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
This week celebrates a momentous moment in art deco history: the day that the Golden Gate Bridge officially opened on May 27th, 1937. From symbols of America’s resilience from sea to shining sea, to her disastrous cameo appearances in films like Planet of the Apes and Godzilla, the Golden Gate Bridge remains a fixed icon… Read More The Golden Gate Bridge Turns 83: Happy Birthday to Our Grand Lady of the West!
Cover and Giveaway Photos by Jon Mathon, All Others by Marjorie Magazine There’s not quite a love like that of your best friend! That’s why for this Galentine’s Day we took some time to step out into San Francisco for a few sweet classics in celebrating the timeless bond of female friendship. We couldn’t think… Read More The Cherries On Top to a Galentine’s Day Out (Plus a Giveaway!)
Story and Photos by Jodi Truglio You know the Christmas Season is in full swing when the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Nev. transitions its conservatory from fall to its winter theme. The hotel’s Christmas display is a true delight to the eye, which combines elements of an elegant vintage Christmas with a modern day… Read More Christmas at the Bellagio Conservatory
By Sabrina Cardoso, Style Editor Photos by Sabrina Cardoso & Paris Kim It always amazes me that every year, when I start talking about my holiday plans and mention attending The Great Dickens Christmas Fair, I get a few people who have never heard of Dickens! The Great Dickens Christmas Faire has been a bay… Read More The Dickens Fair: A Bay Area Holiday Tradition
By Marjorie Magazine As winter approaches quickly, this week we hope you step into the beautiful brisk air of nature at its finest: in the fall! We recently headed up to the Yosemite Valley and found only the most magical foliage, cabins, and mountains to inspire, not to mention a few vintage-inspired details in our… Read More Wild Whimsy: Scenes of Fall in the Sierras
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
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
A Short Story by Daniel DiQuinzio “Market East and Gallery.” Adrian heard the conductor shout as he entered the rail car. Those in front of him headed towards the rear section of the car. He glanced over his shoulder, saw there were no visible open seats making him decide he would instead follow the other… Read More “Departure Time”
Photos by Tessa Carmeni, Styling by Paris Kim Since 1879, the grandeur of San Francisco’s Victorian architecture has lain within a single building, flourishing with life. The Conservatory of Flowers makes its mark at the beginning of the long and adventurous Golden Gate Park of the city, housing nearly over thousands of tropical and exotic… Read More Magic Among the Victorian Evergreen
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