Archive

January/February 2001

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Features
'Round Midnight
The story of jazz—from Louis Armstrong to Billie Holiday to Miles Davis and beyond—is yet another prism through which filmmaker Ken Burns views the history of America.
By Design
White House Confidential
Everyone from Jackie to Hillary has had their way with decorating 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. When the newest first family moves in this month, they, too, will confront the good, the bad, and the downright ugly.
Country Life
French Country
Amidst an 18th-century farmhouse setting, La Bastide de Marie offers divine seclusion and supreme relaxation.
Dress Code
Detail Man
Designer John Varvatos
Plaid Dogs and Englishmen
It was always classic and utilitarian, but stylish and luxurious? Welcome to the world of Burberry now.
Food
The Fabulous Maccioni Boys
Their father turned Le Cirque into a legendary outpost of glamour and haute cuisine, and now the sons of Sirio think it's time to step up to the plate themselves.
Golf
Links in the City of Lights
Some of Europe's best golf courses are near Paris—and you won't have to fight for tee times.
Travel
Indochina: A Delicate Balance
In Vietnam and Cambodia, ancient Asia lives side by side with colonial ghosts, the scars of war, and postmodern progress. John Powers sets out in search of the region's elusive, eternal spirit.
Vietnam and Cambodia Travel Guide
Hanoi, Saigon, Phnom Penh, Angkor
Wine & Spirits
Que Syrah, Syrah
What do the northern Rhone reds have that new-world Syrahs just don't? History, complexity, and recently, a string of superb vintages.
Black Book
At Sea
Silversea's new deluxe cruise ship
Best Roe to Hoe
Ramsar caviar
Bottoms Up!
Cristal Saint-Louis martini glass
E-Cuppa Anyone?
Whittard of Chelsea online
Forging His Way to the Top
Metal artist John Rais
Great Barrier Reef Resort
The unpretentious luxury of Lizard Island
Hacienda Style
Mahakua Hacienda de San Antonio, Mexico
Ipswich, MA Inn
A more gracious era at the Inn at Castle Hill
London Hotels
The Savoy Group modernizes
Myanmar Sights
Fantastic treasures to behold
New York City Spa
Prema Nolita makes beauty seem simple
New York City Steakhouse
Serious about meat at Nick & Stef's
On The Fly
Figs at LaGuardia
On the Map
Red Maps' city maps
Paris Restaurant
Hôtel Le Bristol's new chef
Restaurant to Watch
La Petite Maison, Cucuron-en-Provence
Rockland, Maine Restaurant
Melissa Kelly's Primo
Rub-A-Dub-Dub
Rossetti wooden bathtubs
Santa Barbara Resort
The harmonious Bacara Resort & Spa
Shanghai Hotel
Grand Hyatt at the Jin Mao Tower
Tabletop
Charla Buck at Reynière Workshop
The Bookshelf
Southeast Asian cookbook
The Man Who Loves Books
In the Heart of Mayfair, John Saumarez Smith presides over what many consider the best little book shop in the english-speaking world.
Washington D.C. Restaurant
Pan-Asian cooking at Ten Penh