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{People} Kate Pruitt
We’re thrilled to announce a new addition to the Anthology team: Kate Pruitt is joining us as our online editor. She’ll be contributing to the blog and helping to make it a great daily destination for...
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Holidays Past & Present
We are headed out to prepare for the holiday tomorrow, and to reward ourselves with a bit of rest and relaxation after a few long hard months of work. Issue 5, the Gift Guide, and our upcoming winter...
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She Lets Her Hair Down
With December just a day away, the holiday party season is upon us. And aside from our attire for each festivity, one of the big questions is: What to do with our hair? Thankfully, Paris-based...
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Kiss My Spatula
Since launching Anthology last year, Meg and I have collaborated with a number of talented writers, photographers, and stylists. In Issue No. 5, we had the great pleasure of working with Giao Trac,...
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Remilla Ty
I always look forward to the trailers for every issue of Anthology. Even though I already know the contents of each issue, it’s still fun to see it all come together with previews and sneak peeks...
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{Behind the Scenes} Meiko Arquillos
A home often has many layers, but it would be a tall order to explore every layer and detail when we feature a home in the magazine. It’s just not possible. Luckily, the blog gives us the space to...
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{Off Shoots} Erica Tanov
Did you see Erica Tanov’s home and studio in Issue No. 8 (“Lived-Grandeur,” page 22)? When I stepped into it a few months ago, I was immediately filled with envy; the same kind of envy that overcomes...
View Article{Films} Kate Roebuck
Years ago, an artist friend introduced me to a small screenprinting device called Gocco. I liken it to the Easy Bake Oven of printing because it relies on flash bulbs to operate. In 2008, Gocco’s...
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Jenny Pennywood
Waaay back in Issue No. 5/Fall 2011, in our “Conversation” feature, we visited with Keith Johnson—an art and antiques buyer for Anthropologie. When we asked him for his motto, he told us: “You only...
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Bryant Terry
In Issue No. 11, chef, writer, and activist Bryant Terry was among the contributors to the “Screen Play” column, sharing one of his favorite food-related flicks. One of Bryant’s missions has been to...
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Laure Joliet Print Shop
Laure Joliet and I go way back—to the days when we were both contributing to Apartment Therapy. In the six year since, I’ve really enjoyed watching her photography career take off. (It’s always great...
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{Off Shoots} Juniper Ridge
If you haven’t heard of—or smelled—Juniper Ridge, a company based on wildcrafted fragrances, you’re missing out. There are some scents—the earth after a rain, a misty redwood forest, the grass in...
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{One on One} Yunnie Kim Morena of The Albright
In her line of work, Los Angeles-based photographer Amy Dickerson meets plenty of interesting people. She’ll be sharing her images and interviews with some of them in an ongoing series called “One on...
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Write_On!
In our minds, whatever print publications and hand-written letters may lack in digital instantaneousness, they more than make up for in their real-time, tactile, text-in-hand joy. So I hope it comes...
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