Emerald City
Lynn ByrneGreat interiors have stories. I find them. A newsletter about the legendary rooms, the extraordinary designers, the serious collectors, and the human dramas behind the spaces that shape how we live.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 50 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Taliesin West: Snowbird Frank Lloyd Wright's Winter Refuge
Taliesin West. Photo by Lynn Byrne.
Hi everyone,
Recently, Abby King, author of the Substack, Interestingly Enough, did a marvelous Reel on Instagram (find her @aekinteriors) about her visit to Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter...
A Spoonful of Benjamin's Casserole of Kindred Spirits
Butter Wakefield’s home in London.
Back in the dark days of the pandemic, when I was isolated and seeking shelter during the plague, it was Ben Reynaert’s warm and character-inundated apartment that provided me solace.
We didn’t know ea...
Postcard: The Valentine George Bernard Shaw Never Answered
A Love Story
Welcome to the first edition of “Postcards,” an occasional missive from me for anyone who likes juicy tidbits. I can promise my postcards will provide delightful conversation fodder for you to share at your next aperitivo.
Kelmscott Manor: I Went To See William Morris' House; I Found May's
Kelmscott Manor. Photo by Lynn Byrne.
When I moderated a panel at New York City’s D&D (Design and Decoration) building back in 2019 on key women who made the interior design industry what it is today, the discussion included the usual susp...
I Started a Design Travel Newsletter--the Rooms Had Other Ideas
Napoleon’s bedroom at the Château de Malmaison. Photo by Lynn Byrne.
I sold a Chanel bag and two Chanel jackets so I could afford to travel to the Château de Malmaison. Walking down the flower-lined promenade, gravel crunching beneath my...
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