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Taylor Sade Hosts Late-Summer Dinner in Her Lower East Side Apartment

other · 2026-09-18

In her Lower East Side Manhattan apartment, Taylor Sade, the founder of Vertigo, organized a laid-back dinner party late in the summer. The vegetarian menu celebrated seasonal tomatoes, featuring dishes like arugula caprese and pasta pomodoro. Guests enjoyed their time on the couch, daybed, or at the dining table. As a vegetarian with a penchant for sweets, Sade offered a chocolate dessert. Her space, filled with vintage furniture and collectibles, was enhanced by fresh flowers and cozy lighting. An unconventional salad bowl was represented by a Bellocchi casserole. Guests sipped on pre-batched Hugo spritzes infused with black cherries and mint. Dressed in a long, patterned gown, Sade shared her hosting insights, emphasizing the significance of scent and local flower sourcing.

Key facts

  • Taylor Sade is the founder of Vertigo.
  • The dinner took place in Sade's apartment in Manhattan's Lower East Side.
  • The menu included an arugula caprese and pasta pomodoro, focusing on seasonal tomatoes.
  • Sade is vegetarian and always includes a chocolate dessert.
  • She pre-batched Hugo spritzes with fresh black cherries and mint for drinks.
  • Sade emphasized fresh flowers, low warm lighting, and a collected table setting.
  • She sources flowers from the 6 a.m. market on Mondays, Tuesdays, or Wednesdays, or Key Foods on Avenue A.
  • Sade's homeware includes a Bellocchi casserole, Sabre bamboo serving set, and Arte Italica pewter pitcher.

Entities

Artists

  • Taylor Sade

Institutions

  • Vertigo
  • Ralph Lauren Home
  • Sabre
  • Arte Italica
  • Le Fanion
  • Pillivuyt
  • Julie Jones Home
  • Diptyque
  • Mr. Chung’s Country Road
  • Key Foods
  • Vogue

Locations

  • Manhattan
  • Lower East Side
  • New York
  • Paris
  • West Village
  • Avenue A

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