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The graphic pattern and rich green color of these plates make them a showstopper any time of year. 

Not to miss. 

Just add an orchid. 

I picked up a potted paper geranium from John Derian when I was in NYC. I found this one on Etsy at an amazing price point. 

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While these candleholders looked festive on my Christmas table with red tapers, I will switch to white in January. 

New season, New guilty pleasure. 

My favorite scented candle in my favorite hue. 

I love this print by Marian McEvoy. Just divine. 

This bowl looked gorgeous filled with citrus as a holiday gift and I bought the matching ceramic baker for cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning. 

So chic for holiday wrapping but I plan to use it for birthdays and ocassional gifts, as well. 

This sweater is the perfect shade of red. 

This cake was such a hit this holiday. So much so, I made it twice. It's Neiman Marcus's Gooey Butter Cake. So easy and crazy delicious. Enjoy. 

A lovely cake plate that will elevate any dessert.

If you missed the Joan Mitchell exhibit at the David Zwirner gallery, this is the next best thing. 

A classic blue and white pattern that looks fresh for summer and all year round. 

I love a good block print and these napkins are on theme to boot.  

Given we are in the midst of a kitchen renovation, I am looking to elevate my grilling fare.  

I collect colored glassware and just added these to my collection. 

Amy Sherald's American Sublime at the Whitney is at the top of my NYC summer must-see list. 

One of my favorite desserts to serve in the summer is a make-your-own sundae bar. This machine makes it super easy to impress your guests with a homemade treat. 

Summer entertaining means having extra serving pieces at the ready. 

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Patriotic and practical for those balmy summer evenings.  

A beautiful look into a quintessential American city and its rich history. 

My love of stripes runs deep. 

Just add ice cream. 

I have vintage plates in this pattern and was so excited to find a source to add new ones.

This woven tote is the perfect transition piece for spring. 

A one pot meal for the win. 

Carmen Herrera at the Upsilon Gallery, Upper East Side, NYC through 3/29.

I am thinking of sending myself a bouquet of these otherworldly poppies. Just because. 

I love Aerin Lauder's aesthetic. Can't wait to dive in. 

New bed linens for spring are a divine refresh.

Stripes are always a good idea. 

Lucky notes for your lucky friends. 

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I have this vase in a terracotta color but this jade green really caught my eye. 

OG Samba in the most gorgeous green. 

I have these in gold and I love them in silver. So chic.

Art you can eat.

Love these little note cards for valentines and more. 

Pasta is always a good idea.

These are lovely with or without flowers. 

Cy Twombly at the Gasgoian through 3/22.

Sweet statement necklace that keeps you on theme (and trend). 

This book provides inspiration all year round. 

Love this tray on my desk for stamps, paperclips, rings, etc. 

I love these breakfast cups any time of day. 

I am still a paper girl at heart. 

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No water needed. 

A beautiful new color of my favorite china pattern.

Phenomenal Alvin Ailey exhibit at the Whitney in NYC. 

 I love Celerie Kemble's classic sensibility with a a touch of whimsy.

With or without tapers these are divine. 

The softest of sweaters. 

A bit of softness for the table. 

I collect Frances Palmer's vases and this one is a beauty. 

On my nightstand.

Next up for Sunday dinner.

A little shot of sunshine to inspire on cold winter days. 

Always nice to refresh with a classic tote.