HELLO, HELLO! and a very Happy New Year! Dashing off for New Year’s Day festivities, but a quick stop to...
ALONGSIDE LONG LINGERING dinners and Christmas cake, cut-crystal glasses of champagne, Christmas crackers and tissue paper crowns that we, [P & I] wear without fail for photos each year, another holiday tradition around here, is a glimpse of Aerin Lauder’s Long Island home...
SOME MAY REMEMBER references here & there over the past while, to two exciting things to come, and some have...
PERFECT PERIWINKLE SILK TAFFETA, a mirrored vanity, doors and dresser fronts are just a few of the glimmering details...
a f e w l o v e l y l i n k s * belle de jour :...
THIS WEEK’S FEATURED photographer is Lina Kuznetsova, a freelance food photographer and food stylist who shoots for restaurants and magazines in...
WHILE MUCH TIME IS SPENT in searching for the new, sometimes, it’s lovely to go back and visit the things...
TODAY HAS BEEN one of those days where everything and nothing happens all at once, and after the beautiful streets...
A FEW STOLEN MOMENTS here & there, of what has been happening around here lately . . . snakeskin pumps and marble staircases, quaint narrow laneways & romantic cobblestone streets, castles and antique china and white wicker baskets at favourite florists, gilded chairs and bedroom toile and roses, roses, roses, and it’s all in a day’s work . . .
AND WE ARE IN a lull of sorts, in that magical, quiet, anticipation-filled time before everything happens all at once,...
This rather crazy week is winding down beautifully, and there are still a few things left to do before, but...
Because Mondays were made for Parisian apartments, a glimpse into Thuy Tranthi Rieder, the global vice president of marketing and...
Sunday was one of those stunningly beautiful days that feels like summertime, even though it is now officially autumn once...
Emily’s photography has been featured here a million times, and she has even written a city guide for {this is...
It's wonderfully sunny today, as it was yesterday, so much so, that we took some time out to wander the hills in the last of the daylight, to climb the peaks and gaze out over the sea . . .
