Бренд Misette представил коллекцию в Аспене и провел эксклюзивный ужин с видом на двойное радужное небо

Mountain Mayhem: Setting the table with Misette May Selby Follow Misette (pronounced “my-set”) is a sister-owned tableware brand based in New York City, founded by sisters Amy Burstyn Fritz and Sarah Pecaut. The name blends the French terms “mise-en-scène” and “vignette,” reflecting the brand’s philosophy of the table as a canvas for expression. The company designs artful tableware meant to bring creativity and character to everyday dining — moving away from standard plain white dishware — with pieces made to be mixed, matched and layered as part of a personal collection. Long before traditional retailers caught on, Miami boutique owner Brooke Soffer discovered Misette in the pages of “Architectural Digest” and began stocking the collection at her store, Lakeview Home. That early eye for design ultimately paved the way for the brand’s Aspen debut this June at Performance Ski, when owner Lee Keating opened the doors of her store for an exclusive local retail launch. The collection struck an immediate chord with the community, nearly selling out within the first few weeks of the season. “Misette was born from a simple idea,” said Burstyn Fritz. “My sister and I wanted to bring people back to the table, using the kind of high-quality, beautiful pieces our grandmother passed down to us — pieces that carry memory, not just meals. That is the heart of Misette. Brooke Soffer believes in that same idea, that the things you set your table with should mean something, which is why she has curated Misette for Lakeview Home.” To celebrate that momentum, Soffer hosted the brand’s first official Aspen dinner party on Thursday, Aug. 20, in her backyard, presented in partnership with luxury travel outfitter Butterfield & Robinson. As a nod to Aspen’s heritage — shaped in no small part by Bauhaus master Herbert Bayer — the table was set with Misette’s Bauhaus Collection. The intimate gathering brought together a prominent group of local tastemakers, who were treated to a rare double rainbow arcing over the table midway through the meal. Visit misettetable.com to discover the collection and see the Misette x Lakeview Home collaboration at Performance Ski through the end of September. Climber dies in Maroon Bells area A climber who was reported missing earlier this week was found dead Thursday morning in the Maroon Bells area by Mountain Rescue Aspen.