Luxury Where the Wild Things Are

February 06, 2015

The Wall Street Journal profiles homeowners whose “ultimate creature comfort is watching other creatures.”

One example is Senior Vice Dean at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine Gail Morrison who lives in a glass house in Florida with her husband, where the sight of bottlenose dolphins leaping from the water to catch pinfish can be enjoyed from the comfort of her home.

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