It makes me happy.
‘The Last of Lee Radziwill’s Lovely Things’
Vogue has the scoop on the upcoming auction.
Paloma & Co
A field trip to Houston to see Paloma Contreras’s new shop sounds like fun.
‘Summers in Sands Point’
“Wendy Goodman recalls the Long Island home that sparked her lifelong love of design.”
Towel Refresh
These are going straight into the guest bath.
Pacific & Rose Textiles
It’s easy to add a pop of color with these gorgeous linens.
Living Floral
A gorgeous new book from Margot Shaw, Editor-in-Chief of Flower magazine.
The Last Swans’ Homes
Heather Clawson of Habitually Chic wrote must-read posts on Lee Radziwill and Marella Agnelli.
Life is a Circle
My mother’s mid-20th-century furniture has come to me.
Throw Around
A cold weather must-have.
Dish the Dirt
Stacked in a cupboard is not always ideal.
Chair Dilemma
Putting two different chairs together.
A Really Good Chair
Cheap & Chic
Blanket Weather
When I pull out my sweaters I also pull out the wool blankets.
Cabana x Aerin
Thank you AD for the cool collaboration alert.
#EndofSummer
I ran this post last August on kic and it’s just as relevant this summer.
Herringbone & Chevron
Parquet flooring looks good again.
The Ultimate Dorm Room
A kic reader sent me this fabulous article from New York Magazine.
‘Down The Line’
Love the ping pong table in this artists’ retreat in Norfolk, England.
Ivy Envy
Once upon a time I owned the whole set and now regret that I gave them away.
Rug Love
The more worn the better.
Is Brown The New Grey?
I’m starting to see it more and more.
The Ultimate Mashup
French Fashion designer Alexis Mabille’s bedroom in his Paris apartment.
Cutter Brooks
Amanda Brooks opened a shop in the Cotswolds and WSJ. Magazine got the first peek.
After 20 years casting models for Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and fashion shows, I wanted to spend more time with my daughters. In 2010 I launched the fashion and lifestyle site Keep it Chic so that I could work from anywhere. Now, welcome to Palais, an interiors-focused sister site to kic that will include home decor and real estate—I can't be the only one who likes to peruse chic properties online the same way I shop for shoes, handbags, and table linens.