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We're an independent magazine and destination for those drawn to design, fashion, art, travel, food, and culture.

We celebrate creators, thinkers, and the thoughtfully made. It's where aesthetic meets intention — and where curiosity is always welcome.

09/02/2026

Ashley Cooke on The Color of Becoming

Ashley Cooke's baby blue era: the singer-songwriter on color memory, self-titled album, denim archives, and learning to stop asking the room who to be....

Ashley Cooke on baby blue, memory, and the color of finally trusting herself — a conversation behind her new self-titled album.

08/04/2026

How to Experience Napa Valley the Right Way: 5-Days of W**e Country Bliss

Robert Mondavi W**ery reopened its Oakville estate on April 20, 2026, after a three-year, roughly $200 million renovation — the most significant change to the property since architect Cliff May built its Mission-style arch and tower in 1966. This is the story of a Napa Valley trip built around that reopening, nine years overdue, and around Charles Krug, the 1861 w**ery where Robert Mondavi first learned to make w**e before striking out on his own....

Robert Mondavi W**ery reopened its Oakville estate on April 20, 2026, after a three-year, roughly $200 million renovation — the most significant change to the property since architect Cliff May built its Mission-style arch and tower in 1966. This is the story of a Napa Valley trip built around tha...

07/29/2026

Summer, Unhidden: A Study in the Visible Hand

This summer's mood board for the home skips the polish — a vase with a rim that never quite closes, a fish painting the size of a playing card, a swirled ceramic plate that breaks its own pattern at the edge. See the full board, and shop it, on The House....

The House's summer home mood board: hand-painted ceramics, a fish oil painting, and objects chosen because you can still see who made them.

07/28/2026

Finding Home in Motion: A Conversation with Singer-Songwriter, Dasha

Dasha on fame, friendship, and finding home on the road: the singer-songwriter behind "Austin" gets candid backstage at Barefoot Country Music Festival about the burnout no one warns you about, why line dancing became her love language, and what a well-lived life looks like once the spotlight gets bigger....

Backstage with Dasha: the singer behind 'Austin' opens up on overnight fame, burnout, and the friendships that make touring feel like home.

07/27/2026

Original Art Isn’t a Luxury: Inside Ashley Ferguson’s Rules for Building a Collection on Any Budget

Ashley Ferguson believes original art belongs in every home, not just the ones with unlimited budgets — and she's got the sourcing rules to prove it. Inside her approach to building a collection on any budget: the $1,600 antique French find that anchored a primary bath, where she shops when she's not at a gallery, and The House Sourcebook — five real places to buy affordable original art, from originals under $500 to a curated French dealer....

Ashley Ferguson's rules for building an art collection on any budget — where to shop, what to skip, and the $1,600 painting that anchored a room.

07/24/2026

Inside the Most Considered Laundry Room We’ve Ever Seen

Arterberry Cooke reimagines the laundry room as the most considered space in the house. Barrett Cooke of Arterberry Cooke transformed a laundry room at the 2025 Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts into a multifunctional creative retreat — with custom cabinetry in Dunn-Edwards Rose Mauve, window frames in Midnight Garden, hand-painted Fireclay tile, Sherle Wagner rose quartz hardware, and ...

How Arterberry Cooke turned a utilitarian laundry room into a design-forward retreat with rose quartz hardware and hand-painted Fireclay tile.

07/23/2026

Emily Handlin on HIDE ME, Painting on Perspex, and Why the American Desert Keeps Calling Her Back

Sydney-based painter Emily Handlin doesn't paint animals so much as she paints the tension between being seen and disappearing entirely. Her new body of work, HIDE ME, features tigers, leopards, and crocodiles rendered on Perspex — a reflective surface that shifts with light and movement — and asks a quietly unsettling question: what does it mean to have a pattern designed for camouflage and yet be impossible to look away from? We sat down with Handlin to talk desert mythology, painting in physical layers, and the kind of quiet confidence that doesn't need to announce itself....

Painter Emily Handlin discusses her new body of work and why predators with quiet confidence make the best subjects.

07/20/2026

The Places That Change Us & The Objects That Stay: At Home With Caelynn Bell

You can tell almost everything about a person by what they notice. The objects they bring home from a trip. The meal they make on repeat. The corner of the house they instinctively return to. Creator and newly minted jewelry designer Caelynn Bell pays attention to these in-between moments perhaps more than most — and from her home in Colorado's Roaring Fork Valley, she spoke with The House about mountain living, the antiques that sparked Bellboy, and what it means to finally feel at home....

Creator and Bellboy jewelry designer Caelynn Bell on Colorado mountain living, the objects that anchor us, and what home actually feels like.

07/13/2026

Wallis Day: The Woman Who Knows How to Arrive

Photography JANA SCHUESSLER, Styling MAEGAN CAMPELL, Hair & Makeup KAVYA RAJPOWELL, Models FABIO CAMPO & RAPHAEL ROSATI There is a version of Wallis Day most people think they know. The actor. The face. The woman who moves through rooms with the kind of ease that looks effortless from the outside and costs considerably more than that. What most people don't know — what she is sharing here for the first time — is what it took to become her....

Wallis Day speaks publicly for the first time about her health awakening, building WLD Productions, and what a beautiful life actually looks like.

05/19/2026

New Build, Old Soul: Inside a Moody, Collected Hamptons Home by Shane & Pierce

When a bi-coastal family asked Shane & Pierce to design their East End vacation home, the brief was clear: no white walls, no beach house clichés. What followed was something far more interesting — a brand-new build layered with vintage finds, collected artwork, and guest rooms so distinct that friends return each summer just to claim a favorite. Designers Evan Krenzien and Jordan Pierce on designing a Hamptons home with the soul of a family heirloom....

Inside a Hamptons home by Shane & Pierce that traded white walls for dark cabinetry, vintage art, and rooms with genuine personality.

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