Retail Florists

We always love an early morning filled with fresh scents and bold colors at the flower district on 28th street. While we often tend toward pale, earthy tones, we were smitten last weekend with how vibrant the selection was. And apparently some capitalists appreciate the aesthetic as well...

Chelsea flower district

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"Heremes pops up at Liberty" scarf via Codex Costinianus

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Blazing Poppies wallpaper at Anthropologie

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Takashi Murakami, Flowers 2004

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Window Shopping on the Hudson

A day trip to Hudson New York offered a great day of shops. We actually only had a enough time to cover a few blocks in this small, charming city. The shops are well merchandised, affordable and full of diverse, yet well curated offerings--modernist to neoclassical, deco to federal. We will return for Valentine's Day, but in the meantime...

Period Camelback sofa at Vincent Mulford.

Dramatic lighting and iron urns make a classical statement.

Cozy antiques for the any weekend getaway.

Neoclasscal statement pieces mix with pop art and mid century finds.

Ted Muehling candle sticks and walnut pedestals at Chris Lehrecke.

Burlap brings new life to a classic sette.

French hand carved cabinet, 19th century, at White Whale Limited.

Lavinia lamp at Skalar.