Angela Caraway-Carlton

2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Angela Caraway-Carlton

World Earth Day is April 22, but Florida residents and visitors don’t need a special day to be good environmental stewards of the Earth. Florida’s extreme natural beauty is worth celebrating and saving, and you can couple a vacation with do-good-for-the-Earth activities. From a free boat ride in the Florida Keys that targets the trash in treasured waters, to hotels with sustainability at their core, to thrilling eco-friendly experiences, make your trip to Florida both fun and impactful.

3 weeks ago | bocamag.com | Angela Caraway-Carlton

“That’s good, baby!” It’s a phrase you don’t typically hear at a pro tennis match—but it’s endearing when it comes from tennis superstar Andre Agassi to his equally famous wife, Steffi Graf. The duo faced off with another top tennis pair, Andy Roddick and Kim Clijsters, in a mixed-doubles match during the “Grand Slam Weekend” at The Breakers Palm Beach in late March.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Angela Caraway-Carlton

No one needs an excuse to visit the Florida Keys — but if you’re looking for one — we’ve got several fresh reasons to inspire a getaway. From a crush-worthy Islamorada resort that includes a new adult-centric stay, to a swanky speakeasy in Key Largo, and a new restaurant in Duck Key by a lauded chef with Michelin fame — the Florida Keys is now owning an elevated vibe. Roll down the car windows, cue the yacht rock, and hit the Overseas Highway to explore these new spots in the Florida Keys.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Angela Caraway-Carlton

Every family has their own vacation style. Some want to chill on a beach and then retreat to spacious accommodations meant for family game nights and dinners together. Others desire to be wild and free, exploring nature and camping out in rustic digs, while itinerary-driven families want to fill their days with non-stop entertainment. Those with older kids often look for cultural immersion vacations that include museum hopping and hands-on learning activities.

1 month ago | atlantahomesmag.com | Angela Caraway-Carlton |Mali Azima

New beginnings can be at once daunting and full of possibilities. For designer Lauren DeLoach’s client, a widower seeking a new home from which to fortify his spirits and embark on his next chapter, a 1930s bungalow steps from Buckhead’s Duck Pond was just the place. Though nearly a century old, the home was renovated by Norris Broyles Architects, Inc. and Adam Pollock of Castlehaven Construction under former owners to yield a contemporized cottage with alluring historical touches intact.