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Do forget the bitter herbs. Passover is a teaching event by way of two nights of seders—feasts, which begin this year on April 1. The Jewish holiday recounts the exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt 3,000 years ago and celebrates freedom. The tools used to tell the story are six symbolic dishes, including […]

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The project began as a near-ruin in Aurignac, France: an uninhabited medieval house, pared back to its stone structure. When a Paris-based artist discovered the village by chance and decided to stay, he enlisted Les Ateliers Permanents—founded by Chloé Morin and Enzo Fruytier, with an office in Aurignac—to rebuild it as a working home. “We […]

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Happy spring, officially! To celebrate, here are two exclusive, just-for-subscribers discounts for those itching to get out into the garden—and those itching to put on a soft pair of PJs and get into bed.

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On our radar this spring weekend: a new gardening show, a hotel on the Aegean coast, and 10 utilitarian-luxe finds we love. Read on: Proof that even the most utilitarian of things (hangers, toothbrushes) can feel a little bit luxe. This week’s standout armchair-travel destination comes from Margot: the ultimate recording studio/hotel on an Aegean […]

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Aurore Baulier earned her architecture degree in Brittany and her masters in sustainable architecture in Gothenburg, Sweden. Back in her native France, she was a member of Louis Vuitton’s in-house architecture firm when Barber & Osgerby lured her to their Universal Design Studio in London. It proved a good move: a decade later, Aurore runs […]

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