It has a very distinct history dating back to 1826 and THE NOVOGRATZ reimagined what the home should be after stripping everything back to studs and bricks. (www.thenovogratz.com) They have turned a dilapidated mansion in New York City’s West Village into a haven of art and design where contemporary and vintage flirt


in timeless fashion. The house has


transformed the energy of the whole neighbourhood. Food


Food


In this issue we are mad about the ASPARAGUS and all the different things you can do with it. One of my favourite vegetables – it is good for you and there are so many fun things to do with it. It is especially fresh May to July – so the time to start eating it is now.


THIS YEAR


Please remember that we welcome suggestions and would love to hear from you. Artists that you would like to see in the magazine or food that you would love recipes for. If there is a home or architect you think we should be including – please send us a note. My email address is easy to find and it also below at the bottom of this page. Also if there is something fun happening in your city or town – send us the information


so we can explore further and mention it in our editorial. IN THE END


IN


Well it is time to go outside and enjoy a lovely summer day. Add a little adventure to your life. Summer breezes are calling out to you to join in and have some fun. Make sure you put your name on our email


list as I can’t guarantee you will see if on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. It is easier and more efficient for us to send you a copy through your email. Look for Molly’s Summer Story coming in


the month of July. Be safe, be well. Adios, Ciao and Namaste.


See you soon. Deb Usher


Editor-in-Chief ARABELLA e-Magazine


deb.usher@arabelladesign.com www.arabelladesign.com


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