"Ayesha Curry and Sherri McMullen met in 2011, when Curry popped into McMullen's eponymous fashion boutique in Oakland. Today, Curry owns a store just up the block, Sweet July, and she and her husband (Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry) are often styled by McMullen for photoshoots and events."

"Shop these local goods, and find the perfect piece to take home."

"With airplanes pretty much grounded, 
museums shuttered, and amusement parks restricted, people and organizations have found creative ways to connect with the outside world. Broadway stars and symphony musicians perform together via Zoom; aquariums and zoos share interspecies introductions on Instagram; and museums and tourist attractions are loading their websites with behind-the-scenes videos, interactive photos, and educational activities."

"Joy Cho owns the world's most popular Pinterest account, with 13 million followers. The founder of lifestyle brand Oh Joy, she has designed wallpaper, baby moccasins, and dog collars—plus a Target line of home decor."

"Sitting on a zebra-print ottoman, clutching an oversized mug of coffee, 53-year-old Dena Fishbein laughs easily, begins most stories with an enthusiastic "Oh, my God," and describes elements of her home in such loving detail, it's like they are members of the family. It's no wonder her textile and product designs—and her home—are so bright and cheerful."

"California and Maine are 3,000 miles apart. But for two knit-wear designers who call these states home, the distance did not impede their friendship—and in fact, it helped inspire a successful collaboration."

"Glee character Sue Sylvester is best known for sabotage, conspiracy, and blackmail. But who knew the glee club's nemesis is also a fan of amigurumi? Sitting on a shelf in Sue's office, propped up against a trophy, is a miniature crocheted version of the cheer coach—red tracksuit, bullhorn at the ready, and a smirk on her face."

"Ellen Dobin grabs a copy of American Bungalow off the table and flips through the magazine's pages. 'Ohh, look at this,' she says, pointing to a comfy, oak-framed armchair. 'This would look so great in our house!' Her smile widens and the 'oohs' and 'ahhs' gush more quickly with each end table and lamp she considers. Suddenly, she slaps the magazine shut. 'Sometimes you just can't look,' she says."