Above: We spent the week touring low-impact spaces; here’s a glimpse from this week’s Low Energy House: 10 Ideas to Steal from an Eco-Conscious Retrofit of a 1907 Townhouse. Photography by Christian Brailey, courtesy of Architecture for London.
Longtime friend and Remodelista favorite Diane Keaton is launching Elements, a new line of textiles with S. Harris, with elevated basics in cottons, linens, bouclés, and wools; stay tuned.
To celebrate a decade of Sharktooth, take 10 percent off everything in store and online this weekend with code HBD (and browse their limited-edition overdyed quilts, too).
Londoners, drop by BDDW’s Weenie Roast for the promise of drinks, hot dogs, and archery; 6 p.m. on Monday, October 10 at 50 Vyner Street in Bethnal Green.
And make a stop at Balineum‘s first-ever retail shop, now open at Flat 1, 3 Netherhall Gardens, London, by appointment only on weekdays. (And for more on the outfit’s offerings, see our post Wayne Pate’s New Painterly Tile Collection for Balineum.)
Admiring Atrio, the new shop (online and in LA) by Jeremiah Brent.
We like “Weaving Lessons” by Fili, a line of rattan forms handmade in Bicol in the Philippines, birthplace of founder and designer Julia Villamonte. The collection is also available via The Primary Essentials.
