Current Obsessions: Fall Forecast

On deck this weekend? An LA exhibit, a great new spot to lay your head on the Cape, and much more in between. Read on:

Above: Fall has us craving fresh-looking interiors. Case in point: this week’s The Architect at Home: Saba Ghorbanlinejad’s Compact Paris Apartment. Photography by Mary Gaudin for Saba Ghorbanalinejad.

• On our wish-we-could-go-to-this list: “Los Angeles Sets a Table” at Ravenhill Studio; going on two upcoming Sundays: September 27 and October 4.
• Who knew? This Japanese kettle might look like it’s been severely…squished, but it boils water much faster.
• London Design Festival is going on now (wrapping up September 20). Here are nine must-see exhibits.
• Also spotted in London: this “One Tool, One Stool” exhibit (on view through this weekend).
• New lights from Beata Heuman!
• Just in time for lounge season: We love the laidback look of Mimi, Hay’s newest sofa line.
• Provincetown’s coolest restaurant just opened a cottage rental we all have our eye on.
• Kostas Anagnopoulos and Jesse James’ newest venture is a restaurant and it looks just dreamy. “The interiors, the food, the flowers, all of it,” says Fan.
• Gardenista friend Lindsey Taylor will be leading an art tour and foraged floral arranging workshop at Magazzino Italian Art in Cold Spring, NY, on Sept. 26.
• An A+ roundup of stylish outdoor shower setups.
• ORCA’s September drop of vintage watering cans is already sold out, but it’s a good reminder to source vintage for your outdoor needs. (Check out Etsy.)
• Our kind of bouquet.
• We’ve written about Hollister House in Washington, CT, before, but this video really brings the stunning garden to life.
• And ICYMI, 14 of the Best Independent Nurseries, According to Garden Pros.
• Psst.: In tomorrow’s Extra, Extra, we’ll have exclusive discounts at Tensira and Galanter & Jones for subscribers looking up to cozy up their couch and patio for the cooler months. Stay tuned!