Garden & Landscape, House Tour, House Tours, Interior Design, Landscapes
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Garden ManorSprawled amidst the rolling hills of North Salem with expansive views, golden sunsets, and multiple gardens is a rambling country estate that looks as if it were plucked from an English countryside. “The owners wanted a house that was suitable for entertaining, suitable for their grown family to visit, and yet comfortable for just the two of them,” says Dinyar Wadia. |
May/June 2011 |
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All Mixed UpThe Things We Like aesthetic is a broad one, encompassing Shaker and Mission and a myriad other influences that shape the decor of this 1940s cabin. |
March/April 2011 |
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Victorian SparkleOne has only to drive along upper Main Street, just beyond the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, to notice the brightly colored Victorian dressed in vivid purple and green |
March/April 2011 |
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All in the DetailsWith blue skies and wavy waters of Long Island Sound as their only view, this couple did not have to look far when designing their custom-built home on the Fairfield waterfront. |
March/April 2011 |
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Modern FitWhen Bedford Village architect Carol Kurth was hired to design a spacious, contemporary home on a nearby street of two-to-three-acre properties, she knew her design would have to embrace the conventional architecture of the neighboring homes, the property’s history as farmland, and the clients’ modern aesthetic. |
March/April 2011 |
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A New ChapterAt home with the Hollywood legend Brooke Hayward on the republication of her memoir. |
March/April 2011 |
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Buckley BranchesSplitting up a family home in order to preserve it is the magic behind Priscilla Buckley's story. |
March/April 2011 |
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Holiday InThis design maven and shop owner combines her own special sense of style, lots and lots of candles, and the culinary skills of a renowned chef to orchestrate a swell holiday soirée. By Andrea Raisfeld |
Holiday 2010 |
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Holiday InThis design maven and shop owner combines her own special sense of style, lots and lots of candles, and the culinary skills of a renowned chef to orchestrate a swell holiday soirée. By Andrea Raisfeld |
Holiday 2010 |
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BlingMary Tucciarone has filled her antique home with elegant old things—trophies, urns, chandeliers, rhinestone and pearl costume jewelry, and other accessories that she finds at flea markets, estate sales, and antiques shops. During the holidays, she deconstructs and reconstructs objects from her collections to create one-of-a-kind decorations that add an extra dose of sparkle and glamour to every room. |
Holiday 2010 |
