Vintage shopping at Brimfield (with a supermodel!); a peek at the Nate Berkus HQ; and a look back at New York Design Week...

Our favorite moments from the past five days.

Tour the Sausalito-based brand's first bricks-and-mortar store—opening in the Hamptons tomorrow!

Gift-wrapping inspiration from the incomparable Ms. Wearstler!

Senseless waste be damned: These good-looking, good-for-the-planet party supplies put the sexy in sustainable.

Inspiring moments, favorite finds and behind-the-scenes snapshots of life at Lonny HQ!

The world's blingiest baubles, a tour of the Bluth penthouse, and Eiffel Tower-side yoga...

Tour the 41st annual show house benefiting the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.

Guacamole and hummus fans, rejoice.

Our favorite designers and products spotted at this year's International Contemporary Furniture Fair.

Stella McCartney does Shanghai (ballroom dancing! acrobats!), lushly gorgeous gardens, and the Ferragamo flat we'll be sporting all summer...

Our weekly design vocabulary lesson will have you talking like the pros in no time.

Oulton has made his bed, now we'll gladly lie in it.

A heavy metal Versace dress faces off with a glass-ensconced light fixture by DwellStudio.

Skip the doilies and decorate your table with fun pieces you love.

A skyscraper on steroids, a dining room deconstructed, and a little vintage bling for your Tuesday afternoon...

The president and CEO of Kartell shares his favorite spots in the city - and abroad.

Sculptural soaps too pretty to be used?

A collection of self-manufactured works in collaboration with four of the brand's favorite designers.

Throw a bottle of Prosecco and a pint of berries into your bicycle basket, says our outdoor entertaining bible.

The Italian architect and designer debuts an installation and home decor line in SoHo.

A walk in the woods, French women don't get fat (but they do make pies), art on toast and more!

Five things Lonny's Kaylei McGaw and Sarah Storms are loving right now!

A fairytale manor in Normandy with four-poster beds and love nooks galore. Does it get any more romantic than this?

Straight from the Coney Island boardwalk, this outdoor chair from Brooklyn's Uhuru Design is the visual equivalent of a classic roller-coaster ride.