SoLé Mia Debuts the Largest Floating Pickleball Court at Any Residential Community
The North Miami mega-development just turned its swimmable Crystal Lagoon into a pickleball court, and it’s only for residents.
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The North Miami mega-development just turned its swimmable Crystal Lagoon into a pickleball court, and it’s only for residents.
Read MoreThe Berkeley Palm Beach has officially broken ground with more than $120 million already sold, marking a major milestone for the luxury condominium development in West Palm Beach.
Read MoreRelated Group and BH Group have broken ground on Icon Beach, a 38-story, 350-residence tower on Hollywood’s shoreline. With a private marina, beach club and interiors by Meyer Davis, the dual-water development brings a new standard of coastal luxury to South Florida, with completion slated for 2028.
Read MoreStep into the vibrant world of Christopher, the Plant Queen, as he takes us on a tour of his lush, plant-filled one-bedroom apartment in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. This video reveals how Christopher has masterfully incorporated over 200 plants into his living space, creating a green sanctuary that is both beautiful and therapeutic.
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A Green Sanctuary in Brooklyn: Christopher, the Plant Queen, welcomes us into his colorful and vibrant home filled with over 200 plants. His space is not just a home but a living, breathing garden that offers a sensory experience from the moment you step inside.
The Journey to Green Living: Christopher began his journey to green up his space in 2020, starting as a personal passion that grew into an educational endeavor. His home now serves as a testament to his dedication and love for plants.
Daily Plant Care Routine: Taking care of such a large plant family requires routine and dedication. Christopher integrates plant care into his daily life, pruning and tending to his plants while enjoying his morning coffee.
Creating a Microclimate: Despite living in a city apartment, Christopher has created microclimates for his diverse plant collection. He emphasizes that with dedication, anyone can cultivate a thriving indoor garden regardless of their living situation.
Personal and Emotional Connection: The tour also highlights Christopher's personal spaces, including a shrine dedicated to his late mother. This area, filled with plants, serves as a reminder of his family's support and love.
Designing with Plants: With the help of his friend and interior designer Calvin Resnik, Christopher has crafted a space that reflects his personality—vibrant, playful, and lush. The collaboration has resulted in a home that is both aesthetically pleasing and deeply personal.
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