Current Obsessions: All Together Now

by Remodelista Team

Happy weekend, dear reader. Ahead, a new memoir, spoon-carving workshops, making flowers in the snow, and more. Read on:

Above: This dinner-party-friendly kitchen went wild over on Instagram for a full tour, see Kitchen of the Week: Off-Cut Cabinets Create a Rainbow of Wood in Edinburgh. Photograph by Richard Gaston.

Shoppe Object is going on this weekend in NYC; head here for all the details.
This Canadian cabin is the surprise star of the month, thanks to Heated Rivalry.
Kudos.
“Your kitchen objects are filled with feelings”: Eager to read this book on “love, loss, and kitchen objects.”
Ooh, time to paint your stair risers?
Our friends at Dosa are part of “The Host, the Guest,” an exhibit at Atla in LA; head here for info.
And Brian Persico’s exquisite wooden wares are now on offer at Evan Kinori in SF.
Love the looks of this sashiko and visible mending workshop (they sell out quick!).
Itching for growing season? We are, too, and plan to force some bulbs indoors for a dose of color. These inexpensive bulb vases look perfect for the job.
From Laura; “Stephen Orr has stealthily launched a Substack, which shares a name with his forthcoming book. I couldn’t hit ‘subscribe’ fast enough.”
Tickets for the Philadelphia Flower Show (Feb. 28 – March 8) are now on sale! Find info here.
Stay at Troutbeck and learn how to carve a spoon? Sign us up!
Los Angeles plant-philes, mark your calendars: PlantCon is coming.
A snowy twist on cold-weather flowers. (Hat tip: Kier.)
And, in case you missed it over on Gardenista: “Only a handful of gardens around the globe are real must-visits for garden lovers. Ayrlies, on a large country estate near Whitford, southeast of Auckland on New Zealand’s North Island, is one.”
Words to live by, for gardeners and others.
Lastly, if you’re looking to help folks in Minnesota, Maine, and beyond, here are some organizations working to get rent relief, food, and support to those who need it.