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A shop of objects edited by stylist Lauren Snyder. Open Wednesday-Sunday from 12-6 and online always.

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Nice light via The World of Interiors, November 1990. by @theprimaryessentials

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Every room could use one piece that sits low and stretches out. This vintage bench from Italy has a simple wooden frame, now topped in handwoven cotton with just enough texture to catch the light. Available in store or by phone. by @theprimaryessentials

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6 days ago

Nice light via this attic bedroom designed by Colin Glennie at the Italian Villa II Palazzetto. Photo by @danilo.scarpati via @tmagazine. by @theprimaryessentials

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10 days ago

New arrivals for autumn arrangements. by @theprimaryessentials

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12 days ago

A child’s room in a 300-year-old Hudson Valley home by @studiomarcoux with photography by @ksears and final touches styled by Lauren. by @theprimaryessentials

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13 days ago

Lately I keep coming back to this fabric. Prolog, designed by Maria Likarz-Strauss in 1922: a pale aqua ground, fine navy lines, and small gold beads strung along each one like a necklace. by @theprimaryessentials

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19 days ago

Details from @studiomarcoux’s Riverside project, photographed by @ksears. Final touches styled by Lauren. by @theprimaryessentials

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23 days ago

Nice light from the 1988 book Wallworks: Creating Unique Environments with Surface Design and Decoration . by @theprimaryessentials

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a month ago

A new arrival, found by Lauren: a striking hand blown glass bowl in warm amber with mottled tortoiseshell patterning throughout. Available now. by @theprimaryessentials

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a month ago

Parasol bleu et jaune (from Deauville), a 1980 photograph by French artist John Batho. by @theprimaryessentials

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a month ago

Nice light via a 17th-century home in Patmos restored by designer Leda Athanasopoulou. Explored via @theworldofinteriors, with photos by Bastian Achard. by @theprimaryessentials

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The table napkin rarely gets its due. It’s the smallest unit of hospitality, and it was doing this long before anyone thought of it as an accessory: catching what a hand missed, standing in for a household run with precision that still felt warm. Suzette à Table treats it seriously, folded, stacked, indispensable, gone soft and better with every wash. Subscribe via the link in bio to read the full piece on table linens this weekend, the latest installment of In Ordinary Use. by @theprimaryessentials

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