Objects & Accents

- Dimensions: 8" x 10"

- With former Condé Nast Traveler Creative Director Yolanda Edwards at its helm, YOLO is a seasonal travel publication, each issue curated by a sampling of the world's leading tastemakers.

- Evergreen, they are designed to be coffee table companions, collectibles that can be enjoyed year after year.

- Highlights of Issue 2: "Our version of an 'adventure' issue, we follow Belinda Carlisle and her best friend, artist Lisa Borgnes Giramonti, through Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, on their Silk Road trip. Then we get up close on a women-only Sahara desert race that allows no GPS only maps. Milder adventures as well include a how-to/where-to “brocante” in France, a visit to the Fife Arms in Scotland, Satellite Island in Tanzania, Castelmagno with Mimi Thorisson, Niemeyer masterpieces in Brazil, Todos Santos as your next beach vacation, and more. Cover by Clara Hranek, who photographed Christy Turlington in Greece, somewhere between Patmos and Leros."

- Dimensions: 8" x 10"

- With former Condé Nast Traveler Creative Director Yolanda Edwards at its helm, YOLO is a seasonal travel publication, each issue curated by a sampling of the world's leading tastemakers.

- Evergreen, they are designed to be coffee table companions, collectibles that can be enjoyed year after year.

- Highlights of Issue 6: "Spring 2021 is our Reawakening Issue. We've all had to push down so many of our natural instincts over the last year, and our hope is that these stories reignite a spirit of (safe) spontaneity, like Molly Berry’s Thelma & Louise-ish family pandemic road trip, Lucy Laucht’s winter sea swimming, and Stephen Ringer and Aly Michalka’s decamping in Belize. We're thrilled to have Liya Kebede not just gracing our cover, but also sharing her transpersonal work in St. Barths. Plus we are in high-gear research mode, so we’re ready whenever we get the green light (Armchair Traveler). A road trip in South Morocco, a long weekend in Brussels, and an annual trip to Lamu, are just some of our other stories that are making us dream….and plan!"

- Crisp in a stack and classic in a place setting, these natural linen napkins are a timeless addition to any hostess' entertaining arsenal.

- The perfect companion to your summer table.

- Set of 4 napkins, 100% linen. Machine wash gentle; dry cool or line-dry. Made in Lithuania.

- Dimensions: 7.25" x 5" x 1.25"

- The book that E.M. Forster claimed as his favorite, The Longest Journey is both a comic and tragic novel of manners. This is the story of Rickie Elliott, an aspiring writer who ultimately gives up his dreams and settles for conformity. It's also a deft satire on middle class England, much in the same vein as Forster's other works, including A Room with a View, Howards End and A Passage to India. The dust jacket of this early edition reads, 'Its subject is the age-old theme of appearance and reality and the conflict between them... Rickie Elliott's tragedy moves as part of the eternal struggle between instinct and convention, between men of pure feeling and the stuffed men of our money civilization. It is Forster's special gift to be able to make profound subjects extremely readable."

- This is a true collector's item with a graphic, eye-catching cover by Alvin Lustig, a designer famed for his book jackets, packaging, typography and advertisements for the likes of furniture powerhouse Knoll.

- This book is in good vintage condition. Its dust jacket, which is secured in plastic, has several small tears and chips. The pages are clean and the volume is well intact.