Mary Lattimore’s Ambient Playlist
The harpist shares a selection of songs that blur the edges of the genre
The harpist shares a selection of songs that blur the edges of the genre
The molded plywood and steel-framed 675 chair, created by British designer Robin Day (famed for his efficient, cost-effective approach) back in 1952, gets an upholstery uplift in three new colors—robin red, bilberry blue and granite grey—for this The Conran Shop exclusive. Each is available in an edition of 50, and pre-orders are now open. Price in GBP.
This product is sold by Robin Day + The Conran Shop
A weekend through spots in Lake Placid, Saranac Lake and Tupper Lake
An incredibly catchy vocal sample sets up the simple rhythmic structure in “É Grau Olha pra Traz e da Tchau,” a vrooming track from Sao Paolo sensation MC Bin Laden, and it’s …
A design studio tackles their most personal project yet: their own hotel
Step into a time capsule of NYC’s nightlife scene in the ’80s to ’90s—when DJs and promoters would print flyers (often made by people with no design experience) by the thousands and hope their events would spread by word of mouth. Though the internet killed this DIY practice, these ephemeral pieces of paper, with their arresting aesthetic, have been collected to make a book filled with attitude and nostalgia. After selling out its initial run, “No Sleep” is now available thanks to a second printing—nab while you can.
This product is sold by DJ Stretch Armstrong + Evan Auerbach
The Napa Valley gas station-turned-winery's new soulful release
Misen launched its $65-but-feels-like-$200 Japanese AUS-8 high-carbon stainless steel chef’s knife back in 2015 (not to mention the lifetime sharpening that’s included), and they’ve finally debuted its trusty sidekick: a mean, well-made paring knife that will have you peeling and mincing like a ninja. Now cutting up those perfect orange wedges for cocktails will be a breeze.
This product is sold by Misen
If you can’t bear to dive in the sheets fully nude, these gossamery lounge pants are your best bet for sleeping as close to naked as possible. Made from incredibly soft 100% mulberry silk—in a unique, laborious process during which silkworms are not harmed—this wide-leg piece is un-dyed to complete its close-to-nature appeal. Part of the profits go to two worthy charities.
This product is sold by The Ethical Silk Company
The boutique hotel chain expands to three locations in the city, art collection in tow