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THE ENDLESS EXPERIMENT

CONVERSATION PIECE • The object everyone is (or should be) talking about. This month: Aerin Lauder’s graceful pendant for Visual Comfort & Co., inspired by her collection of Venetian glass pieces.

ROOM SERVICE • The little things are the big things. This month: laundry baskets that could make anyone look forward to doing chores.

BATH EQUATIONS • The design we need to make our lives and homes work. This month: A tub that owns the room.

SUPPORTING CAST • Thoughtful additions to elevate the rituals of daily life.

NOM DE FUME • Call them coin collectors, incense holders, button bowls, or metaphysical containers of vice. Ashtrays have reappeared in our world as chic receptacles, even for the ashless.

SMOKE SHOW • If you’ve got ’em…display ’em. These multifunctional objets d’art have aesthetic appeal.

HANG TIME • The long lines of Piaget’s Swinging Pebble Sautoir could give one a penchant for pendants.

COLOR OF MONEY • Lapis: stone of kings, pigment of the divine, source of ancient inspiration—and the blue inside that brooch.

IS THE WAREHOUSE THE NEW GALLERY? • As dealers rethink their business models, a scaled-down R & Company tries putting storage front and center.

LET’S TABLE IT • Jessica McCormack adds a homeware collection with L’Objet to a slew of new stores.

SHOW BOAT • The panoramic views can’t come ashore, but these enviable pieces of maritime design can bedeck any home.

DAVID HASKELL • The editor and sculptor shares his inspirations, personal picks, and style talismans.

ON THE COUCH WITH…

REBEL WITH A BRUSH • Artist Mary Grigoriadis worked to reshape the New York art scene, one mystical patterned canvas at a time.

BRULE’S RULES • IN HIS FIRM’S FIRST DECADE, MARTIN BRULE HAS MADE A MARK WITH HIS FERVID, IMAGINATIVE, SAVVY DESIGN. AT HIS OWN MANHATTAN HOME, HE LETS IT ALL RUN FREE.

THE TIME TRAVELERS • In a 16th-century Venetian palazzo, Studio Peregalli Sartori orchestrates a dialogue between past and present.

POP • Snap, crackle… Graphic shapes, crisp angles, and statement seating bring excitement to the best of style and design this fall.

The Rooms Where Art Happened • Memory and inspiration infuse the walls, objects, and paint-splattered barn floor at the East Hampton home of Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock, whose genius gets a fresh look in a major new exhibition.

HERMES TAKES THE HIGH STREET • While reimagining six historic buildings in London’s Mayfair as the brand’s new flagship, artistic director Pierre-Alexis Dumas engages with his family’s legacy, British history, and a spirited sense of place.

In TOP Form • One new book, two opera sets, three galleries—even a Légion d’Honneur. Paris-based designer Pierre Yovanovitch is marking 25 years of work in high style—and with more projects than ever, from New York to London.

SOURCEBOOK • Pierre Yovanovitch’s sophisticated take on urbane living includes sculptural shapes, unexpected antiques, and artist-inspired pieces.

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