December/January 2022
Landscape architect Chad Robert shares a trio of his favorite winter-blossoming plants.
Old-fashioned traditions, festive décor and a dash of Hawaiian flair make the holidays a highly anticipated event for one Scottsdale family.
Holidays Arizona Style. December 2021/January 2022
A Desert Mountain vacation home marries its interiors with the unique surroundings.
From gilded baubles and dapper displays to whimsical luminaries and sumptuous spreads, we asked Regina Washburn—an interior designer with more 30 years of experience decorating homes for the holidays—to share some of her favorite Yuletide vignettes, indoors and out.
Stained glass artisans showcase the process behind crafting these colorful creations. Power Brothers—Chris, Tony and John—have been creating stained glass masterpieces for more than 40 years in their Scottsdale studio. Here are the implements they use for their craft.
An Illinois couple finds inspiration in the desert’s unexpected beauty after a much-needed garden update.
Low-maintenance and hardy enough to withstand grandkid visits, this Scottsdale retreat is perfect for a pair of retirees.
With the help of a gifted landscape designer, two altruistic individuals continually improve an enchanting destination in their own backyard.
What to do, where to go, what to see and who to know from our sister publication, PHOENIX magazine.
A Christmas tree conundrum; flood irrigation in the time of drought; and “Waiter? There’s a slug in mu salad…”
Fig & Birch combines two highly coveted design styles in their showroom.
Raise a glass to the effervescent hues and textures of sparkling wine.
These tropical houseplants are a breath of fresh air. Add some low-light tolerant tropical plants to your interiors with these recommendations by Nick, Echo and Katie of Jungle Box
From DIYs using desert botanicals to achieving pasta perfection, here are six books currently occupying our nightstands.
What to plant, prune and pluck this winter, according to your elevation.
Our picks for the top 10 events and exhibitions in Phoenix and Scottsdale for December and January 2022.
In Tucson, three generations of the Patania family have created a legacy of handmade jewelry.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s spirit resonates in shelters built by students of the School of Architecture at Cosanti.
A remodeled abode romances its owners with francophilic flourishes.
From shipping delays and port congestion to low staffing and high demand, supply chain shortages have placed more than a little stress on the design industry. We asked local experts to share their challenges, solutions and prognoses for the future.
Chilly desert nights just got a little warmer with our recipe for hot chocolate spiked with ancho chile-infused mezcal and smoked sea salt marshmallows.
Mexican Hot Chocolate with Chile-Infused Mezcal
Tucson Marketplace December 2021/January 2022 Special Advertising Section
