Casual style in Old Greenwich
Epitomizing Old Greenwich’s casual, coastal chic, this 11-room home on Tomac Court is filled with light and contemporary charm.
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Class menagerie
The Tailored Home makes the most of this maximalist moment in home design by housing a well-mannered menagerie.
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At home in the world with your pets
Wares columnist Cami Weinstein on how you can make your pets feel at home – wherever you are.
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The cat’s meow
Portraits of cats are accessible, attractive and affordable examples of animal art.
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Wright and not so Wright
Massaro House on Petra Island in Lake Mahopac both is and isn’t a Frank Lloyd Wright house.
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On design fairs — and fare
This past January, designing eyes turned to Paris as the City of Light played host to “Maison et Objet,” a biannual interior design fair at Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, and “Déco Off,” which focuses on trade showrooms.
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Yesterday meets tomorrow
Successful interior design melds old and new into a unified and expressive whole.
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Backcountry grandeur
Undulating through Greenwich’s bucolic backcountry, North Street is home to many grand estates, including this recently renovated stone and clapboard Georgian manor that’s perfectly situated on more than four level, landscaped acres.
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An artist’s eye
The eternal appeal of romance in home design is captured in the work of Melinda Marquardt. The London-based artist founded The Vale London in 2017, a company that creates and provides textiles and wallpapers for the luxury interiors market.
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Getting your house market-ready
The current residential real estate market in the tristate area currently favors buyers and not sellers. To attract current buyers first and foremost your home needs to be in tip-top shape
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1920s elegance meets 2020 luxury
This Greenwich home, nestled in historic Khakum Wood, marries traditional beauty with contemporary living.
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A trendsetter, by design
Eileen Gray, a pioneer of the Modern movement in architecture and furniture design and an Irishwoman who rose to international fame in the 1920s, is the subject of a career retrospective at Bard Graduate Center Gallery.
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Double delights in design
Using doubles or pairs in decorating solidifies the symmetry of a room.
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A toast to the ‘noble experiment’
Prohibition – America’s “noble experiment,” which helped define the Roaring ’20s – had a complex history whose unforeseen consequences offer a cautionary tale for our own time.
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Architectural fusion
Modern sophistication and Georgian style blend perfectly in this beautifully renovated home, minutes from downtown Greenwich.
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Hi-yo, silver
Chinese export silver has long been beloved at home and abroad. Jennifer Pitman, our What’s Collectible columnist, silver specialist and herself an ardent admirer, explains why.
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Kickin’ back
Time is a precious commodity in today’s harried world. I create homes that families can recharge in, entertain in, care for their families in and just enjoy.
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TICK TOCK…
Timekeeping devices have a long and fascinating history, from the sundial to the smartwatch.
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Tackle that design project
County Willow in Bedford Hills is set to host a Nov. 14 design event featuring the firm Toledo Geller.
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Real estate styles of the rich and famous
Realtor Sally Siano is back in WAG with her new memoir.
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