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Erin Fetherston Was in Escrow on Another Place—And Very Pregnant—When She Found Her Dream L.A. Home

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We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. In December 2022, designer Erin Fetherston had already found a new home to fit her growing family—she and her husband were expecting their third child in the new year. They were in escrow. The contingency period was about to end. And then: They found their dream home. Lukas Sofa, Interior Define; Albion Mohair Throw, Serena & Lily; Veta and Sueño Throw Pillows, The Citizenry; Arteriors Jacob Round Coffee Table and Portentia Accent Chairs, Lulu and Georgia; Arteriors Marsha Brass Pendant Lamp, Kathy Kuo Home;...

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Adelaide’s Oldest Morris & Co. Stained Glass Window in Adelaide, Australia

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Hidden away in one of Adelaide’s side streets lies the Royal Instituttion, formerly the Adelaide Stock Exchange. Within its walls is something that is often walked passed, missed, or forgotten about. Upon arrival at the Royal Institute, enter through the front entryway, turn to your left, and walk towards the main staircase. Atop the staircase is the oldest and perhaps the most valuable Morris & Co. stained glass work in Adelaide, also the only Morris & Co. stained glass window not within a religious building in Adelaide, which is often referred to as the “City of Churches.” William Morris famously...

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The Hamptons Home Where Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Summered as a Child Is Listed for $55M

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[TAG0]Realtor.com / Getty ImagesThere are few homes in America that define a time, a place, and a heritage quite like the Bouvier family’s former East Hampton estate, known as Lasata—or “place of peace.” The house was built in 1917, and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis spent her summers there as a child. The grand estate last changed hands in July 2021, when it was reportedly sold for $25 million to TV producer David Zander. It’s now up for grabs again. This time, though, it’s listed for $55 million. The Hamptons home where Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis spent her childhood summers.Realtor.com During...

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SAFAVIEH Adirondack Collection 2’6″ x 6′ Slate / Ivory ADR109T Oriental Distressed Non-Shedding Living Room Entryway Foyer Hallway Bedroom Runner Rug $27.32

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    With a unique Oriental pattern and a beautiful floral motif, this deliberately distressed rug adds a supremely chic contemporary look to any room. Inspired by global travel and the bold, colorful motifs adorning fashionable ski chalets, Safavieh translates rustic lodge style into the supremely chic and easy-care Adirondack Collection. Crafted of enhanced polypropylene yarns, Adirondack rugs explore stylish over-dye and antiqued looks, making striking fashion statements in any room. Offering a power-loomed construction, this grey and blue rug is both durable and comfortable underfoot. Its unique oriental pattern has been given a weathered appearance to offer a modern...

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In Defense of Humanity

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On July 13, 1833, during a visit to the Cabinet of Natural History at the Jardin des Plantes, in Paris, Ralph Waldo Emerson had an epiphany. Peering at the museum’s specimens—butterflies, hunks of amber and marble, carved seashells—he felt overwhelmed by the interconnectedness of nature, and humankind’s place within it.The experience inspired him to write “The Uses of Natural History,” and to articulate a philosophy that put naturalism at the center of intellectual life in a technologically chaotic age—guiding him, along with the collective of writers and radical thinkers known as transcendentalists, to a new spiritual belief system. Through empirical...

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