On June 7th, benton buckley books took to Menlo Park, California — beneath the storied rafters of Kepler’s Bookstore, a venue where presidents and poets, folk singers and stateswomen have all once stood. To conclude our spring salon series here — in this sanctum of intellect and expression — was nothing short of hallowed.

On April 17th, as twilight folded gently over Dallas, the TF Gallery shimmered with promise. Inside — beneath its luminous lines and curated calm — the city’s design aficionados gathered not just for a launch, but for a love letter. The occasion: the Dallas debut of be-spōk/ [bespoke]: a philosophy of beauty.

New York — the city that sways to its own ceaseless rhythm — briefly paused on the evening of March 26th. Within the sculptural sanctuary of The Future Perfect gallery, we gathered not merely to debut a book, but to declare a devotion. The occasion was the unveiling of be-spōk/ [bespoke]: a philosophy of beauty, and it arrived in Manhattan as both manifesto and muse.

There are nights that exist outside of time — scented with nostalgia, gilded with elegance — and March 16th at Findlay Galleries was one such evening. Against the golden hush of a Palm Beach sunset, the storied façade of this hallowed art house became the threshold to a world curated by beauty and reverie.