Masked Mystique
Fantastic and feral, the wearable artwork of floral artist Noah Harders is part mythology, part haute couture.
Design
Weird, Wacky, Waikīkī
A stroll through the infamous tourist trap is actually an endless walk through time.
A Kāʻanapali Reawakening Transformed by Tradition
On Maui’s west side, a beloved 60-year-old hotel doubles down on its commitment to provide an enjoyable and authentic Hawaiian stay through an $80 million makeover.
An Island Reverie
Rocket Ahuna’s latest collection invokes the raw majesty of his native Kaua‘i.
Living Legacies
As cookie-cutter new-builds become the norm on O‘ahu, a group of homeowners and architects are leading a quiet resistance by restoring its midcentury treasures.
Between Two Worlds
From O‘ahu to Newport, two radically different estates trace Doris Duke’s pursuit for art and agency.
How Artist Jean Charlot Made Hawai‘i His Home
In his modernist Hawai‘i residence, celebrated 20th-century artist Jean Charlot presents an ode to his adopted island home.
Tides of Change
For years, conventional wisdom held that armoring coastlines was the only way to keep the sea at bay. Today, a softer—but no less scientific—touch reveals otherwise.
How a Honolulu Sign Maker Lights Up the Night
Like moths to a flame, neon signs lure us in from the dark streets with their electric colors and vibrant construction.
Holy Water
Punahou’s Thurston Memorial Chapel floats on a freshwater spring, blending the built and the natural.
