Highlights from Los Angeles Design Week/end
Founder Holland Denvir reflects on the independent festival’s third year
Founder Holland Denvir reflects on the independent festival’s third year

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A jeweler, an authorized dealer and a secondary-market founder talk to us about budget, waiting lists, resale value and the purchase that starts a collection

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Keith Yamashita’s five-day happening in the Brooklyn Museum’s Beaux Arts Court begins with an image or poem picked from a ring of 500 and comes to life through the dialog it provokes

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At Rocco Forte properties Verdura Resort and Villa Igiea, Irene Forte and Olga Polizzi have built a hospitality model where wellness, design and place are inseparable
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lululemon’s new outerwear collection brings 900-fill-power down and distraction-free weather protection into jackets designed to elevate everyday life

Producer Manny Marroquin hosts three September evenings where each cuvée is tasted, interpreted and written into an original piece of music

From 2 to 4 October, the champagne house takes over 619 Ocean Front Walk with chef-led dinners, a beading studio, Folderol soft-serve and a champagne bar that funds women in hospitality
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Founder Holland Denvir reflects on the independent festival’s third year
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Owalla’s SmoothSip® Slider Insulated Travel Cup / Mug is lined with ceramic, which doesn’t hold the flavors and aroma from past contents and offers a less metallic taste. It comes in many colors, 12 oz and 24 oz sizes, and all with your choice of with or without a handle. Prices start at $30 for the 12 oz cup up to $40 for the 24 oz mug.
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Jöey Nordic Seed Crisps are new on the scene and deliver a tasty crunch in many flavors, including our favorite, Nori + Tamari. These gluten free crackers are great to snack on out of the package, but go well with cheese, dips, anything you’d normally put on one. Watermelon seeds are the one ingredient you may be less familiar with, but they are among the most water-efficient and nutrient rich seeds, packing lots of magnesium, zinc, potassium, protein and iron. Pumpkin, sesame, flax, hemp, chia and sunflower round out the recipe along with brown rice flour. Various three packs and boxes are also available.
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Niwaki—one of our favorite gardening brands—has launched a collection inspired by the gardens at Friar Park, the long time family estate of George Harrison known for its quirky architecture and extensive gardens. Though George passed in 2001 his wife Olivia still lives there, and their son Dhani grew up there. He has passionately cared for the gardens since his father died, and his appreciation of Niwaki’s gardening clothing and gear turned into a friendship with the founder. Fast forward to the new collaborations, which include this 12 ounce Akamimi Japanese denim meditation jacket and a set of tools. The jacket is long and loose with an oversized hood and large patch pockets; and an embroidered Japanese maple leaf gives it a bit of flair.
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Japan’s allure cannot be attributed to any one specific trait. Be it cuisine or culture, design and architecture, cities of the future or soothing reprieves, the island nation offers unparalleled experiences across …
A jeweler, an authorized dealer and a secondary-market founder talk to us about budget, waiting lists, resale value and the purchase that starts a collection
Keith Yamashita’s five-day happening in the Brooklyn Museum’s Beaux Arts Court begins with an image or poem picked from a ring of 500 and comes to life through the dialog it provokes
At Rocco Forte properties Verdura Resort and Villa Igiea, Irene Forte and Olga Polizzi have built a hospitality model where wellness, design and place are inseparable
CART Department wraps six of The Peninsula London’s cars in an original KOZO work, on the streets through Frieze and all of October
lululemon’s new outerwear collection brings 900-fill-power down and distraction-free weather protection into jackets designed to elevate everyday life
The One Is All combination pet-hair filter and air purifier looks like a slightly cute, squat droid. Though it’s touted for capturing cat hair its floor-height induction quarantines any animal fur. The biggest appeal is that it features nearly inaudible operation. Plus, the hair is contained in a distinct trap to prevent clogging the separate H13 HEPA and activated carbon filtration systems. The latter reduces pet odors and traps dander and dust. Turn it on and forget about it; the One Is All reads air quality and adjusts on the fly without needing input from its human owner.
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A&K Sanctuary’s new Kenyan property showcases sustainable architecture, local artisans and a deep respect for nature
The artist and stage designer’s first European retrospective opens like a performance and closes inside a rotating library
The introduction of one new element of furniture or decor—whether that’s a lamp, textile, mirror or another object—can change an entire room. And while everyone’s design preferences are distinctly personal, gifting design …
The first NikeCraft General Purpose Shoe in leather is named for the trouble Sachs got into at boarding school
The artist’s globe-trotting exhibition touches down in North America