Design and Architecture
Celebrating What Matters This Season
This holiday season comes at the end of a year of tumult; just the time when it’s helpful to hear from people with conviction about what really matters.
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readThis holiday season comes at the end of a year of tumult; just the time when it’s helpful to hear from people with conviction about what really matters. Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan are two design talents—Jonathan with his accessories and home decor company and Simon as the longtime window dresser and creative director at Barneys—who also happen to be a classy couple. And they both write books full of perky advice. Jonathan’s include Happy Chic Accessorizing and My Prescription for Anti-Depressive Living. Simon’s include Wacky Chicksand Gay Men Don't Get Fat. When many Americans are feeling the pinch, what's their advice for this holiday season? Keep it simple. For some ideas, visit Jonathan Adler's LA store at 8125 Melrose Avenue.
Simon Doonan argues that when it comes to style, gays are the chosen ones
Jonathan Adler's book includes tips for living happy, many of which can be found in his Manifesto for Living
Top image: Simon Doonan and Jonathan Adler, photo by Jennifer Altman
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The full episode
2 of 3Holidays 2011: Keeping it Simple After a Turbulent Year- 0:00The Architecture of Protest
- 8:27Celebrating What Matters This SeasonYou’re reading this
- 22:29Shopping Locally for LA-Made Goods