Things to Go See — Exhibitions for Spring

A monthly display of items to consider, selected for their lasting power, usefulness and beauty— wholeheartedly chosen by Patter.

A light, dessert from South Germany and Austria that celebrates the wonder of the short and oh-so-sweet season elderflower season.

If you know about Cristaseya, it’s unlikely you found the brand through an Instagram ad or an e-comm newsletter. Instead, this is a label that is a whispered tip-off from a friend, a lucky encounter. But once it’s discovered, it’s likely one that’s treasured.

Clothing with originality and ease, inspired — and designed — by the community of individuals who surround it.

Read an exclusive extract from this rigorous catalogue of interviews, essays, and unseen archives that explore female athletes and the sweat-stained clothing that has 'borne witness to their greatness.'

An effective home treatment using high quality plant oils that utilise your skin’s own healing and restorative systems.

Pause is a digital space that supports rest for accelerated creative minds. Conceived by Patter, it exists as an open resource to expand your day, uplift your soul, and awaken your senses.

Molly Collet measures time passing in winter by looking to magnolia trees in her Brooklyn neighborhood. A eulogy to late winter, which is, by her estimation, one of the most incandescent and yet under-loved times of the year.

Practical and personable kitchen jars manufactured in Sumida, Tokyo by family-run business Okawa Glass—specialists in exceptional glass bottle containers since 1916.

Coach Allie Stark examines our current state of listlessness with supportive steps to re-energise. She explores our enormous emphasis on productivity, 
and how we often compromise our state of being to ensure our doing is enough.

Blankets take on many uses throughout the home; a bedspread, a sofa throw, a floor rug, or a secret den. Whatever the desired outcome, the right fabrication will add layers of comfort and character into your home.

Ruth Rogers' new daytime outpost distils the essence of The River Café with an ease that is perfectly attuned to the rhythms of the day.

This autumn, an energising retrospective of designer Martino Gamper can be found on a quiet residential street, inside a transformed London townhouse. Curated by Sarah Douglas, the domestic setting immerses you within Gamper's characterful practice that overlaps the realms of art, craft and design.

Indeed, a roast is not necessarily associated with a simple and light lunch. However, if one meal hits the spot for the last of late summer's sun, it's the following. Hearty but wholesome, salty and nostalgic, soft, crunchy, leaves leaving room for multiple tongue twisters.

Francis Gallery in Los Angeles presents a new exhibition of works by Fernando Casasempere. His clay pieces express the possibilities of the ancient medium, conjuring the natural landscapes of his Chilean roots, with layer after layer of meaning, and all of it grounded in his touch.

A restorative summer playlist of important female artists, and their songs for right now.

A magnetic collaboration that embodies the spirit of travel, from two of New York’s coolest creative minds.

A new notebook dedicated to the gratifying act of list making, designed to bring clarity to your everyday.

A low-key Greek hotel, with everything you need and nothing more.

A shop that feels far away from the fashion industry noise, with a steadier pace that lends itself to real life.

The first in a new series of articles that surface amazing homes and studios around the world that are open to the public, conveying the intimacy of these spaces and bringing to life the stories of those who lived there.

The excitement for rhubarb, is nothing but pure joy; an earthy and wild pinkesque glimmer of hope, a reminder that after a sturdy and sour season, with a little effort and patience, things can get sweet again.