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What’s next in design + furnishings is happening and we cannot wait 🤍 Think 150+ premium brands, can’t-miss panel talks with industry pros, chef-led tastings, the IIDA Booth & Product Awards, and an Opening Night Party giving back to Habitat for Humanity of Greater LA’s ReBUILD LA™ Recovery Fund. Design, community, and a little bit of magic; this is the show to be at ✨ Shooting Location: @houseofcoda #WestEdgeDesignFair #DesignAndFurnishings #IIDAAwards #GiveBackGivesBack #LADesignScene
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We can’t wait to hang with you this weekend — here till 2 everydayyyy
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natural shade, beautifully done. @coco.du.sol creates handcrafted coconut fiber shades that bring sustainable style to any outdoor space. discover them at CODA sunset showroom. #outdoordesign #losangelesshowroom #naturalpieces #cocoshades #outdoorcustompieces
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Natural light changes the emotional temperature of a space. It softens. Warms. Reveals. The most memorable interiors often follow the rhythm of the sun. Morning light at the breakfast table. Afternoon shadows across textured walls. Golden hour entering through an open window. A beautiful space does not only hold light. It allows us to notice it. #décor #guesthouse #inspiration #travelcollector
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Like I ever knew how to play it cool. Dm orders welcome! #journalcommunity #journallove #analogvibes #analogpeople #analoglove
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The Calabasas Open. What a weekend. Our first in-house tournament exceeded every expectation with an incredible turnout, high-level play, and the kind of energy that reminds you what this community is all about. Huge congratulations to all of our winners across multiple divisions, especially our CPC Members who showed up in a big way and represented. And a big thank you to our amazing sponsors who helped bring it all to life with on-site activations, tastings, and support throughout the weekend. This is just the beginning. #CalabasasOpen #CalabasasPickleballClub #PickleballTournament #PickleballLife #CommunityDriven DUPR SoCalEvents PickleballVibes GameOn
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EVERYDAY is Earth Day when you shop small, sustainable & VINTAGE! Final few hours for the 🌎 Earth Day giveaway 🌎. Here’s a peek inside a vintage styling session and what inspires me with Jenny from Coco Du Sol. One winner will receive: ☀️ Coco Du Sol — Coconut Fiber Shade Sail A hand-woven coconut fiber shade sail that creates soft, dappled light and a more beautiful, earth-friendly alternative to synthetic shade. Made from coconut husks, a natural byproduct, these shades age beautifully without cracking or releasing microplastics. ($395 value) 👗 Fernwood Vintage — Styling Session + Gift Certificate A styling session and $150 gift certificate to shop thoughtfully curated vintage pieces, giving new life to clothing that already exists. A more intentional way to get dressed, with quality and character you can’t replicate. ($300 value) 👜 Will & Atlas — Breton Wide Market Shopper A durable, everyday market bag made from 100% jute. Designed to replace single-use shopping bags and carry your essentials with ease. ($89 value) 🧵 CQC — Mojave Quilt A handmade 100% cotton quilt crafted using traditional block-printing techniques. Produced in small batches to reduce waste, and each purchase helps provide meals for a child in India. ($214 value) ☀️ Ancient Nature — Sunscreen + Skincare Collection Made with grass-fed bison tallow and non-nano zinc oxide using time-tested methods. Reef-friendly and free from synthetic chemicals that can wash off into our waterways. ($140 value) ✨ TO ENTER Like this post Tag 1–3 friends in the comments (each comment = one entry) ✨ BONUS Share to your stories and tag us for an extra entry Follow all participating brands ✨ DETAILS • Open to U.S. residents only • Giveaway closes on Earth Day • Winner will be contacted by DM • Not affiliated with Instagram. #vintagestyle #earthday #sustainblefashion #earthdayeveryday
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👗Vintage for Mama Earth! I’m honored to partner with Jenny from @coco.du.sol on this special 🌎 Earth Day giveaway 🌎. We got to chat the other day for a bit about how our fashion choices can support the planet and what makes vintage so special. 🌎📸: @nasa One winner will receive: ☀️ Coco Du Sol — Coconut Fiber Shade Sail A hand-woven coconut fiber shade sail that creates soft, dappled light and a more beautiful, earth-friendly alternative to synthetic shade. Made from coconut husks, a natural byproduct, these shades age beautifully without cracking or releasing microplastics. ($395 value) 👗 Fernwood Vintage — Styling Session + Gift Certificate A styling session and $150 gift certificate to shop thoughtfully curated vintage pieces, giving new life to clothing that already exists. A more intentional way to get dressed, with quality and character you can’t replicate. ($300 value) 👜 Will & Atlas — Breton Wide Market Shopper A durable, everyday market bag made from 100% jute. Designed to replace single-use shopping bags and carry your essentials with ease. ($89 value) 🧵 CQC — Mojave Quilt A handmade 100% cotton quilt crafted using traditional block-printing techniques. Produced in small batches to reduce waste, and each purchase helps provide meals for a child in India. ($214 value) ☀️ Ancient Nature — Sunscreen + Skincare Collection Made with grass-fed bison tallow and non-nano zinc oxide using time-tested methods. Reef-friendly and free from synthetic chemicals that can wash off into our waterways. ($140 value) ✨ TO ENTER Like this post Tag 1–3 friends in the comments (each comment = one entry) ✨ BONUS Share to your stories and tag us for an extra entry Follow all participating brands ✨ DETAILS • Open to U.S. residents only • Giveaway closes on Earth Day • Winner will be contacted by DM • Not affiliated with Instagram #vintagefashion #sustainability #naturalmaterials #earthday #fortheloveofvintage
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Looking for Outstanding in the Field at @coachella? Find us near the entrance to the VIP Rose Garden and the Mojave tent, underneath our lovely @coco.du.sol shade! 🥥🌴🤍
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Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 2026 • Saturday, Weekend 1 • Indio, CA 🔥 Day 2 in the desert, guest chef @alansanz_c of @mirate.losangeles turned up the heat and the flavor in the VIP Rose Garden. Guests were greeted with a Fruit Cart Gimlet crafted by the Miraté bar team, featuring @condesagin, followed by a colorful menu inspired by Mexico’s culinary ethos and California’s seasonal produce. Winemakers from @brumavinicola and @casa_jipi_wine of Valle de Guadalupe, MX joined guests at the table to pour their delightful low-intervention wines. The evening ended on a decadent note with carajillo tres leches paired with a Cafe en el Desierto cocktail. We’re dreaming of seconds. — guest chef Alan Sanz | Los Angeles, CA  @mirate.losangeles | Mirate @daisy.losangeles | Daisy Margarita Bar guest farmers Mark & Nicole Tadros | @aziz.farms Aziz Farms, Thermal, CA Garden Ramirez  Coachella Valley High School, Thermal, CA Romeo Coleman | @805colemanfamilyfarms Coleman Family Farms, Carpinteria, CA David Retsky | @countylineharvestfarm County Line Harvest, Thermal, CA Meredith Bell | @autonomy_farms Autonomy Farms, Bakersfield, CA Alex Weiser | @weiserfamilyfarms Weiser Family Farm, Tehachapi, CA Sherri Mandell | @tehachapigrainproject Tehachapi Grain Project, Tehachapi, CA Jonnie LoFranco | @breadartisanbakery Bread Artisan Bakery, Santa Ana, CA guest distillery Condesa Gin | @condesagin  Mexico City, MX guest winemakers Lulu Martinez & Diego Gutiérrez  Brauma Vinicola & Casa Jipi @brumavinicola | Valle de Guadalupe, MX @casa_jipi_wine | Valle de Guadalupe, MX
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Summer is starting to feel like it’s right around the corner. Coconut umbrellas from @coco.du.sol are stocked and ready for backyard season. One of the reasons I love working with coconut fiber is because it is a material that already exists in nature. The fibers come from the husk of coconuts, which are normally an agricultural byproduct. Instead of being discarded, they are woven into shade that is breathable, beautiful, and incredibly durable. Unlike synthetic umbrellas and shade sails made from plastic fabrics, coconut fiber does not create microplastics and will not sit in a landfill for decades. At the end of its life, the material can actually be returned to the earth. Many people add the fibers into their garden beds or compost where they naturally break down and enrich the soil. When I’m choosing materials and furniture for a home, I always try to suggest pieces that are built to last. The goal is to avoid things that end up in the trash a few years later. Look for items that can be passed down to your kids someday, or hunt for great vintage pieces and Facebook Marketplace finds that already have a story.
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Howdy 👋🏼 #arizona #desertdweller #azlife #tucson
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