Current Obsessions: Weekend Lull

Ahead this weekend: a St. Tropez exhibit, meandering paths through spring’s greenery, and a smart hack for a wheel-away TV. Read on:

Now on view online and in locations coast to coast: Diane Keaton: Architecture of an Icon.
Ooh, a green tag sale at a favorite gallery in Maine, going on June 5 and 6.
And going on this weekend: BDDW’s scratch and dent auction.
Julie’s eyeing Rachel Chudley Colour: a new bespoke paint co. by Donald Kaufman’s daughter in law.
“Tested at Afternoon Light: a rolling desk chair designed by Hans Wegner that was never produced—until now. It’s newly out from Carl Hansen,” reports Margot.
Admiring this new rug collection from Swedish furniture maker Massproductions.
Would you try this hack for the TV? It’s a lookalike for a great design we saw last year in Copenhagen.
Love, love, love the looks of “Souvenirs d’Enfance” (“Memories of Childhood”), an exhibit in a house in St. Tropez; info here.
Annie’s in the market for an outdoor table and came across this wildly discounted option.
A companion to Margot’s fun post on exquisitely miniature objects.
Spotted: ramp butter at the Milkweed Inn, a funky little assemblage of places to stay in Michigan’s UP (hat tip: Margot).
Both Annie and Fan are admiring this dreamy meandering boardwalk by Terremoto.
Can’t believe these are wood pavers!
A good reminder that composting doesn’t have to be complicated.
Need summer outdoor planter inspo? Here you go.
And 9 finds for a go-anywhere-and-everywhere summer, courtesy of the R/G editors.