Julia Demer

1 week ago | livingetc.com | Olivia Wolfe |Julia Demer

From the enchanting and hypnotic shores of Maui to the San Domenico Palace nestled in the hills of Taormina, Italy, The White Lotus, the eerily addictive hit TV show, has already taken us around the globe. Typically, the picturesque locations play a big part in the storyline (our lifestyle editor has unpacked the production design of The White Lotus season three), so now that the season has officially wrapped, we're all starting to wonder: where will The White Lotus season four be filmed?

1 week ago | inkl.com | Julia Demer |Faiza Saqib

Image of a living room with lots of brown and natural decor. There is a thatched roof and the walls are open to views of the Serengeti. From the enchanting and hypnotic shores of Maui to the San Domenico Palace nestled in the hills of Taormina, Italy, The White Lotus, the eerily addictive hit TV show, has already taken us around the globe.

1 week ago | livingetc.com | Julia Demer

A good host knows: it’s not about the grand gestures. The best entertaining hinges on nuance — the atmosphere, the scent in the air, the casually fluffed pillow that somehow hits the perfect angle. The host moves gracefully through the room, never visibly stressed, always two steps ahead of what a guest might need, before they even know they need it. Of course, we know “effortless” is anything but.

1 week ago | livingetc.com | Julia Demer

Every year comes with a set of defining shades — color-of-the-year declarations that not-so-quietly dictate everything from handbags to wall paint. Pantone might hold the loudest megaphone (and we do love Mocha Mousse), but when it comes to kitchens — the most literal interpretation of taste — it’s the appliance brands that call the shots. KitchenAid crowned Butter — a whispery yellow kitchen color trend that’s already done mileage on the spring 2025 runways.

2 weeks ago | livingetc.com | Julia Demer

Walk into Round Top — the tented microcosm, the country, the universe — and you’ll find yourself in the beautiful chaos of The Show. That’s what the locals call it: one of the largest and longest-running antique markets in the world, held three times a year in Texas and attracting everyone from seasoned dealers to off-duty designers and serious vintage obsessives. It’s where you go when you’re after something with soul — or, in Drew Michael Scott’s case, a full capsule collection.