Interactive Feature: New Design From the Milan Furniture Fair
Highlights from the fair, where pieces made of industrial waste contrasted with deep-cushioned sofas that provide infantile comfort.
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Sway lights by CKR for Established & Sons.
This year’s International Furniture Fair was marked by the contradictory pursuits of social consciousness and unrestrained luxury.
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Mexican Food North of the Border
By JULIA MOSKIN
Axel Koester for The New York Times
Gustavo Arellano at Mitla Cafe, the oldest Mexican restaurant in California's Inland Empire.
Gustavo Arellano, a journalist and Orange County native, is perhaps the greatest (and only) living scholar of Mexican-American fast food.
The Pour
Cheese Reunites With Its Old Pal, Red Wine
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It is simply untrue that red wine and cheese cannot complement and improve each other.
On the Highest Floors, Food Comes to the Workers
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At the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Chelsea, trucks offering inventive dishes are put on a freight elevator and rolled out onto bays on the upper stories.
Sounds of the Kitchen
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Jennifer Wu and Andy Woo
By JANE GORDON
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POCANTICO HILLS, N.Y., APRIL 21 Jennifer Wu and Andy Woo with a well-wisher before their ceremony at Blue Hill at Stone Barns.
What’s a missing tooth — or two — on the path to true love?
Alyssa Cherif and Zack Oakley
The bride is a manager with the United States Chamber of Commerce’s Institute for 21st Century Energy; the bridegroom is a lieutenant, junior grade, in the Navy, working as a nuclear engineer.
Katherine Grady and Albert Haber
By VINCENT M. MALLOZZI
For this couple married in St. Louis, being a significant other comes with its privileges.
Field Notes
Bridal Hunger Games
By LINDA LEE
Wedding photos (if not the marriage) are forever, so brides are increasingly going on crash diets, cowed by the prospect of wearing a revealing and expensive gown.
Well-Mannered Columns
Wedding Q. and A.
By PEGGY POST
Answers to readers’ questions about how to tell friends or relatives they are not invited to your big day.
Marriages by Fran Drescher
The actress Fran Drescher is the officiant for two same-sex marriages at the Out NYC hotel in Manhattan.
In this video, the Dutch model Saskia De Brauw shows off an array of chic Chanel lacquers.
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Collect Call | Gray Foy and Joel Kaye's Eight Rooms of Wonder
By LYNN YAEGER
Two friends and collectors, compulsive accumulators both, live among eclectic treasures in their 57th Street apartment.
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Ristretto | The Daily Grind
By OLIVER STRAND
The secret to brewing excellent, flavorful coffee at home? Grind your own beans.
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Profile in Style | Misha Nonoo
By SANDRA BALLENTINE
A New York-based fashion designer shares her recipe for a good dinner party.
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Spring Staples | The Punchy Clutch
By EDWARD BARSAMIAN
Milla Jovovich, Erin Beatty and Kate Mara were recently seen sporting spring's pop-colored and printed clutches.
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L.A. P.O.V. | The Quiet Allure of the Larder at Maple Drive
By AMY EPHRON
Excellence where you least expect it: a tiny cafe tucked into an office building in L.A., courtesy of Suzanne Goin.
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Vain Glorious | Virgin's Code Red
By JULIE EARLE-LEVINE
Virgin Airlines's new spa at New York's Kennedy Airport offers a solution to plane bed head.
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What's in Store | Maison Kitsuné
By ISAAC HINDIN MILLER
The Maison's first North American store at the NoMad Hotel retains a distinctly Parisian feel.
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Look of The Moment | Gwyneth Paltrow
By EDWARD BARSAMIAN
The "Avengers" actress is the picture of the modern lady in a Burberry dress and carrying a Victoria Beckham bag.
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Edible Selby | Net Gains
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An urban fisherman lures foragers into San Francisco's waterways.
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Past Perfect
By PILAR VILADAS
Restoration Hardware, the curator-retailer that sells retro-chic furnishings, has also become a collector of vintage architecture.
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A Little Something Schiaparelli?
By STEPHEN HEYMAN
A selection of rare Elsa Schiaparelli jewelry goes on sale next week, timed to a big museum show at the Met.
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