Home + Design

The World Is Your Oyster

Traveling the globe for inspired finds Article by Bianca Bain Villegas | Photography by Provided Exploring the world over inspires creativity for unique design. For millennia empires and dynasties have utilized exquisitely curated design to enhance the lifestyle of humanity. It has illuminated thought and encouraged trade. In 2025, you can continue to transform your design projects with a touch of global influence. By incorporating these elements you can showcase the beauty of diverse regions...

Home + Design

Finding Our Center

The stunning reimagining of Pensacola's cultural hub Article by Elizabeth McKinley | Photography by SBDB Images In a time of uncertainty and reflection brought on by the pandemic, Pensacola’s cultural heart is undergoing a transformative revival. The Pensacola Cultural Center, a storied institution nestled in a historic building, has been reimagined to better serve its community. This ambitious renovation is both a tribute to its history and a beacon of future potential. Here, we explore the...

Travel

Day Trip Destinations: Charles Phillips

Finding and curating desirable and inspiring spaces Article by Elizabethe McKinley | Photography by Charles Phillips Antiques & Architecturals Charles Phillips Antiques and Architecturals offers a captivating experience for those who love timeless treasures and rustic charm. This sprawling destination is home to an impressive selection of antique furniture, architectural salvage, and decor from across the globe. Discover vintage doors, reclaimed wood, iron accents, and other unique finds...

Food + Beverage

Wine At Home

Is there an easy way to buy a good bottle of wine at the grocery store? Article by Alex Boykin | Photography by Provided A conversation between myself and a random lady behind me in the checkout-line at Publix; Me:” If you don’t mind me asking, how did you pick-out those two bottles?” Lady: “Well, the name of my child is (same name as the wine), and they were on sale.” Me: “Have you had that wine before?” Lady: “Yes…it’s okay, it’s not great, but it’s okay for a Cab Sav to drink at home.” The...

Home Services

Two Journeys, One Mission: Staying Alive

Inspired Closets, the story of how it began Article by Darshell Sanderfer | Photography by SBDB Images Imagine that you’ve found an amazing idea and partnered with your long time friends to start a business. It’s an exciting time in your life. You’ve ridden this rodeo before and you’re looking forward to the amazing success and invigorating challenges of learning a new business; then; as you’re all set to launch the business you’re diagnosed with Sarcoma; a rare cancer. That is exactly what...

Life + Culture

Savor The Lifestyle: Table Talk

Our relationship with food may be more than one would think Article by Stephania Streit | Photography by Provided “A good dinner is of great importance to good talk. One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well”, Virginia Woolf penned in 1929 in A Room of One’s Own. Throughout history, many have described our relationship with food as a passionate language of love. However, in our modern times, do we have this type of relationship, as Ms. Woolf described, with our...

Professional Services

Dove's Nest, Inc.

Transitional help for those living below the poverty line in Pensacola Article by Bianca Bain Villegas | Photography by Provided Here in Pensacola, we are known for our coastal charm, and exceptional lifestyle, yet we also face significant challenges with poverty. Many families and individuals struggle to meet basic needs, and thankfully there are several organizations and programs that are dedicated to providing transitional support and resources to help them achieve stability and...

Entertainment

Wine on the Water

Pensacola’s Premier Wine Festival Debuts in 2025 Article by Bianca Bain Villegas | Photography by Provided Get ready for an unforgettable weekend as Pensacola debuts the Wine on the Water: Food & Wine Festival, presented by Sandy Sansing Dealerships and Florida Insurance Agency. From March 20–22, 2025, this premier event will blend fine wines, gourmet cuisine, and breathtaking waterfront views—all in support of the Sacred Heart Foundation. The festival aligns with the 2025 Pensacola Series...

Life + Culture

Hidden History: Fort Pickens

The role of African Americans in Fort Pickens Article by Bianca Bain Villegas | Photography by Ryan Fitzgerald Fort Pickens in Pensacola is a cherished landmark, beloved by locals for its mix of natural beauty, recreation, and profound historical significance. Beyond its pristine beaches, fishing spots, and hiking trails, this 19th-century fort is a cornerstone of Black history, not unlike its connection to the 25th United States Colored Troops (USCT) who served from 1854 to 1865. A place...

Food + Beverage

Soufflè Au Chocolat

Bringing back a timeless, romantic classic to tantalize your tastebuds Article by Kairym Lisch | Photography by Provided Among the most timeless French desserts, the soufflé stands as a true symbol of culinary elegance—a masterpiece that seems to have faded from modern menus. Once regarded as the gold standard of pastry perfection, this airy confection deserves a revival, especially on a day as romantic as Valentine’s Day. While its reputation for being temperamental may seem intimidating...