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EVERYWHERE—Designer and ceramicist Jonathan Adler has plans to release a fabric line with Kravet later this year. The collection represents Adler's "colorful approach to design: bright bold colors, retro patterns and happy designs." [Apartment Therapy]
THE INTERNET—Times are tough, both for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and for print publishing. Which must be why Living Social has a deal: for the next two weeks, $19 buys you an one-year subscription to both Martha Stewart Living and Everyday Food. [Living Social]
EVERYWHERE—HGTV has announced The White Room Challenge, a new show that asks designers to overhaul a 10-by-10-foot white room "using such outrageous elements as candy treats, dumpster-dived treasures or more than 1,500 flowers." Premiere date: April 24 at 9 p.m. EST; network personality David Bromstad will host. [CurbedWire]
MALIBU, CALIF.—Cheech Marin one half of Cheech & Chong, sold his beachfront home for $5.34M. [Luxe Living]
"My first rental apartment was kind of a bittersweet affair. It was sweet because I roomed with the most divine girl named Julia, whom I love—she's a really good friend of mine—in a very, very glamorous doorman building on 9th Street between 5th and 6th [avenues in NYC]. The bitter part was that I was sleeping in the nursery, which had baby-blue infant wallpaper with little balloons and elephants, and it was just big enough to fit my full-size—wait for it—futon. So needless to say I couldn't sleep for a year because I was sleeping on a futon but it was a very, very pleasant place to spend sleepless nights staring up at the happy balloons and elephants."