Lake Way — on a lot of nearly a half-acre — under her married name, Adrienne Newman, courthouse records show. Businessman and Palm Beacher Warren B. Among his business interests, Kanders owns the parent company of Jacksonville-based Safariland, which makes products used by law enforcement, military, fire-rescue and EMS personnel.
The Buffetts have other homes on the island. With about 7, square feet, the house looks out to feet of waterfront and a dock. The two-story residence was completed in , according to property records. The house has French-influenced architecture with a Mansard-style roof and a brick motor court fronting the attached two-car garage. The layout includes a one-bedroom staff apartment with a separate entrance.
Interior amenities include a fireplace, a formal dining room, a wet bar and floors covered in hardwood and parquet, according to the sales listing. Broker Lawrence Moens of Lawrence A. The sale closed June 1. By choosing I Accept , you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. Cities Atlanta Austin Boston.
Chicago Detroit Los Angeles. New York San Francisco Archive. Architecture Maps. Arpel graduated from high school in and attended Pace University. Arpel describes herself as becoming an entrepreneur as soon as she left high school. When she was very young, she regarded cosmetics as a kind of magic.
She decided to venture into the facial and cosmetics business after receiving conflicting advice from staff selling cosmetics in department stores. Arpel concluded that these saleswomen were selling cosmetics without being sufficiently knowledgeable about their products. She realized that there was a need in the cosmetics marketplace for a business that would educate the consumer, helping her understand how to care for her skin and what products she needed to use at home.
She decided to provide customers with a licensed cosmetologist who understood the most beneficial ingredients in skin-care products. A licensed cosmetologist could counsel women in nature-based products in a comfortable setting. Adrien Arpel also pioneered the concept of the makeover, now widely available in the cosmetics and skin-care business. Arpel felt her busy clients would best be served in a convenient, private salon in a department store. A clever marketer and a creative product developer, Arpel developed a niche market for the professional skin-care expert.
She sold her own brand of skin-care products and makeup, which were used during the salon treatments. From age eighteen, Arpel was determined to succeed in business.
She was part of a large informal network of female executives who were friends as well as colleagues. She also had a true partnership with her husband, who ran a successful display business.
Arpel wrote several beauty books and won many professional industry awards. Although Arpel is not a formally observant woman, she is very conscious of her Jewish heritage. She cherishes the value of a close family and considers the emphasis on the centrality of family as part of her Jewishness.
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