Design and Innovation

Eye On Design: Étienne Fermigier’s 1970 Bar Cart

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etienne fermigier 1970 bar cart photo by gail worley
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Who says a bar cart has to be a boring little trolley parked in the corner waiting for cocktail hour? This wonderfully unconventional design by French designer Étienne Fermigier looks ready to serve drinks, store bottles, and steal the show all at once.

Designed in 1970, the cart is a delightful exercise in geometric design. Its boxy form is broken up by contrasting white and coral-pink panels, with open compartments that reveal the layered edges of the plywood construction. The circular cutouts in the shelves add a playful polka-dot effect while providing dedicated spots for bottles. Mounted on wheels, the entire unit can be moved wherever the party happens to be. Continue reading Eye On Design: Étienne Fermigier’s 1970 Bar Cart →

Lifestyle, Nature and Tourism

What Makes a Mini Photo Session in Maui Worth Booking?

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A mini photo session in Maui is worth booking for families, couples, and solo travelers who want professional vacation photographs without committing to a lengthy photography appointment. These shorter sessions can capture meaningful moments while leaving plenty of time for other vacation activities. With a suitable location, a little preparation, and realistic expectations, a mini session can provide lasting memories without making photography feel like a full-day event.

Maui is a Hawaiian island celebrated for its coastal scenery, tropical surroundings, and relaxed vacation atmosphere. Its outdoor environments offer a beautiful setting for photographs that reflect a special trip or family milestone. Choosing a Maui mini photo session can be a convenient way to preserve those moments while keeping your travel schedule flexible.
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House and Home, Lifestyle

Why Timely Repairs Matter for Your Jaguar

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Timely repairs help maintain your Jaguar’s performance, safety, and reliability while preventing minor faults from developing into costly mechanical problems. Addressing warning signs early also helps protect complex engine, braking, and electronic systems.

Atlanta, Georgia, is a major metropolitan area where drivers regularly travel through busy streets, commuter routes, and highways. The city’s road network includes major routes such as I-75, I-85, and I-285, which carry heavy traffic throughout the region.

Choosing a qualified Jaguar Independent Service in Atlanta can help owners address mechanical issues promptly and maintain their vehicles properly.

Here are the key reasons why timely repairs are relevant for your Jaguar and how addressing issues early can help protect your vehicle’s performance and reliability.
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Food and Drink, Lifestyle

The Best Bites and Sights of the Summer Fancy Food Show 2026!

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Knicks in 5: The Summer Fancy Food Show Gets it (All Photos By Gail)

The annual Summer Fancy Food Show is a full-on sensory adventure —a kind of Foodie Disneyland where there’s something delicious, delightful, or downright unexpected around every corner. Wander the seemingly endless aisles and you’ll discover tempting bites, eye-catching booth displays, and brand mascots roaming the floor with tasty samples to share. Mangia! With its West Coast counterpart, the Winter FancyFaire, heading to San Francisco in January 2027, there’s no better time to revisit the summer show. Consider this a little appetizer for future attendees — and a delicious look back at one of the food industry’s most satisfying events.
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Arts and Culture

Follow One Material Through a Public Art Walk

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A city may offer more art than you can take in during a single afternoon. Try filling a map with every promising stop, and the visit can become a rush from one work to the next: enough time for a glance and a photograph, but not enough to see how the art was made.

Instead, build a smaller walk around one material. Glass, tile, metal or paint gives you a thread to follow between works. You don’t need to know every technique. Begin with what you can see: the joins, the way light meets the surface and the distance at which the image comes into focus.
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