Lifestyle

Check out this Prada hibiscus-print canvas slip-on for women.

Built in 1961, the 2,864-square-foot limestone-brick estate with four bedrooms and two baths draws from Courtenay Macomber’s fascination with the famous architect Le Corbusier and his modular approach to design.

“Indy changed my life in every way,” says this cancer survivor who rides the coolest wheels (make that wheel) in town.

If there’s a new project you’d like to try, such as heat embossing, an employee will let you choose a paper and a stamp and then demonstrate how a heat tool melts embossing powder at 650 degrees.

This new gardening and houseplants shop looks like the potting shed of your dreams with thick ferns and pretty urns scattered amid rustic work tables.

Matt Morarity preserved the grandeur of the parlor, which already showcased a mosaic-tiled gas fireplace, stained-glass windows, and a 100-year-old grand theater chandelier (one of 15 such period fixtures throughout the house).

Says Tom Myers of Kittle’s Studio, “They’re a great way to add an intense pop of color and texture in a room.”

This year, we’re not leaving Indiana. The little woman and I will head to our farm in Orange County, where the people are humble, the landscape inviting, the snakes few and modest in size, and nothing untoward ever happens.

Cool Pacer-pride goods, the perfect lipstick, and more.

It’s not just a bike. It’s part of your look.

One interior designer’s secret source of custom Hoosier-made wood furniture.

The ultimate must-have for the chic racing fan, buttery-soft chambray, and blade cuffs that get to the point.

IndyCar drivers’ sweethearts including Emma Davies Dixon, Bronte Tagliani, and more, plus a range of local notables, made their way to IMS for the first-ever event, a glamorous affair.

An owl bike bell, deal-of-the-week Penguin shorts for guys, and a maxi dress perfect for the Month of May.

Geometry, simplified.