This is an Adventure: Seeing the World (Accidentally) Through the Lens of Wes Anderson

Story & Photos by Marjorie Magazine This article originally appeared in the 2021 Print Issue of Marjorie Magazine. Order the issue now in digital or print here If you ever wanted to get out into the world but see something completely breathtaking, step into the world of Wes Anderson– and we’re being literal. The visually pleasing… Read More This is an Adventure: Seeing the World (Accidentally) Through the Lens of Wes Anderson

February 18, 2022February 18, 2022 MarjorieMagazineLeave a comment

Gateway Into the Western Imagination:Celebrating 100 Years of Adventurous Traditions at the Evergreen Lodge

Story and Photos by Marjorie Magazine Originally published in Roaring Twenties: An Encore (2020) When Southern Pacific Railroad opened the Sunset Limited line in the 1890’s, it took off in New Orleans and traveled across the southernmost states of America to reach the sunny shores of Los Angeles. As part of its expansion campaign, Sunset… Read More Gateway Into the Western Imagination:Celebrating 100 Years of Adventurous Traditions at the Evergreen Lodge

October 2, 2020October 2, 2020 MarjorieMagazineLeave a comment

Spending Time in Sausalito like it’s 1955

By Marjorie Magazine A piece of the Mediterranean looms on the shores of the San Francisco Bay. North of the the Golden Gate Bridge lies a picturesque destination that was once a fishing village for the Bay Area, a gem of Marin called Sausalito. With waterfront views, hillside homes tucked neatly among the dark green… Read More Spending Time in Sausalito like it’s 1955

September 3, 2020September 3, 2020 MarjorieMagazineLeave a comment

The Old Glory in Seaside Rockport, Massachusetts

Cape Cod’s charm reigns supreme in the summertime off Massachussetts’ coast, but as the leaves fall come September and the skies grow gray, there’s a homespun feeling of coziness to chase around the north shore of the state. Salem sees its time of mischief and magic around Halloween, and in November, the quiet and intimacy… Read More The Old Glory in Seaside Rockport, Massachusetts

September 21, 2019 MarjorieMagazineLeave a comment

Heart, Family, & Fragrance: Treasures of Hové

By Paris Kim The street on which you find Hové Parfumeur is Chartres. It’s not shar-tres or charts— it’s chart-ers. So much of the city is French influenced, yet have taken on a life of its own to become more Nola and less of the former. It’s the same with Hové. A legacy business of… Read More Heart, Family, & Fragrance: Treasures of Hové

September 3, 2019 MarjorieMagazineLeave a comment

A Week in Newport Beach: The OC’s Unchanged Charmer

Around the world, summer is slipping away. But in Orange Country, summertime is not a season– it’s the way of life along this region of the Pacific Coast, a golden age glimmering beneath the sun and clashing with the calming waves of wide beaches dotted with swaying palms. In particular, Newport Beach feels as alive… Read More A Week in Newport Beach: The OC’s Unchanged Charmer

September 2, 2018 MarjorieMagazine2 Comments

Travel Tuesday in the 1930’s

If you’re finding your head in the clouds on this work day morning, we’ll give you good reason to keep it there, dreaming about the luxurious aviation of the distant past. In the 1930’s as air travel began its ascension to the popular and most efficient route of global travel, the designs of airline interiors… Read More Travel Tuesday in the 1930’s

September 26, 2017 MarjorieMagazineLeave a comment

Bruges Beckons: Our Travel Guide

As the train from Brussels pulls into the Bruges station at noontime, the weather is warm and it feels uniquely like you were back in the arms of familiar friends. In Europe, you can visit the sensationalized metropolitans of Berlin or Paris and London, but in spite of their excitement and rich histories, they sometimes… Read More Bruges Beckons: Our Travel Guide

July 30, 2017 MarjorieMagazineLeave a comment

Enjoying the Vintage Things in Life

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