Photography by Chia Chong
Styling by Libbie Summers
Food is our trigger to all design. Its color may inform our fashion, its texture may inform our artwork. Its shape may inform our interiors and its flavor will always inform our table. This week our inspiration is an oyster. Rough yet refined. A skilled knife hand to open and well worth the briny blast in the end. Plucked from the sea and shucked for your table, take a rake through our mud this week and see the beauty in our bounty.
Words and Artwork by katherine sandoz She had, in fact, just fallen off. But was there any shame in it? Aside from the occasional bump in the road, a little […]
My formative years were made up of blueberry pie. Each summer Mom would drag my sister and me to the blueberry farm where we’d sit on buckets and encourage plump, steel-blueberries from their perch. “Try not to get the stems,” Mom would instruct. “Or the green berries. Or the ones that have a hint of red—they’re too bitter. They’ll ruin the pie.” In between her cautionary tales, she’s slip into a quiet meditation, working methodically through the rows.
Photography by Chia Chong Recipe and Styling by Libbie Summers A quick midsummer fish soup with a little drunken heat. Midsummer Fish Soup serves 6 2 leeks, thinly sliced (white parts only) […]
