Innehållsförteckning för October 2016 från Naples Illustrated

When seasons change, we’re often inspired to change our decor or start planning that home project we’ve been thinking about for far too long. The toughest part is getting started when it seems the options are endless—and overwhelming. Still, the anticipation of a fresh look and feel in our homes can often be enough of a nudge to take the first step. In this Home & Garden issue, we have 20 inspiring pages of expert advice to help plan your next project, whether it’s a simple decor refresh or a complete home makeover. We consulted more than a dozen local top interior designers to share their best tips for every room in the house. The result is “100+ Inspiring Home Design Ideas,” beginning on page 50, which includes how to…

Although born into Hollywood royalty, Stephen Bogart exudes an unpretentious air, sprinkling a conversation with self-deprecating wit. As the son of legendary actors Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, he devotes himself to sharing and preserving his father’s work. He also works with ECAN, the Esophageal Cancer Action Network, volunteering time, as well as his voice for a PSA, to raise awareness, because his father died from esophageal cancer. Stephen moved to Naples a few years ago with his wife, Carla, who works with locally based NewsBank Inc., a leading global information provider. The couple first became friends in 1982, then reconnected after years in and out of touch, and married in 2014. The Bogarts organize a wonderful annual tribute to Bogie—the Humphrey Bogart Film Festival (bogartfilmfestival.com) in Key Largo, with…

INTERIOR MOTIVES Upholstery-style fabrics and accents make bold statements this fall Style Notes RICH TEXTURES: Brocade, needlepoint, velvet, and tartans reign supreme FRINGE BENEFITS: Top off your look with a tassel embellishment or accessory STACKED UP: Try the trend with this season’s must-have chunky block heel…

I ALWAYS TRY TO CAPTURE THE SERENITY THE NATURAL WORLD OFFERS TO CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE OF PEACE AND TRANQUILITY— SOFT BLUES AND GREENS, LIGHT-COLORED CEILINGS, A SOFT RUG. —LISA KAHN ALL ABOUT THE BED WHAT’S TRENDING NOW ... Built-in, super-clean bed frames using platform or sandboxstyle frames to hide everything but the mattress are popular, according to Dwayne Bergmann of Dwayne Bergmann Interiors. “Linens need to be luxurious and lightweight,” he says, noting Matouk linens with bamboo duvet inserts as his picks. Jenny Provost of K2 Design Group is also seeing requests for platform beds from her clients, specifically in leather and textile combinations, such as the Tatlin bed by Minotti. Upholstered headboards are trending right now, adds Bethany O’Neil of Bethany O’Neil Interior Design. “Also, the footboard bed frame…

Lace up your old sneaks and get ready to walk the swamp this Halloween weekend. Walks depart from iconic landscape photographer Clyde Butcher’s Big Cypress Gallery, where he is hosting an open house October 29 and 30. Gather family and friends and sign up for a trek led by Big Cypress National Preserve rangers. Remember to wear long pants and a long-sleeve shirt, and don’t forget the bug spray and a hat. It is also a good idea to bring a change of clothes. Fee is $50 for adults, free for children. Kids must be at least 6 years old, or tall enough to walk the swamp. All proceeds go to the South Florida National Parks Trust to support outdoor education programs for kids in Big Cypress. You will also…

NI: What inspired you to open a jewelry store? Janss: When I moved to Naples, there were only 7,000 people here. I was married to someone and he owned a gift store. I was a model, but there weren’t opportunities for that here. My interest in jewelry was what moved me into it. Then, people found out about me, and I started making them jewelry. What has changed about your pieces or design process over the years? A lot, really. I used to make bigger, more artsy pieces, with precious and semiprecious stones. You have to move in the direction of style changes. It’s all a constant state of flux. What has kept you in business all these years? My philosophy is to listen to people. That’s how you discover…

The perfect room fragrance goes a long way in creating a warm ambience at home. Some of our favorites: Carthusia Note Arancia with subtle orange notes that recall days in Capri ($65 for 100 ml, bigelowchemists.com); Juara Hope soy candle with an exotic bouquet of greens, freesia, and jasmine ($35, juaraskincare.com); Dr. Vranjes room diffuser in Ginger Lime ($85 for 250 ml, bigelowchemists.com); L’Artisan Parfumeur La Boule de Provence, a handcrafted terra cotta sphere containing perfumed crystals of lavender and herbs ($140, beautyhabit.com); and Nest Sicilian Tangerine scented candle with a tropical blend of citrus, passionfruit, and mango ($40, Sephora).…

“Quartzite is a natural product and impervious to stains and watermarks. Also, calcite, a hard version of marble, and Calacutta marble, a creamier version of the typical gray and white marble.” —Bethany O’Neil, Bethany O’Neil Interior Design “Man-made quartz countertop materials— such as Cambria, Silestone, Pompeii—are available in natural stone-like selections, such as Carrara marble, mimestone, et cetera.” —Laurie Walter, Cinnabar Design “Veneer wood ‘slab’ countertops are back in fashion.” —Dwayne Bergmann, Dwayne Bergmann Interiors “Man-made quartz with thick edges. We love the Estatuario style of Neolith countertops, which mimics Carrara marble and performs extremely well.” —Faith Fix, Freestyle Interiors “Continuous countertops that run up the back wall as a backsplash are my favorite kitchen trend. They are seamless, no joints or grout lines, which makes them easier to keep…

Culinary curiosity and appetites will be satisfied at the second annual Foodie Camp Naples (foodiecampnaples.com), created last year by members of Naples Originals, a group of independent, locally owned restaurants, along with St. Matthew’s House Executive Chef Kristofer Jubinville. It offers 90-minute classes at some top restaurants, with each chef bringing something unique to the experience. While providing food lovers with an up-close look at some of Naples’ best chefs and restaurants, the camp also gives back to the community. The event expands this year with twice the number of cooking classes than the inaugural event. Last year, the event sold out with 11 chefs and raised $7,000 that was divided equally between St. Matthew’s House and two culinary scholarships at Florida Gulf Coast University. Both will be the beneficiaries again.…

FRENCH COUNTRY ELEGANCE ADDRESS: 475 Putter Point Drive, Moorings, Naples YEAR BUILT: 2006 OFFERED AT: $2,445,000 SIZE: 4,130 square feet living space, 6,187 total SPECIAL FEATURES: Completely updated and redone to be even better than new, this lovely French country home is reminiscent of the rural French countryside with an exquisitely detailed entrance, circular drive, and courtyard walk complete with fountain. Combining relaxed and refined, the interior is an oasis of light and airy spaces detailed with the best materials and artisanal craftsmanship. The spacious gourmet kitchen has everything— stainless steel appliances, Taj Mahal Pompeii quartz counters, Blanco sink, and a wonderful footprint that blends the kitchen into the morning room and outdoor veranda for entertaining in a tropical manner. The first level master (there are two, one on each…

Lamoraga will host the second Pink Celebrity Bartender Night, a fundraiser with proceeds benefiting Susan G. Komen Southwest Florida, October 13. The event is designed to raise funds to find a cure for breast cancer, increase awareness, and provide vital information on detecting breast cancer in its early stages. This year’s party will feature eight celebrity bartenders competing for the most tips, including Tom Nutten, a Super Bowl champion and former NFL guard for the St. Louis Rams; chef Brian Roland of Crave Culinaire; Wilfredo Emanuel, an interior designer at Clive Daniel Home; star stylist Sashy Zachmann, owner of Sashy Hairdesign Club, and his wife and manager, Stephanie; Batya Maman, CEO of social media marketing company Social Connect and philanthropist; Benjamin Fleischer, CEO of Pyure Brands; and Winston Justice, NFL…

MAKE-A-WISH SOUTHERN FLORIDA WHAT: PIRATE-THEMED SEND-OFF PARTY WHO: WISH CHILD BRADY TESS AND FAMILY, AND GUESTS WHERE: HOSTED BY THE RITZ-CARLTON, NAPLES THE IMMOKALEE FOUNDATION WHAT: 10TH INTER-CLUB CHALLENGE WHO: GOLFERS FROM SOUTHWEST FLORIDA’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS COMMUNITIES, LOCAL COUNTRY CLUB PROS, AND TIF CORPORATE SPONSORS WHERE: BONITA BAY CLUB NAPLES THE LATCHKEY LEAGUE WHAT: KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY WHO: SUPPORTERS OF THE SALVATION ARMY NAPLES’ YOUTH CENTER UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN EAST NAPLES WHERE: HOME OF JUDY SHANLEY IN PELICAN BAY THE FOUNDERS FUND WHAT: THE ED BRENNAN MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT BANQUET WHO: MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION, WHO RAISED $450,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS BENEFITING DESERVING COLLIER COUNTY STUDENTS WHERE: THE CLUB PELICAN BAY…

DAVID LAWRENCE CENTER WHAT: SUNSET CRUISE WHO: MEMBERS AND GUESTS OF DLC’S YOUNG EXECUTIVES, WHO RAISED NEARLY $3,000 FOR THE CENTER WHERE: THE NAPLES PRINCESS PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS-COLLIER WHAT: LOVE THAT DRESS! COLLECTION PARTY WHO: GUESTS SUPPORTING THE MISSION OF PACE CENTER TO PROVIDE GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN OPPORTUNITIES FOR A BETTER FUTURE WHERE: CLIVE DANIEL HOME…

Local veterans will head to Washington, D.C., on a special trip later this month to be honored for their service and recognized for their sacrifice. It’s all part of Collier County Honor Flight (collierhonorflight.org), which takes World War II and Korean War veterans to the nation’s capital to visit war memorials, as well as to Arlington National Cemetery for the Changing of the Guard. The trips are supported solely by private donations and volunteers, and at no cost to the veterans. Three years ago this month, Collier County Honor Flight was launched by Dr. Deborah Lux, a former U.S. Navy officer, and her husband, Sean, a U.S. Air Force veteran, after being inspired by the documentary Honor Flight, which they watched at a local screening in Naples. The documentary is…

EVENTS WATERSIDE SHOPS HOSTS EVENTS ALL YEAR LONG WITH A PHILANTHROPIC ELEMENT. A FEW OF THIS MONTH’S HIGHLIGHTS: October 25: Community School of Naples Eighth Annual Model Student Fashion Show, supports the CSN Financial Aid Program October 28: Boo Bash, trick-or-treating, stilt walkers, jugglers, and more Coins for a Cause: The coins from the fountains in 2016 are donated to The Shelter for Abused Women & Children…

CONTINUING THE LOOK OF THE FLOORING FROM THE INSIDE TO THE OUTDOOR LIVING AREA CREATES A HARMONIOUS FLOW.” —KIRA KRÜMM 5 WAYS TO BRING THE OUTDOORS IN Usher in your surroundings by creating a visual flow. When Lisa Kahn of Lisa Kahn Designs first looks at a project, she studies the surrounding landscape for colors, textures, and shapes she can repeat inside. “Creating a visual tie through repetition is very effective at bringing the outside inside,” Kahn says. You can also use an accent color from the interior as the dominant color in the outdoor spaces, suggests Linda Burke of Linda Burke Interiors. In flooring, “wood-look” tile is popular as it mimics indoor hardwood flooring, according to Kira Krümm of KDG-Kira Krümm & Co. “Visually, this creates a harmonious flow…

When starting a vegetable garden, many home gardeners have their eyes on growing ripe, delicious tomatoes—and as we head into autumn, it’s the ideal time to start planting. From seed to fruit, the growing process for tomatoes can take 19 weeks in the fall, if not longer, and it actually doesn’t start in the garden, according to Monica Ozores-Hampton, associate professor of vegetable horticulture at the University of Florida’s Southwest Florida Research and Education Center in Immokalee. “You have to grow the tomatoes in a small container, with a specific germ medium [potting soil] that you can find at any gardening store, for six weeks,” she explains. “Once you have two leaves, you can move what we call ‘the transplant’ into the garden, for 13 weeks. It’s a twostep process.…

Choice Work There is still time to catch the “Your Choice 2016” exhibit at The von Liebig Art Center. The show includes a wide-ranging variety of works by current member artists of the Naples Art Association (naplesart.org). Pieces in all media are on display. As the exhibition is nonjuried, it provides a showcase for artists of all skill levels. The show bestowed five awards, with winners chosen during the preview reception by a popular vote. The exhibit will run through October 14. 5 WORKS BY RUSSIAN ARTIST STANISLAV PLUTENKO ARE FEATURED AT EAST WEST FINE ART AT MERCATO. (EAST WESTFINEART.COM) 18 HARMON-MEEK | MODERN REOPENS WITH WORKS BY SEVERAL ARTISTS, INCLUDING RICHARD SEGALMAN. (HARMONMEEK MODERN.COM) BELOW: “NEW ACQUISITIONS: IN CONTEXT,” WILL BE AT THE BAKER MUSEUM THROUGH OCTOBER 23. (ARTIS…

COVER Pink sequined and embroidered tulle dress (price upon request), Dolce & Gabbana, dolcegabbana.com; special order, Marissa Collections, Naples TABLE OF CONTENTS Salvatore Ferragamo silk printed shirt with mink detail ($1,650), silk printed skirt ($1,350), Salvatore Ferragamo, Naples PAGES 76-77 Silk skirt ($1,990), sheer top ($2,990), Fendi, Saks Fifth Avenue, Naples; calf leather gaiters ($1,750), calf leather booties ($2,350), Fendi, fendi.com PAGE 78 Pink sequined and embroidered tulle dress (price upon request), Dolce & Gabbana, dolcegabbana.com PAGE 79 Pomme gazar high-neck three-quarter-sleeve flounce gown with contrast black grosgrain trim, contrast black mink fur insert, and jeweled patch embroidery on top and cuffs ($14,000), Gucci, Naples PAGE 80 Patchwork dress with crochet inset at collar ($5,667), Lili platform strap pump ($1,495), Marc Jacobs, marcjacobs.com PAGE 81 Brocade dress ($3,420), leather corset…

always exudes a cheerful radiance at the many charitable events she supports in Naples. This season, along with another couple, Dockweiler and her husband, Jamie, will co-chair the Community School of Naples’ Angel Ball. The Dockweilers and their two young children split their time between Linville, North Carolina, and Naples, but their commitment to our community reveals where she calls home. Among events she favors during season: the Naples International Film Festival, for which she sits on the board, and Hats in the Garden, which she previously served as chair. 1. Perfect afternoon in Naples: Check in to The Ritz-Carlton, Naples and pretend I was on vacation. 2. Favorite artists: Eric Forstmann’s art inspires me. I’m typically drawn to contemporary/abstract art, but I also have a passion for photography, and…