Here’s a roundup of what’s piquing our interest this week (and a tipoff to our upcoming design destination):
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- Sarah’s been cooking this from Ottolenghi’s new cookbook: Jerusalem, spotted on 101 Cookbooks.
- Julie’s watching this video: a visit of Toblerone House by MK27 through the eyes of a cat, via Dezeen.
- Admiring this Guilford, Connecticut, house nested in oak trees from Light Motif on Dwell.
- Seeking inspiration from Ici Marie’s Tumblr.
- Sarah’s listening to comedian Tig Notart talking to Ira Glass on This American Life.
- Just in time for the holidays: Rhubarb and Ginger Liqueur. Learn how to make it here.
- Admiring this luxe townhouse and garden in Prospect Heights.
- Looking into the new Oyster app, a Spotify-like service for literature.
- Justine has been blogging on domestic portraits by Belgian photographer Mieke Verbijlen on Design Skool.
- Recently admiring the work of Ai Weiwei at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
- Christine has been admiring recent photos of Kettle’s Yard by La Casita.
Meanwhile, on Gardenista:
- It turns out that flowering kale, staple of the fall garden, also is edible. Janet is contemplating this Flowering Kale Caesar Salad recipe.
- It’s never too early to decorate for Halloween; Michelle is heading to Flora Grubb to investigate the carnivorous plants. For more images of man eater house plants she is considering, follow her at @MSlatalla.
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