Les Eines
The most challenging thing about decorating is finding that one extraordinary piece...
antiques
Hutches + Armoires
I’m running out of places to store my so-called “collections” – planter pots, Kachina dolls, gemstones, shibori linens . . . I can go on and on. So I’m officially on the hunt for a good…
Ha’veli House
After starting her own design business nearly 10 years ago, importing earthy and tribal antiques, furniture and textile from India and Bali, Heidi Daburger came across the perfect opportunity to combine her love of interiors and renovation in…
Where To Shop For Antique Rings
My love affair with antique jewelry began at a really young age...
The World’s Oldest Multicolored Printed Book
Manual of Calligraphy and Painting, the world’s oldest multi-printed colored book was...
A Date With Edie Parker’s Brett Heyman
The vibrant colors and intricate inlays of an Edie Parker clutch make it hard not to do a double take. A fervent collector of vintage handbags from the 50s and 60s, designer Brett Heyman has turned the evening bag game on…
Globetrotting With Chairish
My newfound obsession with Chairish began with this pineapple lamp, which is quite honestly, the lamp of my tropical dreams. And when you find something that good, it really just doesn’t stop at one. But wait –…
Around The World In Tribeca
All of the incredible charm that makes up interior designer Deborah French‘s Tribeca loft comes from one far flung country after another. A 19th century Indian grain grinder and an antique Moroccan window serve as coffee…
Parisian Time Capsule
I couldn’t believe the story when I first read about it: a Parisian time capsule left behind by a French socialite and actress. After suddenly fleeing to the South of France during WWII, Madame de Florian’s lavish…
DeGorgeous Home
How stunning is Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi’s Beverly Hills home?! It’s the perfect mixture of old and new – with an amazing glass ping pong table in the entryway, floors made from reclaimed…
Upholstery Sauvage
It’s amazing how a staple gun, some muslin, a few gallons of chalkboard paint, and a talent for rehabilitating discarded items can bring such beauty and charm to a 19th century Brooklyn brownstone. Interior and prop…
