Current Obsessions: Notes on Earth Day

Ahead this weekend: how to recycle family linens, the techniques of beekeeping, and unconventional botanical wallpaper. Browse on:

• Our new guide, Remodelista in Maine: A Style and design Lover’s Guide to Motivated, Down-to-Earth Fashion, will come out next month from Artisan Books. It is readily available for pre-get now from Amazon, Print: A Bookstore, and somewhere else head right here for a lot more data.
• “Currently admiring Dumais Made’s new ceramic lamps, string shades, and expanded Connecticut studio,” reports Margot. “They’re obtaining a studio sale starting off May 6.”
• A while back we profiled the ahead of and following of Yi-Mei Truxes’ Do it yourself cabin upstate, redone throughout quarantine she just lately emailed us to enable us know about the opening of her new brick and mortar Bembien shop at Rockefeller Heart, which she and her sister-in-regulation, a designer, reworked from a dated Godiva retailer.
• Sweet-colored taps by Barber & Osgerby.
• And a new sofa from Remodelista favorite Rose Uniacke.
• Would you paper a place in botanical and cannabis wallpaper?
• We fell for In Casa by Paboy’s ruffled cushions in excess of a year back now, Paboy has introduced a crowdfunding marketing campaign to help save his business enterprise. Here’s how to assistance his undertaking.
• Portland, Maine-based mostly Ember—incl. Campfire Pottery and Mulxiply—is hosting a sample sale currently, Saturday, April 23, from 12-5 p.m. in the parking lot of Ember at 5 South Avenue. Stop in.
• Design-forward furnishings, accessible for lease.
• And we’re curious about ReTold: a straightforward way to recycle home textiles and linens via mail.
• 7 artful storage tips to borrow from a star chef’s very low-value kitchen area.
• What you may possibly not know about beekeeping.