“We are thrilled to be reopening the doors at Hotel Victor and showcasing many of our new lifestyle amenities and fresh design features,” says Wadeh Constance, acting general manager, Hotel Victor. “As a recognized and trusted brand in South Beach for many years, we represent the constant evolution of Ocean Drive and are committed to offering the best hotel guest experience and value in Miami.”

When it opened in 1954, the Fontainebleau was the largest and most luxurious hotel in South Florida. Morris Lapidus, the hotel's architect, included signature features like a 17,000-square-foot lobby with a now legendary staircase to nowhere, six acres of formal gardens designed to replicate Versailles, and antique furnishings to authentically convey the hotel's French period theme. In 2008, the resort completed a $1 billion renovation and expansion. The resort's 1,504 guest rooms include 846 rooms and suites in the original buildings. The 37-story Tresor and 18-story Sorrento, two new luxury all-suite towers located at the south end of the property, have 658 junior, one- and two-bedroom suites.

Picture frames are dirt-cheap at yard sales, estate sales and flea markets. Pick up a few in different sizes and shapes to create an eclectic gallery wall.

The Bonneville Shoreline Trail was formed in 1990 as an effort to preserve a popular mountain biking, jogging, and walking trail along a pathway between Emigration Canyon and Dry Canyon on the east side of Salt Lake City. Today it stretches for more than 100 miles with a possibility of doubling in length over the next few years. The trail creates a boundary between urban subdivisions and national forest wilderness, which allows those living in the city to have easy access to their natural surroundings.

For the Cutting Edge project Kayla and Rachel bought 2 wooden chairs with leather seating from the Wisconsin Chair Co. at Brimfield Antique Show. As seen on Flea Market Flip Season 7(before)

Climb the steps and wind your way up to the top of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and you'll be treated to a view like this one. The 108-foot-tall lighthouse was built in 1860 and overlooks the point where the Loxahatchee River runs into the Atlantic Ocean.

The stunning rock formations create a natural canopy or “chuppah” for couples marrying in Arches. Though the park allows the assembled to celebrate with a cookout afterward, many couples head to a hotel or resort in Moab for their receptions. Photo couresy of Moab photographer Angela Hayes.

The Crawford Hotel was named in honor of preservationist Dana Crawford who is responsible for much of the revitalization efforts of Downtown Denver as well as the nearby Oxford Hotel.

Anna and Bryant Reese were married on August 12, 2012, surrounded by friends, family and an enchanting woodsy setting. "I wanted something different, and we're just woodsy people," says Anna. "We love going to the mountains, and Bryant even proposed to me at the fork outside of Cades Cove (in the Smoky Mountains)."

This town in central Alaska advertises its ZIP code (99705) as "Santa's ZIP Code." And why not? After all, it's got the right name -- even if the reason for it is more about economics than holiday spirit. When a development company bought the area in 1952, it decided to call it North Pole in the hopes of attracting a toy manufacturer or theme-park developer to the area. While that didn't pan out the way the developers had hoped, the town does lay claim to the Santa Claus House, the "official" home of the jolly gift-giver. A 42-foot tall, 900-pound Santa statue welcomes visitors to the sprawling store, which, predictably, specializes in Christmas-related merchandise and collectibles.

Visitors can explore 150 acres of rides, shows and a botanical garden at this innovative theme park specially made for families with children ages 2-12, and it lies right in the heart of Winter Haven.

A handmade sign greeted guests as they arrived to this Tennessee wedding, letting them know they were in for a rustic Southern ceremony.

Railroad Park is a 19 acre green space in downtown Birmingham that celebrates the industrial and artistic heritage of our great city. Situated along 1st Avenue South, between 14th and 18th Streets, the park is a joint effort between the City of Birmingham and the Railroad Park Foundation. Hailed as "Birmingham's Living Room," Railroad Park provides a historically rich venue for local recreation, family activities, concerts, and cultural events, while connecting Birmingham's downtown area with Southside and UAB's campus.

The brilliant blown glass installation by artist Dale Chihuly is even more splendid when illuminated at night.

Established in 1894, Palm Beach is America's first resort destination, featuring legendary upscale resorts and charming bed and breakfast inns.