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Colleen Egan

New York
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Editor and writer. I run for the tiny cups of water.
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These Artful Storage Pieces Capture the Joy of Organization

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By Colleen Egan
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The difference between a space the feels calm and one that feels chaotic often comes down to organization. It’s not about adopting a lifestyle of extreme minimalism but about finding the method and manner for storing your stuff. In the latest episode of Objects of Desire, the 1stDibs podcast, comedian and writer Dan Rosen, who says he has an “organization fetish,” discusses his vintage library card catalog, a birthday gift from his wife.
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For a Television Writer in Los Angeles, Stefani Stein Created an Office That Feels Like a Cozy Cottage

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By Colleen Egan
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When you think of a writers room for a television show, you might imagine a scene from 30 Rock, men and women sitting on and around sad office furniture in a drab space with white boards on the walls. In short, the kind of place where creative brilliance happens in spite of the environment, not because of it.
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This Sculptural Elizabeth Gage Ring Is Bold and Beautiful

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By Colleen Egan
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In this moment of renewed interest in 1990s minimalism, Elizabeth Gage’s bold gold jewelry is a refreshing reminder of the joys of maximalism. To examine her work is to appreciate the craft of goldsmithing and a creator with a distinct point of view — one I immersed myself in while poring through the recently published Elizabeth Gage: A Life in Jewellery (ACC Art Books).
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