A world of couture comes alive in the collection of editor Hamish Bowles.⬬
Books: Purely Décoratif
Esteemed in his time, Ruhlmann was not only the leading French designer of objects in the style, but also an ensemblier, both designing and curating interiors.⬬
Books: Rewriting Arrival
The Family of Migrants (Hannibal Books) underscores the poignant pitfalls of reducing migrants to clichés. ⬬
Museums : Gothic Gesamtkunstwerk
Lyndhurst celebrates America’s first “starchitect.” ⬬
Perspectives: Mitch’s Musings
Storage solutions take center stage at the V&A East Storehouse and the Met’s Luce Center.
In Conversation – Lessons from Boscobel
Adrian Taylor, Principal, Hyde Park Mouldings ⬬
In Conversation: Lessons From Boscobel
With Jennifer Carlquist, Executive Director and Curator, Boscobel House and Gardens ⬬
Flea Bite: Bleus de Travail (Work Blues)
The first installment of The Magazine ANTIQUES’s new column dedicated to flea markets and thrift shops. ⬬
Living With Antiques: The House Collector
On an Alabama farm, a lover of vernacular architecture rescues and reimagines historic log cabins—preserving place, memory, and a powerful sense of home. ⬬
Double Exposure
From the bullfighting ring to the atelier, Portuguese photographic pioneer Carlos Relvas constructed an early studio every bit as eccentric as his life. ⬬