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Maybe it’s Sherwin-Williams’ recently announced Color of the Year (Redend Point, a dusty terra cotta), maybe it’s the official turn to fall, but this week we’ve had rusty hues in mind. When we spied a pair of velvet pillows in Kitchen of the Week: Life’s Daily Details Celebrated in an Architect-Designed Kitchen in just such a brick hue, we were inspired to find a source.The SightingAbove: In the kitchen of a brownstone in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill, redone by Architects Andrea Fisk and Jess Thomas of Shapeless Studio, the pillows are a low-stakes way to add color to a breakfast nook.…

Project details Skill 3 out of 5 Moderate Moderate Estimated Time 3-4 hours Building a Rough Sawn Headboard Paint a large sheet of birch plywood black to hide the gaps of the rough boards. Cut the plywood to rough size using the track saw. Secure the plywood to the back of some 2x4s with wood glue and framing screws to stiffen out the plywood. Lay out the rough-sawn boards on top of the plywood. Cut any overhanging pieces with the miter saw and reuse them in the next course, depending on their length. Be sure the joints of the boards…

The spark for Hudson Wilder came from a vintage Danish dinnerware set found at an estate sale in upstate New York. Now, they apply an ethos of “affordable simplicity” to all of their tableware offerings, including their hand-blown glassware, now available in covetable shades of autumnal amber.Take a look:Above: “Each glass is individually handblown from exceptionally strong, borosilicate glass (Pyrex) that’s more durable than traditional glass and resistant to thermal shock,” according to Hudson Wilder. “You can use the glasses for both warm and cold liquids without any risk of shattering.” Shown is the Aita Short Glass in Amber ($43…