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Antique RevivalRestoring this beautiful antique in a modern-day masterpiece is just another step down the road for Maureen Rivard |
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Sound AppealFabulous views on this meticulously maintained Pequot Avenue home |
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SparklerThis lovely young couple transformed this beach house to follow their vision, adding some bling along the way |
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Rose-Colored CoolThis North Street home is sleek, clean, and supercool, which is why owner Nicole Rose loves to entertain there. |
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No BoundariesMary Ann Hawley's Rochambeau farm was long in the making and will be long in the enjoying, with million-dollar views and a comfortable way of life |
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Inner WorkingsA traditional farmhouse belies its technological advances |
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White on WhiteOur contributing writer takes us into his Litchfield home for some holiday entertaining |
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The LookDecorating for the holidays and all year long. |
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Georgian on His MindDesigned by Ralph R. Mackin Architects and built by DPD Builders, the final product spoke volumes about the team’s attention to detail. |
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Time MachineWhen old becomes new again |
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Under the WireAuthor Bonni Brodnick takes a look at brassieres, their styles, washing techniques and her first experience with one. From the infinite styles and sizes, she notes there is a certain fascination with women's bosoms and brassieres not just for men but for women as well. |
Just for ShoeThe only way to find out if a really (and I mean really) expensive designer pair of spikes is better than its knock-off is to buy one and test it out. |
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Ladies Who LunchWilton women, spanning the generations, model fall fashions from their favorite local shops—b chic, Chou Chou, Open House, Sea Beans, Snappy Gator, Une Minette, and Witchy-Poo—while dining at their favorite eateries. |
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Born and ThreadLiving in Fairfield and elsewhere, Mitchell family members gather not at home but at company headquarters in Westport. The generations have managed to turn a small clothing shop into a nationally respected fashion business—and have kept it all in the family. |
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looking goodThe importance of being clothes-minded |
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