Design Toscano

Once upon a time, the festive celebration and food feast known as the Hawaiian Luau was gender specific, with men and women ordered to eat separately. After King Kamehameha I died in 1819, strict religious laws were no longer imposed and families could dine and celebrate together. More than 1,800 guests were often invited to these big bashes, with an astounding number of roasted pigs, fish, taro plants, and coconuts to feed the masses. Read More »

It's true most of us learn to see the world through our eyes, but art helps us see the world through our hearts. Art also makes the world go around. It transforms a room, evokes a wide range of emotions and allows us to experience a spectacular world beyond our wildest dreams! Every time an artist creates a piece and someone views it, they are revealing a little about what makes them unique. Read More »