New & Notable is a cultural catchall that highlights interesting new products and projects from our brilliantly creative members of The List. With new releases, events, and goings-on, the below moments indicate the power they have to move the needle in so many realms, including architecture, design, fashion, and art.
What’s New This May, From Our List Members
A rare cask from Louis XIII, Moss & Lam’s whimsical decor for Holly Hunt, Miami Design District’s vision for the future, and more from our List members.
BY JENNA ADRIAN-DIAZ May 30, 2023
Credit: McKinnon & Harris.
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McKinnon & Harris
The furniture brand of choice for outdoor spaces on estates and yachts has teamed up with tile manufacturer New Ravenna to create a line of mosaic-inlaid tables. Each intricate pattern creates an interplay of light and shape that’s particularly mesmerizing when taken in over poolside aperitivo come sunset.
Credit: Moss & Lam/Holly Hunt
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Holly Hunt
Among the furniture purveyor’s latest releases is Moss & Lam’s animal- and nature-inflected lineup of side tables and accessories. Sculptural and whimsical pieces like the Mister Owl and Walking Bear tables offer a cheeky reminder to approach design with playfulness.
Credit: Louis XIII
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Louis XIII
This past spring, the King of Cognacs announced the forthcoming release of its rare cask limited-edition set, featuring an ultra-rare aromatic cognac bottled in custom black Baccarat crystal. The release, named Rare Cask 42.1, follows Louis XIII’s initial debut of the rare cask series in 2009 and marks a decade since the last rare release.
Credit: Miami Design District, Made Thought, and 2Veinte.
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Miami Design District
The Magic City’s hub for visionary art, fashion, and food, enlisted design studio MadeThought and animation studio 2Veinte to recount its origin story. The cinematic short “Beyond Belief” follows the “creative laboratory,” in the words of founder Craig Robins, from the neighborhood’s beginnings as the site of a Pineapple farm to Robins’ vision for the Design District 100 years into the future.
Credit: 'Blackwater' by Jesse Krimes; courtesy of Art for Change.
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Art For Change
The marketplace for conscious collectors teamed up with artists Jesse Krimes and María Magdalena Campos-Pons to benefit the Brooklyn Museum in support of its annual Artists Ball gala benefit. From each sale of prints of Campos-Pons’ Testigo self-portrait and Krimes’ Elegy, $500 will be donated to the museum.
Credit Audrey Ma; courtesy of Art of Tea.
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Art of Tea
The Los Angeles–based tea purveyor ushered in the spring with two new bespoke blends. The brand collaborated with wellness expert Jessie Lowe to create Manifest, a zingy herbal tea blend with organic sage, lavender, spearmint, and peppermint. Just in time for the springtime cherry blossom harvest, the brand also revived a fan-favorite green tea blend: Sencha Cherry Blossom.
Credit: Maria Rajtik; courtesy of Puiforcat.
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Puiforcat
The French silversmith debuted a special dinner service credited to the late Donald Judd. Together with Judd Foundation artistic director Flavin Judd, the company transformed Donald’s 34–year–old sketches and technical drawings into the cylindrical vessels that make up the eight–piece collection.
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Uovo
It’s been a banner year for the art storage company, which expanded to include white glove garment storage with the acquisition of Garde Robe. The company recently shared news of the acquisition of wine storage and advisory firm Domaine.
