Steele Thomas Marcoux

1 week ago | veranda.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

Skip to ContentEvery item on this page was chosen by a Veranda editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. These shady ladies deserve their moment in the sun. By Steele MarcouxPublished: Jun 16, 2025Best Octagonal Patio UmbrellaAruba Daydreams 9' Patio UmbrellaThis octagonal patio umbrella’s blue-and-green striped canopy will give any outdoor lounge area cabana vibes.

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."These days, outdoor entertaining and lounging spaces such patios and poolside decks are just as covetable as luxurious interior spaces. Where better to host friends and family for meals than at a beautiful outdoor dining set—or to catch up on reading than poolside on a comfortable pool lounge chair?

2 weeks ago | veranda.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

Ahoy there, sailors: Luxury cruise brand Regent Seven Seas is making waves within the hospitality industry with the first look at its Skyview Regent Suite, the largest all-inclusive, ultra-luxury cruise suite in history. Key points to know: Measuring 8,794 square feet across two levels, the Skyview Regent Suite aboard the Seven Seas Prestige is the largest all-inclusive, ultra-luxury cruise suite in history.

2 weeks ago | veranda.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

Designers and design enthusiasts: When it comes to telling your story and marketing your work, there's nothing more valuable than having high-quality photography. And while being published in a magazine like VERANDA holds unparalleled value (yes, I firmly believe this—and I know you do too!), owning the rights to your own photography gives you great opportunities to share them when and where you want. But creating those high-quality photographs can be harder than it looks.

2 weeks ago | veranda.com | Steele Thomas Marcoux

As a designer, it can be tough to know how, when, and where to market your work. This is the case with many service industries: you're supposed to be entirely focused on client service, never highlighting your hand but instead allowing the work to speak for itself. But when it comes to building your business and developing new clients, relying on word of mouth alone may not be enough. Even when designers know they need to toot their horns, it's still difficult to understand how to market oneself.