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Good Schmutz aka Things I Found and Love

The best Frasier account out there + Mum's Day bonus.

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Every fashion/decor/shopping publication has some version of “finds!” or “picks!” I’m trying to figure out a more unique way to say this, so for now I just have “schmutz” (aka yiddish for dirt/filth) which I don’t love, so if you have any ideas, leave ‘em in the comments.

Read to the end for a bonus “Mother’s Day” “gift guide” aka “finds” that I want but I won’t ever buy for myself.

THE #1 TOP FIND/SCHMUTZ:

Amazing new(ish) IG account: @frasierinteriors. The author of this account is the ultimate sleuth, ID-ing even the most background of props on Frasier. (Those of you who don’t know me: Frasier is my religion/love language.)

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This account is a great reminder of vast wealth of TV production in the ‘90s. There’s no Amazon-equivalent buys for even minor props, nary a Pottery Barn club chair in sight. Even the chairs in the KACL meeting room are Mies. I was so impressed with this account that I had to reach out:

Expect to see big things from this mysterious talent.

#2:

There should be a word for things that are not a “trend” but should be. Case in point, this tiling by Australian firm YSG should be…something. Kind of reminiscent of Mexican/Portuguese/Spanish tile stylings that look like rugs (sorry, here at Schmatta we have no advanced degrees in design, so I do not know that term).

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#3

Amazing French kids’ pedal car I found on a Tumblr post from lord knows when:

#4

Boy Room! Probably old news for any of you NYT Styles obsessives or

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devotees. (Hi, me! And pay for Emily’s newsletter…it is worth every penny). This TikTok show explores the fascinating subtext (or really lack thereof) held within the bedrooms of twentysomething boys in NYC.

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#5

The only thing from Salone that I can’t stop looking at. Are they stools? are they lamps? All I know is I have a strange desire to eat them.

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