THE ROUNDUP: READS WE’RE LOVING LATELY

This edition: homemade kombucha, artsy vacations, a weird internet phenomenon and more.

For the love of fungi: Mushrooms, man. They really make you think. Writer Natalie Shukur does a deep dive re: the fungus among us over at Man Repeller.

Hue know it: We fully support painting your walls to match your jeans. All the blue interior inspo you need, c/o Domino.

Destination inspiration: About to book a vacation? Check out this list of 20 scenic, art-centric spots first, curated by Artsy.

Deeply felt: Hyperrealistic (and often teeny!) animals, all crafted from good old-fashioned felt. Learn about the art of needle-felting via T Magazine.

Trust your gut: Make bottles of bubbly kombucha right from the comfort of your kitchen—Eater put together a superhelpful guide.

Oh, the internet: Have you heard about the fish tube yet? We don’t even know where to start. The New Yorker does.

Word: poronkusema (n.; Finnish): the distance a reindeer can travel without taking a break. (Petition to officially name the distance a fish can travel safely via tube. ^)

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