Interior Design Consultant Josh Itiola on Babylon (1980), Cooking, Natural Incense, and more
December 17, 2020
I started following Josh a few months ago after seeing this picture of a corner in his apartment. This space has that has seen several iterations on his feed, whether it’s a new piece of art on the wall or a simple reorganization of the objects below, it’s a glimpse into the mind of a New York based Interior and furniture consultant who seems to embody every facet of good taste. From his daily Instagram stories documenting his morning pour over routine, his beautiful interior photos, to modeling for 3sixteen, Josh is a constant source of inspiration— lucky for us, he’s here to talk about what he’s been into.
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One of my favorite activities to do is cooking. I rarely eat out, maybe because I grew up in a African household where the question of eating out would be met with “What about the food you have in your fridge?” This year specifically where all of us were forced to stay inside, has pushed me to explore my love for cooking even more. Never with a set menu (unless my cravings were elevated), I would leave the task of creating a meal as I opened the fridge. Wonderfully guided along by weekly food boxes from my local community garden, I would just try and combine new and old flavors to create a wonderful lunch or dinner. Paired with a nice glass of natty wine (Gamay Gang). Enjoy the process!