Spotted recently on a co-worker’s desk: a Pink Ceramic Skull absolutely smothered in tiny pink hearts — so many, in fact, that even the nose hole is a heart. Romantic and a little unhinged, which is really the sweet spot for pre–Valentine’s Day décor.
Continue reading Pink Thing of the Day: Ceramic Skull with Hearts
Tag Archives: love
Eye On Design: In Love Standing Lamp By Eric Schmitt
Eric Schmitt’s In Love standing lamp, created for Ralph Pucci, is more than a lighting fixture — it’s a monumental sculpture that radiates emotion as much as illumination. At nearly six feet tall and more than three feet across, the piece commands attention, occupying space like a living presence rather than a decorative accessory.
Continue reading Eye On Design: In Love Standing Lamp By Eric Schmitt
Love is All Around: Yoni Alter’s Love Continuum in Union Square
Just in time for peak summer vibes, Union Square has a new landmark that’s equal parts art and affirmation. Love Continuum (2024), a bold and brilliant public sculpture by London-based artist Yoni Alter, is currently turning heads — and perspectives — on University Place between 13th and 14th Streets.
Continue reading Love is All Around: Yoni Alter’s Love Continuum in Union Square
How Cannabis Can Improve Your Love Life

Cannabis has been celebrated for its ability to enhance various aspects of life, from creativity to relaxation. But did you know that it can also improve your love life? Whether you’re looking to strengthen your connection with your partner, boost intimacy, or simply add some fun to your relationship, cannabis can play a supportive role. This blog explores how cannabis can enhance your romantic experiences and improve your overall love life.
Continue reading How Cannabis Can Improve Your Love Life
How Dating Apps are Changing Romance: Psychological and Sociological Insights

Prevalence and Usage Patterns
Dating apps have become a primary method for individuals to meet potential partners. In 2022, 366 million people worldwide used dating apps or online dating sites. Within the age group of 18-25, a quarter of men and over a third of women are active users. Intensive usage of these applications has been correlated with heightened levels of loneliness and depression.
Continue reading How Dating Apps are Changing Romance: Psychological and Sociological Insights


