As West Palm Beach continues to grow, workforce housing remains an important part of the conversation surrounding the city’s development. Providing housing opportunities for teachers, healthcare professionals, first responders, and other essential workers is a priority that requires collaboration among developers, local organizations, and the philanthropic community.

For Sean Davis, Founder and CEO of Merton Capital Partners, the opportunity lies at the intersection of philanthropy and private investment, where charitable capital can be strategically deployed to expand housing opportunities and generate measurable, long-term community impact.

Rethinking the Role of Philanthropy

Merton Capital Partners operates through a model known as philanthropic private equity, using charitable capital to support private-sector developments that deliver measurable social outcomes.

Traditionally, philanthropic contributions are distributed as grants or donations. Merton’s approach introduces another possibility: structuring philanthropic investments as loans or equity that can eventually be returned and recycled into new projects.

In workforce housing, this capital can help developers address financing gaps, support reduced rental rates, or make additional residential projects financially feasible. The model is designed to create a continuing cycle of investment, with funds potentially supporting new developments after their initial deployment.

“There isn’t a lot of capital in the system to build housing for the people who need it,” said Davis. “We want to use philanthropy to step into the private market of private housing and allow developers who have capacity to build more to do so.”

From Wall Street to West Palm Beach

Before founding Merton Capital Partners, Sean Davis built his career in private equity, beginning at J.P. Morgan in New York before joining Advent International and later Saratoga Partners, where he specialized in leveraged buyouts and corporate restructurings.

After years in finance, Davis began seeking a greater sense of purpose in his work, eventually transitioning into the nonprofit sector. At The Lord’s Place and later The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County, he witnessed firsthand the challenges charitable organizations face in securing consistent funding while addressing complex community needs.

That experience sparked an idea: What if the investment strategies he knew so well could be applied to philanthropy?

Davis discovered that the concept wasn’t entirely new. Program-related investments, which allow foundations to invest in mission-driven ventures, have existed since the 1960s but remain relatively underutilized.

Recognizing an opportunity to bridge these two worlds, Davis founded Merton Capital Partners, combining his financial expertise with his nonprofit experience to develop an investment model capable of moving the needle on some of the community’s most pressing challenges.

Expanding the Model

Merton Capital Partners’ first initiative, The Spruce, demonstrates the potential of its philanthropic investment model. Located in West Palm Beach’s Northwood neighborhood, the 270-residence development by Affiliated Development offers both market-rate and workforce housing.

Through a $100,000 zero-interest philanthropic loan from Merton, developers can reduce the cost of their projects and pass the savings on to residents through lower rents. A two-bedroom residence could be offered at approximately $600 less per month, or about 20% lower.

Building on this success, Merton is pursuing additional developments in West Palm Beach, with a pipeline representing more than $100 million in philanthropic capital and over 1,300 residences. Projects include another large residential building and two proposed 270-residence developments, using financing strategies ranging from gap financing to philanthropic equity, where the entire building can be purchased or built with permanently lower rents.

As these projects progress, Merton aims to bring its philanthropic investment model to more developments, both within Palm Beach County and beyond.

A Collaborative Approach to Housing

Workforce housing is a recognized priority in Palm Beach County, which maintains programs intended to increase housing opportunities for residents employed in the local economy.

Merton Capital Partners adds another financing approach to that broader effort, connecting philanthropic resources with private development expertise. For Davis, the focus is on creating investments that produce measurable outcomes while preserving the potential for continued giving.

As West Palm Beach’s residential landscape evolves, initiatives such as The Spruce offer a practical example of how philanthropy can participate in housing development. And with additional projects in the pipeline, Merton Capital Partners is working to extend that approach to more residences, more developments, and potentially more communities.

For more information, please visit https://www.mertoncp.com/

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Reimagining Cuban cuisine and making Michelin history in West Palm Beach

In a quiet corner of West Palm Beach’s historic Flamingo Park neighborhood, a remarkable culinary story is unfolding. Behind the doors of Emelina, an intimate 16-seat chef’s counter, Cuban cuisine is being reconsidered through a lens of imagination, global influence and extraordinary technique.

Just four months after opening in February, Emelina made history at the 2026 Michelin Guide Florida ceremony, becoming the first Cuban restaurant in the world to earn a Michelin Star and the first restaurant in The Palm Beaches to receive the distinction.

But what makes Emelina particularly compelling is not simply the recognition. It is the question at the heart of the restaurant: What might Cuban cuisine have become if it had been free to evolve through cultural exchange, creativity and abundance?

A Different Expression of Cuban Cuisine

Rather than recreating familiar Cuban dishes, Emelina explores the cuisine’s possibilities.

The restaurant’s single tasting menu draws inspiration from Cuban culinary traditions while incorporating contemporary techniques, international influences and the ingredients available along Florida’s coastline.

Each course is guided by the seasons and shaped by relationships with local farmers, fishermen and producers. The result is a deeply personal interpretation of Cuban cuisine, one that honors its origins without being confined by expectations.

It is an approach that feels especially relevant in South Florida, where cultures, culinary traditions and generations of immigration have long influenced the way people cook and eat.

The Creative Minds Behind Emelina

At the center of Emelina are husband-and-wife chef owners Osmel González and Camila Salazar, whose careers have taken them through some of the world’s most respected kitchens.

Cuban-born González has worked across the United States, Spain and Japan, with experience at Jean-Georges’ Matador Room, Barcelona’s acclaimed Disfrutar and California’s three-Michelin-starred SingleThread, where he served as sous chef.

Salazar, originally from Medellín, Colombia, brings an equally international perspective, having trained at Matador Room, Disfrutar and SingleThread.

Together, they previously helped shape EntreNos, the Miami restaurant recognized with a Michelin Star in 2024 and 2025 and a Michelin Green Star in 2025 for its commitment to sustainability. Their experience informs an approach to cooking that places equal importance on technical precision, responsible sourcing and the creative possibilities of seasonal ingredients.

Joining them is Álvaro Pérez Miranda, a Venezuelan-born restaurateur whose career includes 15 years in Tokyo overseeing more than 70 restaurant projects. His portfolio also includes several Miami dining destinations, among them Michelin-starred Ogawa. Together, the three have created a restaurant where a thoughtful approach to hospitality balances culinary ambition.

Sixteen Seats, One Experience

Emelina’s dining room is designed around a single chef’s counter that gently wraps around an open kitchen, placing guests at the center of the culinary process.

With just 16 seats, the experience feels closer to an intimate gathering than a conventional restaurant service. Guests watch as each course takes shape, observing the precision, collaboration and movement that go into the tasting menu.

The restaurant’s hospitality philosophy draws from Japanese traditions that have influenced their approach.

Omotenashi, the Japanese philosophy of wholehearted hospitality, inspires an intuitive approach to anticipating guests’ needs. Sensei reflects a dedication to mentorship, craft and continuous learning, while Komakai emphasizes the importance of even the smallest details.

These principles come together in an experience designed to feel warm, personal, and unhurried, allowing the food and the people preparing it to remain the focus.

A Milestone for Palm Beach Dining

Emelina’s Michelin recognition marks an important moment not only for its founders but also for the growing culinary identity of West Palm Beach.

The city’s dining scene has evolved considerably in recent years, attracting ambitious concepts and talented chefs. Emelina’s achievement brings a new level of international recognition to that momentum.

By approaching Cuban cuisine as something that can continue to evolve, González and Salazar are opening a conversation about tradition, identity, and the possibilities that emerge when chefs are given the freedom to imagine something new.

Emelina
424 Park Place, Unit 101
West Palm Beach, FL 33401

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Altima Caviar introduces Salt & Sturgeon, a new direct-to-consumer caviar brand created to make one of the world’s most celebrated delicacies feel a little more approachable, while preserving the quality, sourcing and expertise behind every tin.

Shaped by the sea and cured by the salt of the earth, Salt & Sturgeon approaches caviar with a simple philosophy: refined, never intimidating.

From Altima, A New Approach

Since its founding, Altima Caviar has built its reputation through carefully sourced caviar, trusted relationships and a commitment to traceability and responsible sourcing.

Salt & Sturgeon takes that foundation in a new direction.

Created with the consumer in mind, the brand brings exceptional caviar directly to the table, whether that means an intimate dinner at home, a celebration with friends, an unexpected hostess gift or simply opening a tin because Tuesday felt like reason enough.

The idea is not to change the ritual surrounding caviar, but to make it easier to enjoy.

Refined, Never Intimidating

At the heart of Salt & Sturgeon is the belief that luxury should feel generous rather than complicated.

Caviar can come with its own vocabulary, traditions and expectations, which can make choosing a tin feel more intimidating than it needs to be. Salt & Sturgeon strips away some of that formality while protecting what makes the experience special.

The goal is to make the details clear, guide customers toward the right selection and give both longtime caviar lovers and curious newcomers the confidence to make the ritual their own.

A New Creative Identity

Behind the look and feel of Salt & Sturgeon is Gabriella Fasciani, who serves as Creative Director of the new brand. With a passion for branding, the opportunity to build Salt & Sturgeon from the ground up was an exciting creative undertaking for Fasciani. Creating a brand world that evokes emotion through its visual identity, voice and experience is at the heart of her approach.

From its identity to the experience surrounding each tin, Gabriella envisioned Salt & Sturgeon as a brand that could retain the sophistication associated with caviar while feeling fresh, inviting and distinctly modern.

“Salt & Sturgeon was created to share our love of caviar in a way that feels approachable and exceptionally chic. I wanted to build a world around the brand that captures the feeling of enjoying caviar, while making the experience feel inviting rather than intimidating,” says Fasciani.

The result is a brand that feels equally at home beside a beautifully set dinner table, packed as a thoughtful gift or passed around among friends.

A Reason to Open the Tin

Salt & Sturgeon represents a new chapter for Altima and a new way for consumers to experience the expertise behind it.

The sourcing remains thoughtful. The quality remains paramount. What changes is the invitation.

Save it for something special, bring it to dinner or make an ordinary night decidedly less ordinary. Salt & Sturgeon is designed around the idea that enjoying caviar should feel effortless.

After all, sometimes the occasion is simply having the caviar.

Get your hands salty https://saltandsturgeon.com/

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September may signal a quieter season in South Florida, but at the table, things are just getting started. Flavor South Florida Restaurant Month returns with special menus across Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast, giving diners a reason to revisit longtime favorites, discover new openings, and venture beyond their usual reservations.

Established in 2007, Florida’s largest and longest-running monthlong dining promotion brings together hundreds of participating restaurants each September, with prix fixe lunch, brunch, and dinner menus starting at $25.

Behind the dining deals is a larger mission. September is traditionally one of the slowest months of the year for South Florida restaurants, and Flavor South Florida was created to bring diners through their doors during a time when that support can make a meaningful difference.

New Tables to Try

This year, 33 newcomers join the Restaurant Month lineup, offering plenty of reasons to make a few new reservations.

In Delray Beach, participating newcomers include CAMPI Italian, Gabriella’s Modern Italian, Lulu’s, Geronimo Tequila Bar, Novecento, and Barcelona Wine Bar. West Palm Beach adds several of its newest dining destinations, including Eataly at CityPlace, Del Mar, Lynora’s, Loco Taqueria & Oyster Bar, and Osteria by Capri.

Farther north, celebrity chef David Burke’s SeaHawk Prime joins the promotion in Lake Park, while Singer Island welcomes Buccaneer Waterfront Bar & Grill, Ocean Ave Bar & Kitchen, and Ayre at Amrit Ocean Resort.

The newcomers join returning favorites including Café Boulud, Henry’s Palm Beach, 1000 NORTH, Blackbird Modern Asian, Café Chardonnay, Dada, Ke’e Grill, Driftwood, and Kyle G’s Prime Seafood & Steaks.

With everything from Italian and French to Asian, Greek, American, and coastal cuisine represented, the month is less about finding one perfect reservation and more about trying somewhere you might otherwise have overlooked.

Beyond Restaurant Month

While September remains its signature event, Flavor South Florida has grown into a year-round connection between the region’s restaurants and the people who love them.

Private dinners, special events, editorial features, and conversations with local chefs continue throughout the year. Its newest extension, the podcast Forking Around with Flavor South Florida, takes listeners behind the scenes of the local hospitality industry through conversations with chefs and culinary personalities, including many whose restaurants are participating in Restaurant Month.

The podcast is sponsored by Altima Caviar, bringing two locally rooted culinary brands together around a shared appreciation for South Florida’s evolving dining scene.

Make a Reservation

Restaurant Month offers a particularly good excuse to finally book the place that has been sitting on your list, return to the neighborhood table you already love, or discover a chef whose restaurant might become your next regular stop.

And this September, dining out does a little more than satisfy a craving. Every reservation supports the restaurants, chefs, and hospitality teams that keep South Florida’s culinary scene thriving throughout the year.

Explore participating restaurants https://www.flavorsouthflorida.com/

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CollectionSuites Palm Beach has officially surpassed 50% construction completion, marking a major milestone as the vision begins to take physical form ahead of anticipated delivery in early 2027.

Beyond Your Suite 

At the center of the concept are the private suites, each offering owners the opportunity to create an environment entirely their own. Exceptional automobiles and motorcycles may take center stage, but the possibilities extend far beyond the garage. 

Fine art, wine, jewelry, couture, memorabilia, and other collections can all find a home within the suites, reflecting the varied interests of their owners. Custom interiors can incorporate lounges, entertaining areas, and bespoke design elements. 

This is not storage. It is a private extension of the owner’s lifestyle—a space designed around what they collect, how they entertain, and how they choose to experience it.

Privacy by Design

For collections of this caliber, security is as important as presentation. CollectionSuites is being developed around controlled access, advanced surveillance, and a private environment designed to protect both owners and their possessions. 

The combination of deeded ownership, customization, privacy, and security distinguishes the project from conventional storage and garage concepts, giving collectors a dedicated destination with the permanence of a space that is truly their own. 

Beyond the Private Suite 

While each suite offers its own private world, the forthcoming CollectionSuites Clubhouse will bring owners together. 

Designed as the social heart of the property, the Clubhouse will offer an elevated setting for entertaining, connecting with fellow members, and participating in a curated calendar of private gatherings and experiences. 

It introduces a community element to what has traditionally been a solitary pursuit, bringing together automotive enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, art and wine collectors, and others through a shared appreciation for collecting, design, and craftsmanship. 

Watch The Vision Come into View 

With construction now more than halfway complete, CollectionSuites Palm Beach is moving from renderings and plans toward a tangible new addition to the Palm Beach lifestyle. The project remains on track for anticipated delivery in early 2027, when owners will begin making these highly personalized spaces their own. 

For those with an eye toward legacy, this is a rare opportunity to secure something truly personal within Palm Beach’s evolving story.

SCHEDULE A PRIVATE PRESENTATION

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Luxury in the Florida Keys has long been the destination itself. Clear water, fresh seafood, and an easygoing pace have drawn travelers south for generations. Now, a new chapter is emerging, one centered around elevated dining, craft cocktails, and experiences once reserved for larger luxury markets.

Helping lead that evolution is The Armory Speakeasy, whose newest collaboration introduces one of the world’s most iconic pairings to Key Largo.

A Hidden Speakeasy, A Classic Pairing

Tucked discreetly behind a bunker-style entrance inside the VFW Post in Key Largo, The Armory Speakeasy has quietly become one of the Keys’ most intriguing destinations. Equal parts history and modern hospitality, the intimate cocktail bar has built its reputation on thoughtful drinks and an atmosphere that rewards discovery.

Now, guests can experience an exclusive collaboration between The Armory, Altima Caviar, and Belvedere 10.

The pairing brings together 30 grams of Altima’s Siberian caviar with a perfectly chilled Belvedere 10 Martini, creating an experience that feels both timeless and unexpected in the Florida Keys.

Rather than reinventing luxury, the collaboration celebrates one of its most enduring traditions, elevated through exceptional ingredients and impeccable execution.

A New Era for the Florida Keys

While Palm Beach and Miami have long embraced caviar service and premium spirits, the Keys are beginning to write their own story.

Restaurants and hospitality concepts throughout the region are raising expectations, introducing experiences that blend laid-back island culture with world-class food and beverage programs.

The Armory Speakeasy is among those leading the way, offering a destination where history, craftsmanship, and hospitality intersect in a setting unlike anywhere else in the Keys.

For visitors, it represents another reason to linger after sunset.

For locals, it’s helping redefine what an evening out can look like.

Continuing the Altima Standard

For Altima Caviar, the partnership reflects a broader commitment to bringing exceptional caviar experiences to remarkable destinations.

Today, the company supplies more than 100 restaurants nationwide, including multiple Michelin-starred establishments, while remaining committed to carefully sourced, transparently selected caviars from around the world.

By expanding into Key Largo, Altima continues to support chefs, hospitality partners, and destinations that are shaping the future of luxury dining throughout Florida.

Because sometimes the best caviar service isn’t found in a major city.

Sometimes, it’s waiting behind an unassuming door in the Florida Keys.

The Armory Speakeasy is open Wednesday Through Sunday | 102255 Overseas Hwy Key Largo, FL 33037 | info@thearmoryspeakeasy.com

Experience the collaboration https://thearmoryspeakeasy.com/

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At Altima Caviar, discovering a new caviar is about finding something distinctive, memorable, and worthy of a place alongside the world’s finest pearls.

Recently, two new Oscietra caviars joined the collection, each offering a completely different expression of one of the most beloved sturgeon varieties in the world. From Spain comes Sombra, a rich and deeply layered caviar with an unexpected cacao finish. From Azerbaijan comes Persicus, a refined and delicate Oscietra prized for its clean, nutty character.

Together, they represent Altima’s continued pursuit of exceptional sourcing and unique flavor profiles.

Oscietra de la Sombra

Sourced from Spain, Oscietra de la Sombra immediately stood apart.

During a sourcing trip to Barcelona, Altima COO Alayna Steinman joined two chefs from Michelin-awarded Goodnight Hospitality to taste a selection of Oscietra caviars. One in particular captured the group’s attention, its dark, lustrous pearls offering remarkable depth and complexity.

“Upon seeing the beautiful sheen of the pearls, I asked what it was called,” recalls Steinman. “The farm told us the caviar had not yet been named. It reminded me of a beautiful shadow, so we chose Sombra as a tribute to both its appearance and its Spanish roots.”

The medium-large pearls reveal classic Oscietra characteristics: rich ocean brine, layered nuttiness, and a surprisingly elegant cacao finish.

Executive Chef/ Owner Felipe Riccio of Houston’s Michelin-starred March described the caviar’s depth as unlike anything else in the tasting lineup. The lingering cacao notes have even earned it a nickname among chefs: the dessert caviar, making appearances in unexpected sweet applications where its savory richness creates remarkable balance.

While equally at home alongside a Meursault, Blanc de Blancs Champagne, or fine Scotch, one of our favorite pairings is Raventós i Blanc De Nit Rosat 2023. Its freshness and acidity beautifully elevate the caviar’s savory richness, creating an elegant and uniquely Spanish feeling.

Persicus Oscietra

If Sombra is bold and layered, Persicus is elegant and restrained.

Sourced from Azerbaijan, this farm-raised Iranian Oscietra immediately stood out during Altima’s tasting process for its remarkably clean finish and nuanced flavor profile. The light grey pearls offer a delicate pop and reveal notes of fresh hazelnut, prosciutto, and roasted nuts that disappear gracefully across the palate.

The result is a caviar of extraordinary balance, one that invites another bite before the first has fully finished.

Today, Persicus can be found on menus at Meat Market Tampa and The Hedges Inn in East Hampton, where chefs have embraced its versatility and subtle complexity.

COO Alayna Steinman’s favorite pairing may be the most unexpected.

“Add it to a bowl of pho,” she suggests. “The broth brings out the savory and nutty notes in a really beautiful way.”

Looking Ahead

As Altima continues expanding its collection, Sombra and Persicus represent the type of discoveries that keep the pursuit exciting: caviars with distinct personalities, memorable stories, and flavors that linger long after the final bite.

For football fans, Sombra has already earned another distinction. Featuring a custom World Cup-inspired label designed by Gabriella Fasciani, it has become Altima’s official World Cup selection and is now available online and at the company’s newly opened Houston location.

Whether you’re drawn to the rich depth of Sombra or the understated elegance of Persicus, both offer a reminder that even within the world of Oscietra, there is always something new to discover.

Houston store now open every day from 11 am-10 pm | 888 Westheimer Rd. Suite 107 Houston, TX 77006 | 346.619.8778

Discover more https://altimacaviar.com/

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In a unanimous decision, the Palm Beach Town Council approved plans for an Italian villa-inspired condominium redevelopment at 3301 South Ocean Boulevard, replacing the former Palm Beach Resort & Beach Club property with a more intimate residential vision rooted in architecture, scale, and landscape.

The approval marks an important milestone for the project, which has already drawn praise from council members for its sensitivity to Palm Beach’s historic character and its departure from the larger-scale developments often associated with waterfront redevelopment.

A Considered Approach to Development

Situated on a man-made peninsula along the Intracoastal Waterway, the proposed development introduces just 12 residences, emphasizing low-density living and a more residential scale. Designed in the spirit of Mediterranean and Italian villa architecture, the project favors courtyards, varied rooflines, textured façades, and landscaped open spaces over a more conventional condominium approach.

Town Council President Ted Cooney described the proposal as “such an architectural marvel,” noting that the development felt aligned with the vision Palm Beach’s founders may have imagined for the town’s public-facing spaces.

Rooted in Palm Beach Character

The property has been owned since 2022 by Copperline Partners, led by developer and real estate investor Richard Schlesinger. Plans call for the peninsula to be transformed into a private island setting through the excavation of a portion of the connecting land, introducing an even greater sense of separation and exclusivity.

The development will feature a private roadway extending through the property and terminating in a central piazza, reinforcing the project’s village-like atmosphere. Unlike the existing center-aligned structure currently on site, the new residences will be positioned along the edges of the property, creating a more open relationship with the surrounding water and landscape.

Though several variance requests were required for approval, council members ultimately expressed support for the overall vision, citing the project’s architectural integrity and its commitment to preserving the scale and character long associated with Palm Beach.

Landscape and Architectural History

Fairfax & Sammons have positioned the project within a broader architectural dialogue tied closely to both Palm Beach and the Mediterranean. References include Addison Mizner’s work along Lake Worth, the historic La Fleur Du Cap Villa, and the lakeside villas of Lake Como, influences reflected in the layered façades, shifting building heights, and intimate green courtyards woven throughout the property.

Landscape architecture also plays a central role in the redevelopment. Plans include new mangrove plantings along the water’s edge, in collaboration with MANG Consulting Services, to stabilize the shoreline and restore native ecology. The site’s hardscape and drainage systems have been carefully engineered to support lush landscaping without compromising performance, reinforcing the project’s emphasis on integrating architecture with the surrounding environment.

Rather than maximizing density, the development focuses on scale, movement, and connection to the waterfront, creating what the design team describes as a calm architectural backdrop along the causeway and South End shoreline.

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Le Bilboquet Market‘s new collaboration with Altima Caviar, has brought a curated selection of globally sourced caviars to Palm Beach’s favorite gourmet destination. Now available at the market’s salty island are three signature varieties from the female-run local company: Siberian from Georgia, Beluga Hybrid from Bulgaria, and Platinum from Moldova.

Offered in 30g, 100g, and 250g tins, the collection reflects a shared appreciation for craftsmanship, quality, and elevated everyday experiences.

Located on the corner of Peruvian and Cocoanut, Le Bilboquet Market has quickly become a daily stop for those seeking a more refined approach to the everyday. Modeled after a European gourmet shoppe, the store sells pastries, prepared foods, specialty imports, and curated pantry staples.

“We are thrilled to be working with a beloved, local brand that is known for sourcing the highest quality caviar in the world,” said Erin Herz, manager of Le Bilboquet Market.

For Altima, the partnership felt aligned from the start.

“At Altima Caviar, we’re always drawn to partners who share our appreciation for craftsmanship and elevated experiences, which made Le Bilboquet Market a natural fit,” said Gabriella Fasciani, Director of VIP Relations for Altima Caviar.

The collaboration also introduces a custom visual element unique to the Market. The Le Bilboquet collection features bespoke labels designed by Gabriella Fasciani in collaboration with local artist Sienna Barefoot, whose hand-drawn illustration of the market appears on the Beluga Hybrid tins.

Surrounded by European charcuterie, Parisian chocolates, Provençal honey, and Costa Rican coffee, Altima Caviar settles naturally into the Market’s intentionally curated world. Whether picked up for an intimate dinner, a hostess gift, or an impromptu indulgence, the collaboration is sure to be a fan favorite.

For future updates on Le Bilboquet Market, please visit https://www.instagram.com/lebilboquetmarket

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Luxury travel has long been defined by access. The right seat, the right timing, the right experience before you even arrive.

For those without their own personal jet, Business-Class.com approaches that idea from a different angle, offering a more considered way to fly without compromising the details that matter.

A More Considered Way to Fly

Working directly with major airlines and consolidators through private contracts, Business-Class.com operates beyond the traditional booking landscape. The result is access to fares that are not publicly listed, allowing travelers to secure business and first-class tickets at a level that feels both intentional and efficient.

Rather than navigating pricing fluctuations or limited availability online, clients are guided through a more streamlined process, one that prioritizes both value and experience.

Each itinerary is tailored, whether for business or leisure, with travel specialists working around preferred dates, destinations, and personal preferences. The goal is not simply to book a flight, but to shape the journey from the outset.

From priority check-in to lounge access and in-flight comfort, the experience remains consistent with what seasoned travelers expect, refined, seamless, and thoughtfully arranged.

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Travel Without Compromise

Over the past five years, Business-Class.com has built direct relationships with major airlines, allowing them to consistently secure preferred rates and availability. These partnerships create a level of access that goes beyond traditional booking channels, offering travelers a more discreet and efficient entry point into premium travel. Supported by a 24/7 team, the experience remains flexible and responsive, whether planning in advance or adjusting in real time.

For those who value how they arrive as much as where they are going, Business-Class.com offers a quieter advantage. One rooted not in excess, but in access, where comfort, efficiency, and thoughtful planning come together before departure.

Contact (305) 615-3004 or tyler@business-class.com for any further travel inquiries.

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