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Current Obsessions: Our Book Tour and More

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Current Obsessions: Our Book Tour and More

November 9, 2013

This week, we celebrated the launch of Remodelista: A Manual for the Considered Home and kicked off a series of book events and markets—we hope you’ll be joining us! Oh, and did we mention we made Amazon’s Best 100 Books of 2013 list?

Read on for a look at what’s inspiring us right now (and scroll down if you’re interested in winning a $4,000 vintage Ben Ouarain carpet). Happy weekend!

a glimpse of our launch party this past week at the east pole in nyc, the  17
Above: A glimpse of our launch party this past week at The East Pole in NYC, the new Upper East Side outpost of The Fat Radish gang. That’s our editor, Lia Ronnen, of Artisan Books in the center of the crowd.
top row, l to r: remodelista&#8\2\17;s julie carlson with brenlen jinkens,  18
Top row, L to R: Remodelista’s Julie Carlson with Brenlen Jinkens, whose London townhouse is featured in the book. Architect Oliver Freundlich (his kitchen for Julianne Moore appears on pages 178-185), Julie, and Tom Delavan of Gilt and T Magazine. Bottom row, L to R: Remodelista’s Margot Guralnick, Julianne Moore (who wrote the book’s foreword), and Julie.

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