“I’m like Marilyn Monroe — I always sleep naked with a little perfume.”

“Whenever I’m in a sunny spot, I have a parasol with me.”

The Wing’s creative director and founder of For All Womankind on the notebooks, productivity app, and peanut butter that keep her on track.

From tinctures to a Sol LeWitt art book.

From the Law & Order mug to the fluffy, pink exercise ball that round out her desk setup.

Including earrings, belt buckles, and a mask chain.

My most discerning friend thought they were from Wolf Circus.

“I’ve received so many compliments during my virtual meetings on its design, and no one can believe it is under $100.”

“Jewelers are similar to surgeons and priests in that we deal with everybody — the good and the bad, they all come to us sooner or later.”

Hear us out.

Lucite takes many forms these days: Hoop earrings, chokers, and rings are just a few.

In the event of a natural (or even not so natural) disaster.

Including rings, necklaces, bracelets, and more “Mewelry” for every dad.

“When you use it for the first time, the overwhelming impression is how huge it is. But its size makes it effortless.”

“I wear them until they have holes and are falling apart.”

“I started eating it in college, you know, when you go through that period of just eating cereal.”

“Phone, wallet, hot sauce: That’s really all I need, ever.”

“I’ve always been very into dreaming. Sometimes mine blend into reality. I’ll be like, was that real or a dream?”

“I use it three to five times a day. I keep one at my desk. I have one in my car. I have another at home.”

“Its simple build and silhouette make the table look much more expensive than it is.”

“My favorite board games to give have a certain kind of alchemy that brings out the best in people.”

“It’s become the Commando thong of bras.”

“They make my feet look like small but hefty loaves of bread,” the fashion designer writes.

From a skateboarding Gloria Steinem to a classic Irving Penn ad.

Including “the fairy godmother” of hand sanitizer (that can be used to tackle spots too).

Including cotton percale, linen, sateen, silk, and jersey options, plus a handful made of alternative fabrics like bamboo.

Functional and beautiful.

“I don’t remove them at all, not even to shower.”

We talked to interior designers about their favorite bar carts.

Interior designers share their favorites, from acrylic to glass to marble styles.

Peel, stick, and repeat.

From luxurious hotel-style duvet covers to relaxed linen options and more.

Absorbent, soft, and nice to look at.

From tried-and-true classic task lamps to contemporary light sculptures.

A bedroom bench is one of those pieces that can tie a whole space together while also being functional — just don’t pile your dirty clothes on it.

Twenty-seven options for just about any space.

Including platform beds, canopy frames, and upholstered wingback styles — lots of which are less than $1,000.

Cushy futon styles, compact sleeper chairs, and pullout options.

Including thin, durable, and leather options.

With some under $1,000