Some people plan events by the book. Others toss the book out the window and start with a fog machine and a guy dressed as a disco lobster.
I’ve been to enough parties in New York to realize that the distinction between “weird” and “wonderful” gets fuzzy fast. Frequently, the most memorable moments will be things no one expected at all. So if you’re looking to put on something unforgettable, take a mental note of these offbeat touches, which inexplicably worked like a charm. Continue reading Weirdest Things I’ve Seen at NYC Events (That Totally Worked)→
Spotted from the window of my office building: this cheerful Pink Inflatable Kiddie Pool, perched on the balcony of a high-rise apartment, is serving major summertime goals. Surrounded by a picnic table, chairs, and a BBQ grill, the whole setup looks like a mini oasis in the sky — ready for fun in the sun, even if it’s just a quick splash. Who needs a backyard when you’ve got these city views?
The Locus Solas Sun Lounger chair designed by Gae Aulenti in 1965 and manufactured by Poltronovais an iconic piece of mid-20th-century furniture design. Aulenti, an Italian architect and designer renowned for her versatile and innovative approach to design, created this chair during a period when modernism was embracing bold and experimental forms. Continue reading Eye On Design: Locus Solus Sun Lounger Designed by Gae Aulenti→
As the golden hues of autumn give way to the stark chill of winter, pool owners confront a unique set of challenges. The task of winterizing your pool isn’t just about protecting it from the freezing temperatures but also about ensuring that when the warm sun graces us again, your pool is ready and inviting.
