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There’s something magical about combining wine, spa treatments, and a luxury stay. That’s exactly what you experience at Entre Cielos Wine & Wellness Hotel in Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza. This boutique hotel sits directly among Malbec vineyards, with the Andes visible from nearly every angle. It operates as an intimate, self-contained retreat—bringing together lodging, a spa, and a restaurant, all thoughtfully centered on the region’s wine culture. The hotel has 24 rooms across six categories. Worth noting is the opportunity to sleep above the vineyards by booking the limited-edition Loft Suite , a futuristic structure suspended over the vines. It offers a panoramic terrace and a private hot tub. There are also eight Vineyard Lofts—shipping containers transformed into luxury accommodations—each featuring a private terrace and beautifully positioned within the vineyards. The hotel is part of the L.V.X. Collection of Preferred Hotels & Resorts and holds a Michelin Guide recommendation for its Nube Restaurant, which focuses on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. It also currently ranks first in its category on TripAdvisor. Entre Cielos is home to The Hamam Spa, Latin America’s only authentic hammam spa. From the property, it took about 20 minutes to reach downtown Mendoza and roughly 40 minutes to reach the international airport. The grounds include three hectares of planted Malbec, which are actively integrated into the guest experience. As expected, the property also produces its own wines through an adjacent production facility and offers a wide selection worth trying. The best time to book is during the wine harvest (Vendimia) season, which runs from late February through March and into April. Guardia Vieja 1998 Luján de Cuyo Mendoza, Argentina +54 9 261 554 6695   www.entrecielos.com By Markin Abras. Photos/ Entre Cielos

Mendoza is one of Argentina’s most compelling travel destinations, set at the foothills of the Andes Mountains and defined by wide boulevards, leafy plazas, and a dramatic mountain backdrop. The region is globally known as the heart of Argentine wine country, particularly for Malbec , with hundreds of wineries ranging from historic bodegas to cutting-edge architectural estates across Luján de Cuyo , Maipú , and the Uco Valley . Beyond wine, Mendoza offers a relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere, a strong gastronomic identity rooted in seasonal produce and fire cooking, and refined hospitality. Photo by Nicolas Perez, Unsplash The city’s history is deeply intertwined with both indigenous cultures and Spanish colonization, later shaped by waves of European immigration in the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly from Italy and Spain. Mendoza played a pivotal role in Argentina’s Independence, serving as the base where General José de San Martín organized the Army of the Andes before crossing into Chile in 1817. A devastating earthquake in 1861 destroyed much of the original city, prompting a forward-thinking urban redesign that introduced wide streets, irrigation canals known as acequias, and the green plazas that define the city today. There is no shortage of things to do in and around Mendoza. Wine lovers can explore renowned wineries through tastings, vineyard lunches, and cellar tours, often set against sweeping Andean views. Outdoor enthusiasts can visit Aconcagua Provincial Park , home to Mount Aconcagua , the highest peak in the Americas, or enjoy white-water rafting on the Mendoza River, cycling through vineyards, and horseback riding in the foothills. The city itself offers museums, local markets, cafés, and a vibrant dining scene that balances tradition with modern influences. Photo by Natalia Bazyl Unsplash Mendoza is also quite accessible. Nonstop flights from Buenos Aires usually take about 1 hour and 55 minutes, making it an easy escape from the capital for a long weekend or longer stay. El Plumerillo International Airport (MDZ) is located just outside the city centre, allowing travelers to move quickly from plane to vineyard or mountain road. For international travelers, a popular option is to first land in Santiago, Chile and then take a short nonstop flight to Mendoza, which typically takes about 1 hour from Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL) to MDZ on major carriers. Read about some notable wineries to visit: Zuccardi Valle de Uco Entre Cielos By Markin Abras.

In the heart of the Recoleta neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Duhau Restaurante & Vinoteca stands as one of the city’s most refined dining destinations. Located within the historic Palacio Duhau at the Park Hyatt Buenos Aires , the restaurant occupies a beautifully restored mansion that captures the city’s belle-époque spirit, with grand interiors and outdoor seating overlooking the lush Duhau Garden—a welcome escape from the city’s high-energy streets. Led by Chef Franco Rossi , the kitchen is driven by a contemporary Argentine philosophy that emphasizes technique, seasonality, and a deep respect for product. The menu draws from Argentina’s farmland and waters, showcasing wood-grilled meats, fresh seafood, and carefully sourced vegetables prepared with restraint and clarity. Standout dishes include ocean and river fish, Patagonian trout, and Black Hake, alongside an extensive selection of Argentine beef cuts such as Wagyu, dry-aged Black Angus New York strip, rib eye, and tenderloin. These are complemented by classic, vegetable-forward sides and generous plates designed for sharing such as milanesas and slow-roasted short ribs. Wine is central to the experience, with a program curated by the restaurant’s sommeliers that spans Argentina’s leading wine regions and select international labels, supported by an impressive cellar. Completing the offering are the Vinoteca and Cheese Room , intimate spaces dedicated to wine and artisanal cheeses, allowing guests to explore thoughtful pairings and focused tastings that enhance the overall dining experience. Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt Buenos Aires Avenida Alvear 1661 Buenos Aires C1014AAD +54 11 5171-1234 palacioduhauexperience.com By Markin Abras | Photos Park Hyatt

Buenos Aires’ fine-dining scene grows out of a long tradition shaped by immigration, access to a wide range of produce, and a culture centered on eating together. For much of the 20th century, the city’s most respected restaurants were steakhouses and European-style dining rooms rooted in Spanish and Italian cooking. In the early 2000s, a new generation of chefs began to reinterpret these traditions, drawing on contemporary techniques while keeping a strong focus on local products such as grass-fed beef, freshwater fish, Atlantic seafood, and seasonal produce. This shift marked the beginning of a more experimental fine-dining identity, one that remained tied to Argentine ingredients rather than imported luxury models. A major milestone came in 2023, when the Michelin Guide officially launched its first edition for Buenos Aires and Mendoza, placing the city on the global fine-dining map. Since then, Buenos Aires has received multiple Michelin distinctions. We highlight two culinary destinations worth trying in the following articles: Duhau Restaurante & Vinoteca Casa Cavia By ML Staff. Photo/Peep This Photo, Pexels

E extend daily living space, and create a private wellness retreat that supports healthier, more intentional living. Once relegated to backyards and vacation resorts, pools are now being reimagined as architectural centerpieces, places where design, technology, and well-being quietly converge. Elevated / rooftop acrylic and stainless-steel spa swimming pool. Photo courtesy of Diamond Spa Berglund Architects, LLC Builder/Shaeffer Hyde. Copyright Stovall Studio Looking toward 2026, Miami Living  spoke with Mitch Martinek, design manager at Diamond Spas & Pools , about the trends shaping the future of custom aquatic environments. Operating for nearly three decades, the company has built a global reputation for custom aquatic design, creating pools, spas, and water features for private residences, hotels, and wellness destinations worldwide. Unlike traditional builders that rely on fiberglass or gunite, Diamond Spas fabricates vessels from stainless steel, copper, glass, and floating structures, materials that allow for greater design flexibility, durability, and long-term performance. Miami Living: How are lifestyle and wellness influencing pool and spa design in 2026? Mitch Martinek: Clients now view pools and spas as personal wellness retreats rather than occasional luxury features. They want calm, restorative spaces designed for daily use. Many are requesting year-round functionality and integrating fitness elements such as swim currents for training or underwater treadmills for therapy. ML: How has sustainability been integrated into Diamond Spas projects? Martinek : All of our products are fabricated using recycled stainless steel. We also offer systems that integrate with geothermal and solar power, which helps reduce the overall energy impact of our vessels. Elevated / rooftop acrylic and stainless-steel spa swimming pool. Photo courtesy of Diamond Spa Berglund Architects, LLC Builder/Shaeffer Hyde. Copyright Stovall Studio ML: How has technology changed the way you design pools and spas today? Martinek : Modern pool equipment can integrate seamlessly into a home’s automation system. This gives homeowners 24/7 access to critical data, allowing them to monitor and adjust settings and temperatures. It improves the user experience and helps reduce energy consumption. ML: What role does regional climate play in your designs? Martinek : Location is a major factor in determining layout and equipment selection. Climate conditions influence performance and maintenance, so setting proper user expectations from the start is essential. ML: How do you balance bold design with long-term relevance? Martinek : We focus on simplicity and elegance. We include features clients truly want and avoid unnecessary additions. We also design with future serviceability in mind. Our shell construction allows easy access to fittings and plumbing, which makes long-term maintenance faster and extends the vessel’s lifespan. ML: What are some unexpected client requests you’ve seen recently? Martinek : We were recently contracted to fabricate a rooftop koi pond that cascades into a lower basin, also housing koi fish. It required research into koi environments and pushed our team to apply our expertise in a new way. Elevated / rooftop acrylic and stainless-steel spa designed with bench seating, LED lighting and two front infinity edge water feature walls with catch basin. Photo courtesy of Diamond Spa. Copyright Weldon Brewster Photography ML: How do you see pools and spas integrating more into home architecture? Martinek : Indoor pools, spas, and cold plunges are becoming more common. These vessels are now being integrated into gyms, wellness areas, and primary bedrooms. Indoor placement allows year-round use with lower energy demand and makes it easier for homeowners to maintain consistent wellness routines. For more information visit  www.diamondspas.com  or call Diamond Spas toll free: (800) 951-7727 By ML Staff. Images/Diamond  Spas & Pools .

Moschino presented its Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection, continuing the brand’s focus on modern silhouettes and clear design narratives. The lineup reflects a streamlined approach to seasonal dressing, with an emphasis on wearable pieces that balance structure and movement. The collection explores updated proportions and material choices suited to everyday use, reinforcing Moschino’s position within contemporary fashion while maintaining its recognizable identity. Shown as part of the Spring 2026 season, the collection signals the brand’s direction for the coming year. More details are available on Moschino’s official website . By ML staff. Images Moschino.

Tiffany & Co. has long been synonymous with the pinnacle of personal adornment, but its latest home collections suggest that luxury is most potent when it permeates the domestic sphere. By translating the house’s iconic visual language into objects for the home, Tiffany & Co. invites its clientele to view daily rituals as opportunities for artistic expression. This season, four distinct collections— Tiffany Toile, Tiffany Cherry Blossom, Tiffany Jardin, and Tiffany Twist —stand as a testament to the brand's ability to blend heritage motifs with contemporary living. The Tiffany Toile  and Tiffany Cherry Blossom  collections serve as poetic tributes to the house’s history. Toile features whimsical, archive-inspired illustrations of New York City, where the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty mingle with "Bird on a Rock" motifs on Tiffany Blue® bone china. In contrast, the Cherry Blossom collection draws from archival floral masterpieces to imbue Limoges porcelain with a sense of timeless, feminine elegance. Each piece, often finished with a hand-painted gold rim, transforms the dining table into a canvas of storytelling and heritage. The narrative of nature continues with Tiffany Jardin , a collection that captures the vitality of the natural world through flora and fauna motifs first introduced on 19th-century Tiffany hollowware. Delicate illustrations of birds and butterflies teem with life across porcelain platters and mugs, offering a refined, organic aesthetic. This collection bridges the gap between high-art conceptualism and the practical needs of a modern household, encouraging a seamless integration of luxury into every meal. Rounding out the offering is Tiffany Twist , a contemporary exploration of form and light. Unlike the illustrative nature of the other collections, Twist focuses on a sleek, ripple effect in mouth-blown glass. Crafted in Murano, Italy, these tumblers, pitchers, and decanters—often featuring hand-painted gold rims—bring a vibrant, tactile dimension to barware. The collection’s strength lies in its versatility, designed to mix beautifully with the house's dinnerware for a look that is both coordinated and unexpected. Ultimately, these collections represent a shift toward a more holistic definition of luxury—one that is lived-in rather than merely worn. By integrating iconic design codes like the "Blue Box" legacy into the fabric of the home, Tiffany & Co. ensures that elegance is a constant presence. Whether through the cool ripple of a Twist glass or the historical charm of a Toile plate, the focus remains on the exceptional quality of the objects that define our most personal spaces. Visitors can explore these collections at the Tiffany & Co. Miami Design District boutique at 160 NE 40th St, Miami, FL 33137, where personalized service complements the curated offerings. By ML Staff. Images/Tiffany & Co.

Miami has a bit of a reputation as the world’s plastic surgery capital, but if you look past the neon billboards and the high-speed clinics, you’ll find something refreshingly different in Coral Gables. At Grace Surgical Arts , the conversation isn’t about chasing “perfection”—it’s about restoration, balance, and confidence. Founded by Dr. Grace Valina, Grace Surgical Arts has quietly become a sanctuary for patients seeking thoughtful, personalized care. The practice offers a comprehensive range of facial, breast, and body contouring services, as well as non-surgical options. This allows patients to address both aesthetic goals and medical concerns with a female cosmetic surgeon who specializes in cosmetic procedures. An Artist’s Eye & A Global Education Long before she ever picked up a scalpel, Dr. Valina was mastering the brush and the pencil. She isn’t just a surgeon who appreciates art—she’s an award-winning artist with years of competitive exhibitions in drawing and painting. That artistic intuition directly informs her facial services, including facelifts, eyelid surgery, brow lifts, lip lifts, facial fat grafting, and face and neck liposuction, where precision and proportion are everything. Her artistic sensibility was refined through a truly global medical education. Training under world-renowned authorities in the United States, Russia, Germany, and the Philippines, Dr. Valina approaches every procedure like a composition. Whether she’s restoring volume to the face, refining the neckline, or performing delicate earlobe repair, the result is never trend-driven—it’s bespoke and deeply personal. Photo/Cihan Oguzmetin, Pexels Safety as a Sacred Trust While artistry draws patients in, Dr. Valina’s unwavering commitment to safety is what earns their trust. With extensive experience in trauma and minimally invasive general surgery, she brings a level of clinical rigor that sets Grace Surgical Arts apart. Her triple board-certified background supports a wide technical expertise in procedures, from advanced body contouring—such as tummy tucks and liposuction, Brazilian Butt Lifts (BBL and BBL revisions), abdominal etching, arm and thigh lifts, mommy makeovers, and scar revision—to breast procedures including augmentation, lifts, reductions, fat transfer, implant removal, gynecomastia surgery, and gender-affirming breast reconstruction. Beyond aesthetics, the practice also offers general surgical services such as hernia repairs (umbilical, groin, ventral, and laparoscopic), gallbladder removal, diagnostic laparoscopy, colonoscopy, EGD, mole and lipoma removal, biopsies, breast lumpectomy, and anorectal procedures. This comprehensive capability allows Dr. Valina to care for patients holistically, always prioritizing health alongside appearance. The Family Dynamic & Recovery What truly distinguishes Grace Surgical Arts is how it feels the moment you walk through the door. Patients are treated like family, not case numbers. Drc. Valina understands that surgery—whether a facelift, breast augmentation, or labiaplasty—is a major life event. Each consultation is carefully tailored to the patient’s anatomy, goals, and lifestyle. Recovery is never an afterthought. From drain care education after breast surgery to customized compression guidance following body contouring or BBL procedures, patients receive a clear, supportive recovery roadmap. For those seeking subtle enhancement without downtime, the practice also offers non-surgical treatments such as BOTOX®, dermal fillers, lip fillers, IPL photofacials, laser skin resurfacing, laser hair removal, and Skinvive—delivering noticeable results with minimal disruption. Photo/Oliver Johnson, Unsplash Making the Dream Accessible Dr. Valina believes confidence should never feel out of reach. Grace Surgical Arts offers flexible payment options, including in-house financing and partnerships with Alphaeon and CareCredit, helping patients move forward with clarity and peace of mind. The Bottom Line In a city often obsessed with the “next big thing,” Dr. Grace Valina remains committed to timeless principles: safety, artistry, and genuine human connection. By offering a full spectrum of facial, breast, body, general, and non-surgical services, Grace Surgical Arts proves that cosmetic surgery isn’t about becoming someone else—it’s about restoring harmony and finally feeling at home in your own skin. Connect with Grace Surgical Arts Grace Surgical Arts 747 Ponce De Leon Blvd., Ste 403 Coral Gables, FL 33134 Telephone: (786) 885-3305 Website: surgicalarts.miami By ML Staff.

Aman is set to open Aman Miami Beach in the heart of the Faena District, introducing a hotel and a limited collection of private residences with direct ocean views. The project combines a new Aman hotel with Aman Residences, offering buyers the opportunity to own within the brand’s hospitality-driven model. The residences are designed as private retreats while providing access to hotel services and amenities. Designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, the property reflects an Art Deco influence through a contemporary lens. The architecture incorporates soft minimal lines, natural materials, and open layouts that emphasize light and movement. Interiors draw on Japanese-inspired elements and aim to create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. Residents will have access to a private pool, an Aman Spa, and dedicated dining venues. They will also receive priority access to the adjacent Aman hotel, located in the historic Versailles building. With its location in the Faena District, Aman Miami Beach brings the brand’s design-focused and service-driven approach to one of the city’s most active cultural corridors. To learn more visit  www.aman.com By ML Staff/ Photo courtesy Aman

Gulfstream has introduced the G800, the world’s longest-range business aircraft with a maximum range of 8,200 nautical miles and speeds up to Mach 0.935. The jet is designed for nonstop global travel, connecting more destinations faster than any other business aircraft. The cabin can accommodate up to 19 passengers and sleep 10, offering multiple living areas with high-speed Wi-Fi, advanced air filtration, and customizable lighting to support work, relaxation, and sleep. Gulfstream’s Symmetry Flight Deck uses active control sidesticks and ten touch-screen displays to improve safety and reduce pilot workload. Fuel-efficient Rolls-Royce Pearl 700 engines and aerodynamic design enhance range while lowering environmental impact. To learn more visit www.gulfstream.com By ML Staff / Photos Gulfstream

The Dolce & Gabbana Women’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection arrives as a definitive study in contrast, expertly navigating the space between rigorous tailoring and relaxed silhouettes. This season, the house moves away from singular narratives to explore a more versatile wardrobe, one that mirrors the multifaceted lives of the modern woman. By blending traditionally masculine structures with an inherent feminine grace, the collection proposes a new standard for contemporary luxury that feels both grounded and aspirational. At the heart of the presentation was an interrogation of the classic suit. Sharp, architectural blazers and high-waisted trousers anchored the runway, showcasing the impeccable Italian craftsmanship that remains the brand’s hallmark. However, these structured "masculine" foundations were softened by a deliberate play with transparency and lightness. Silk chiffon blouses and delicate lace inserts provided a counter-narrative, ensuring that even the most formidable tailored look retained a sense of fluid movement and sensuality. The transition from day to evening was handled with a sophisticated subtlety. Rather than distinct categories, the designers presented pieces that function as modular elements of a high-end lifestyle. Oversized, casual knits and relaxed outerwear were styled alongside shimmering evening skirts, suggesting a wardrobe that is as appropriate for a spontaneous daytime engagement as it is for a formal gala. This versatility is the collection's greatest strength, offering a seamless integration of "high" and "low" style codes. Tradition remained a guiding light, though it was viewed through a strictly modern lens. Iconic house motifs—from the precision of Sicilian tailoring to the use of artisanal textiles—were reimagined in silhouettes that prioritize ease and comfort. This intersection of heritage and innovation ensures the pieces feel timeless yet urgently relevant. The palette, largely disciplined and refined, allowed the focus to remain on the silhouette and the quality of the materials, emphasizing a "quiet luxury" that speaks through construction rather than excess. Ultimately, the Spring/Summer 2026 collection is a celebration of balance. It acknowledges that the modern woman requires a wardrobe that is as resilient as it is refined, capable of shifting from structured professionalism to casual elegance without losing its soul. The full collection can be viewed on the Dolce & Gabbana website . By ML staff. Images courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana.

The ultra-luxury residential condominium in Miami is a lasting tribute to the late Zaha Hadid, one of her final visionary projects completed in 2019, three years after her passing. Rising 700 feet (210 meters) at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard, this architectural icon showcases a curvaceous "exoskeleton" formed from 5,000 pieces of lightweight glass-fibre-reinforced concrete. Although Hadid never saw its completion, the building stands tall today as a symbol of her genius, forever reshaping Miami’s skyline and solidifying her legacy. KEY FACTS One Thousand Museum by Zaha Hadid developed by 1000 Biscayne Tower, LLC. Exclusive sales and marketing by One Sotheby's International Realty. Site Address: 1000 Biscayne Blvd Sales Center: 1040 Biscayne Blvd Land: Approximately 1 acre Total Building SQ/F: 950,000 Sq/ft (approx) Building Type: Residential Condominium Prices: From mid $5M's to over $20M Penthouse price available upon request Prices subject to change and availability Zaha Hadid died unexpectedly of a heart attack in Miami on March 31, 2016.  Architect Pritzker Prize Award Winning Zaha Hadid Architects. Zaha's partial work includes The London Olympic Aquatic Center in the UK, The Dubai Opera House, The BMW Central Building in Germany, The Guangzhou Opera House in China. Landscape Architect Enea Garden Design. Works include FIFA headquarters in Switzerland, Tree Museum in Switzerland. Types of Property Half floor residencies, full floor residencies, duplex townhomes and penthouse. Duplex sq ranges from 8,344 to 8,360 sq/ft. Half floor units: 4.635-4,876 sq/ft. Full floor units: 10,326-10,416 sq/ft. These measures are only for interior and do not include outside balconies and terraces. Number of floors: 62 Number of residences: 83 Number of residences per floor: 1 or 2 Number of bedrooms: 4-6 bedrooms Number of elevators: 3 elevators Parking: Valet parking service Security: 24 hours Building Features Double height aquatic center within indoor pool Sky lounge with dramatic views. Idea for private events Private helipad Private yacht easily accessible Multiple recreation areas for swimming, sunning, socializing and fitness 24/7 specialized security and valet personal services such as concierge, management, and other specialized services for residents Custom scenting by 12.2 in all interior amenities Bank-quality vault within individual safe deposit box for all residents Click to view larger image > Resident Features Secure high-speed elevators featuring smart technology East-to-West flow-through floor plans that capture panorama views of Biscayne bay and Atlantic Ocean as well as Miami Skyline Oversized terraces Custom Italian kitchens with Quartz countertops Induction cooktops, in wall ovens, steam ovens, microwaves and more Sub-Zero refrigerators Facets by Dornbracht and other quality manufacturers Custom designed Italian made walk-in closets Custom made designed doors. Handles designed by Zaha Hadid European Interior illumination by Kreon Apure and German Designer Uli Petzold State-of-the-art home automation by Crestron Sculptural Sun & Swim Terrace Distinctive Exoskeleton designed by Zaha Hadid. Sculptural extensions of the building integrated with the interior swim terrace area delivering a dramatic ambiance. Wellness and Spa Occupies Two full levels overlooking the Sun & Swim Terrace Fitness center with state-of-the-art strength and cardio training equipment Dedicated area for training and stretching Landscaped outdoor area for other fitness activities Massage and beauty treatments, steam and sauna rooms Multimedia theater for private movie screenings, lectures and presentations Location Overlooking Biscayne Bay and Museum Park, home of the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science and The Perez Art Museum Miami Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts American Airlines Area Port of Miami Miami World Center Brickell City Centre Miami Design District Brickell Financial District FLOOR PLANS To view One Thousand Museum floor plans, click below. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of One Thousand Museum