May 12, 2008
Sheet Happens
Lulu DK Matouk Sheets
When it comes to sheets, threads count. All 500 of them.
And baby will learn the lesson forever, the moment she lays her precious head on Lulu DK Matouk linens.
Made of super-soft Egyptian cotton, the stylish, simple crib collection comes in playful patterns that work in mod and traditional nurseries alike. Designed by textile diva Lulu de Kwiatkowski and crafted by luxe manufacturer Matouk, the line includes everything from bumpers to quilts to pillow shams to basic fitted sheets.
The whimsical patterns are meant to work together in endless combinations. Mix subtle pink confetti with soothing blue willows or minnows to create a minimalist layette fit for your own master bedroom.
Now you’re talking sweet and chic dreams.
Available next week at Gracious Home, 1217 Third Avenue, at 70th Street (212-517-6300 or gracioushome.com). To see styles, go to luludkmatouk.com.
EAT
14th Annual Taste of Tribeca
What: The outdoor culinary fest features tasty treats, plus kid-friendly activities, live music, crafts, and more.
Why: Chow downtown. (And support P.S. 150 and P.S. 234.)
When: Sat., 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Where: Duane St., b/t Greenwich & Hudson Sts. Tickets online at ticketweb.com or 866-468-7619.
SEE
The Horse
What: Kids and kidults can explore the last 50 million years of equine history through art, armor, and a horse-drawn fire engine from the 19th century.
Why: Serious horsepower.
When: Sat.-Jan. 4, 2009. Daily, 10 a.m.-5:45 p.m. Shows every hour on the half hour.
Where: American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West, at 79th St. (212-769-5100).
HEAR
¡Sofrito!
What: A festive mix of David Gonzalez’s hilarious storytelling and the salsa sounds of Larry Harlow and the Latin Legends band.
Why: It’s muy caliente.
When: Sun., 2 p.m.
Where: Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, 2900 Campus Rd., at Hillel Pl. Tickets online at purchase.tickets.com or 718-951-4500.
