Julia Cancilla
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Meghan Markle’s New Chocolate Advent Calendar Gives a Taste of Her Montecito Home (opens the original)
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Meghan Markle’s Montecito home is getting a holiday makeover—in miniature. While the family may be spending the autumn in the UK, her latest launch looks to the U.S. Her lifestyle brand, As ever, has teamed up with Los Angeles chocolatier Compartés on a limited-edition advent calendar inspired by her California house and garden, with 24 handcrafted chocolates inside. The Duchess of Sussex worked with Compartés creative director Jonathan Grahm on the packaging, which features an illustration of h
Inside the Brownstone Boys’ Brooklyn Carriage House-Turned-Design Studio (opens the original)
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For years, the Brownstone Boys helped other people rethink their Brooklyn homes while running their own business from their dining room. By the time Jordan Slocum and Barry Bordelon’s design and renovation team grew to eight, their kitchen table was covered in samples and the line between home and work had all but disappeared. They needed an office—but after months of touring white-box spaces, they hadn’t found one that felt quite right. Then they toured a carriage house on Vanderbilt Avenue in
The Guest Room Details Your Visitors Will Actually Notice (opens the original)
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Above: A guest bedroom in an English country manor designed by Linda Boronkay. The first few minutes in a guest room tend to involve a little inventory: Where does the suitcase go? Is there an outlet near the bed? Can I open a window, turn down the heat, find another blanket? Guests may never mention these things, especially if the answer is no. They’ll just leave their bag on the floor, charge their phone across the room, and make do. But a little preparation can answer most of these questions
At Bottega Veneta’s Runway Show, Hollywood’s Finest Sat on Crumpled Cardboard Boxes (opens the original)
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A Bottega Veneta runway seat is never simply a place to sit—it’s guaranteed to cause a stir. For the Summer 2023 show, Italian designer Gaetano Pesce made 400 one-of-a-kind resin stools under then creative director Matthieu Blazy. Two years later, guests sat on leather beanbags shaped like animals, inspired by Zanotta’s Sacco chair. Then, for Louise Trotter’s debut at the Summer 2026 show, Milanese design studio 6:AM made seats from multicolored, hand-blown Murano glass. This past weekend, for S
Can an iPhone Photo Belong in a Gallery? This New Show Makes the Case (opens the original)
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Artist Alex Prager’s task may have sounded simple: Take some photos with an iPhone. But her response was anything but basic. For What Holds Us, Apple’s new three-artist exhibition opening in New York this week, Prager created a series of meticulously staged, complex images set in the aftermath of a party. “It was taking the phone and making it do things it had never done,” says Kathy Ryan, the show’s curator. The show brings together Prager, Jack Davison, and Jimmy Chin, artists whose work takes
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