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" Looking for one more way to prep for weekend entertaining? Turn your side table into a mini bar station. It&amp;#039;s just one of the cheery chic ideas in The Nest&amp;#039;s first-ever digital edition. While you&amp;#039;re there, bookmark their new Nest Obsessed blog that covers everything from high design hotels to their $10 Tuesday column.  Also new this week, a face lift for Rue Magazine&amp;#039;s homepage, which features a behind-the-scenes video of their Paris-inspired photo shoot. And the July/August issue has even more wanderlust-inspiring stories such as a fashion designer&amp;#039;s Reykjavik home, as well as Turkish-inspired recipes.  Haute hammers? The New York Times spotlights sculptor Roy Mackey &amp;#039;s inventive variations on the toolbox staple\u2014including beaded and jackal-headed versions. The artwork stands as Mackey&amp;#039;s tribute to the hammer as a &amp;quot;dying tool&amp;quot;.  Nostalgia runs wild with Buzzfeed&amp;#039;s round-up of film and TV show bedrooms, from Amelie&amp;#039;s inspiring textured walls to Ferris Bueller&amp;#039;s rumpled bed linens and hip, &amp;#039;80s posters.  Look no further for the finishing touch to your hostess gift. Design*Sponge shares Dear Hancock&amp;#039;s new cards and gift wrap, which draw direct inspiration from painters&amp;#039; palettes. In both warm and cool colors, they&amp;#039;re dreamy, bright, and elegantly casual.  What were you reading this week? Let us know in the comments below! And check out what design insiders can&amp;#039;t get enough of. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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