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Thursday, May 19, 2011

What do you mean, April Showers?

Try May Showers. It's positively pouring out there- thunder, lightning, the works- (and I couldn't decide which setting on my camera best captured it- so I used a few. Don't mind me.) I took these while neighbors were having a highly undignified Jerry Springer-esque shrieking breakup in the street. My god, do people have positively no self respect? Anyway, I'm trying not to let that sour my mood too very much. The rain is beautiful and sitting here listening to it is just one of the very many reasons I love New York in May.




What do you mean, April Showers?

Try May Showers. It's positively pouring out there- thunder, lightning, the works- (and I couldn't decide which setting on my camera best captured it- so I used a few. Don't mind me.) I took these while neighbors were having a highly undignified Jerry Springer-esque shrieking breakup in the street. My god, do people have positively no self respect? Anyway, I'm trying not to let that sour my mood too very much. The rain is beautiful and sitting here listening to it is just one of the very many reasons I love New York in May.




Wednesday, April 27, 2011

You've Got Malle

I fell in love with French perfumer Frederic Malle's New York apartment the moment I saw it featured in Men's Vogue back in February 2008.  The dining room above is one of my all time favorite rooms.  It epitomizes the perfect mix of sleek and modern in the form of the Platner table and Sean Yoo bookcases juxtaposed with the patina of old with the antique French chairs and Veronese painting.  In

You've Got Malle

I fell in love with French perfumer Frederic Malle's New York apartment the moment I saw it featured in Men's Vogue back in February 2008.  The dining room above is one of my all time favorite rooms.  It epitomizes the perfect mix of sleek and modern in the form of the Platner table and Sean Yoo bookcases juxtaposed with the patina of old with the antique French chairs and Veronese painting.  In