Palatial Paris

Stay in the lap of luxury during your next visit to Paris. The Palace of Rue De La Paix is located next to the beautiful Palais de Vendôme. It is a luxurious apartment that sits on top on Tiffany’s, across the street from Cartier. Steps away are the Lourve, Paris Opera House and Galleries Lafayette. The Living Room: The Master… Continue »

The Anaheim White House

  A visit to the Anaheim White house is like an escape to a pristine southern plantation. The moment you step foot onto the property, you are whisked away to a state of nostalgia. The façade of the Anaheim White House is impressive, after all, it is a historical landmark. The house has neo-classical architecture with a Southern flair. The… Continue »

717 Olympic

717 Olympic is Downtown LA’s premiere high-rise residence. Residents enjoy the amenities of a 4-star resort. The 8th floor Orbit Lounge features a private screening room, wi-fi connected computers, HD-TV and so much more. The refrigerator is always stocked with fresh orange juice, water and a plethora of drinks. Starbucks coffee is available at your convenience. The 8th Floor Orbit… Continue »

Cattier Champagne

Champagne Cattier is produced in the prestigious territory of Montagne in Reims, France. Champagne Cattier’s 31 hectares of vineyards are primarily classified as “Premier Cru,” which is a highly regarded classification within the champagne category.  Cattier is the hottest champagne to hit the states and goes for as much as $650 at the most exclusive venues such as Villa, Bardot… Continue »

The Whampoa Club – Beijing

photos by David C Lee The Whampoa Club is one of Beijing’s hottest restaurants. It was designed by the famed Neri & Hu Design and Research Office. The entry to the restaurant is impressive as you feast your eyes on a hundred hanging bird cages. The main dining room is underground with a glass ceiling. Lunch at the Whampoa Club… Continue »

Sunlight in an Open Room

What time is it on the Sun?     Spencer Finch: What Time Is It On the Sun? includes four major new works, two of which are site-specific installations created for MASS MoCA. The exhibition runsthrough Spring 2008.   Finch blends scientific method and a poetic sensibility in his work. Using a range of media including pastel, watercolor, photography, glass… Continue »

Chris Burden’s Urban Light Sculpture

The first phase of the dramatic expansion at LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) has just opened, featuring a new building for contemporary art, BCAM (Broad Contemporary Art Museum), and large-scale sculptural installations by a number of artists including Charles Ray, Richard Serra, and others. Here are some photos I shot this evening of Urban Light, a sculpture by… Continue »