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For the tipple that has toppled every one of its rivals in the spirit world, one unequivocal truth prevails: not all rums are created equal. Synonymous with the Caribbean, the convoluted rags-to-riches story of how the region’s liquid gold conquere...

December 20, 2011

RL: Why did you choose to become an architect? TP: As a child I wanted to be an artist but was under parental pressure to take up a “real career.” Blessed with talent, I looked for ways to translate this into something tangible. Early on I became...

December 20, 2011

The West Indies' variety of resorts is as vast as the Atlantic Ocean is deep - offering everything from cottages fronting crystal-clear rivers to upscale treehouses nestled in the rainforest. The Tropics boast some of the world’s most relaxing retr...

December 20, 2011

1. IN THE LOOP Loop back on divine decor with the Flying Circle bookshelf. Available in American walnut or ebonised wood, it will have you soaring to new heights. www.ceccotticolleziono.it                 2. FR...

December 20, 2011

Nestled between mountain and sea at Mahoe Bay, a breathtakingly beautiful stretch of beach on Virgin Gorda's western coast, sits Villa Aquamare. The luxurious villa enclave rises up, built testimony to the power of a dream and the strength of friends...

December 20, 2011

RL: Why did you choose to become an architect? RT: As a young boy my parents guided me towards architecture or engineering because I was really good at creating and designing projects. When I graduated from Ryerson University’s Architecture Program...

December 20, 2011