Current Obsessions: The Long Weekend

Here’s to the long weekend—and game nights for a cause, a new series to stream, the best sales, and more. Read on:

• Who’s recently back from Brimfield? Tag us with your finds on Instagram @remodelista; we’d love to see.
• Game night with Sarah Paulson and Nickey Kehoe? Sounds like an ideal Thursday night.
• Attention, attention: the “first ever (perhaps only)” Commune sale.
• And “calling textile lovers, sewists, menders, and anyone with a scrappy spirit” to the Tatter Scraptacular, June 19.
• Ooh, hand-painted stairs.
• The surprising history of The Noguchi Museum.
• Curious to stream The Quilters on Netflix.
• The Japanese outpost on our must-visit list.
• Two of our favorites: Clare de Boer’s furniture co., Roseland, pops up at Picture Room Brooklyn. (See our feature on Roseland here.)
• Dream pool situation. (When both Fan and Annie save the same image, you know it’s good.)
• “We found ourselves in the IMPOSSIBLE situation of picking between a Pigeon and a Moustache,” writes Beata Heuman of these hooks. Which do you prefer?
• Whoa, Bloomist now carries a greenhouse?!
• Kendra, who has been reporting from the Chelsea Flower Show this week, sent this dispatch: “Garden designer Sid Hill did a small garden at Chelsea last year and a lot of people admired the long-handled trowel on the stand (it was his granny’s)—including Sneeboer, who copied it and are now selling it at the show.”
• This might be the best DIY card we’ve ever seen. (Hat tip: Kier.)
• Gearing up to get rid of your lawn? Here’s some inspiration for you.
• New York Botanical Garden’s immersive exhibit, Van Gogh’s Flowers, starts today and will be up through October 26.
• Shopping for outdoor furniture deals this weekend? Fan has this dining set she loves—and it’s now 30 percent off at DWR, plus an extra 20 percent off with code EXTRA20.
• Flower delivery.
• And for your perusing pleasure: the weekend’s best sales.