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Remembering Kate Spade’s Iconic Style

We were so saddened to hear that Kate Spade was found dead by apparent suicide today. Her influence on the world of design and fashion is immeasurable and we will so miss her iconic style. From her handbags to her home goods, Kate brought delight into our lives by approaching simple items with a sense of joy and whimsy.

Bridget Mallon

Jun 5, 2018

“Mean Girls” Musical’s Barrett Wilbert Weed’s Small Hell’s Kitchen Studio

Name: Barrett Wilbert Weed Location: Hell’s Kitchen — NYC Size: 400 square feet Years lived in: 2 years, renting Much of the gossip surrounding this year’s Tonys centers around the Mean Girls musical, inspired of course by the movie of the same name (a movie that was written by Tina Fey and has a devoted and quote-reciting cult following).

Adrienne Breaux

Jun 5, 2018

Drinking (and Decorating) with Chickens in a Quirky LA Farmhouse

Kate Richards of Drinking with Chickens is a self-taught cocktail blogger who lives in this farmhouse with her husband and 13 furry and feathered friends.

Jessica Isaac

Jun 5, 2018

Before and After: A Truly Transformed 366-Square-Foot Apartment Kitchen

This 34-square-meter (366-square-foot) Moscow apartment might not look like too much right now, but its owner saw potential and had it transformed into a rather roomy—bigger than at least two of my apartments anyway—Airbnb rental apartment. Unsurprisingly, the kitchen is the heart of this (temporary) home. This renovation was created by Anna Kovalchenko of Essenziale, who wisely stuck to a limited palette—black, white, and wood—throughout the small space.

Tess Wilson

Jun 5, 2018

16 of the Most Beautiful Scandinavian-Inspired Home Designs

The thing about design styles is that when they become a ubiqutious trend—like the mid-century modern look or the ’70s style bohemian resurgence this year—is that they take on a life of their own after awhile. What starts as a decor movement anchored in traditions and classic elements can evolve and reshape itself with every home it touches.

Adrienne Breaux

Jun 5, 2018

House Tours: A Healing Home In Bushwick

Jun 5, 2018