Current Obsessions: Weekend Lull

Ahead this weekend: a St. Tropez exhibit, meandering paths through spring’s greenery, and a smart hack for a wheel-away TV. Read on:

Above: Weekend plans, courtesy of A Historic House in Béziers by Doux Août and Architect Maria Masgård. Photography by Doux Août of La Maison B.

• Now on view online and in locations coast to coast: Diane Keaton: Architecture of an Icon.
• Ooh, a green tag sale at a favorite gallery in Maine, going on June 5 and 6.
• And going on this weekend: BDDW’s scratch and dent auction.
• Julie’s eyeing Rachel Chudley Colour: a new bespoke paint co. by Donald Kaufman’s daughter in law.
• “Tested at Afternoon Light: a rolling desk chair designed by Hans Wegner that was never produced—until now. It’s newly out from Carl Hansen,” reports Margot.
• Admiring this new rug collection from Swedish furniture maker Massproductions.
• Would you try this hack for the TV? It’s a lookalike for a great design we saw last year in Copenhagen.
• Love, love, love the looks of “Souvenirs d’Enfance” (“Memories of Childhood”), an exhibit in a house in St. Tropez; info here.
• Annie’s in the market for an outdoor table and came across this wildly discounted option.
• A companion to Margot’s fun post on exquisitely miniature objects.
• Spotted: ramp butter at the Milkweed Inn, a funky little assemblage of places to stay in Michigan’s UP (hat tip: Margot).
• Both Annie and Fan are admiring this dreamy meandering boardwalk by Terremoto.
• Can’t believe these are wood pavers!
• A good reminder that composting doesn’t have to be complicated.
• Need summer outdoor planter inspo? Here you go.
• And 9 finds for a go-anywhere-and-everywhere summer, courtesy of the R/G editors.