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CÉCILE DALADIER

In work and in life, ceramicist Cécile Daladier finds inspiration in the bounty surrounding her French farmhouse.

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FEM GÜÇLÜTÜRK

In a quiet corner of Turkey, a former PR executive has turned to botany in her retirement.

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MAURICE HARRIS

Meet the floral artist fashioning arrangements inspired by his

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RON FINLEY

An exclusive excerpt from our forthcoming book, _The Kinfolk Garden_.

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HOME GROWN

In conversation with a plant stylist.

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JANE GOODALL

From her perch in the tiny Tanzanian nature reserve of Gombe, primatologist Jane Goodall changed how we understand the nature of chimpanzees—and ourse

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OBJECT MATTERS

A potted history of the bonsai tree.

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THE FORCE OF NATURE

What do we risk losing when “natural” becomes a synonym for “good”? Ana Kinsella investigates.

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IN SEASON: ARID ART

On cultural deserts.

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HAATEPAH CLEARBEAR

First, Haatepah Clearbear learned about his past. Now the young model is using that knowledge to advocate for Native American futures—and the planet. Words by Robert Ito. Photography by Ben Duggan. Styling by

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POLLEN COUNTS

An introduction to forensic botany.

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HELLE THYGESEN

The Danish antiques dealer on rare pieces and how to find them.

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ARCHIVE: HELEN FRANKENTHALER On the legacy of artist Helen Frankenthaler—a self-described “square” and the pioneer of the freewheeling, feeling-focused Color Field movement.

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LAST NIGHT

What did artist and designer _Luke Edward Hall_ do with his evening?

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VIZCAYA GARDENS

A garden once dismissed as a stylistic mishmash now conjures nostalgia for an impossible place.

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MONA CHALABI

On sending spreadsheets viral.

KINFOLK DOSAN

A New Community Space in Seoul. A New Community Space in Seoul.

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MATERIAL GIRL

The most interesting people, stories and haircuts all have layers. This fall, so does your wardrobe. Extraordinary Interiors

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MAISON DE VERRE

A cubist tableau. A light show. A maverick of modernism. _Hugo Macdonald_ explores a Parisian masterpiece.

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HOME TOUR: THE NEW PALACE In a sleepy city in western Gujarat, _Komal Sharma_ discovers the last maharaja of Morvi’s extravagant art deco playground.

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XAVIER CORBERÓ

At the edge of Barcelona, an anomaly: a sculptor’s labyrinthine

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HOME TOUR: CHÂTEAU DE GUDANES Inside the crumbling château coaxed back to life by “naive willfulness” (and many eager volunteers.)

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HOME TOUR: ADOLF LOOS The Austrian architect laid the foundations for unornamented

modernism.

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HOME TOUR: E-1027

Inside the French Riviera villa that Eileen Gray built, Le Corbusier “vandalized”—and history almost forgot.

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DOWNSIZING

Unable to travel during lockdown, architects Salem Charabi & Rasmus Stroyberg decided to recreate a favorite building. Unable to travel during lockdown, architects Salem Charabi & Rasmus Stroyberg decided to recreate a favorite building.

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NANUSHKA

Meet the bold couple who took their Budapest brand global. Words by Laura Rysman. Photography by Zoltan Tombor.

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A VERY PRIVATE POOL

A masterpiece—and mystery—in the south of France.

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IN SEASON

An ode to summer’s great springboard.

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CONSIDER THE HOT TUB Cleaning up the history of steamy soaks.

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GET IN FORMATION

Smile. Swim. Dazzle: Water ballet in the Hollywood hills.

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SOLID, LIQUID + GAS

One element. Three states. When faced with change, be like water.

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WILD THINGS

A dive into the evolution of outdoor swimming.

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JOEKENNETH MUSEAU

The Brooklyn poet on a mission to heal.

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OCEAN VUONG

The poet and novelist avoiding definitive endings.

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EILEEN MYLES

Meet _Eileen Myles_, the poet who once ran for president.

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JENNY SLATE

What do you get when you cross a free spirit with a stand-up comedian? At home in Los Angeles, _Jenny Slate_ delivers the punch line.

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GAME FACE

Keep your eye on the prize—and the ball.

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BIRDWATCHING: JASON WARD Whether trapped in a bad situation or just terrible traffic, watching birds in flight has always helped naturalist _Jason Ward_ unwind.

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ISLAND TIME

Stretching out the summer on Madeira’s volcanic coastline.

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AT WORK WITH: HARIRI & HARIRI Sisters Gisue Hariri and Mojgan Hariri have always been “partners in crime." _Charles Shafaieh_ meets them at their New York architecture

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SOFT STROKES

Fashion often looks to art for inspiration, so why not the other way

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