Just after Christmas, I was scrolling through Instagram and saw a post from a creative friend showing a stack of filled journals. She mentioned morning pages and how grateful she was for them. I’d heard the term before, so I decided to dig in: what exactly are morning pages, and what do you have to do?
The beginning of a new year naturally invites reflection. We look at our spaces with fresh eyes, considering not just how they look, but how well they support what matters to us. Artwork is often part of that quiet background of daily life, yet the way it is framed plays a powerful role in both its protection and its presence.
As we look ahead to 2026, home design is shifting toward warmth, intention, and spaces that truly support how we live. The era of overly stark interiors is giving way to homes that feel layered, personal, and enduring. Here’s what’s defining the next chapter of residential design, and what we’re happily leaving behind.
When the new year rolls around, I always like to write about a few things that have nothing to do with the store. Let’s be honest—we probably all need a little reset after holiday shopping. This time of year also brings resolutions about being healthier and happier in 2026. That’s part of this post, but only part of it.
Just after Christmas, I was scrolling through Instagram and saw a post from a creative friend showing a stack of filled journals. She mentioned morning pages and how grateful she was for them. I’d heard the term before, so I decided to dig in: what exactly are morning pages, and what do you have to do?
The beginning of a new year naturally invites reflection. We look at our spaces with fresh eyes, considering not just how they look, but how well they support what matters to us. Artwork is often part of that quiet background of daily life, yet the way it is framed plays a powerful role in both its protection and its presence.
As we look ahead to 2026, home design is shifting toward warmth, intention, and spaces that truly support how we live. The era of overly stark interiors is giving way to homes that feel layered, personal, and enduring. Here’s what’s defining the next chapter of residential design, and what we’re happily leaving behind.
When the new year rolls around, I always like to write about a few things that have nothing to do with the store. Let’s be honest—we probably all need a little reset after holiday shopping. This time of year also brings resolutions about being healthier and happier in 2026. That’s part of this post, but only part of it.
As we look toward 2026, the most compelling hair trends aren’t emerging as rigid rules or singular moments. Instead, subtle signals from fashion weeks, beauty brands, and professional hair communities point to a more nuanced shift—one that values individuality, longevity, and care over constant reinvention.
The Hive’s winter sale is here, and the discounts are major. Shop pieces from customer favorites like Veronica Beard, Ulla Johnson, TWP, and Tibi. Whether you shop online or in-store, there’s something for everyone, including yourself, on the rack!
We’ve seen it all: the nervous first-date handshakes, the “accidentally” shared dessert nobody wanted, and the absolute “no-go” behaviors that guarantee a second date will never happen. If your goal is to get ghosted before the check hits the table, here’s the industry-insider guide to losing a date—based on what you order and how you act.
Finding the perfect mix of brands and pieces for the store is always a balancing act. The shoulder seasons, like resort and holiday, offer a perfect opportunity to bring in a few standout pieces. It’s a chance to reintroduce favorites while keeping our selection fresh and exciting. This season, that moment came with the return of Sea NYC.
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Just after Christmas, I was scrolling through Instagram and saw a post from a creative friend showing a stack of filled journals. She mentioned morning pages and how grateful she was for them. I’d heard the term before, so I decided to dig in: what exactly are morning pages, and what do you have to do?