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Inside the rooms where nothing matches and everything works — vintage and new furnishings, objects, and art living side by side.

Home from a slower European summer, I keep noticing the moments I choose the harder path on purpose — walking to the orchard with my in-laws, opening and closing windows for a house with no air conditioning. As fall settles back in, here's what that daily effort gives back.

Long before cotton arrived in Japan, weavers worked with five ancient plant fibers: banana fiber, ramie, linden, hemp, and wisteria. This April, Tortuga Forma presented handwoven Japanese textiles rarely seen outside Japan at Sample House in Long Island City, NY.

 

Tortuga Forma's reversible linens are designed with equal intention on both sides — each with its own pattern, scale, and palette. Discover the meticulous two-step printing process that makes it possible, and why these fabrics are made to be turned, folded, and lived with from every angle.

Audrey Falk's terrine is a harmonious blend of velvety winter squash, earthy robiola and unctuous olives. Inspired by layered terrines, she gives this French classic her own touch. Traditionalists, know that you won’t see any pectin or pâté here.

Tortugaware stoneware handles the heat of daily cooking and the convenience of modern kitchens. It's oven safe, microwave ready, and dishwasher friendly. Care for it well, and these pieces will last you a lifetime—and then some.

The Sabi table linen campaign's sculptural still-lifes were inspired by the work of Maria Blaisse with Issey Miyake.  Photographed by Hannah Whitaker.

From the sun-drenched coastline of Costa Brava, lighting designer Catalina Alós has built a practice that transforms materials into luminous pieces...

We believe that every element of the home deserves thoughtful consideration—even what lies beneath the surface. When it came to our throw pillows, we dove into the world of pillow inserts to ensure that comfort, sustainability, and aesthetics were all in harmony.