Kate Mcgregor
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- Sep 29, 2026
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This Ireland Airbnb’s Interiors Look Straight Out of a Nancy Meyers Film (opens the original)
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My boyfriend and I stopped four times on the winding, three-hour drive from Dublin to Ireland’s west coast in County Clare: once for the valley view, once for the Barack Obama Plaza and service station, and twice to gawk at livestock. When we finally reached the 70-acre organic farm just outside of Corofin, though, sightseeing suddenly felt less urgent. From the outside, the two-bedroom farmstay is an unassuming new build tucked into the Irish countryside, with plaster walls, stone accents, and
For Her Latest Lulu and Georgia Collection, Sarah Sherman Samuel Experiments With Surrealism (opens the original)
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The benefit of being both a product designer and an interior designer is that you can produce exactly the kinds of pieces you feel a project is missing. For Sarah Sherman Samuel, a massive 66-inch chandelier, a tiger rug, and a perfectly boxy accent chair made their way from her vision board into her latest collection for Lulu and Georgia. This time around, Sherman got experimental with surrealist forms and silhouettes that she describes as âlike something from Beauty and the Beast that would
These Snazzy Serving Platters Prove That Presentation Is Everything (opens the original)
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Drink trays and serving dishes may not get the same attention as the main dish, but the best serving platters are just as critical for making even the most humble of tablescapes look more professional. Whether you’re looking to level up the display on the buffet line at your next big family gathering or prefer to serve your guests family style, these pieces go beyond your trusty (but lackluster) multipurpose mixing bowl. From large platters just begging to be filled with hors d’oeuvres to trays
The Best Luxury Gifts That Are Worth the Splurge (opens the original)
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Though we don’t like to assign a price tag to a good gift, the best luxury gifts rise to those special occasions during the holidays or beyond when it’s appropriate to go all out for your nearest and dearest. So if you’re looking to spoil someone on your list (or maybe just yourself), we’ve rounded up some of the most carefully considered, no-holds-barred options for when money’s no object. As a baseline, it’s always important to ponder your recipient’s needs before dropping a ton of money on so
The Best Sheer Curtains Put a Filter on Your Space (opens the original)
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The best sheer curtains can provide a sense of privacy without cutting out the ethereal soft light you crave in your space. This curtain type is airy, casual, and gives your windows a sense of place and structure without feeling stuffy—or completely blacking out the sunshine during golden hour. We’ve tested our fair share of sheer curtains, and linen and cotton, often in a single layer with no backing fabric, are the materials we like most for sheer curtains since they usually have a lightweight
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