Happy hour (or aperitivo hour) has always been about sharing stories, a snack and a tasty libation. As the apéritif wizards at Haus put it, “It’s the moment in the day when we can slow down, wake up, and be present with the people we like.”
The past few weeks have been hard. But we know that sticking together will get us through this. We’re checking in on our neighbors, calling those who are home alone, and sharing glasses of wine with friends over Facetime. We’re staying in touch as much as we can.
So, we’re all going to be spending some more time at home. Let’s try to make the most of it. Sure, you could attack every nagging project you’ve had or frantically clean the cupboards out of anxiety, but let’s take a second to remember the actual purpose of all these tasks.
A recipe can be way more than the sum of its ingredients and for chef/artist DeVonn Francis, it’s a means of expression.
Sometimes the event of the season creeps up quietly. Whether your group is keen on Super Bowl watching or red carpet rating, there’s still plenty of time to impress everyone in a flash.
Whatever happened to the perfect neighborhood bar? You know the one: a mix of your local favorite and the bar from the movies. It has short but sweet list of necessities. It should feel cozy but not stuffy and act like an extension of your living room.
We’ve always prided ourselves on offering the best for your bed. That means milling at the best Italian factory, never compromising on quality, and designing a sophisticated edit of luxe bedding staples. But now, we’ve added the final piece of the puzzle: a larger role for you.
This is it: the dinner party. Thanksgiving dinner is the culinary climax of the year. You need the best dinner party ideas—the proper table setting, a crowd-pleasing dinner party menu...
The world is full of great places to drink—but sometimes going to them sounds so incredibly hard. Sometimes you want people to come to you.
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