Welcome to TGP Tidbits where we round up the happenings and our musings of the design industry each week. This week we take a look at Kathy Hilton’s Chairish Tag Sale, London’s Focus/25, and Tuckernuck’s New York boutique. Written by Natalie Aldridge.
The Met x Lele Sadoughi
The Met and Lele Sadoughi are back at it again with an irresistible art-inspired collaboration. This second capsule, Contemporary Masterpieces, transforms iconic works of modern art into chic accessories destined to be collected. Drawing from six luminaries of The Met’s Modern & Contemporary holdings—Vasily Kandinsky, Piet Mondrian, Paul Klee, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Juan Gris—the collection celebrates the joy of wearing art.
The 20-piece lineup spans jewelry, headbands, hair accessories, and even a handbag, each reimagined with painterly precision. Expect screen-printed motifs borrowed from the masters, embroidery and jeweled embellishments that echo brushstrokes, and gems as playful and vibrant as color lifted straight from the canvas. Think Mondrian’s grids, Klee’s whimsy, Kandinsky’s bold explosions of color, all rendered in true Lele Sadoughi fashion.
Ever the queen of wit and glamour, Lele once again delivers accessories that let art lovers flaunt their favorites, no museum guard required. The full collection is available to shop here!
Veranda’s Holiday Hosting Camp at High Hampton
This November, Veranda invites design lovers to the Blue Ridge Mountains for a holiday retreat unlike any other. From November 6th to the 9th, the storied High Hampton Resort in North Carolina will play host to Veranda’s Holiday Hosting Camp, a weekend devoted to the art of entertaining with style and grace!
The program promises inspiration at every turn with workshops led by top designers on seasonal florals and spectacular tablescapes, sessions on cocktail craft and festive décor, and a curated holiday market brimming with thoughtful treasures. It is an immersion into the rituals of hospitality that is equal parts education and enchantment.
The setting is every bit as appealing as the itinerary. High Hampton, with its century-old charm, sweeping mountain views, and inviting interiors, embodies rustic elegance infused with Southern warmth. Porches made for lingering and firesides made for gathering, this weekend is set to be one for the books.
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Tickets are available now with limited space ensuring an intimate experience. Veranda Design Society Gold membership is required, with tuition set at $400 and accommodations beginning at $750 per night, inclusive of breakfast, lunch, and dinner. More information regarding the event can be found here!
Dogwood Holiday 2025
The holidays may still be a few months away, but we’re already reaching for our ribbons and sealing wax thanks to Dogwood Hill’s newly unveiled 2025 Holiday Collection. A perennial favorite at The Glam Pad, Dogwood Hill never fails to deliver, and this year’s offering feels especially timeless and refined.
Drawing inspiration from classic patterns and the artistry of both whimsy and tradition, the 2025 designs are steeped in nostalgia. Expect heritage motifs, hand-painted details, and richly layered palettes that harken back to the elegance of old-world holiday celebrations with a distinct modern edge that is immediately recognizable as Dogwood Hill. From delicate wreaths and tartan touches to intricate botanicals and timeless calligraphy, the collection beautifully bridges past and present. Perfect for those who cherish the rituals of the season and the romance of tradition!
Each year, Dogwood Hill collaborates with a select group of tastemakers to bring their personal holiday traditions to life through bespoke artwork created in partnership with the brand’s talented artists. For 2025, the roster includes Casey Snipes, Willa Hart, Arabella June, Rachel Rogers, and more. Each designer lends a distinct sensibility that adds depth, charm, and individuality to the collection. The result is an inspiring blend of classic craftsmanship and contemporary vision, offering something special for every style of celebration.
With Dogwood Hill’s 2025 Holiday Collection, holiday correspondence becomes more than a seasonal formality—it becomes a keepsake. These are cards and papers designed not just to spread cheer, but to be treasured, preserved, and perhaps even framed. Imbued with the charm of the past, the craftsmanship of the present, and the enduring joy of the season, this year’s collection is destined to delight.
Shop the full collection here!
Read our favorite articles of the week!
A Victorian Cottage Which Captures the Charm of English Decorating written by Evie Delaney for House & Garden UK.
Hendricks Churchill Are Building a “Distinctly American” Legacy written by Ryan Waddoups for Galerie Magazine.
Shop this week’s inspired finds!
x Natalie
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