Extra, Extra: An Exclusive Discount at Two Shops We Love, August Edition
by Remodelista Team
Summer’s not over—not hardly. There’s still plenty of time to get out into the garden and savor outdoor dinners by candlelight.
This month, R/G subscribers can take advantage of two exclusive discounts from purveyors we love for tableware, pretty planters, late-summer essentials, and more. Read on:
Above: At Lenox—purveyor of classic dinnerware, flatware, and more—take 20 percent off sitewide now through August 30 with code REMODELISTA20 (excludes items marked as currently not eligible for discount). We particularly love that they carry the pretty pots and planters by Danish co. Bergs Potter, a longtime Gardenista favorite. Shown here is the Bergs Potter Hoff Glazed Pot and Saucer in Sand Stone, browse the full collection here.
Above: And over at Obakki, take 20 percent off sitewide—including housewares, tablewares, blankets, rugs and more—now through August 30 with code REMODELISTA20.How great are these little green Zizi Glasses, handblown from recycled glass in the mountains of Eswatini? See more at Obakki—and happy browsing.
Current Obsessions: Escapism
by Remodelista Team
On deck this weekend? Height-of-summer markets, three books we’re eyeing, statuesque flowers for the garden, and more. Read on:
Above: Attn. Londoners: New on our must-visit list is Cremer at 1 Geffrye Street in Hoxton. Not nearby? Take a virtual tour in London’s Talk-of-the-Town New Café, Library Included. Photograph by Callum Su.
- Ooh, we love this Danish brand that “approaches furniture like a pattern maker approaches a garment”—and now it’s available via DWR (hat tip: Fan).
- Going on this weekend in Maine: High Season Market, ft. many Remodelista faves.
- This micro cabin in New Zealand is made entirely of found and foraged materials (hat tip: Margot).
- We’re among the many (many) admirers of The Lost Kitchen (see our story How to Arrange Flowers like a Self-Taught Maine Chef), and we’re eagerly awaiting Erin French’s new book, Seize the Supper, coming out in October (and available for preorder now).
- Julie’s late-summer book of choice: Arranging Things: A Rhetoric of Object Placement.
- Spotted: a convincing curbside offering.
- Calling all shell collectors.
- Yes to sympathetic architecture.
- Love this clever wrapping idea (hat tip: Fan).
- Perfect Earth Project’s Edwina von Gal is moderating a panel discussion on how to safely and sustainably manage ticks in your yard this Wednesday in Bridgehampton, NY. Details here.
- What a charming outdoor tablescape idea!
- Did you know Quince recently launched an outdoor department?
- File under: saunas we want.
- Marie has a new book out, Secret Gardens of New York, and it’s available for pre-order now.
- Gardening gloves made of GOTS-certified organic cotton and FSC-certified natural rubber? Yes! “Riley & Sons sent me a pair to try out, and I’m really impressed with their fit and quality,” says Fan.
- ICYMI: garden pros share their favorite tall flowering plants.
- We’ll be taking a summer pause the next two weeks on Remodelista, revisiting greatest hits and editor favorites, plus new Current Obsessions each weekend. Happy end of summer!
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