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Joshua Glass’s Favorite Things

Journalist Joshua Glass spent years contributing to the most respected fashion, art and design magazines, including T: The New York Times Style Magazine, The Wall Street Journal and Vogue, before launching his own independent title Family Style earlier this year. Devoted to the intersection of food and culture, the quarterly print publication’s first issue drew subjects like Michele Lamy and Chloe Sevigny. As Family Style releases its design-themed second issue, Glass shares a few of his objects of affection, including a Christofle flatware set, Brightland Ardor red chili olive oil, and a Willy Rizzo coffee table.

Photo: Huy Luong (Glass)

Willy Rizzo

$16,534

Large White Lacquer and Chrome Bar Coffee Table

“Family Style is on the precipice of moving into our very first solo office, and my Google Chrome tabs are full of furniture options, both possible and improbable. There’s something so lovely about how dramatically low this table sits.”

The Row

$3,990

Giorgio Cashmere-Twill Shirt

“Luxury for me means being able to wear the same outfit from work to extracurriculars to dinners after, and still look somewhat presentable.”

Natalia Criado

$268

Silver Artefacto Server Set

“Natalie is one of the most interesting designers in the home space. This set has not only been on my personal wishlist, it also comes up frequently on our mood boards.”

Honor Levy

$27

My First Book

“Controversial Internet It-girl turns alt lit writer with a dash of nepotism. Of course it’s on my reading list.”

Augustinus Bader

$300

The Rich Cream

“I don’t know what’s in this mysterious, very scientific cream I blindly slather upon my face nor do I want to!”

Brightland

$40

Ardor Red Chili Olive Oil

“Somehow we winos lost to wellness folk in the fight for compulsory housewarming gifts, and olive oil remains a steady crowd pleaser. This one, at least, has some spice.”