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" Untitled Document \u2022 Habitually Chic tours the opulent Chateau de Groussay in France. Our favorite is the garden tent interior (at left). A room covered floor-to-ceiling in Delft blue tiles? Yes, please.  \u2022 Midcentury for this century: She &amp;amp;amp; Him, the collaboration of actress and crooner Zooey Deschanel and singer-songwriter M. Ward, has released a playful new music video that pays homage to midcentury furniture, decor, and fashion. (Via DesignSponge.) \u2022 Casa Sugar sits down with James Gulliver Hancock, an Australian-born illustrator who has set out to draw all iconic New York buildings. Read about his ambitious plan; plus, find where to buy his delightful drawings. \u2022 Democratic design: The Los Angeles Times profiles a seriously cool web site: Style Factory accepts user-submitted design ideas, and presents them to other users for voting. Products with the most votes go into production, and are sold on the site.  \u2022 If you like period pieces, Downton Abbey, a British TV series by Gosford Park-writer Julian Fellowes, has luxurious interiors worth more than just a glance. The web site Strange Closets rounded up some inspiring photos from the show\u2014which is set in early 20th-century England. The four-part series currently airs on PBS, but if you missed the first two episodes, you can stream them on pbs.org. \u2022 And speaking of closets, we&amp;#039;re always partial to a pretty one\u2014Made by Girl pairs IKEA shelving with a few glam accents for a space that&amp;#039;s both stylish and approachable. What did you love this week? Let us know in the comments below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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