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How to Restore Vintage Wood Serve Ware

  • October 19, 2021
  • Written by Sarah Jane Stone and Photography by Sarah Jane Stone
So your beautiful wood bowl sat in water, perhaps placed there by some well-meaning guest who gathered dishes after a dinner party, but all is not lost. If you don’t…
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Modern(ist) Women: Eva Zeisel

  • March 4, 2021
  • Written by Jolene Nolte
In an era dominated by rational, linear forms—and male players—Eva Zeisel brought warmth, organic shapes and a sense of humor into midcentury homes.
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Monkey Pod 101: The Story Behind a Midcentury Staple

  • August 8, 2018
  • Written by Sarah Jane Stone and Photography by Sarah Jane Stone
Monkey Pod 101 Whether setting the table for a party, styling a dresser or organizing a desk, wooden serve ware is a must-have. The warm tone and subtle texture of…
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3 Totally Collectible Scandinavian Home Goods

  • July 14, 2017
  • Written by Stephanie Agnes-Crockett
Aesthetics meet utility when a fresh Nordic influence hits the midcentury scene. Bring some hygge into your kitchen with these Scandi collectibles.
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