Arts + Culture
The Wild Within
How Photographer Sarah L. Glabman Reinvented Her Lens Photography by Sarah L. Glabman For nearly two decades, Scottsdale's Sarah L. Glabman was best known for her bold, high-glamour imagery—fitness icons striking power poses, magazine covers, billboards in Times Square. But in 2024, everything changed. What began as a specialized lens gifted by her husband Barry as a Christmas gift became the unexpected catalyst for a new chapter. Days later, Sarah boarded a plane to South Africa with her...
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Own the Escape
Four over-the-top estates designed for entertaining, unwinding, and living like you’re always on vacation Photography by Provided In this month’s Explore Issue, we’re spotlighting four spectacular properties that blur the line between home and high-end resort. Designed for entertaining on a grand scale, these estates are anything but ordinary—boasting jaw-dropping amenities, expansive layouts, and the kind of luxury that makes every day feel like a five-star getaway. Waterfront luxury in...
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Exploring the Roots of Creativity
From moss walls to fine art, this Valley trio proves creativity is a family trait Article and Photography by In our Explore issue, we often think of travel and discovery—but sometimes the most meaningful journeys happen at home. For Rachel Hamid and her daughters, Destiny and Renee, creativity is a shared language. Rachel leads The Viridian, her biophilic design store blending nature with interiors, while Destiny and Renee each pursue creative ventures of their own. Together, they’ve built...
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A Day with Laura Day
Intuition, Honesty, and Healing Article by Carey Peña, Emmy-Award Winning Journalist I was very curious to see Laura Day in action. I had known her for several years at the time. She’d been featured on the television station where I used to anchor the news, talking about her journey as a high-profile healer, author, and intuitive to the stars. Over the years, we kept in touch. She lives in New York, and I have wanted to visit her, but our schedules never aligned, so when I found out we...
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The Turf Truth
What High-End Homeowners Are Getting Wrong Photography by Sarah Vitel Photography July in Arizona: lawns are crisp, sprinklers are working overtime, and cooler days feel far off. Want a flawless fall yard without the stress? Now’s the time. Crown & Blade Turf—founded by local dads Ben Pijawka, Ben Hudson, and Austin Unger—is redefining synthetic lawns with facts over flash. “People hear a lot of misinformation,” says Hudson. “We spend time resetting expectations. Turf can be amazing—if you...
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Meet Chef Taz
21 Questions with the Executive Chef of Bourbon & Bones Chophouse | Bar Article and Photography by In true PVCL fashion, we play a monthly game of 21 Questions with an esteemed Valley chef. This month, we’re all about the bourbon (and the bones) with Chef Mutaz Fakhouri—better known as Chef Taz—Executive Chef of Bourbon & Bones Chophouse | Bar. 1. What’s the first food memory that lit a fire in your belly? Growing up in a Jordanian home, I’d help my mom cook for our big family with...
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Vino, Views and Vortexes
A Sedona Staycation at Sky Rock Sedona Article and Photography by This summer, skip the airport and set your sights on the red rocks. Fresh off a thoughtful renovation, Sky Rock sits nestled into the hillside with panoramic views in every direction—offering a front-row seat to the wonder of Sedona. From sunrise yoga to stargazing and sunset s’mores, Sky Rock sets the scene with getaway packages. Sip & Stay: Multi-Vineyard & Winery Package Designed for the wine enthusiast who prefers to...
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The Amy Edit
A sun-drenched style guide of what to wear, pack, and repeat all season long Article and Photography by Founder of Amy Atelier, Amy Yount has been curating elevated fashion for the Valley’s most discerning dressers since 2005. “I’ve always believed that fashion should feel personal,” she says. “We don’t need more stuff—we need better stuff.” With a sharp eye for prints, craftsmanship, and fashion longevity, her Old Town boutique is a go-to for curated, colorful pieces that work hard—and...
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Mark Maggiori in Motion
From France to Scottsdale—rockstar roots meet cowboy canvases Article by Nadine Bubeck | Photography by James Patrick Photography From blasting Zeppelin cassettes to painting cowboys in the desert, Mark Maggiori’s journey from France to the American West is as cinematic as his canvases. Raised far from ranch life, he now creates from his Scottsdale studio—and has become a standout in contemporary Western art. His work has headlined magazines, topped $500,000 at auction, and won fans worldwide...
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Stick With It
13 Ways Urbanwalls Is Changing the Wall Game Article and Photography by This July, we’re celebrating exploration—not just of faraway places, but of the spaces we call home. For Danielle Hardy, founder of Scottsdale-based Urbanwalls, “exploring walls” means infusing everyday spaces with personality, meaning, and creative expression. Here are 13 ways Danielle and Urbanwalls are helping people explore their spaces. 1. It Started in Her Garage Urbanwalls began with a simple DIY project for...
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