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What To See, What To Do, Where To Go? We Ask Those In The Know

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What’s the chicest home accessory you've ever seen?

	“I recently found a great mid-20th-century mirrored bookcase at Gustavo Olivieri Antiques [352 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-537-2811, gustavoolivieriantiques.com]. It's old world, yet completely modern at the same time.” —Wendy Svarre, president, Hunter Boot
“A garden-tool set and gloves from Hermès [63 Main St., East Hampton, 631-324-1177, hermes.com]. Having a garden is a luxury to begin with, and the Hermès set is both practical and luxurious. Plus, I love getting expensive things dirty!” —Richard Sinnott, accessories director, Michael Kors
	“Framed family photographs. Brentano's frames [121 Crosby St., NYC, 212-226-3004, brentanosinc.com] add personality and charm to any home.” —David Oliver, owner, Paint & Paper Library
“Artist Nasahiro Mori's one-of-a-kind white plates [at Sara Japanese Pottery, 950 Lexington Ave., NYC, 212-772-3243, saranyc.com] are richly textured, yet elegantly simple and unconventional.” —Jacqueline Coumans, fabric designer
	“The bronze wishbone and teardrop pieces at Antony Todd [44 E. 11th St., NYC, 212-529-3252, antonytodd.com] are both whimsical and sophisticated. They're ideal accessories for a coffee or end table.” —Eve Robinson, decorator

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Style Setters

What To See, What To Do, Where To Go? We Ask Those In The Know

What’s the chicest home accessory you've ever seen?

“I recently found a great mid-20th-century mirrored bookcase at Gustavo Olivieri Antiques [352 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-537-2811, gustavoolivieriantiques.com]. It's old world, yet completely modern at the same time.”
—Wendy Svarre, president,
Hunter Boot

“A garden-tool set and gloves from Hermès [63 Main St., East Hampton, 631-324-1177, hermes.com]. Having a garden is a luxury to begin with, and the Hermès set is both practical and luxurious. Plus, I love getting expensive things dirty!”
—Richard Sinnott, accessories director,
Michael Kors

“Framed family photographs. Brentano's frames [121 Crosby St., NYC, 212-226-3004, brentanosinc.com] add personality and charm to any home.”
—David Oliver, owner, Paint & Paper Library

“Artist Nasahiro Mori's one-of-a-kind white plates [at Sara Japanese Pottery, 950 Lexington Ave., NYC, 212-772-3243, saranyc.com] are richly textured, yet elegantly simple and unconventional.”
—Jacqueline Coumans, fabric designer

“The bronze wishbone and teardrop pieces at Antony Todd [44 E. 11th St., NYC, 212-529-3252, antonytodd.com] are both whimsical and sophisticated. They're ideal accessories for a coffee or end table.”
—Eve Robinson, decorator

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Style Setters

What To See, What To Do, Where To Go? We Ask Those In The Know

What’s the chicest home accessory you've ever seen?

“I recently found a great mid-20th-century mirrored bookcase at Gustavo Olivieri Antiques [352 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-537-2811, gustavoolivieriantiques.com]. It's old world, yet completely modern at the same time.”—Wendy Svarre, president, Hunter Boot

“A garden-tool set and gloves from Hermès [63 Main St., East Hampton, 631-324-1177, hermes.com]. Having a garden is a luxury to begin with, and the Hermès set is both practical and luxurious. Plus, I love getting expensive things dirty!”—Richard Sinnott, accessories director, Michael Kors

“Framed family photographs. Brentano's frames [121 Crosby St., NYC, 212-226-3004, brentanosinc.com] add personality and charm to any home.”—David Oliver, owner, Paint & Paper Library

“Artist Nasahiro Mori's one-of-a-kind white plates [at Sara Japanese Pottery, 950 Lexington Ave., NYC, 212-772-3243, saranyc.com] are richly textured, yet elegantly simple and unconventional.”—Jacqueline Coumans, fabric designer

“The bronze wishbone and teardrop pieces at Antony Todd [44 E. 11th St., NYC, 212-529-3252, antonytodd.com] are both whimsical and sophisticated. They're ideal accessories for a coffee or end table.”—Eve Robinson, decorator

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“I recently found a great mid-20th-century mirrored bookcase at Gustavo Olivieri Antiques [352 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-537-2811, gustavoolivieriantiques.com]. It's old world, yet completely modern at the same time.”
—Wendy Svarre, president,
Hunter Boot

“A garden-tool set and gloves from Hermès [63 Main St., East Hampton, 631-324-1177, hermes.com]. Having a garden is a luxury to begin with, and the Hermès set is both practical and luxurious. Plus, I love getting expensive things dirty!”
—Richard Sinnott, accessories director,
Michael Kors

“Framed family photographs. Brentano's frames [121 Crosby St., NYC, 212-226-3004, brentanosinc.com] add personality and charm to any home.”
—David Oliver, owner, Paint & Paper Library

“Artist Nasahiro Mori's one-of-a-kind white plates [at Sara Japanese Pottery, 950 Lexington Ave., NYC, 212-772-3243, saranyc.com] are richly textured, yet elegantly simple and unconventional.”
—Jacqueline Coumans, fabric designer

“The bronze wishbone and teardrop pieces at Antony Todd [44 E. 11th St., NYC, 212-529-3252, antonytodd.com] are both whimsical and sophisticated. They're ideal accessories for a coffee or end table.”
—Eve Robinson, decorator