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The best of Frieze and TEFAF (imo). Malo Chapuy at @morcharpentier (Frieze) and George Condo works on paper at @gladstone.gallery (TEFAF). My full (and very subjective) recap of art fair szn in NYC coming on my Substack tomorrow (link in bio).

NEW ARRIVALS: Talia Warshawsky These sculptural vessels from Talia Warshawsky’s Barroco series resemble precious artifacts adorned with sea worn pearls recovered from ancient ruin. Inspired by what Warshawsky calls “an imagined archaeological dig of my own making,” this collection reflects her artistic evolution since motherhood. The vessel incorporates softer natural forms while maintaining the essence of discovered treasure reimagined for contemporary spaces. 📷: @jennasaraco

We’re thrilled to announce our first-ever design fair appearance at @afternoonlight as part of NYC Design Week! Visit our booth to experience an immersive tablescape showcasing our new dinnerware collection (launching next week!) perfect for summer entertaining. Come say hi and enjoy exclusive show pricing on all purchases throughout the event! Open to the public: Saturday May 17th: 11-7 Sunday May 18th: 11-6 Monday May 19th: 10-6 (trade only) Starrett-Leigh Building 601 W 26th st, NYC Are you a trade or wholesale client interested in attending? Dm us to schedule a personal appointment at our booth.

The Ribbon Plates stacked at @lune1860 📷: @lisaluvsit

The Althea Vase. A part of the Terra Collection, where the beauty of nature and the passage of time converge. Through a delicate balance of textures and patinas, each piece reminds us that true beauty lies in the organic, the worn, and the wonderfully imperfect. 📷: @kelley_shaffer

Ever feel like you’re just skimming the surface when you look at art? In my latest piece on A Whimsical World, I delve into the nuances of truly seeing art—not just with our eyes, but with our hearts and minds. It’s about slowing down, embracing curiosity, and allowing ourselves to connect deeply with the stories and emotions woven into each piece.(link in bio)

Parade, by Alessandro Sicioldr

Introducing Sierra Kanistanaux Each piece contributes to a larger artistic narrative, spanning several distinctive series that together reflect her evolving vision. Whether creating works that appear unearthed from antiquity or pieces inspired by her deep connection to horses, she infuses her ceramics with both personal meaning and timeless symbolism. Through texture, pattern, and form, Kanistanaux aims to awaken the senses and elevate our experience of the spaces we inhabit, creating art that transcends the ordinary.

The Fiera Candlestick Holders styled at @lune1860 Captured by @lisaluvsit

The Hollyhock House by Frank Lloyd Wright. Beautifully captured by @nicole_franzen

A new collection of sculptures by Kristin Yezza available now on LES These ambitious freestanding sculptures represents the pinnacle of Kristin Yezza’s Singular Maximalism concept, where repeated application of a single technique creates a compounded, transformative effect. The flowing, organic structure with its countless scalloped details evokes a sense of continuous becoming—a visual metaphor for personal growth that Yezza describes as “waking up every day as ourselves... becoming more and more who we are over time.” Built from recovered studio materials, the piece embodies creative resilience and sustainability. 📷: @jennasaraco

LES on film part I 📷: @kelley_shaffer

Candles with edge Styled by @tatesharrison

This week in A Whimsical World, I’m exploring how we can infuse our interiors with story, spirit, and a touch of magic. Jean Cocteau’s sun-drenched murals along the French Riviera serve as a reminder that art can transform a space into a living myth. What if our homes felt like storybooks—layered with memory, meaning, and a sense of wonder? Link in bio.