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Molly Fitzpatrick is the founder of DITTOHOUSE and a dear collaborator who has brought TF’s very first textile collection to life. From afar, we were drawn to her vibrating prints, her unflinching use of color, and her deep reverence for textile history.

Chef and food stylist Halley Zelicoff arranges sumptuous platters, each starting with a simple but carefully chosen ceramic dish. Inside a 21 x 33" workspace (her kitchen countertop), she makes food come alive on the plate.

As we spot signs of early spring's arrival, it's time to pay attention to your indoor plants' changing needs. For one, the days are getting longer so position your plants farther away from windows to capture indirect sunlight.

Footed bowls have stood the test of time as a household staple for centuries. The addition of a pedestal-like base elevates the vessel above the table level and place importance on the bowl's contents.

Spring has finally sprung, and we are celebrating with the perfect picnic spread recipe by guest contributor Diana Yen. As a celebrated recipe developer, cookbook author, houseware designer, and founder of content production house Studio A La Carte, she knows how to create palette-pleasing and visually stunning feasts.

We make things that are meant to last as long - as they are cared for. All cutting boards need love, and our favorite wood salve is olive oil. See the proper way to nourish your boards.

As we spent the past year rethinking and reconfiguring our homes, we are revisiting STACKED, a hardworking bench that was conceived as a piece that could fill an entire room.

Farrah Sit founded Light + Ladder studio in 2011 and has become known for creating sculptural volumes that look different from every angle.  Her m...

An astonishing variety of vessels have been designed to contain, cultivate and transport flowers since the Egyptians first used pots to move plants from one location to another. With a timeline spanning from Classical Greece to the Victorian Era to 1980s Memphis design, we chart the evolution of the humble flower pot and the rise of the houseplant, highlighting our favorites.