Sunday Reset: Galleries, Gatherings & Getaways

Sunday Reset: Galleries, Gatherings & Getaways

Join us each week as we explore what’s shaping our world in beauty, wellness, lifestyle, and culture. Through the lens of our team, The Weekly R.E.P.O.R.T. is a curated reflection on what we’re reading, eating, purchasing, obsessing over, recommending, and treating ourselves to! 

What We’re Reading This Week

East of Eden, John Steinbeck

Some books earn their "classic" status, and East of Eden is one of them. John Steinbeck's sweeping family saga explores love, ambition, identity, and the choices that shape generations, all set against the backdrop of California's Salinas Valley. Richly drawn and emotionally resonant, it's the kind of immersive novel that rewards slow Sunday reading.
East of Eden

We Were Forbidden, Jacqueline Harpman

If you're looking for something thought-provoking, add We Were Forbidden to your list. This newly translated collection of three novellas from Jacqueline Harpman explores resilience, autonomy, and quiet acts of resistance through unforgettable female protagonists. Elegant, unsettling, and impossible to shake, it's a compelling introduction to one of literature's most distinctive voices.
We Were Forbidden

East of Eden, John Steinbeck

Some books earn their "classic" status, and East of Eden is one of them. John Steinbeck's sweeping family saga explores love, ambition, identity, and the choices that shape generations, all set against the backdrop of California's Salinas Valley. Richly drawn and emotionally resonant, it's the kind of immersive novel that rewards slow Sunday reading.
East of Eden

We Were Forbidden, Jacqueline Harpman

If you're looking for something thought-provoking, add We Were Forbidden to your list. This newly translated collection of three novellas from Jacqueline Harpman explores resilience, autonomy, and quiet acts of resistance through unforgettable female protagonists. Elegant, unsettling, and impossible to shake, it's a compelling introduction to one of literature's most distinctive voices.
We Were Forbidden

What We’re Eating

Sao, Philadelphia

If your perfect day ends with a great meal and an even better martini, put Sao at the top of your list. The newest venture from the team behind Mawn, this East Passyunk spot celebrates bold Cambodian flavors with a seafood-forward menu that's as playful as it is refined. Expect pristine raw dishes, expertly prepared shellfish, rich curries, whole fish, and standout noodles, alongside cocktails worthy of their own visit. Whether you're planning a date night or gathering friends around the table, Sao delivers the kind of memorable dining experience that has you plotting your return before dessert arrives.

What We’re Purchasing

Ginori 1735 Oriente Italiano Mug

Sip in Style: Your morning coffee deserves a beautiful vessel. Handcrafted in Italy, this porcelain mug brings a touch of artistry to your daily ritual with its striking floral motif and rich malachite hue. Equal parts functional and collectible, it's the kind of piece that makes even an ordinary cup feel a little more special.
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Toiro Donabe Steamer

Cook Better: If you're looking for a healthier way to cook without sacrificing flavor, a donabe steamer belongs in your kitchen. This traditional Japanese clay vessel gently steams everything from vegetables to fish and dumplings, helping ingredients retain their natural moisture, texture, and nutrients while allowing excess fat to drain away. It's an effortless way to create nourishing meals that taste as good as they look.
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Brooklinen Super-Plush Robe

Wrap Yourself Up: A plush robe may not be top of mind in the middle of summer, but now is the perfect time to invest in the cozy essentials you'll reach for all fall and winter. Made from ultra-soft Turkish cotton, Brooklinen's Super-Plush Robe delivers that five star hotel feeling every time you slip it on, whether you're easing into your morning routine or winding down after an evening bath.
Shop Now

Ginori 1735 Oriente Italiano Mug

Sip in Style: Your morning coffee deserves a beautiful vessel. Handcrafted in Italy, this porcelain mug brings a touch of artistry to your daily ritual with its striking floral motif and rich malachite hue. Equal parts functional and collectible, it's the kind of piece that makes even an ordinary cup feel a little more special.
Shop Now

Toiro Donabe Steamer

Cook Better: If you're looking for a healthier way to cook without sacrificing flavor, a donabe steamer belongs in your kitchen. This traditional Japanese clay vessel gently steams everything from vegetables to fish and dumplings, helping ingredients retain their natural moisture, texture, and nutrients while allowing excess fat to drain away. It's an effortless way to create nourishing meals that taste as good as they look.
Shop Now

Brooklinen Super-Plush Robe

Wrap Yourself Up: A plush robe may not be top of mind in the middle of summer, but now is the perfect time to invest in the cozy essentials you'll reach for all fall and winter. Made from ultra-soft Turkish cotton, Brooklinen's Super-Plush Robe delivers that five star hotel feeling every time you slip it on, whether you're easing into your morning routine or winding down after an evening bath.
Shop Now

What We’re Obsessing Over

The Third Place Revival

We're calling it: the best places aren't home or the office, they're the ones that invite you to linger. From beautifully designed hotel lobbies and museum cafés to neighborhood wine bars and bookstores with exceptional coffee, "third places" are making a comeback. They're where ideas spark, conversations stretch a little longer, strangers connect and an ordinary afternoon feels like a mini escape.

For New Yorkers, that might mean settling into a corner at the lobby bar of a favorite hotel or spending an hour at a museum café before heading home. In Philadelphia, it's lingering over coffee in a neighborhood café, browsing an independent bookstore, or ordering one more glass of wine simply because the atmosphere is too good to leave. Sometimes the best reset isn't another errand, it's finding a place that makes you want to stay awhile.

What We’re Recommending

Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now

Make a date with the Guggenheim for a colorful, thought-provoking journey through one of art’s most influential movements. Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now explores how artists have transformed the everyday, from advertisements and consumer goods to celebrity, technology, and popular culture, into something unexpected and extraordinary.

Featuring works by Pop art icons like Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Yayoi Kusama, and Claes Oldenburg, alongside a new generation of artists reimagining the language of Pop for today, the exhibition connects the bold visual world of the 1960s with the cultural conversations of the present. Expect playful installations, unforgettable imagery, and plenty of moments that make you stop and look twice.

Whether you're a longtime art lover or simply looking for a beautiful afternoon in New York City, this is a must-see reminder that the familiar can become fascinating when viewed from a new perspective.
On View June 5, 2026–January 10, 2027

Treat

Treat Yourself: Danucera x Shou Sugi Ban House

This summer, two names synonymous with elevated wellness are coming together for a truly restorative skincare experience. Danucera is bringing its signature facial ritual to Shou Sugi Ban House, the serene Hamptons wellness retreat known for its thoughtful approach to relaxation, beauty, and renewal.

Guests can experience Danuta Mieloch’s renowned Signature Facial featuring the complete Danucera Five-Step Ritual, a luxurious yet intentional approach to skincare designed to cleanse, replenish, and restore the skin’s natural radiance. 

Set within the calming surroundings of Shou Sugi Ban House, this limited-time collaboration is the ultimate summer reset: expert hands, exceptional skincare, and a peaceful escape designed to leave you feeling renewed from the inside out. Danucera’s residency continues throughout July and August, making it the perfect excuse to book a wellness getaway!