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The September Mind What We're Thinking, Seeing, Doing By Catherine D. Anspon, Billy Fong, R oche Bobois' r e i n t e r pretation of the lacquered o v o i d s h a p e d O v a l i a armchair, designed by Henrik Thor Larsen in 1968, has just the right scotchontherocks vibe. At Roche Bobois. I'll Have a Double. Backgammon to Go. T he new backgammon clutch from Cult Gaia may just throw Miz Mahjong off her game. In marbled ivory or pale lime acrylic, and rattan. $698 – $798, at cultgaia.com. A nything from Flamingo Estate is sybaritic. We're picking up the lovely green Prinsesstårta milk bar with shea butter and raspberry oil, triple milled with sweet allium, heliotrope blossoms, oakmoss, and amber. $28, at flamingoestate.com. It's Prinsesstårta Time. Van Gogh's Dinner Service. O ur obsession with Julian Schnabel's v i s c e r a l P l a t e Paintings — one of which, personalized by the artist, was the April PaperCity cover — continues. One of the most dramatic of the Plate Paintings has turned up at McClain Gallery in Houston: Victory After S-chanf I, 2021, a lush evocation of roses that bloom near Vincent van Gogh's grave in AuverssurOise, France. At McClain Gallery. 22 Ovalia armchair Julian Schnabel, Victory After S-chanf I, 2021, at McClain Gallery THOMAS DUBROCK