Elizabeth Varnell

1 month ago | magazinec.com | David Nash |Elizabeth Varnell

Each month we share five unmissable things to see and do in the Golden State. You heard it here first. Words by DAVID NASH and ELIZABETH VARNELLWONDER VALLEY A Desert Oasis With an Element of SurpriseSituated on a 200-acre property where the Mojave National Preserve and Joshua Tree National Park intersect in Wonder Valley, California, FOLLY MOJAVE is the second off-the-grid sustainable desert vacation property from owner-operator Hillary Flur.

Sep 2, 2024 | sbmag.com | Elizabeth Varnell

Generations of ALLI ADDISON’S kin have lived at Dana Adobe, which inspires her equestrian-themed Milton Menasco line Written by Elizabeth VarnellPhotographs by Dewey NicksIf you grow up on a ranch, “it’s almost required that you have braids and braces and draw horses all day,” says Alli Addison.

Jun 5, 2024 | sbmag.com | Elizabeth Varnell

Goop and Loro Piana orchestrate an elegant poolside gathering at Gwyneth Paltrow’s home Written by Elizabeth VarnellPhotographs by Jason Sean Weiss/bfa.comOn a Friday in May, Gwyneth Paltrow welcomed friends and neighbors to an alfresco dinner at her Montecito residence, hosted by goop and Loro Piana.

Mar 27, 2024 | magazinec.com | Max Berlinger |David Nash |Elizabeth Varnell

Each month we share five unmissable things to see and do in the Golden State. You heard it here first. Words by MAX BERLINGER, DAVID NASH, and ELIZABETH VARNELLLOS ANGELES Pop Goes the Easel at Ed Ruscha RetrospectiveWhether using signs, sayings, and slang; shooting images of architecture; making drawings with gunpowder; or painting landscapes superimposed with text, ED RUSCHA has held a mirror to American society for decades.

Mar 6, 2024 | sbmag.com | Elizabeth Varnell

JORDANA BREWSTER renovated a 100-year-old house as a weekend getaway for her newly blended family, then realized she never wanted to leave Written by Elizabeth VarnellPhotographs by Sami DrasinStyling by Katie BofsheverSays Jordana Brewster of her first forays to Montecito, “I started coming here to escape. There was no one around, and I’d read and write, and there was a level of peace.