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1 week ago | 
coolhunting.com | Lucrezia Worthington |Mike Tommasiello |Jason Harper |Julie Wolfson
From botanical bliss to MICHELIN-starred seafood, the laid-back luxury of Santa Barbara delivers a deep dive into California’s most photogenic coastal enclave Nothing says “vacation’s begun” like an open-air airport. Landing in Santa Barbara’s beautiful terminal to spectacular vistas of palm trees and the surrounding Santa Ynez mountains definitely does the trick.
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1 month ago | 
coolhunting.com | Basem Wasef |Evan Orensten |Julie Wolfson |Lucrezia Worthington
Our interview with Rachel Syme about the case for handwritten letters in our digitized world Rachel Syme, journalist, culture critic, and staff writer at the New Yorker “loves” a beautiful hand-written letter. Her fondness for The Jolly Postman and quest for post-summer camp pen pals led to a lifetime interest in letters, a writing career and her new book, Syme’s Letter Writer: A Guide to Modern Correspondence.
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1 month ago | 
cntraveller.com | Lucrezia Worthington
We've rounded up the best vineyards in Tuscany you can stay at, from hotels to guesthouses and everything in between
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1 month ago | 
coolhunting.com | Basem Wasef |Evan Orensten |Julie Wolfson |Lucrezia Worthington
TAG Heuer’s return to Formula 1 and the soul of precision TAG Heuer is back at the Formula 1 Grand Prix in a HUGE way after a twenty year absence. With a renewed focus on motor racing and bold innovations across the board, the brand’s recent momentum is more than a moment—it’s a statement of intent.
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1 month ago | 
coolhunting.com | Evan Orensten |Julie Wolfson |Josh Rubin |Lucrezia Worthington
We took a DBX707 with the new multiscreen iOS integration for a spin In a Cinderella story of technological lag followed by full-circle redemption, Aston Martin has gone from being an infotainment has-been to debuting the biggest update to Apple CarPlay since the feature was first unveiled as a concept at the 2013 Geneva International Motor Show.
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1 month ago | 
coolhunting.com | Evan Orensten |Julie Wolfson |Lucrezia Worthington |Andrew Maness
We’ve been talking about the need to reimagine travel mementos for years and are happy to support this project NYCxDESIGN xSouvenir returns for its second year with a bold reimagining of the New York City keepsake.
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1 month ago | 
coolhunting.com | Julie Wolfson |Evan Orensten |Lucrezia Worthington |Paolo Ferrarini
We were invited to the LA announcement and got hands on in an experience with artist Shantell Martin Airbnb launched in 2008 and forever changed travel for millions of people, created easier rental income for property owners and has had a major impact on housing and investment homes. While this created all kinds of benefits and opportunities, it lacked part of what travelers often seek when traveling—restaurant recommendations, where to find a local expert, or help planning a special event.
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1 month ago | 
coolhunting.com | Evan Orensten |Lucrezia Worthington |Paolo Ferrarini |Julie Wolfson
A beautiful new track and facility at Charlotte Motor Speedway hosts its first Invitational Rolling up to the newly constructed Ten Tenths Motor Club, we’re immediately impressed by the property’s design choices. Shou Sugi Ban treated wood and black brick, giving the exterior an elevated, modern look that we haven’t seen in the increasingly robust “country-club” motorsport community.
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1 month ago | 
coolhunting.com | Evan Orensten |Lucrezia Worthington |Paolo Ferrarini |Josh Rubin
A mountaintop resort above Park City, Utah features whiskey tastings, equine experiences and more Views of the Wasatchmountains set a dreamy tone for a visit to The Lodge at Blue Sky in Wanship, Utah. Take them up on their offer of a 4-wheel tour of the area with adorable spaniel-in-residence Wesson leading the way, sharing a breathtaking overview of the 3,500 acre family owned property.
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1 month ago | 
coolhunting.com | Evan Orensten |Lucrezia Worthington |Paolo Ferrarini |Mike Tommasiello
The og Japanese tea caddy maker created a pop up for Milan’s Design Week to debut its book and limited edition anniversary collection Kaikado was founded in Kyoto in 1875 by Kiyosuke Kaikado, who developed Japan’s first tinplate tea canisters (chazutsu), which offered a significant advantage over traditional earthenware, wood or copper jars by providing an airtight seal to maintain tea freshness; the company is recognized as the oldest handmade tea canister manufacturer in Japan.
