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Current Obsessions: Brighter Days
Among the news and finds that caught our attention this week: To celebrate the momentousness of having a woman in the White House, upstate shop Sunny’s Pop is offering 10 percent off this weekend. Just use code VPHARRIS. The 2020 Design of the Year award goes to the Teeter Totter Wall, a series of bright […]
Femte Til Venstre: A Danish Couple’s Thoughtfully Appointed 1927 Townhouse in Copenhagen
I can’t now remember how or when I first stumbled on the feed of @femte.til.venstre (translation, from Danish: “fifth to the left”), probably some early morning or late at night, scrolling through Instagram in search of a little visual serenity. But I’ve returned to the feed countless times since, taken by the snapshots of a […]
Object of Desire: The New Sawkille Desk, Handmade in the Hudson Valley
From Sawkille Co., master furniture makers based in Rhinebeck, NY: the company’s newest, delicately detailed desk. ”I think that this time is informing everybody and every industry,” says founder and owner Jonah Meyer. “As a designer, it is the time to also understand simple things. People are spending a lot of time at home and […]
Kitchen of the Week: An Artful Conversion of a Garage in Bath, England
“The customer is always right—and we like to consider the building our client, too, and respond to its character, mood, and spirit,” says Patrick Williams of Berdoulat. A specialist in lyrical and meticulous period restorations, Patrick, when we first met him in 2015, was living in a mid-19th-century East London apartment that he had entirely […]
10 Easy Pieces: Gallery-Style Picture Frames
Whether you’re building out a proper gallery wall or framing a special photo or two, here is a roundup of our favorite off-the-rack gallery frames in both wood and metal. N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on January 12, 2011. For more on frames and framing see our posts: 6 Simple […]
A Glamorous Pre-War Flat in Poland, Courtesy of Colombe Design (and eBay)
“If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast,” Hemingway famously wrote. He was commenting, of course, on how the city—and the memories made there—can leave an indelible mark on […]
Steal This Look: 10 Design Ideas from a Tiny, Michelin-Starred Restaurant in Stockholm
A few days ago I was looking through restaurants in Stockholm for a future, imagined trip: for someday, when I finally head there in person. One of my discoveries, now at the top of my must-visit list? Agrikultur, a tiny 24-seat restaurant in a nondescript corner of the city, serving thoughtful small dishes with ingredients […]
Object of Desire: Handmade Cast Iron Candle Holders from Sweden
As a California transplant living on the East Coast, I’m still charmed by the concept of “winter.” Yes, the endless gray days and biting winds occasionally get old, and I might secretly wish for a freak-weather event that creates a 70 degree day in Brooklyn—during February—but the promise of a lazy afternoon on the couch […]
Color Therapy: Surprising Shades in an Edinburgh Guesthouse
If I’m honest with myself, one of the main reasons I’ve gravitated toward all-white walls is that I’m indecisive and timid when it comes to color. I’ve seen so many reds-gone-awry and greens-on-acid in others’ homes that I’m quite happy to stick to palette-cleansing white. But then I come across a project like this one […]
Current Obsessions: Old-Fashioned Winter
Wallpaper-scrap DIYs, Maine-made furniture, and a few more things we’re noting of late: This midwinter weekend, we’re admiring the moody, dark vignettes in a pair of designers’ Brooklyn loft. One step closer to a new multi-site national park, the first to honor Jewish American heritage and the legacy of Black education in the history of the […]
Shopper’s Diary: A Poet-Collector Opens Pidgin in Upstate NY
At a time when so many of us are starved for inspirational browsing, news of Kostas Anagnopoulos’s recently-opened upstate New York antiques shop, Pidgin, sent ripples of excitement throughout the design world. Kostas himself could relate: since his purchase of a pelican-shaped Art Deco bottle opener at the age of 14 , he’s been on […]

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