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Noted, No. 14 (opens the original)
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For me, there’s usually a single piece in a space that, once found, helps me fully picture how everything will come together. I recently stumbled upon that piece for my living room on Facebook Marketplace. I truly didn’t think it would work, but after a field trip to Bay Ridge, I decided to go for it.This unique piece has me motivated to keep building the room around it, so in this week’s Noted I’m sharing more of that find, a lighting swap I’ve made, what I’m on the hunt for as the weather cool
My master list of vintage home stores (opens the original)
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If you’ve been around here for a bit, you know how much I love a vintage piece. Whether it’s for my home or my closet, I love the hunt, the story, and the uniqueness behind a secondhand find. There’s something special about giving an item another life and collecting pieces over time. As I shared in a previous newsletter on navigating one of my favorite vintage platforms, 1stDibs—designing a home with vintage is as much about patience and curiosity as it is about style.That curiosity has led me t
Art I’m currently loving (all under $700) (opens the original)
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I picked up a new piece of furniture for my living room this week—a Facebook Marketplace find, with more to come on it soon. But I’m happy to report I now have a focal point anchoring the space, which means my plans for lighting and art are finally coming into focus.Of course, that’s sent me down a rabbit hole for art that’s unique and beautiful, but still feels aligned with the pared-back style I tend to bring into my spaces. Below is a running list of pieces that have caught my eye—oil paintin
Noted, No. 13 (opens the original)
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September is more than half over, and fall is officially here. As we shift into a new season, I’m taking a moment to reflect on what I want from the last quarter of the year. For me, it’s more patience with the process.I currently feel behind on getting my home set up the way I’d like. I feel behind when I’m not putting out more newsletters here. But I also know there’s a reward in the wait, whether that’s holding out for the right piece or giving an article one more pass before hitting publish.
Behind the Design: Stockholm Stadshotell (opens the original)
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There’s a building in the Södermalm area of Stockholm that Queen Dowager Josefina commissioned in the 1870s—reportedly as a quiet rebuke of her late husband, King Oscar I, and his unfaithful ways. Today, that building is home to Stockholm Stadshotell, and it’s exactly the type of hotel I’d want to open if I did.I stayed here for a week during my recent trip to Stockholm, and while I’ve shared a few notes about the stay since, I’m covering it more thoroughly today. It was, without a doubt, a huge
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