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Angela Serratore
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Angela Serratore is a writer and historian whose work has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, Curbed, Lapham's Quarterly, Smithsonian Magazine, Buzzfeed, the Cut, and more.
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The Best Hotel Is One That's Already in Your Town
Angela Serratore
The Exuberant Maximalism of this Postwar Designer Feels More Relevant Than Ever
Angela Serratore
9 Hotel Candles to Bring Home from Vacation (or Buy Online, Because Cheaper)
Angela Serratore
Why Is It Called a Grandfather Clock, Anyway?
Angela Serratore
The Murphy Bed Was Invented by a Man Who Just Wanted a Date
Angela Serratore
10 Homey Picks from the Vermont Country Store
Angela Serratore
The Lazy Susan: Who Was Susan, and Why Was She So Lazy?
Angela Serratore
The Loveseat Was Originally Built for One
Angela Serratore
"The John": Why Do We Call Toilets by a Man's Name?
Angela Serratore
Why Is It Called a "Rumpus Room"?
Angela Serratore
Do You Know How Tea Lights Were Originally Used?
Angela Serratore
What Is a Shotgun House?
Angela Serratore
Cool Inventions: The History of Air Conditioning as We Know It
Angela Serratore
I Stayed at JFK's TWA Hotel and It Was Full of Midcentury Marvels
Angela Serratore
The Wild World of Ettore Sottsass, Memphis Group Design Legend
Angela Serratore
When Did We Start Showering Standing Up?
Angela Serratore
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