalist aesthetic prevails in the master bath, where a Nokori tub by
BainUltra, purist fixtures by Kohler, a floating vanity with individually lit drawers, and Porcelanosa’s
modern large-format porcelain flooring creates a relaxed spa-like aura.
OCTOBER 2019!
SOURCES Light pendants - Graypants, Inc., Seattle, WA
LIVING ROOM Art glass - International Design Source,
Sofas - Thayer Coggin, High Point, NC Naples, FL
Accent pillows - Romo, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Display shelves - Glass of Marco, Naples, FL
Cocktail tables - Theodore Alexander, MASTER BATH
High Point, NC Vanity - Harden House, Clearwater, FL
Lounge chairs - Max Davani, Naples Leather & Fine Marble countertops - UMI, Naples, FL
Furnishings, Naples, FL Fabricated by Alpha Stone Designs, Naples, FL
Accent table - Lexington Home Brands, Tub - Nokori, BainUltra, Quebec, Canada
High Point, NC Fixtures - Kohler, Kohler, WI
Sofa tables - Swaim, High Point, NC Wall sconces - George Kovacs, lumens.com
For more information, contact us at

Table lamp - John-Richard, Greenwood, MS Flooring - Porcelanosa, Miami, FL
Green vases and candleholders - International Installation by Classic Stone Designs, Inc.,
Design Source, Naples, FL Naples, FL
Bench - Roberta Schilling, Miami, FL MASTER BEDROOM
Drapery fabric - Texture, IDS, Naples, FL Bed - Huppé, Quebec, Canada
Area rug - Robb & Stucky, Naples, FL Bedside table - Theordore Alexander,
239-434-6966
ELEVATOR ENTRY High Point, NC
Center table - Swaim, High Point, NC Lamp - International Design Source, Naples, FL
Console - Theodore Alexander, High Point, NC Lounge chair - American Leather, Dallas, TX
White vases - West Home Collection, Naples, FL Floor lamp - Regina Andrew Design,
Bench - Phillips Collection, High Point, NC Riverview, MI
Mirror - John-Richard, Greenwood, MS Wood wall treatment - Harden House,
Chandelier - Artemide, New York, NY Clearwater, FL
FOYER/WINE ROOM Red bird sculpture - Scan Design, Naples, FL
RUVXEVFULEHDWćRULGDGHVLJQFRP Wine room and cable bottle display fabricated

by Michael Zerbe, Naples, FL
Orb light fixture - Sonneman, lumens.com
KITCHEN
Cabinetry, island and wood block table - Harden
Table - Interlude Home, High Point, NC
Chairs - Domitalia, Robb & Stucky, Naples, FL
Fan - Haiku, Big Ass Fans, Lexington, KY
Drapery fabric - Texture, IDS, Naples, FL
Fabricated by Designers Wholesale Workroom,
House, Clearwater, FL Naples, FL In the master bedroom, incredible views circle across
Countertops - UMI, Naples, FL Area rug - Robb & Stucky, Naples, FL the Gulf and out toward the distant Everglades. Once
Fabricated by Alpha Stone Designs, Naples, FL THROUGHOUT
again, O’Guin Decorative Finishes brings the outside
Counter stools - Interlude Home, High Point, NC Ceiling treatment fabricated by O’Guin
Light pendants - LZF, Valencia, Spain Decorative Finishes, Naples, FL in with a wavy, ceiling treatment that appears to float
Table and side chairs - Roberta Schilling, Miami, FL White oak flooring - Authentic Reclaimed above a platform bed from Huppé. The teak slats of
DINING ROOM Flooring, Atlanta, GA a feature wall lend a fitting reverence to yachting.
Dining table - Vanguard Furniture, Conover, NC Installation by Classic Stone Designs, Inc.,
Chairs - Roberta Schilling, Miami, FL Naples, FL N
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AGENDA
The Fox on the Fairway, Arcade Theatre, Florida Rep, Fort Myers, to Nov. 20,
contact for ticket prices. (floridarep.org)
History Live: A Voice for the Everglades, Tobye Studio Theatre, The
Naples Players, $15. (naplesplayers.org)
30 All That Jazz: Trombonist Michael Dease, Daniels Pavilion, Artis—

Naples, contact for ticket prices. (artisnaples.org)
Here Come the Mummies, Seminole Casino Hotel, Immokalee, tickets start
HOUSE RULES
at $40. (seminoleimmokaleecasino.com)
Mr. D. (Joe Dombrowski), Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples, contact for
ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com)
BUYING INFORMATION
PAGES 64-65
31 Dean Napolitano, Off the Hook Comedy Club, Naples, to Nov. 3, contact
Wool tweed jacket ($6,500), wool tweed skirt ($2,250), metal and glass heart
for ticket prices. (offthehookcomedy.com)
earrings ($975), Chanel, Saks Fifth Avenue, Waterside Shops, Naples; Broche
Vivier pumps ($1,795), Roger Vivier, rogervivier.com.
GALLERIES
Center for Performing Arts, Bonita Springs. “Karen Seide,” to Dec. 7. PAGE 66
(artcenterbonita.org) Shirt ($1,990), skirt ($2,690), Valentino Garavani VSling handbag ($2,575),
Valentino, Marissa Collections, Third Street South, Naples; gold rings (price
Center for Visual Arts, Bonita Springs. “Small Wonders: Insects in Focus,” to
upon request), Dior, dior.com.
Oct. 19. (artcenterbonita.org)
East West Fine Art, Naples. “Color Me Happy!: Bright Abstract Florals by PAGE 67
Three Russian Artists,” Oct. 4-18; “Formula One: Dynamic Abstract Paintings by Flamingo long-sleeve turtleneck cut-out gown with knot ($3,990), Carolina
Alexander Oligerov,” Oct. 28 to Nov. 11. (eastwestfineart.com) Herrera, carolinaherrera.com; silk pointed-toe flats (price upon request),
Manolo Blahnik, manoloblahnik.com.
Emily James Gallery, Naples. “Seas the Day,” Oct. 1-31. (emilyjamesart.com)
PAGE 68
Gardner Colby Gallery, Naples. “Gallery Favorites,” Oct. 1-31. (gardner
colbygallery.com) Flower print skirt ($2,980), button-down shirt ($980), knit sweater ($640), lace
cape ($1,400), satin sandals ($1,250), Prada, prada.com; blue suede leather
Hayes Hall Galleries, Artis—Naples. “Student Photography Institute,” to Oct. buckle bag with metallic “RV” handle ($1,250), Roger Vivier, rogervivier.com.
8; “30 Years: Building a Naples Icon” and “ReTooled: Highlights from the Hech-
inger Collection,” both to Dec. 8. (artisnaples.org) PAGE 69
Skirt with leather belt detail (price upon request), belted jacket with eyelet
Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center, Naples. “Holodomor,” to
sleeves (price upon request), Rhapsody Ballerina shoes ($1,140), Louis Vuitton,
Nov. 30. (holocaustmuseumswfl.org)
Waterside Shops, Naples
KAJ Gallery, Naples. “Personal Stories: Art by Janina Myronowa,” Oct. 1-31.
(kajartgallery.com) PAGE 70
Green leather asymmetrical skirt ($6,200), light brown fluid jersey shirt with
Marco Island Center for the Arts. “Marco Island Charter Middle School La Petite embroidered sleeves ($1,190), beige wool double-breasted blazer ($2,890),
Galerie Exhibition” and “Opposites Attract,” both Oct. 7 to Nov. 5. (marcoislandart.org) red shiny scuba neoprene FFrame boots ($1,490), Fendi, Marissa Collections,
Third Street South, Naples; dark green calf leather top-handle bag with metal
Museum of the Everglades, Everglades City. “Edison and Ford in Southwest
Florida,” to Nov. 1. (colliermuseums.com) buckle ($1,950), Jimmy Choo, jimmychoo.com.
Naples Art Association. “Touchable Art: A Multi-Experiential Exhibition,” PAGE 71

Oct. 4-17; “Curative Arts: Celebrating Creative Insights of Those with MS,” Oct. Black feather embroidered silk georgette/chiffon ruffle gown with crystal neck-
4 to Nov. 2; “American: What it Means to Me,” Oct. 22 to Nov. 17; “Capturing line ($8,990), silver, suede, fishnet, and glitter Mirella pumps ($795), Michael
Collier: Photographs from the Naples Art Association,” to Dec. 16. (naplesart.org) Kors Collection, Marissa Collections, Third Street South, Naples
Naples Depot Museum. “Motors and Mud: 70 Years of Swamp Buggy Cul-
ture,” to Nov. 30. (colliermuseums.com) PAGES 72-73
Silk and fur robe ($8,695), Dolce & Gabbana, dolcegabbana.com; silver, suede,
Naples Stone Gallery. “Michael Monroe’s Walls of Light,” October 1-31. fishnet, and glitter Mirella pumps ($795), Michael Kors Collection, Marissa
(michaelmonroeart.com) Collections, Third Street South, Naples.

SEEN
JON LAMBEKE, ERIC NELSON,
MORGAN DOBBINS, JON MACDONALD
BRAD CUETOS, DAVE KAHILL, KENNY

ALLEN, ALAN CROCKETT
RCMA
WHAT: Twentieth Annual Lipman Golf Classic SUPPORTS: Students from
migrant and low-income families in RCMA development centers, family child-
care homes, charter schools, and after-school programs in 21 Florida counties
WHERE: Naples Heritage Golf and Country Club, Naples
R.C. CARLTON, MARK HENDERSON,

TOM ROSSETTI, CLIFF KRUSE
MIKE AERTS, KYLE PURVIS,

JIM SNIVELY SHAWN BARLEY
PAUL HARVEY, LLOYD KITTS,

CHRIS NICHOLS, CHASE LOUK
MAYRA COLLIER
DIANE AND PETE HALLAHAN, CHRIS FOUST, CALEB NIMITZ, DONNY

BRAD AND PATTI YOUNG KNIGHT, BOBBY AND HELEN MARTIN

CONNOR NEHLS, PAIGE MUELLER, STACY BOLESKY,
JERRY SCHOENFELD ZACH GREENWALD SHARON HOLLEY
LISA KAHN, CARRIE JO TERRY,

CARRIE COONEY
MADISON MCNALLY, CANDY HEINRICH,

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WHAT: Pre-opening reception of the
STAR Store: Upscale Resale & Stellar Art
SUPPORTS: STARability programs that
emphasize teamwork, community aware-
ness, and respect for people with disabilities
WHERE: The STAR Store, Naples
MYLES AND AMY MCHALE

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LAURA GEORGELOS, STEVE

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SENSE OF PLACE
Best advice he’s 1

ever received: My
father always told
me that anything
worth having is
Chad Jensen left Michigan for Naples 15
years ago and co-launched Method & Concept, formerly the
worth working for.
Thomas Riley Studio. A graduate of the College for Creative
2 Studies in Detroit, Jensen’s interests blend fine art with
industrial design. His work has been featured at New
York Design Week and the Shanghai Art Fair. He’s
passionate about giving back and investing in young
people through the arts. Accordingly, he’s served
two terms as president of the United Arts Council
MICHAEL CARONCHI
of Collier County, is the founding director of the Naples

Design District, and sits on Florida Gulf Coast University’s
digital media design advisory board. In his spare time, he
enjoys hanging out with his three children, Sophia, Maxwell,
and Leo, and their dog, Frankie. —Caroline Ridgway
Regularly watches: Jeopar-
dy! It’s a family affair. We are 1. His idea of R&R: Kayaking with my kids. Clam Pass Park
big fans of James Holzhauer in North Naples is close, convenient, and beautiful.
[who had a 32-game winning
2. Splurges on: Health and athletic products, including the
streak earlier this year].
Ninja blender, curcumin, CBD honey, Nike Metcon shoes for
training, and Epic Flyknit for running.
3. Wardrobe essentials: A Method & Concept black T-shirt,
5 3 Lululemon ABC pants, and a fresh pair of Nike or Cole
Haan shoes. Comfort is a must.
4. Guilty pleasure junk food: Anything with peanut butter
5. Product he can’t live without: Kiehl’s Facial Fuel
4 with SPF 20
6. Favorite local dish: Braised lamb shank from Bha! Bha!
Persian Bistro
8
7. Movie he’s seen more than five times: The documen-
tary McQueen. I can’t get over the genius of late fashion
designer Alexander McQueen.
7 8. Fitness routine: CrossFit five to six days a week
9. Currently reading: The Biophilia Hypothesis by Stephen
R. Kellert and Edward O. Wilson
10. Next goal: Creating a new retail/gallery experience
with Method & Concept as we get ready to move into our
new home at The Collective in the Naples Design District,
coming in November or December.
11. Words to live by: “Do not go where the path may lead;
go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” —Ralph
6
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