Curb Co. by Eloise Faith
It's like dumpster diving, but the loot is better.
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Journal
Constructing Cozy in Connecticut by Nyla Liburd
With the room transformed, slipping into bed feels a bit cozier and relaxing feels a bit more natural. There’s a reason for this. The Danish term hygge refers to the feeling of being content in bei...
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On Chairs, and Happiness as a Byproduct
In order to keep a traditional chair together, you often have to risk it ripping itself apart. The very thing that makes it capable of lasting for centuries is the same thing that could — if not co...
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The French Influence: Cabinetmaker Léon Marcotte in 19th C. New York City
Léon Marcotte, a now-mostly-forgotten Frenchman, once shaped the tastes and adorned the homes of the richest of the rich in New York. His firm even took on a room in the White House.
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Brighter Days to Come
As we sit in a stretch of damp cold days here in the Hudson Valley, we are still yet on a wave — now towards longer days and later sunsets and, in the not so far-off future, warmth.
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Let the River Run
We woke up to rain — ugh — and looked outside to see whitewater where our road should be. "Let's try, though," we dared.
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Capturing the Seasons in a Holiday Moment: The Quittner Tree
The Quittner holiday tree captures our year on the land in floral gestures, handmade ornaments, and a casual elegance that invites creativity.
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The 2023 Limited Edition Gift Set: Our Garden to Your Kitchen
"Anything worth doing is worth obsessing over." That's a 'Peter-ism', as we call them, or one of the eminently quotable one-liners attributed to my dad's kid brother, Peter, who isn't a kid anymor...
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