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T exas artist Rusty Arena, a wizard of hand-designed wall coverings and fabrics, has launched a collection of pillows with RH (the new shortened moniker for Restoration Hardware), with inventory hitting stores around November 11. The collaboration was born after an RH representative culled through Arena's more than 200 fabric and wallpaper pat- terns — some going back three decades — in his 20,000-square-foot warehouse 30 OBSESSIONS. DECORATIONS. SALIENT FACTS. W ondering where to find Lost Antiques, which shuttered its longtime North Riverfront lo- cation earlier this year? Here's the scoop: Former manager Beth Barnett Callahan breathed fresh life into the much-loved store with a new name and airy space designed by Sam Miranda of M studio. Lost…Again, located five blocks west of the old location, is home to many of the original beloved vendors, including Jim McNamara's European and American furniture and art; William Perlman's Native American silver and African art and rugs; and Lush Life's Art Deco furni- ture, decor, and jewelry. Lost…Again, 148 Riveredge, 214.741.4411. Rebecca Sherman Found it! Retail ARENA in Houston. Three were chosen that work exquisitely with the retailer's fall furniture collections. The embossed-velvet patterns for RH come in traditional rondel and medallion damask patterns, along with a more contemporary Tigre pattern, tone- on-tone in fog, mist, and slate blue. Look for three sizes, including a chic small lum- bar pillow. As with all of Arena's fabrics and papers, his RH collection is handmade in the United States. "It's a big thing for us, and we're excited," Arena says. "We've dealt to the trade for 30 years, so this is our first retail collaboration where we've had such a broad audience." There's more to come — Arena is working on a collection of linen pillows for spring. $219 to $249, at RH stores, restorationhardware.com. Rebecca Sherman A vignette at Lost...Again W hen longtime Rebecca Taylor CEO Beth Bugdaycay launched her jewelry label Foundrae, we fell for the modern heirloom vibe. Her newest collection of rings inspired by cigar bands employs images of scarabs, lions, snakes, the infinite eight, and the divine triangle, all in 18K gold and champlevé enamel, to symbolize karma, protection, and strength. From $2,850, at Ylang 23, The Plaza at Preston Center, 214.234.0002; ylang23. com. Christina Geyer #VPC Foundrae Fine Jewelry's cigar band rings at Ylang 23 Rusty Arena's pillows for RH Rusty Arena