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The October Mind La DoubleJ founder J.J. Martin debuts her second book, Table Energy: Entertaining with Italian Spirit (Vendome). In this manifesto for joyful living, Martin showcases parties and gatherings across her adopted homeland of Italy. La DoubleJ tableware dazzles at al fresco lunches in Portofino, candlelit dinners on Lake Como, and sun-drenched feasts in Taormina. Cheeky entertaining tips paired with luminous photography pulse with La DoubleJ energy. Melissa Smrekar M OUS, the design house founded by siblings Tanner Moussa and Mackenzie Lewis, has dropped a stunning new collection: Tended Form, rope-wound chairs, fieldstone tables, and brass objects that make raw materials look like they went to finishing school. Rebecca Sherman Knottable. Table Energy. KRIS ELLIS PS. We are never s t e p p i n g foot in a commercial a i r p o r t terminal again. In Dallas, the name on every world traveler's lips is PS. The private ultra- luxury airport terminal only has four locations in the United States: L.A., Atlanta, Miami, and now Dallas. Although located at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and servicing passengers traveling on commercial airlines, PS DFW has its own 12,200-square-foot private gated facility adjacent to Corporate Aviation — which means never entering DFW's main terminal. Through private partnerships with TSA and Customs and Border Protection, travelers bypass standard security and swiftly move through a dedicated security line and customs, with tarmac arrival to your commercial aircraft's cabin door via a chauffeured BMW. Await your American Airlines, United, or other commercial flight in The Salon social lounge, or private suite; both include dining options and spa services. Dallas designer Jean Liu created the new terminal, with art curated by Creative Art Partners. A private terminal in Paris lands next. Via private membership or standard booking, reserveps.com. Melissa Smrekar PS Private Terminal Lands in Dallas. What We're Thinking, Seeing, Doing J.J. Martin and team PS Terminal Dallas JENNA PEFFLEY PS Terminal Salon designed by Jean Liu 44