Visual merchandising might sound majorly official, but it's really just the process of mixing-and-matching objects so they're at their most appealing. But that doesn't mean it's totally intuitive - unless you're Urte Tyalite, the brains behind Still House, the East Village's airiest, coziest little shop (and also a stunning, sculptural line of diamond-tipped cuffs, necklaces, and earrings by the same name). Here's how the interiors whiz makes #shelfie-worthy displays - and, heyo, how you can, too. READ MORE

We're extremely happy to report that our latest #ReadingThings book, The Miseducation of Cameron Post, really lived up to the hype (and you should know by now that we don't say that if it's not true). And, turns out, the author's as good at talking as she is at writing: Emily Danforth is officially one of our favorite guests, ever. Let's talk about those beautiful cowgirls, shall we?! READ MORE

Since leopard print has most definitely achieved new-neutral status, the mottled brunette and blonde motif known as tortoiseshell is next in line for a revival. And it's got a worthy backer in JJ Matchett, an Atlanta-based jeweler who turned her love of vintage costume jewelry into a sleek collection of earrings and hair clips in her iterations the pattern. JJ's obsession with history also makes her the perfect person to shell out (har) wisdom on the subject - and, spoiler alert: No turtles were harmed in the making of these statement hoops. READ MORE

Trained as an architect, Molly McGrath sees city blocks and skyscrapers through more finely honed eyes than those of us without CAD training. But, thing is, the Bay Area-based designer applies her insights beyond just buildings, collecting and scanning images of everything from clothing to construction sites to create the linear grids, repeating curlicues, and overlapping geometries that she embosses onto leather pouches and laser-cuts into art prints. Here, she shares her favorite resources for finding ideas everywhere - giving us a blueprint, if you will. READ MORE

Of a Kind is looking for fall and winter interns who are on-the-ball, sharp as tacks, and seriously hard-working. Is that you? Well, then, keep reading! We're hiring part-time, NYC-based interns who have interest and experience in the following categories: operations, buying, social media, graphic design, marketing, and editorial. You should be available at least two full days a week, for a minimum of four months. (Ideally, from August through January!) Read up below for the nitty-gritty on each role. READ MORE