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This roundup of things we liked this week originally appeared in the September 19, 2024 edition of theSecret Strategistnewsletter, a weekly email where we share the stuff our staff — plus a rotating cast of writers, design-world people, and various others with very good taste — would otherwise keep to themselves. If you want to get our picks straight to your inbox each week, sign uphere.
Just some bits and bobs this week. —Katy Schneider and Simone Kitchens
This Week’s List
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* Writer Lauren Ro just got theseMephistosin taupe. We saw them in person at the office, and what’s nice about them is how narrow the toe of the women’s version is — they look almost dainty. She wears them with long skirts and socks.
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* And senior editor Hilary Reid, a regular in the Housing Works online auction pages, just sent over this interesting Giuseppe Pagano Pogatschnig Italian Art Decowardrobe cabinet. A steal compared to the one going for over $3,000 on1stdibs.
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* Just learned about this new sweater company NONAME is needed, and now we want one of itspolka-dot cardigansandstriped rugby pants!
* Thesesuede hiking shoesare very nice.
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* A great under-$20 gift:this conch cutlery rest.
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* Ready to replace all of our plates with thesealuminum guys.
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* Gearing up for winter: Thisfluffy beanieis like a much more expensive version of the no-longer-madePatagonia Sherpa Pilewe’ve written about in the past, but it is probably much softer.
Editor’s note: Mouki Mou lists all prices in British pounds, so the price shown is an approximate conversion to U.S. dollars.
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* Minimal-basics lineBaserangejust launched bedding, along with other home things, and now minimal-basics line Deiji Studios has come out with sheets and duvets. Themauve checklooks great.
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