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Gil Schafer The Great American House

Writing about architect Gil Schafer is always a pleasure. The occasion is frequently because I’ve spied a new project on his… Read More

Although my favorite season has not officially begun, fall events are already in full force. It was a busy week… Read More

I can’t believe it’s been ten years since the publication of the original volume “Sister Parish” by Apple Parish Bartlett… Read More

Mick De Giulio has been designing kitchens for over 40 years and his wealth of experience shows in his Kitchen… Read More

I usually go straight to the menus if there are any. I love seeing the way an author has assembled… Read More

If you are a reader of such local upscale Connecticut magazines as athome, Greenwich or Westport Magazines, or national publications… Read More

I am delighted to announce that I will be reporting today from the D&D Building in NYC for Spring Market…. Read More

If you have ever appreciated the beautiful flowers in the spring lining the malls down Park Avenue or the sparkling… Read More

Although the Ivy League was originally formed as an athletic conference, the connotation associated with this group of eight prestigious… Read More

I received many beautiful design and coffee table books for Christmas this year (a few admittedly from me to me)…. Read More

Only a handful of jewelry companies today can claim a legacy rich in history and design. Verdura is among them… Read More

I didn’t get a chance to finish the post I had planned for today so I am reissuing some handy… Read More