"Tis the season for a virtual (or in-person) visit to Alison Roman's market in upstate NY. Does your town have a Library of Things? Ever since we worked on the Low-Impact Home book, we've been smitten by the idea of borrowing binoculars, craft kits, and cake pans. We're all saving the date for Craft Feast 2025 at Stissing House, Dec. 13 and 14; tickets go on sale on Monday, Nov. 3."
"Fan's coveting these ceramic lamps by Nickey Kehoe x Dumais Made, "with painterly strokes and finishes that feel discovered rather than designed." And on Julie's wish list, dropping this weekend from Sugar House Ceramic Co. Angelenos, stop by The Huntington for an evening with Edmund de Waal on November 11. The topic? His yearlong exhibition "The Eight Directions of the Wind," exploring "memory, cultural exchange, and the movement of ideas through porcelain and place.""
Autumnal palettes and darker, moody interiors suit the overlap of Halloween and Daylight Savings. Witches' stairs and a revisit of Roman and Williams' Practical Magic house are highlighted as seasonal curiosities. Alison Roman's upstate New York market is available for virtual or in-person visits. The Library of Things concept encourages borrowing tools and specialty items like binoculars and cake pans. Craft Feast 2025 at Stissing House is scheduled for December 13–14 with tickets on sale November 3. New textile block prints, a Mustard Made storage sale through November 12, and notable ceramic drops and events round out the seasonal offerings.
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