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Scottsdale, When It Sizzles

Top-of-the-line hotels, inventive restaurants, cutting-edge galleries and eclectic shops are creating a new mecca in the Arizona desert.

By Diane Tegmeyer
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A terrace at Casa Montana in Scottsdale, Arizona.A private dining room at T. Cook's, at the Royal Palms in Scottsdale.Native flora on the Sanctuary's grounds.The community table at Elements, at the Sanctuary, in Scottsdale.The courtyard of the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.Philip Moulthrop turned-wood vessels at the Bentley Gallery.Chaise lounges by the pool at the Royal Palms Resort & Spa, with Camelback Mountain as a backdrop.Saguaros, whose blossoms are the state flower of Arizona, at the Desert Botanical Garden.Paella with seafood, sausage and saffron at T. Cook's.A bathroom at Casa Montana, one of the Sanctuary's rental homes.
A terrace at Casa Montana in Scottsdale, Arizona.
 A private dining room at T. Cook's, at the Royal Palms in Scottsdale.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato Native flora on the Sanctuary's grounds.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato The community table at Elements, at the Sanctuary, in Scottsdale.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato The courtyard of the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato Philip Moulthrop turned-wood vessels at the Bentley Gallery.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato Chaise lounges by the pool at the Royal Palms Resort & Spa, with Camelback Mountain as a backdrop.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato Saguaros, whose blossoms are the state flower of Arizona, at the Desert Botanical Garden.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato Paella with seafood, sausage and saffron at T. Cook's.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato A bathroom at Casa Montana, one of the Sanctuary's rental homes.
PHOTO: Luca Trovato
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