Shoko Wanger

From juice glasses to Mason jars, chances are, you’re likely to love a good cocktail no matter what it’s served in. But the truth is, having the

For city dwellers, a splurge is a sacred thing. When budgets are tight, there’s often little left over for luxuries — and when there is, the ensuing

There’s no denying the myriad joys of living alongside a significant other: shared meals, a warm bed, lazy weekends in. It's what many refer to as "a

Anyone who lives in a small space can attest that it’s easy to feel like you’re doing it wrong. Is the furniture too big? Are patterns a poor choice?

There’s a reason certain items are considered home decor basics; these things are useful, functional, and among the building blocks of a liveable (and

Chances are, when it comes to cleaning, you’ve got the basics down: a quick sweep here, a little wipe-down there, and voilà — all’s looking spic

With temperatures (and humidity levels) rapidly on the rise here in New York, it seems we’re in constant search of hideaways from the heat. And while

As we learned a few weeks ago, we’re currently in the middle of moving season, that restless period between the months of May and September when

Asking an interior designer to single out a favorite project may be akin to demanding that a parent choose a favorite child — but in the spirit of

This weekend marks the official start of summer, and with it comes many long days perfect for tackling an assortment of crafting projects that your

For many, the thought of planning a move is enough to cause a cold sweat. Anyone who’s done it before will tell you: There’s always more to it than

Apartment hunting in New York City is a process marked by compromise: I love the light, but can I live without closet space? Or, the kitchen is great,

Last we heard from designer Justina Blakeney, she was giving us a tour of her kaleidoscopic, plant- and pattern-filled Los Angeles “jungalow” while

Like overcrowded subways and rapidly rising rent, small-space living is a topic of conversation over which New Yorkers bond, citywide. But, as much as

With its parties and parades, its colored beads and feathers, its glitter and glitz and gold, Mardi Gras isn't a celebration known for subtlety. If

For the design-savvy minimalist, the occasional splurge is easily justified. With "less is more" as a guiding philosophy, it seems only reasonable that

One of the great consolations of a frigid winter is the excuse to stay in. Especially after the holiday hustle and bustle, quiet evenings work wonders —

Convenient though it may be, modern correspondence — with its typo-heavy emails and emoji-littered texts — lacks a certain romance. There's no

During the holiday season, it's customary to enliven what's otherwise ordinary: We string lights on trees, bedeck our halls, and arrange carefully cut

Showing up to a party empty-handed has long been considered a social slip-up. And, while no one ever pooh-poohed a bottle of wine or a box of chocolates,

A serving tray may feel like an overly fussy item to invest in. No, it's not a necessity, and yes, your guests can just come grab their drinks from the

The beauty of a coffee-table book is its ability to be many things at once: a piece of art, a statement accessory, a posh paperweight, countless hours'

The glory of fall is often short-lived. One moment we're happily awaiting the opportunity to sip tea while swathed in our thickest sweaters; the next

There's no lack of beautiful shops in New York. Here, the city swells with stores selling the best of just about everything. But, we'd like to point out,

As much as we love a late night out, there's a lot to be said for the restorative effects of a quiet evening in. A few hours of laziness among the cozy

Not too long ago, it might have been hard to imagine the smartphone-centric life as we know it, with countless comforts and conveniences available at the

In the glamorous world of home-decorating — which brims with sumptuous linens and porcelain dishware, artisan furniture and color-rich accents —

After a long summer spent outdoors — sunning, surfing, lounging in the sand — we find ourselves now preparing to huddle under blankets, restocking our