Current Obsessions: Do Not Disturb

Whether you’re clamoring for layering season or, like most of us on the editorial team, holding on to summer with everything you’ve got, here’s hoping you get some R&R this weekend. Here, 22 (!) things we spotted this week:

• Don’t want summer to end? Have a look back at this season’s issues, from color to celebrating the curve. (Did you know you can browse all our back issues—all 938 of them—here?)
• Diane Keaton on her penchant for collage (P.S. Read our interview with Diane from way, way back here.)
• A dreamy looking hotel in Georgia (the country).
• Admiring this artful, inventive home in a former voting hall.
• A great summer-to-fall transition rug.
• Meet the designer turning waste (egg shells, paper pulp) into lighting.
• Tomatoes: it’s what’s for dinner (and breakfast, and lunch).
• “Emporium for the elevated everyday”? This shop is right up our alley.
• Also: world’s most beautiful potato peeler?
• The most popular, most commented thing on our feed in a while.
• Sew yourself a simple bag: for the handy folks among us (or those hankering for fall projects).
• Playful tiles for a little punchiness in a small space (we like the swimmers).
• Spotted on Pinterest: a riot of flowers.
• Ooh, a great sale on Danish outdoor furniture.
• Adding this downright idyllic outdoor shower to our list.
• This photo is a vibe—especially for fig lovers.
• Fan recently spotted these chic new plant stands from Upton Home: “They really nailed the colors in this collection.”
• A fun roundup of hotel pools. Which one do you like best? (We’re partial to the first one.)
• Bergs Potter just announced a new tool for watering houseplants. “I could’ve used some this summer while traveling!” says Laura.
• ​The news you need: the meanings behind the flowers at the site of Taylor and Travis’ engagement.
• Tips for making over your rental’s sad-looking outdoor space from one of our favorite NYC landscape designers.
• Finally, a Brooklyn ceramicist’s gorgeous, flower-filled garden.