Divya Venkataraman

3 days ago | msn.com | Divya Venkataraman

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3 days ago | livingetc.com | Divya Venkataraman

“When I see Eau de Nil,” writes Jonathan Adler in the introduction to his 2013 book, Life in Color, “I am transported to the lobby of Claridge’s Hotel in London with its signature Eau de Nil china, its melancholy glamour, its stirring portrait of Winston Churchill framed with an Eau de Nil border...”In the 19th and 20th centuries, Egypt occupied a particular, storied place in the imaginations of the European bon vivants and the well-travelled gentry.

1 week ago | marieclaire.com.au | Divya Venkataraman

Home FASHION Fashion News The new appetite collides with a return to ’90s-era thinness and new weightloss drugs Asides How do you sell a skirt to a woman who’s bombarded with advertising from her first social media scroll of the morning to the last flick-through before she goes to sleep?

2 weeks ago | livingetc.com | Divya Venkataraman

Architects design shelves all the time: shelves for books, for knick-knacks, for wedding china, for grinning family portraits. These were the kinds of shelves Trevor Wallace thought he was building for Noah ‘40’ Shebib, a multi-award-winning record producer, when his firm was enlisted to lead the overhaul of this modern home, a penthouse in Toronto. It would turn out not to be the case.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Divya Venkataraman

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Doublespace. Design: Reflect Architecture Architects design shelves all the time: shelves for books, for knick-knacks, for wedding china, for grinning family portraits.