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A place for ideas and culture, with some shopping and notes on design, fashion, interiors, and references that shape how we live.
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The Evening Edit
Dressing for the evening, when you're away from home
The Edit: The Summer Essentials
Packing has rules, and these looks follow them.
Klein's Blue, by way of a Coffee Table
On Yves Klein, colour, coffee tables, and why it earns its place in a room
The Edit: What the Body Asks For
Movement, Buchinger, and the TLC that follows
Cut & Collage: Colour
Summer means it's all about colour
The 7 Edit: My beauty musts
These are the seven beauty items I reach for, the ones that have earned their place on my shelf.
Adnet, In Between
On the French furniture designer who never had to choose between rigour and romance
Cut & Collage: The Neutrals
Dialling the bold colours back and letting muted neutrals in
Barbara Hepworth: The Private Colour
A visit to Hepworth in Colour at the Courtauld
Bulgari at Full Volume
On the eighties, Roman rigour, and why the boldest jewellery house in the world still has the most to say
Cut & Collage: My Sleep Ritual
Its a sacred thing
Cut & Collage: The Long Weekend
Dressing for the British summer, in all its precarious glory
The Edit: Axel Vervoordt
Vervoordt, wabi, and what great rooms actually do
A Weekend Worth Keeping
Three days at La Posta Vecchia, dressed in Matteau, living slowly
The Edit: The Designer I Should Have Known About Years Ago
France, ca. 1932. Glass rods in a triangular shade lit by many bulbs. Louis Sognot (1892-1970), designer. Read more
Cut and Collage: Somewhere between Seasons
On subtle shifts in dressing and the quiet approach of summer.
Pierre Chareau built the future. We're still catching up
On Maison de Verre and why the best interiors today feel like echoes of something made in 1932.
Cut and Collage: What I've been wearing
A round-up of my recent favourites
Andrée Putman and the Room That Knows When to Stop
There’s a photograph of Andrée Putman’s Paris apartment that I keep coming back to.