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Ten years after founding Popup Florist, Kelsie Hayes has fully settled down. After studying fashion design in LA, Kelsie early in her career worked as a creative director for a now-defunct clothing label that staged picnics and other surprise in-store happenings. These events are what inspired her to become a self-taught florist. Her specialty: coming […]

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We like the way short, stubby wine glasses add a note of nonchalance to a dinner party. The squat stem glass is more casual and understated than their elongated, more fragile counterparts. Case in point: At a recent dinner party, I served drinks in low-to-the-table glasses. I noticed that guests seemed unusually at ease. Maybe […]

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Antoine Ricardou is a perfectionist. As co-founder of Saint-Lazare, a Paris and New York-based creative studio that designs brands, places, and objects, he strives for ultimate beauty in everything he touches, from chic clothing companies like Sézane to well-appointed hotels like Le Moulin to minimalist furniture, like this A.S.L wood workbench. And he’s able to […]

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Is it just us, or is pale, pale yellow popping up everywhere? The subtler, softer sister of butter yellow, this shade’s ideal for the color shy. (Alexa even considers it an honorary neutral.) Have a look at five favorite finds in the color of the spring. More on yellow: The Butter Trend Takes Over Interiors: […]

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On the small island of Saint-Cado in South Brittany, a former fisherman’s house has been reworked as a pair of pared-back holiday rentals. The project, named Sardineta, is the work of Charly Derouet, a photographer from Normandy, and Ceris Harris, originally from Wales, who left Paris in search of a more rural life and found […]

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