Emerald City
Lynn ByrneThe Substack for lovers of great interiors. After all, there is no place like home.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | lynnbyrne.substack.com |
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The Pope-Leighey House
Hard to imagine in today’s news cycle that a Washington journalist outside the shelter beat would have time to dream about home design but maybe he needed distraction. (I get it, for me, few things are as calming as thoughts of home). Back ...
23 Beekman Place
Last summer in pursuit of romance, I committed the cardinal sin for all design gawkers by failing to look up. Rounding the corner onto Beekman Place, an enchanting tree-lined residential enclave in Manhattan near the United Nations Headquar...
Palais Stoclet
If there was ever an interior made for a design newsletter with references to Oz, it is Brussel’s Palais Stoclet. Visiting its interiors is as elusive as going to L. Frank Baum’s Emerald City, despite it being on the UNESCO World Heritage l...
Marseille
Marseille is to Paris like Queens is to Manhattan. If you read that as an insult to France’s second largest city, you would be mistaken. Far too many visitors to the Big Apple see only the airport in Queens, skipping the borough’s fascinati...
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There is no place like home. Come with me to see great interiors around the world. With Emerald City, you’re in my carry-on. I have written extensively about art, travel and interior design since 2009. Also on Instagram @lynnbyrnenyc.
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