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IN THE SOUTH


What better place to dream than the palmy beachfront of the golden villa we found in Naples (right) or in the cool and cultivated dockside world inspired by Carl Fisher in South Beach. Or how about dreaming Southern style from an Ameri- can interpretation of a Tuscan villa or- chestrated by artisans in Chapel Hill.


60-73 IN THE WORLD


Megève! Could there be a more inspiring dream scene than overlooking Mont Blanc from Le Jaillet (left), one of the most cele- brated chalets in the French Alps. But then comes magical Maui, Winter Dream, Puerto Vallarta, the castle in Perigord, the villa at Cap d’Antibes—why not take the time to dream in all of them! We did.


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ON TOUR IN THE EAST


Our dream issue begins in Manhattan, at the opulent apartment overlooking Park Avenue. Then we’re off to its calming country counterparts: Litchfield County’s beloved Nantucket in Connecticut (right), a pair of antique farms in Bucks County, and two heavenly Long Island havens in East Hampton and Southampton.


10-30 IN THE WEST


Al Tarina (left), a resort unto itself, pays tribute to Tahoe in a melodious marriage of man and nature—a dream theme car- ried throughout the West: at Santa Fe’s La Dolce Vita, Medina’s Gold Coast, city pas- torales in Dallas and Houston, a pièd-a- terre overlooking the Sunset Strip, and the scintillating penthouse of Sierra Towers.


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