As far as road trips go, it doesn't get more cinematic than the Blue Highway, the 43-mile-long “road with 1,001 turns” that skirts the southern tip of Italy’s Sorrentine Peninsula. The Amalfi Drive strings together the peninsula's seaside towns, which, from the glamorous beaches of Positano to the tucked-away villas of Ravello, are every bit as scenic as their pictures. While the drive itself may not take long, you’ll find yourself stopping around each bend to capture one photo-worthy moment…

One of Positano’s most iconic hotels, the Il San Pietro di Positano, has recently received a facelift by architect Fausta Gaetani of Studio RG Designs. Founded in 1970, the property has long been a hideout for glamorous loungers and deep-pocketed vacationers who have enjoyed its lush gardens, Michelin-starred restaurant and cliff-hanging views. The refurbishment includes six prime suites that are built into the rocks with private terraces overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

A new hotel overlooking the famed Italian coastline updates a midcentury structure with a Gio Ponti–inspired design.

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Spend your stay relaxing luxury retreat in the villa’s lush gardens and let the staff take care of the details or explore the island’s grottoes and beaches.

Villa Tre Ville: located in the hillside next to Positano, Italy. The property has 4 villas, stacked one on top of the other. You can see the villas on the left side of the picture. The two Amalfi Coast resorts Villa Tre Ville and Li Galli share many things. Both are former luxury villas near Positano that were once owned by famous artists. Li Galli, was owned, of course, by the dancer Rudolf Nureyev, while Villa Tre Ville was home to the movie and opera director Franco Zeffirelli…

The Amalfi Coast has been catapulted to a new level of elegance and luxury with the opening of the five-star Borgo Santandrea hotel.

One of the things I miss about traveling is all the design inspiration I gather when I go someplace really special. I’m starting a new monthly series blendi ...