Current Obsessions: Slow and Steady

What are you up to this weekend? Ahead, wintery inspiration, a bedding sale, a palette we’re admiring, and more small things we’ve noted this week.

Above: This week we took a peek inside the atelier of embroidery-studio-of-the-moment Oeuvres Sensibles—which also happens to be having a sale! Browse here. (“Love the pants and shirts curtains,” Margot writes.) Photograph by Maxime Verret for Oeuvres Sensibles.

• Love: The 100 Candleholders exhibit, inspired by JB Blunk’s 1981 exhibition 100 Plates, features 100 artists’ takes on the theme; on view through March at Blunk Space in Point Reyes, CA. (Hat tip: Julie.)
• Bay Area fashion designer Erica Tanov is selling her Berkeley house.
• “On the hunt for a plant stand and while it’s not quite right for my corner, I loved this one from Terrain,” says Laura.
• In Paris, Wes Anderson recreates the studio of Joseph Cornell, including hundreds of details and ephemera collected by Cornell.
• Spotted: a Brooklyn Heights home featured both on Remodelista and Gardenista is at the center of a controversy, as detailed in the New York Times.
• Have a look at this sign painter in Paris—we could watch this all day.
• Inspiration for the cold months.
• Clare is eagerly planning a visit to this exhibition.
• Perfect finds for a midwinter bed refresh: Coyuchi’s essentials sale is going on now.
• Shaker boxes, stacked.
• “I love the bug-obsessed Instagram feed of scientist @dradriansmith. My father used to take my brother and me out for insect expeditions when we were little and I’ve loved insects ever since,” writes in Melissa.
• Fan is bookmarking this gorgeous palette in anticipation of Lunar New Year next month.
• “The plants everyone will be wanting in their gardens in 2026.”
• Got snow? Dreamy winter curb appeal inspo here.
• Speaking of which, the aesthetic reason for leaving your dead plants standing through winter.
• Last but not least: 7 small comforts for cold months.