Megan Reynolds

1 week ago | dwell.com | Megan Reynolds

When I bought a couch from a friend, I had no idea I’d have to pay someone to take it apart. Welcome to Sofa Sagas—stories about the circuitous search for a very important and occasionally fraught piece of furniture. When I moved into my Brooklyn apartment in 2020, there was already a couch in the living room—far too wide to be removed, I was told, and very comfortable.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Megan Reynolds

When I bought a couch from a friend, I had no idea I’d have to pay someone to take it apart. Welcome to Sofa Sagas—stories about the circuitous search for a very important and occasionally fraught piece of furniture. When I moved into my Brooklyn apartment in 2020, there was already a couch in the living room—far too wide to be removed, I was told, and very comfortable.

1 month ago | dwell.com | Megan Reynolds

View 10 PhotosIf you’re dreaming of an ’80s bathroom or want a kitchen that looks like “The Brady Bunch” (but better), consider these tips from designers and era-obsessed creators who’ve styled their lives around a particular decade. View 10 PhotosA brisk scroll through home design social media will surface era-obsessed creators styling their lives around a favorite decade or historical aesthetic.

2 months ago | dwell.com | Megan Reynolds

The Winter Show, now in its 71st year, is one of the antique and fine art world’s most venerable events—a 10-day extravaganza of curiosities, valuables, collectibles, and artwork, housed in the cavernous Park Avenue Armory. The objects on display are often the sort you’d see in a museum, in a vitrine in a gallery attended to by security—but they’re almost all for sale. (And, if you ask politely, you can touch them.) This event is one of the oldest antique fairs in the United States.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Megan Reynolds

Generate Key TakeawaysNew York’s annual extravaganza of all things collectible and (mostly) antique delivered everything from Americana to Delftware, in one afternoon. The Winter Show, now in its 71st year, is one of the antique and fine art world’s most venerable events—a 10-day extravaganza of curiosities, valuables, collectibles, and artwork, housed in the cavernous Park Avenue Armory.