Steve Bowdoin is the Ethel M Cactus Garden’s garden curator — and self-proclaimed pincushion.
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Wayde King and Brett Raymer, co-owners of Acrylic Tank Manufacturing and stars of The Animal Planet Network’s reality TV series “Tanked” have created strikingly unique ponds for their own homes.
At the entrance to Frederic Da Silva’s penthouse stands a concrete-and-glass, lighted kiosk from Wynn Las Vegas advertising “Le Rêve – The Dream.” It’s his favorite local production and a fitting reminder that Las Vegas is a city where big dreams can come true.
Nestled in the exclusive Summerlin The Ridges neighborhood, 45 Painted Feather Way is breaking national energy-efficiency records.
The coolest component in Guy Pinjuv’s Blue Diamond house is a rectangular ceiling hammock that stretches above one corner of the living room. It serves as conversation starter and defines the homeowner’s character — someone who is the opposite of a couch potato, and not afraid to take a leap of faith. Literally. To access it you have to climb over a 3-foot railing and jump diagonally onto its springy surface.
A 30-minute drive from Las Vegas provides a quick escape to a quaint community that bears similarities to Stars Hollow, the fictitious home of TV’s Gilmore Girls.
Avi Dan-Goor says staging can cost a lot of money, particularly if renting furniture is required, but that there are well-known tenets homeowners can consider when putting their place on the market, beginning with removing clutter, creating vignettes by arranging objects that are odd numbers — not two, but three and not six, but five — and moving them out from the wall to create a sense of depth.
When March Madness ends, college basketball fans will be left wanting until the next season rolls around. But for an elite few, whose homes are complete with a private indoor sports court, there never has to be an off-season.
Otho Behr, son of the founder of Behr Process Corp., a manufacturer of paints, stains and varnishes, is selling his Las Vegas Homes in Seven Hills for $2,363,600.
One of the largest transactions of the year in Las Vegas’ luxury home market closed March 8 in Queensridge, a neighborhood covered in controversy over the shuttering of the community’s Badlands Golf Course.