The Coven Collection — Spring, Northern Hemisphere

[03] SEASONAL RITUAL —

Cleaning Paste

With spring's arrival comes the unavoidable reality: it's time to clean. And the only thing worse than cleaning is having to redo it because your products don't perform. Our homemade cleaning paste is an effective cleaner without harsh chemicals or unnecessary expense. Our vote is to keep it simple.

[04] READING —

This Is Where The Serpent Lives by Daniel Mueenuddin

This book paints a powerful portrait of contemporary feudal Pakistan and a farm where the destinies of a dozen unforgettable characters are linked through violence and love, resilience, and tragedy. Set to be one of the best novels of the year, this book is a must-read. 

[06] FILM —

Three Incestuous Sisters by Alice Rohrwacher

The Italian director, loved for her original works “The Wonders,” “Happy as Lazzaro,” and “La Chimera,” is taking her exploration of cinematic language to a bold new level by shooting a silent movie. Alice Rohrwacher's new film, an adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s bestselling novel “The Time Traveler's Wife”—which she co-wrote the script for with Ottessa Moshfegh—is set to be a silent film. Rohrwacher says she has been “trying to understand why, in this world that is so battered with images, it’s still so necessary to rely on an image in order to deconstruct the images that surround us."

[07] COVETING, HOME —

Tulipa Pendant by Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Add a little femininity and a whole lot of spring energy to your home by changing the lamp shade. Originally presented in collaboration with the heritage wallpaper house de Gournay during the 2024 London Design Festival, the Tulipa Pendant by New York designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen subtly nods to the floral bulb with its gentle iridescent glow.

[09] MUSIC —

Live at Glasshaus, Annahstasia

Three months after releasing her debut full-length Tether, Annahstasia entered the Glasshaus studio in Brooklyn and sang for a hundred strangers alongside a chamber ensemble. This live LP from that evening carries no safety net: there’s a banjo, an organ, and her wavering vocals that bend and dance through the space. 

[10] MAKING —

Charred Cos

With temperatures rising, the desire for fresh food takes hold, and our answer is: Charred Cos. Split your snappy, water-dense cos lettuce in half, drizzle with extra virgin olive oil, grill it, and wait for its sweet water to turn into nutty caramel tones. We throw over chopped herbs like parsley and basil, goat's cheese or Parmesan, and plenty of sea salt + freshly cracked pepper. If you're after a flavor punch, sprinkle some chilli flakes, crunchy pine nuts, or even anchovies, and you have yourself a vibrant side dish or quick wholesome snack.