Lyford Cay

The high net-worth residents of Lyford Cay, located on the western tip of New Providence, Bahamas, are known more for their old wasp mores and unlocked doors. The compound even has a communal club with a pink tented diving pavilion that's like something out of a Slim Aarons photo. Since it's founding in 1966 by the Canadian brewery tycoon E.P. Taylor, Lyford's members, including a smattering of Greeks shipping heirs, Henry Ford II, the Aga Khan, the Paleys, the Bacardis and Sean Connery, have fiercely guarded their privacy, even in the social media age.
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Away We Go to St. Barthélemy

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Postcards from Paradise

Ralph Lauren's life of luxury - Spring 2016.


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Playa Grande Beach Club

"I think interiors that are well designed tell people how to behave," interior designer and the Playa Grande Beach Club resort compound owner, Celerie Kemble says. "Here, I want them to know they're supposed to go barefoot, but they can also put on a grand hat and their emeralds and go twirl around on the beach. I want them to feel the flow of generations and hear the kids shriek and laugh as they run between the houses and the pool. Basically, I want it to be a place that captivates people, so they keep coming back."

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