
Home + Design
When Water Becomes Architecture
Why the Smartest Outdoor Spaces Feel Quieter, Not Louder Article by Jack Dyer, OHPLC | Photography by Provided by OHPLC I’ve spent enough years designing outdoor environments to know when something shifts. Not stylistically, but philosophically. Luxury pool design didn’t change because trends told it to. It changed because excess stopped holding up under scrutiny. In the desert especially, you learn quickly what matters. Sunlight exposes everything. Materials either age with grace or fail...
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Health + Wellness
Where Wellness Lives
The Scottsdale Showroom You’ve Been Waiting For Photography by Provided: Thriver Wellness Supply Wellness equipment largely lives online. You scroll. You research. You order. And you hope what arrives lives up to the promise. Thriver Wellness Supply was created to change that entirely. Located in Scottsdale, Thriver Wellness Supply is the first and only showroom in North America where the most advanced wellness equipment can be seen, experienced, and purchased in person before it ever enters...
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Life + Culture
Meet the Human Calculator
As March 14th celebrates Pi Day, we’re celebrating Arizona's Math Whiz Article by Nadine Bubeck At some point during our interview, Scott Flansburg leans back, smiles, and shakes his head like he’s heard the question a thousand times. “People always ask me if this is a gift,” he says. “And I get why. It looks impressive. But the word ‘gift’ actually does more harm than good. It creates distance. It lets people say, ‘Well, he was born with it, so of course I can’t do that.’ And that’s just not...
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Sports + Recreation
The 2001 Team, At Home
As the Diamondbacks mark 25 years since their World Series win, the faces of that season reunite in the Valley Article by Nadine Bubeck | Photography by James Patrick Photography/Arizona Diamondbacks Every spring, baseball comes home to the Valley. And for Arizona, spring training is more than a season, it’s a reminder we’re a hub for America’s Favorite Pastime. As the Diamondbacks mark 25 years since the 2001 World Series, our Home Issue lands exactly where it should. With the men who...
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Beauty
When Care Comes Home
9 Reasons In-Home Dermatology Is a Game Changer for Families Article by Hope Pack, MBA, DCNP As the founder of Truly Dermatology, I’ve seen firsthand how much better skin care works when it fits into real life. Many of the challenges families face with skin health have less to do with effort and more to do with access, privacy, and time. When dermatology care comes into the home, those barriers disappear, and the experience shifts in meaningful ways. Here are the reasons in-home dermatology...
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Real Estate
Inside Tinker Development’s Project Homestead
A Record-Breaking Build Redefining Paradise Valley Photography by Homestead Photos by Erik Kruk Photography Tinker Development doesn’t chase records. They set them. In Paradise Valley, where luxury is no longer defined by square footage alone, Tinker Development has built its reputation by operating at a level where discipline, restraint, and execution matter more than spectacle. Their homes are not designed to shout. They’re designed to endure. And when they take on a project, the market...
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Life + Culture
At Home With Courtney
The former Bachelor villain on rewriting the narrative through love, family, and HGTV Article by Nadine Bubeck | Photography by Provided by: Courtney Robertson & HGTV Courtney Robertson knows exactly what you remember. Season 16 of The Bachelor . The tell-all book. The word villain that followed her for years, whether she asked for it or not. But what’s interesting about Courtney now is how little she flinches at that label. She’s not trying to erase it. She’s reframing it. Today, she’s...
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Food + Beverage
A Seat at the Red Booth
21 Questions with Chef Marc Lupino of Durant’s Steakhouse Photography by Provided by Prime Steak Concepts In true PVCL fashion, every month we spotlight an esteemed Valley chef. For our March Home Issue, we’re taking you somewhere that already feels like home: Phoenix’s iconic Durant’s. Tucked behind its legendary red leather booths and Sinatra soundtrack is a kitchen led by one of the most influential culinary figures in the region. Chief Executive Chef Marc Lupino is the culinary force...
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Home + Design
Desert Drapery Done Right
Why Window Treatments Shape How Homes Live Article and Photography by In Arizona, sunlight dictates how a home performs. It affects temperature, longevity of materials, privacy, and daily comfort. Yet window treatments are still treated as an afterthought in many high-end builds, addressed late rather than designed intentionally. Jennifer Savio knows this better than most. Jennifer is the owner of Desert Shades & Drapery, a custom window treatment studio located in the Biltmore, and the...
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Real Estate
What $40M Can Buy You in PV
When a Forever Home Becomes a Market Moment Photography by Phil Johnson, ProVisuals Media Bowling alley. Shark tank. A professional-grade shooting range. Nearly a million dollars’ worth of firearms are available if purchased fully furnished. A full-size, Suns-themed indoor basketball court that doubles as an entertainment venue. A garage capable of housing up to 20 cars. This is not a concept house. It is not a spec build. And it was never intended to test the limits of a market. Yet here it...
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