Lina Abascal

3 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Lina Abascal

Two American icons have come together for a collaboration that invites adventurers to live amongst design legacy like never before. Today Airstream, the Ohio-based travel trailer company known for its recognizable aluminium exterior, debuts its first collaboration with Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, the Unsonion Limited Edition Travel Trailer. (Image credit: Courtesy Airstream)The travel trailer was unveiled at Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home and studio in Scottsdale, Arizona.

3 weeks ago | latimes.com | Lina Abascal

There’s a reason perfume commercials aren’t close-up images of the ingredients noted in a specific fragrance. Instead, they’re sweeping landscapes, a beautiful man on a galloping horse, a wistful goodbye between two lovers with no backstory. That’s because scent isn’t simply the notes — say vanilla, sandalwood, tuberose; it’s about the feeling they evoke. It’s more effective to produce a visceral reaction than provide a technical definition.

1 month ago | latimes.com | Lina Abascal

Late-night teahouses have opened up around L.A. to serve a younger population who is drinking less. Some reference East Asian tea ceremony culture, others lean bohemian. All of them offer a third space for people to gather. We highlight L.A. four venues hosting late-night teatime below. Teahouses built for spending extended time in, open until the wee hours of the night, are popping up all over the city. Some are elusive, hidden in plain sight or only accessible via a mysterious membership.

1 month ago | latimes.com | Lina Abascal

Across the six players on the tennis court at noon on a Friday in Beverly Hills, I clock two Cartier watches and one Rolex. There’s tennis skirts paired with chunky cable-knit sweaters and white sneakers and tote bags with collegiate embroidery. From behind sunglasses and baseball caps, members appear to be in their mid-twenties to early thirties.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Lina Abascal

Across the six players on the tennis court at noon on a Friday in Beverly Hills, I clock two Cartier watches and one Rolex. There’s tennis skirts paired with chunky cable-knit sweaters and white sneakers and tote bags with collegiate embroidery. From behind sunglasses and baseball caps, members appear to be in their mid-twenties to early thirties.