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In the two decades since Adam Pendleton staged his first solo show, the Virginia-born, Brooklyn-based conceptual artist has gone on to have his work—which now ranges from drawings and paintings to performance and video installations—shown at MoMA, the Mumok, and the Venice Biennale. Ahead of his latest exhibition, An Abstraction, at New York’s Pace Gallery, Pendleton spotlights the pieces that have earned a place in his home, studio, and travel bag
Photo: Matthew Septimus (Pendleton)

Bellocq

$80

The Chai Gift Set

“I’m never without a cup of Bellocq tea—I have at least four kinds in rotation. My favorite is Bellocq’s Canyon Chai.”

Gabriela Hearst

$1,250

Everly Overshirt in Black Organic Cotton

“I love a shirt that can double as a light jacket, and I’m in awe of Gabriela Hearst’s commitment to sustainability and detail.”

Judd Foundation

$93

Donald Judd Spaces

“My studio spaces are a source of inspiration for me. Donald Judd understood that, too, and this book captures all of his studio spaces brilliantly. I keep a copy at the studio and at home.”

Homme Plissé Issey Miyake

$500

Beige Compleat Trousers

“I’m never in doubt about what pants to wear.”

Vinsguir

$25.99

Ab Roller Wheel

“I’ve been known to travel with my ab roller.”

Food52

$17.34

Food52 Vegan: 60 Vegetable-Driven Recipes for Any Kitchen

“As I attempt to move towards a majority plant-based diet, this book has been a guide.”

Diptyque

$220

34 Boulevard Saint Germain Diffuser

“I’ve never wanted to run a business with a dirty bathroom. Our studio bathroom always has a Diptyque reed diffuser.”

Simply Gum

$14.99

Ginger Breath Mints

“My go-to mints—highly addictive and effective. My husband is an executive at the company, so he ensures I always have a supply.”

DABA Press

$50

Joan Jonas

“I love drawings in general, and I particularly love Joan Jonas’s drawings. It was a no-brainer when the opportunity presented itself to publish a book focusing on this important aspect of her work through my studio’s publishing imprint, DABA Press.”

Apple

$1,199

MacBook Air 15” Laptop

“My paintings go through many drafts and revisions, and I spend long hours reviewing layers on my computer—comfortably and uncomfortably in bed.”

My Favorite Things

After a 13-year tenure as Calvin Klein’s creative director of womenswear, Francisco Costa pivoted his attention from the runway to the rainforest with the 2018 debut of Costa Brazil. Tapping into the natural healing power of the Amazon’s rarest—and most aromatic—plants, the sustainable beauty brand’s thoughtful skin-care saviors are a tribute to both the fashion veteran’s Brazilian roots and career-defining minimalist modus operandi—much like his cherished essentials
Photo: Weston Wells (Costa)

Ancient Greek Sandals

$330

Irodotos Sandals

“These are my go-to summer shoes. I love the aesthetic.”

Joe Colombo

$2,872

Spider 4476 Ceiling Lamp

“This Modernist ceiling lamp by Joe Colombo has always inspired me because of its simplicity and sex appeal.”

Ray-Ban

$221

Metal Polarized Aviator Sunglasses

“My Ray-Ban Aviators are one of my favorite pairs of sunglasses. The style is a classic.”

Costa Brazil

$98

Kaya Jungle Firming Body Oil

“I cannot recommend our body oil enough… Take a hot shower, dry brush, and apply it before bed. Your body will thank you.”

Jorge Zalszupin

$34,000

1959 ‘Romana’ Coffee Table

“Jorge Zalszupin is one of my favorite Brazilian furniture designers. I love his use of simple materials to create a brilliant piece in both look and function.”

Adidas

$100

Stan Smith Sneakers

“I cannot live without my Stan Smith Sneakers. They are a classic, and I throw them on for any occasion.”

Thorsun

$275

Men’s Hand-Drawn Swim Shorts

“I love the color and the fit of these swim shorts.”

Rizzoli

From $100

Lucian Freud On Paper

“This book of Lucian Freud’s sketches and etchings, which spans his evolution from Surrealism to Realism, is so inspiring.”

Brooklyn Bicycle Co.

$699.99

Roebling Bike

“One of my favorite summer activities is bike riding. The Roebling has been my favorite throughout the years.”

Augustinus Bader

$205

The Eye Cream

“This eye cream is intensely luxurious and makes my skin feel hydrated and firm.”

José Zanine Caldas

$148,000

‘Denuncia’ Hand-Carved Dining Table

“The originator of Brazilian conscientious design, Zanine created sculptural furniture from Atlantic Forest wood that was being disposed of as scrap. His intention was to value the wood and, at the same time, bring awareness to deforestation.”

Comme Des Garçons

$110

Men’s Cotton Jersey Heart T-Shirt

“My go-to T-shirt is by Comme Des Garçons. I always find myself gravitating towards it.”

My Favorite Things

In 2016, former attorney Batsheva Hay quietly launched a handful of one-off Laura Ashley-inspired prairie dresses—and seemingly single-handedly changed the face of fashion overnight. Now, eight years since her signature ruffles and high necks began turning heads on the red carpet—not to mention at the Inauguration—the New York designer’s subversive sensibility is finally on full display in the brand’s first store. Blazoned with lime-green walls and hand-painted leopard floors, the Soho destination is just as delightfully distinctive as Hay’s own eclectic essentials
Photo: Alexei Hay (Hay)

Tata Harper

$88

Regenerating Cleanser

“The best daily exfoliant. I rub it dry on my skin every night and then rinse it off. It smells great, feels great, and the green color matches the walls of my new store.”

Lanz of Salzburg

$50.70

Ballet Nightgown

“There is nothing better to wear to bed or to lounge in on the weekends. Such a good brand and so reasonably priced.”

Barbra Streisand

$26.97

My Name is Barbra

“I am enjoying this almost too much. I hear the audio book is even better, since she’s reading it. Meeting her is on my bucket list.”

Gucci

$47

Satin Lipstick in 106 Tacey Hazel

“Gucci always has the best lipsticks shades, like this perfect nutty brown that I saw my friend wearing.”

Wedgwood

$28

Vintage Napoleon Ivy Plates, Set of Two

“My mother collected Napoleon Ivy dinnerware, and I love the design too. You can find all sorts of pieces on Etsy, but, luckily, I’ve inherited a full set.”

Mephisto

From $378.90

Rush Walking Shoe

“I love wearing an orthopedic shoe, and Mephisto is the coolest of all brands. It is the right amount of old man, comfort, and monochromatic chic.”

1stDibs

$19,000

Antique Bessarabian Rug

“I love Bessarabian rugs for their gorgeous florals. The bigger the scale, the better.”

Batsheva

$200

Ruffle Midi Skirt

“I love to wear a T-shirt and skirt, and this is my favorite one, complete with rhinestones and moons and stars. A glam skirt with a ratty tee is the way to go.”

Sloane Crosley

$20.39

Grief Is for People

“Sloane is my dear friend. We never talk about sad things, but her book about her best friend’s suicide is touching and wonderful and impossible to put down.”

Dries Van Noten

$173

Floral Gloves

“I need to buy some Dries, obviously. I’ve always loved his accessories, since they are fun and can be mixed with anything. The man knows print and color.”

Frederic Malle

$290

Carnal Flower Perfume

“After taking a quiz, I was matched with this perfume—and it is actually the best. It’s really intense and rich. I love a bold scent.”

Marni

$337

Deer Clip-On Earring

“As a woman with virgin earlobes, it can be quite hard to find nice clip-on earrings. Marni always makes playful, great options.”

My Favorite Things

Founded in 1878, Connolly was once regarded as the automobile industry’s finest leather supplier, but, since Isabel Ettedgui took over the driver’s seat three decades ago, the British heritage brand has also earned a place in the wardrobes of today’s most astute aesthetes. Honoring traditional savoir faire while simultaneously eyeing the road ahead, Ettedgui’s distinctly discreet garments and goods are nothing less than contemporary classics—just like her favorite finds

Christofle

$855

Vertigo Silver-Plated Large Caviar Set

“Andrée Putnam designed this caviar dish for Christofle, and she also designed my first Connolly store in the Mews. Her eye and modern sensibility looked so effortless and understated but was—and is—always perfect.”

Bellocq

From $17

No. 01 Breakfast Tea

“I cannot get out of bed without a cup of English breakfast tea. The yellow tin is the same color as our shop’s living room, which so many people have commented on over the years!”

David Zwirner Books

$50

Gerhard Richter: 100 Abstract Pictures

“I love David Zwirner’s gallery; the Richter exhibition, in London, is such a good show.”

Il Buco Vita

$62

Seaglass Salt Dish

“I love sea glass, and this dish seems to have salty stories to tell. It would add beauty and dreams to any table.”

Grenson

$685

Epsom Leather Loafers

“Grenson creative director Tim Little is a star. He grew the British heritage brand and made it relevant for today. I wish more investors had that talent and guts.”

Remy Renzullo X Carolina Irving & Daughters

$110

Alexandra Dinner Plate

“I am totally in love with Remy Renzullo for Carolina Irving and Daughters’ dinner plates.”

WE-AR4

$350

Flightsuit

“A flight suit in white for my daughter Gigi who is an artist in Florence—and a messy painter.”

Connolly

Price Upon Request

Picnic Basket

“This is our limited-edition picnic hamper. The rattan is woven by master artisans in France and hand-trimmed with Connolly Vaumol leather; it is filled with all the brands we love, from Gilles and Boissier to Lorenzini, and even a Joel Parkes wooden board.”

Bentley

$225,000

1961 Bentley S2 Continental Drophead

“Legendary coachbuilder with original interiors and beautiful Connolly leather upholstery, which we would happily restore at Connolly Brothers.”

Anya Hindmarch

$675

Fanta Linen Pajamas

“I grew up in Africa where Fanta was the best drink ever. It still gives me a Proustian nudge when I drink it!”

Lingua Franca

$140

‘Outlaw’ Dog Sweater

“An ‘outlaw’ dog jumper for my New York friend’s dog Margot, who is an outlaw but gorgeous.”

Domaine Trapet

$1,149.99

Chambertin Grand Cru 2021

“A magical pinot noir entirely in balance! An investment and something to look forward to…”

My Favorite Things

With the 2017 launch of Sana Jardin, former social worker Amy Christiansen set out to transform the fragrance industry—one bottle at a time. Empowering both the wearer and the indigenous women who hand-harvest its floral Moroccan notes, the perfume house’s transportive, zero-waste blends offer an indelible impression, much like Christiansen’s favorite feel-good finds, as seen below
Photo: Peter Schiazza (Christiansen)

Malaika

$200

Dotty Glass Tumblers, Set of Six

“I have long admired Malaika for its commitment to supporting low-income women in Egypt. I love the brand’s earthy, sensual designs.”

Paravel

$155

Cabana See-All Set

“I was recently given this vanity case set, which is made from upcycled plastic. I love how it fuses sustainability, elegance, and practicality.”

Ulla Johnson

$1,190

Lucienne Lace-Trimmed Silk Dress

“I love this dress because you can wear it during all seasons. I’d pair it with heels or flat sandals on a steamy European summer night.”

Kassatex

$250

Color-Block Alpaca Throw

“My favorite place in the world is my sofa, wrapped up in a blanket on the phone with friends in different time zones. This throw is neutral and beautifully soft. Kassatex’s founders are dear friends of mine.”

Kara Cooney

$12.99

When Women Ruled the World: Six Queens of Egypt

“This is a cherished book of mine. The title reminds me of the intrinsic strength that women have and prompts me to channel my soft power, to try to be of service to others.”

Tory Burch

$138

Printed Underwire Bikini Top

“I have been inspired by Tory Burch and her support of female entrepreneurs for many years now. I love this bikini as it reminds me of the mid-60s, an era I find so utterly stylish.”

Sana Jardin

$145

Berber Blonde Eau de Parfum

“This is my signature scent; it’s sunshine in a bottle and smells like pure Moroccan orange blossom. I named it after my sons who are both ¼ Berber and blonde!”

Moda Domus

$1,950

Linen Tablecloth

“I adore this joyful home brand; it makes me feel as if nothing can go wrong.”

Brandon Maxwell

$3,495

Silk Cape Gown

“I’ve been watching Feud: Capote vs. the Swans, and this cape gown reminds me of something Babe Paley would have worn. The ultimate feminine dress of elegance and power!”

Pam Montgomery

$13.86

Plant Spirit Healing: A Guide to Working with Plant Consciousness

“One of the reasons I was attracted to perfume as a medium is because I strongly believe in the healing power of plants and flowers. This book is an excellent guide on how to work with the healing frequency of plants.”

My Favorite Things

Though Alex Tieghi-Walker moved to New York less than a year ago, the Welsh curator and collector’s live-in Tribeca gallery, Tiwa Select, has already become one of the downtown set’s most frequented addresses, whether the occasion be an exhibit of self-taught artist Leo Kaspar, a Fashion Week dinner for Nordstrom, or an impromptu after-hours celebration. With a singular eye for folk crafts and found objects, Tieghi-Walker shares his cherished discoveries below
Photo: Tim Schutsky (Tieghi-Walker)

Etsy

From $17.44

Orthodox Church Beeswax Candles

“The smell of untreated beeswax really triggers my pleasure pathways! These are also the easiest and most satisfying gifts for hosts.”

Blundstone

$209.95

500 Chelsea Boots

“I own two pairs of shoes: nasty gym sneakers and the Blundstone Chelsea Boot. I paint in them, I trot ‘round Manhattan in them, I wear them to dinners, and I wear them to weddings.”

Gabriela Hearst

$2,650

Lawrence Space-Dyed Sweater

“Mmm, I love cozy sweaters, and I especially love Gabby’s sweaters. In my past life, I was a fisherman or a lighthouse keeper or someone who would wear big thick sweaters every day. This one is super chunky and magnificent and hand-knitted by Uruguayan craftspeople.”

Etsy

$19

Ross Round Honey

“Local honey is a gift from nature! I always buy local honey when I can.”

David Zwirner Books

$95

William Eggleston: The Outlands, Selected Works

“I drove cross country six times between 2021 and 2023. These photos—from 1969–1974—are part of a larger cultural database that I think fuels a European excitement for the great American expanse and discovering it by road.”

Barbour

$450

Sapper Weatherproof Waxed Jacket

“I’ve had my current Barbour since I was 14 years old… I get it waxed once a year to keep in good nick. Best jacket, with pockets for everything.”

1stDibs

$1,451

18th-Century Swedish Folk Art Trunk

“I’ve become fixated on antique painted boxes. All I want to do is put everything I own into pretty little boxes and pop them on a shelf so that they can all look pretty together. Some of them have sponge-painted patterns that look like leopard print; others are painted to look like exotic woods.”

Brooklyn Bicycle Co.

$749.99

Driggs 3 Bike

“Cycling is genuinely the only form of transport that guarantees punctuality. I’m too old to be late at this point. It’s also a great way to get your bearings and discover new nooks of a city.”

Sky High Farm

$135

Organic Cotton-Jersey Sweatshirt

“Sky High Farm is such an important organization; sales from their clothing branch go straight back to the farm, which provides food for low-income neighborhoods.”

Donald Judd

$33.27

Donald Judd: Complete Writings 1959-1975

“It’s just as interesting to read Judd’s polemic writings as it is to see his art, design, and homes.”

Boston KS

$45

Vintage Multi-Size Pencil Sharpener

“I collect slightly dated gadgets for the kitchen and study. There’s something about these fabulously archaic (but still useful at times!) tools.”

Wales Bonner

From $192

City Polo

“I don’t play rugby anymore, but I still have piles and piles of rugby shirts both vintage and new. Something about the stripes and color blocks… So playful and nostalgic.”

My Favorite Things

Though Giampiero Tagliaferri opened his interior design studio less than two years ago, the former Oliver Peoples creative director has already developed a client roster on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, thanks to his distinctive talent for marrying West Coast ease with midcentury Italian flourishes. Below, Tagliaferri shares the pieces that he keeps close—from small pleasures to future heirlooms—whether at home in Los Angeles or Milan
Photo: Jack Juliar (Tagliaferri)

Verba Volant

$81.67

The Photographs of Carla De Benedetti: Interiors ‘70

“I am obsessed with Italian interiors, especially from the ’70s. This book showcases the best apartments from that period. It’s chock full of incredible references.”

Oliver Peoples

$545

Cary Grant Sunglasses

“I designed these glasses when I was creative director at Oliver Peoples and still wear them every day. They remind me of my time there and the fun memories I shared with the team.”

Serapian

$80

Full-Grain Leather Notebook

“I am constantly inspired when I travel, be it by a metro lamp post, a terminal gate, or an ancient artifact. My way of committing these vignettes to memory is by sketching them.”

Kakuri

$43.80

Okubo 7” Bonsai Shears

“I try to hit the flower market in L.A. every weekend; it’s honestly better than therapy. The colors, the smells, and the energy are magic. After, I come home and cut all the flowers with this tool.”

Carlo Nason

$5,524.41

1970s Ala Light Sculpture

“I love to collect vintage lighting and spend a criminal amount of time trawling auction websites for the rarest lamps. They are my guilty pleasure. I have this one in my house in L.A. It’s a little pleasure each time I turn it on.”

Astier de Villatte

$52

Hollywood Incense

“My days always start and end with this incense. I light one as soon as I arrive at my studio in Milan or L.A. It sets the mood, no matter where I am, and helps me settle into work mode.”

Mario Bellini for Brionvega

$11,800

RR 130 Totem Stereo System

“We just got this sexy stereo system for a young client in Milan. I don’t own it myself (yet), but it’s now definitely on my wishlist!”

Erno Laszlo

$44

Sea Mud Deep Cleansing Bar

“I’m a bit of a skin-care nerd and pride myself on knowing the latest must-have products—but I’ve been religiously using this soap for 15 years, which says something about its staying power.”

Prada

$1,200

Patent Leather Loafers

“I’ve always admired how Mrs. Prada plays with surprising proportions, colors, and materials. The intellectual tension she is able to create with her design is something I look forward to achieving in our interiors projects.”

Gio Ponti for Reed & Barton

$10,500

‘Diamond’ Sterling Silver Flatware Set

“Good flatware is the perfect detail to elevate your dinner game. I like to host, and I love to bring a design element to the table.”

Sant Ambroeus

$52

Classic Cookie Tin

“I serve these little biscotti with espresso, and they’re always a hit. Sant Ambroeus is a client of ours, so I am (for better or for worse) just one phone call away from refilling my tin.”

Brunello Cucinelli

$2,995

Ribbed Cashmere Sweater

“I function best with a uniform, which includes this cozy jumper. It was a gift from Carolina Cucinelli and Alessio Piastrelli, who are clients and dear friends. Now, I’m addicted to their soft, timeless staples.”

My Favorite Things

Leave it to Dezso’s Sara Beltrán to elevate a simple seashell to the extraordinary. For nearly 20 years, the thalassophile and jewelry designer—who lives between New York, Jaipur, and Mexico—has stood apart with her one-of-a-kind oceanic accents, from hand-carved crystal cowry pendants to lapis-and-gold-laced puka strings. Below, Beltrán shares her refined signatures—for both sandy beaches and city streets
Photo: Conrado Veliz (Beltrán)

Cutler and Gross

$465

Black 0822 Glasses

“I bought these frames in Paris and turned them into sunglasses. I love the shape so much. They’re strong but also very delicate because of the proportions.”

Charvet

$450

Men’s Pique Bib-Front Tuxedo Shirt

“I’ve had custom tuxedo shirts made at Charvet for years. I wear them casually—from the beach to dinner—or with tuxedos, which I collect. I play with the color and bib, but they always have hidden buttons and my monogram on the left sleeve. It’s the little details that make a difference.”

Saie

$25

Dew Blush in Spicy

“I’m obsessed with Saie’s Dew Blush in Spicy. Besides mascara, it’s the only makeup product I wear. I use it on my cheeks and lips for a sun-kissed look.”

Hiroshi Sugimoto

$500

Seascapes

“Hiroshi Sugimoto is a Japanese architect and photographer. I collect his beautiful seascape prints for my home and gallery.”

Manolo Blahnik

$845

Gable Suede Buckle Mules

“I take these shoes on every trip in case I need a heel. They’re very comfortable yet sexy—and the suede brings an edge.”

Hermès

$3,275.80

Vintage Lizard Clutch

“I hardly use a handbag; I think a clutch is much more elegant. I have a cool collection of vintage Hermès ones.”

Prada

$5,200

Single-Breasted Wool Jacket

“I travel a lot and always bring this jacket with me. I wear it instead of a denim jacket. I love that it has structure and gives me a clean, elegant look.”

Nike

$48.99

NikeCourt Air Zoom Lite 3 Tennis Shoes

“I play tennis every day. It’s my meditation. These are my favorite sneakers because they’re not too heavy or too light, and they make you feel stable.”

Taffin

$450

Le Rouge Eau de Parfum

“Taffin perfumes are so sexy. My favorite scents are Le Rouge and L’Orange.”

Dezso

$70,000

Old Mine Round Diamond Charm

“My lucky charm is my diamond on a leather cord. I never take it off. It’s a staple of my look now.”

Fear of God

$39

Velour Beach Shorts

“These shorts are perfect for the beach with a plain T-shirt. I love the fit and the feeling of the fabric.”

Sergio Tacchini

$18

Tennis Wristbands

“Sergio Tacchini is a heritage brand and makes the most elegant tennis accessories.”

My Favorite Things

Following a tenure at Roberto Cavalli, Barbara Casasola debuted her eponymous collection in 2012. Over the decade-plus since, the Brazilian, Florence-based designer has never lost sight of her raison d’être: to complement—rather than reconstruct—a woman’s wardrobe. Emphasizing simplicity over spectacle, each of her nuanced foundations offers a quiet confidence—much like her favorite belongings, as shared below
Photo: Cecilie Jegsen (Casasola)

Il Buco Vita

From $20

Collepino Tapered Beeswax Candle

“These non-toxic candles create atmosphere and bring beauty and calm to dinnertime at the end of the day.”

Hatje Cantz

$75

Lina Bo Bardi: 100: Brazil’s Alternative Path to Modernism

“Lina was an architect and designer who created some of the most important Brazilian buildings and furniture. I did a Casasola campaign in her Glass House in São Paulo, and her Bola de Latão armchair is one of my most precious belongings.”

Armani Beauty

$58

Luminous Silk Golden Glow Highlighter

“As someone who doesn’t wear much makeup, this subtle glow is my favorite.”

Blundstone

$229.95

558 Chelsea Boots

“I’m out in the countryside a lot, and these are my go-to boots. They last forever and get better with age.”

Blackwing

$33

Pearl Pencils, Set of 12

“I use pencils to sketch. These are high-quality heritage classics that help get me in the mood.”

Santa Maria Novella

$90

Acqua di Rose Face Cream

“One of the great joys of living in Florence is being able to call Santa Maria Novella your local pharmacy. This is a lovely cream.”

Giannini

$179.95

103i Espresso Maker

“I love coffee—but it has to be made in a moka. This one is made of stainless steel, so I don’t have to worry about aluminum getting into my system. I also love the design.”

Casasola

$991

Classic Large Bucket Bag

“As a new mum, I wanted a bag that I could use everyday. Our Bucket Bag is made in Italy with super supple but practical grain leather. I mostly do knitwear, so I spent over a year learning about bag-making to develop it. More to come!”

Ceramiche Nicola Fasano

$585

Vintage Green Pottery Jug

“Nicola Fasano is a ceramicist in Puglia. I especially love their ‘martellato’ plates, which are easy and absolutely beautiful. They make any dish taste better.”

Etsy

$3.93

Organic Palo Santo Wood Stick

“I’m always reaching for palo santo to clear the air when things get hectic.”

Moleskine

$18

Art Sketch Pad

“This notebook is where I design all my collections and write notes to myself.”

Casasola

$1,009

Maria Cashmere Sweater

“This is my go-to cashmere sweater. It’s relaxed and elegant, and it works with everything.”

My Favorite Things

Since launching his eponymous firm just over a decade ago, the self-taught interior designer, television host, and newly minted author Jeremiah Brent has reimagined countless spaces, from a Montauk estate and Hollywood office to the Greenwich Village apartment that he now shares with his husband, Nate Berkus, and two children. Below, Brent reveals the pieces that make him feel most at home
Photo: courtesy Jeremiah Brent

Merci for Serax

From $48.00

La Nouvelle Textured Glasses, Set of Four

“Glasses that can be as formal or as casual as you’d like. I love setting the table with a combination of the short and tall sizes when hosting. Effortlessly elegant.”

Oura

$499

Horizon Gold Ring

“As someone obsessed with gadgets, I was so excited to find one that could give me a more holistic view of my day-to-day health. It turns out that I do need more than three hours of sleep every night, and the Oura Ring helps me stay accountable.”

Rick Owens

$214

Black Fingerless Gloves

“From designing interiors to the perfect glove, Rick Owens always does it right.”

Nate Home by Nate Berkus

$74.99

6-Piece Cotton Bath Towel Set

“My husband has perfected the everyday towel. They’re in every bathroom of our home.”

Jeremiah Brent

$40.49

The Space That Keeps You

“I’ve spent the past 10 years looking for my forever home and the past two years writing about it. The Space That Keeps You is my love letter to the people, places, and memories that ‘keep’ us.”

Afra and Tobia Scarpa

$6,000

Vintage Cashmere Erasmo Chairs

“Vintage furniture that’s been reupholstered in cashmere is my kryptonite. We have a collection of pieces available at Atrio that I’ve had trouble not keeping for myself.”

Unite Hair

$30

Conundrum Paste

“From one hairstyle to the next, it’s never failed me… I always have it in my bag for quick styling.”

Celine

$2,850

Logo-Print Shell Down Jacket

“Celine’s lightweight shell never fails to protect me from Fifth Avenue’s brutal wind tunnels.”

ChapStick

$1.99

Classic Cherry Lip Balm Tube

“Since 1999. You just can’t beat the classics… Though I am guilty of immediately peeling the wrapper off to keep the branding more discreet.”

Cherry Pie

From $20.49

Pinot Noir

“As sweet as it sounds, it goes with any cuisine. We always have a bottle on hand for ourselves and for gifts.”

Bottega Veneta

$4,700

Cassette Suede Corduroy Crossbody Bag

“The Cassette bag is the perfect size, and the padded suede adds just a bit of texture and tone to my typical monochromatic look.”

Apple

$1,199

12.9-Inch iPad Pro

“Also known as my sketchbook. I keep my iPad and Apple Pencil with me at all times for moments of inspiration or editing layouts and floor plans.”


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