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Current Finds No.54
Films fresh off the festival circuit, brilliant tools for spreading butter, and a plant sale.
In Ordinary Use: Napkins
A napkin lives one small life over and over: unfolded across a lap, pressed to a mouth, refolded, laundered, and returned to the drawer to wait for its next performance.
Current Finds No.53
Rare books, sage advice, and paper goods from Paris.
Summer Reading
How Directors Dress, published by A24, gathers over 200 archival photographs of filmmakers at work. Joanna Hogg writes the foreword, Yohji Yamamoto the afterword, a lineage of people who understand...
August Escapism
A few finds from Lauren's desk this month, a magazine that travels somewhere far, a scent with no flame, glass in an unexpected color.
On Blue: Geneviève Asse
Geneviève Asse spent fifty years painting blue. Not decorating with it but living inside it.
Current Finds No. 52
White porcelain bowls drifting in large pools of water, and more.
In Ordinary Use: Breakfast Trays
The late nineteenth-century estate did not invent breakfast in bed to be romantic.
Current Finds No.51
A biopic on the life of Mary Wollstonecraft, slushies, and those delicious-smelling summer trees that seem to line every block.
Summer Reading
Sonia Delaunay applied her color theory — Simultanism, the idea that contrasting hues in proximity produce optical vibration — first in painting, then to a quilt, a coat for Gloria Swanson, a collection of textiles...