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The Art of Summer Distance Issue 02
The Art of Summer DistanceIssue 01Travel

The Art of Summer Distance

Measured departures from New York, one hour farther each time.
Woo Byoung Yun
Woo Byoung YunArt & CultureIssue 00

Woo Byoung Yun

A South Korean contemporary artist known for his abstract and minimalist paintings.

Feature Stories

On Fragrance
On FragranceIssue 01Style

On Fragrance

A few notes on scent and self.
A Few Brands I’ve Been Drawn To Lately – Men’s EditionIssue 00Style

A Few Brands I’ve Been Drawn To Lately – Men’s Edition

A low-key lineup of menswear and scent worth keeping around.
Packing List: A Bookmark-Style Guide for Short TripsIssue 00Travel

Packing List: A Bookmark-Style Guide for Short Trips

A short list for light travel — clear, dependable, and easy to return to.
The Spring Edit Men’s Style 2025
The Spring Edit: Men’s Style 2025Issue 00Style

The Spring Edit: Men’s Style 2025

A seasonal wardrobe, pared down to what still works — and still feels right.
Cafés in New York City
Cafés in New York CityArt & Culture

Cafés in New York City

Places to pause. For coffee, quiet, and the pastry you didn’t plan on.
Quiet Spots in New York CityArt & Culture

Quiet Spots in New York City

Places the city forgets to be loud.

Short Stories

On Summer Fabric
On Summer Fabric Reversible Entrance to Infinity Sheila Hicks
On Summer FabricIssue 01Style

On Summer Fabric

Material choices for those who dress with awareness.
Two Salads for the Heat
Salads for the Heat
Two Salads for the HeatFoodIssue 01

Two Salads for the Heat

Italian and Greek in origin, pared back to their essentials — best eaten slowly, without urgency.
Two Drinks for the Heat
Drinks for the Heat
Two Drinks for the HeatFoodIssue 01

Two Drinks for the Heat

One with alcohol, one without. Both built for still air and high sun. Fewer ingredients, better relief.
Notes for a Spring in Japan
Notes for a Spring in JapanIssue 00Travel

Notes for a Spring in Japan

A season of light, rhythm, and fleeting beauty.
Amalg: Well-Being, Lived Quietly
Amalg Well-being Lived Quietly
Amalg: Well-Being, Lived QuietlyArt & CultureIssue 00

Amalg: Well-Being, Lived Quietly

A sister brand to Thira — shaped by light, texture, and the stillness between.
The Work Desk
The Work Desk Issue 00
The Work DeskDesignIssue 00

The Work Desk

Six essentials for a more thoughtful desk.

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