
Which way western man: JB Blunk and Case Study House #26
Marin's mid-century legacy, architecture of healing, and modern lifestyle trends.
Notes on design, tech, and culture.
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Marin's mid-century legacy, architecture of healing, and modern lifestyle trends.

Tune in for our little report on the Olfactory Playground workshop, reflections on perfume as a tool for personal transformation, and finding JOY in being a beginner.

How to do nothing, beach reads about Pac Heights, and walks around Cole Valley.
On reading The Artist's Way in 2025

Spring has come to San Francisco, and it means it’s time for creating recommendation lists with my dear friend Rita Popova, who continues to be such a big inspiration for me.

Former decorative arts editor of Nest on the magazine's eclectic style, meeting David Hockney as a teenager, and her new book about private gardens in New York City.
I've been interested in archiving digital art and artifacts of the early internet since I first interviewed Joanne McNeil in 2013.

I got a chance to chat with writer and K-HOLE co-founder Sean Monahan about his latest trend report for 8Ball, Live Players. We talked about our collective dissatisfaction with social media, new rules of cultural production, and what it means to be a live player.
Wherever I look (and yes, I mostly look into lifestyle media), people are talking about 2013.

Intriguing book excerpts and visuals from the archive: "shelter morality," hidden underground structures, and RuPaul's design inspirations.
"We're living in the shadow of an apocalyptic moment that's just around the corner, not unlike the early Christians in Rome."

Reading "Our Aesthetic Categories" in the world of TikTok.

How the Cold War policies and narratives are informing our decisions in the climate crisis era and more.

This week's issue is a bit late — I took the liberty of spending extra time researching, and I have no regrets about that decision!

This week, I wanted to try something new.

San Francisco may be challenging to love.

Over the past couple of years, I have been thinking a lot about things that bring people together.

I launched my first newsletter in 2014 when I was 21 and published it intermittently until the end of 2020.