NEW: Geometric Gems, Storybook Stays and the Legendary Grey Gardens

Levi heads to the border of Georgia and Tennessee to explore two whimsical retreats plucked straight from a fairytale. He starts in Rising Fawn at the Laurel Zome, a stunning geometric dome inspired by the intricate patterns of mountain laurel blossoms and pinecones. This architectural marvel features expansive faceted windows and skylights, offering guests a meditative ritual that ends with a soak in a wood-fired Japanese hot tub. Just a short drive away, Levi discovers the Merry Mushroom, a charming tiny home perched on the scenic slopes of Lookout Mountain. Designed to resemble a woodland fungi, this storybook escape features a cozy reading nook and a bluff-side hot tub that overlooks the valley below.

Step inside the legendary Grey Gardens with Figue CEO Liz Lange for an exclusive tour of New York’s most storied estate. Immortalized by the 1975 documentary featuring "Big and Little Edie" Beale, this iconic East Hampton home has been masterfully transitioned from a state of ruin to a contemporary masterpiece. Following a landmark restoration by Ben Bradlee and Sally Quinn, Liz has breathed fresh life into the historic halls, meticulously modernizing the interiors while preserving their soulful heritage. Outside, the magical grounds have been revived to honor the property’s whimsical past. It is a spectacular revival of an American landmark, where a haunting history meets a vibrant, elegant future.

Travel to the heart of Tennessee to step inside the stunning European-inspired home of designer and antique curator Lauren Sullivan. Designed from the ground up, this estate seamlessly blends classic architecture with a soulful collection of family heirlooms and historical treasures. Lauren, who pivoted from a career in pharmacy to follow her lifelong passion for design, founded her antique firm, Well Found, through the very process of creating this sanctuary. Every room is a masterclass in layering memory and comfort, proving that a home built from scratch can still feel deeply rooted in the past.