Back in April, Winnie Beattie and her husband, Rob Magnotta, opened Warm (181 Mott St., nr. Kenmare St.; 212-925-1200), a clothing and accessory store inside a former olive-oil factory. The pair, who first met while surfing in Montauk, has just expanded their inventory to include an eclectic ensemble of rustic homeware. Reflecting their self-described “urban-hippie style,” the focus is on natural fabrics, earth tones, and items that are “perfectly imperfect,” as Beattie puts it. This quilt was handmade by L.A.-based cashmere label the Elder Statesman, but Magnotta and Beattie chose the mismatched colors. Photo: Wendy Goodman
Warm’s book collection reflects Magnotta’s interest in surfing, skating, music, photography, and art. Photo: Wendy Goodman
Beattie and Magnotta’s sons (ages 2 and 6) enjoy napping under this birch-twine-and-linen teepee. The crochet cashmere pillow and the jute poof are by Pehuén. Photo: Wendy Goodman
A vintage farmhouse table is the perfect surface for this set of plates handmade in New York by Eric Bonnin. Photo: Wendy Goodman
A Dezso chair hand-carved from mango wood and secured with copper nails. Photo: Wendy Goodman
The cheerful butterfly wallpaper is left over from when Magnotta and Beattie updated their own bedroom walls, but they’re happy to help customers find similar designs. The chair is from a flea market, and Jeff Ricker designed the recycled tote bag. Photo: Wendy Goodman
A butter-soft hand-knit alpaca blanket by Alicia Adams Alpaca; it comes in a wide range of sizes. Photo: Wendy Goodman
