 A fine way to keep track of everyone's drinks: tall, thin, impossibly elegant Christopher Jagmin etched-number highball glasses, $20 each, at Scout, 5221 N. Clark St., 773-275-5700. |
Photography: Leonard Gertz
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An interior designer pulls out all the stops in her largely quirky Wilmette home
An iconic Beaux Arts apartment on the Gold Coast gets a respectful (and totally cool) makeover
Eight great ice buckets that add style, cubed, to your holiday buffet or drink cart
A Lake Shore Drive condo owner learns to minimize—and achieves inner peace.
How to create tantalizing topography on your coffee table
How a design pro decks his halls and throws a high-class holiday bash
Inside the eccentric studio—and mind—of a well-known Chicago artist
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