Question: What has a playhouse that’s a replica of George Washington’s Mount Vernon home, equestrian facilities, a carriage house, a cottage, formal gardens, a swimming pool, a tennis court, a treehouse, a gazebo, a six-car garate and still plenty of room for goats and chickens? Why, it’s Denbigh Farm on Riversville Road, of course.
Not your average “family” business – the high-end kitchen appliance supplier Royal Green has many roots and even more branches.
A repurposed kitchen from Renovation Angel benefits the seller, the buyer, the environment and a host of charitable concerns.
That’s the new Opus, Westchester, which occupies the space formerly held by The Ritz-Carlton New York, Westchester on Renaissance Square in downtown White Plains.
Traveling always influences Wares columnist Cami Weinstein’s aesthetic designs.
From the 17th to 19th centuries, wealthy young men went on the Grand Tour, a long journey through Western Europe, collecting valuable antiquities and priceless experiences along the way.
Field Point, an exquisite custom-built stone Georgian with 340 feet of private Long Island Sound shoreline and breathtaking panoramic views, was designed by the award-winning Norwalk architectural firm Shope Reno Wharton, to exemplify luxury waterfront living of the highest caliber.
Whether you use flowers from your garden, a florist, a farmstand or a supermarket, Wares columnist Cami Weinstein writes, bring them inside and enjoy them in your home.
Floral painting is one of the oldest and best-loved genres, transcending time and place.
Family history matters to third-generation marble-man Steve Cavazzi
Oscar Reyes, owner of Westchester Marble and Granite Works is thinking big by thinking small – cutting boards made of butcher block framed in granite or marble.
Steven Gambrel transformed this Georgian-style manor both inside and out to create the perfect sanctuary perched on the highest point in the prestigious Greenwich Conyers Farm Association’s Cowdray Park, with unobstructed views as far as the eye can see.
With a little research and a little effort, interior designer and Wares columnist Cami Weinstein says, you can create a home that you and your furry, feathered friends will love.
North Salem architect Ralph Mackin creates timeless houses that marry the traditional to the modern.
Nestled in the Greystone on Hudson enclave bordering the Taxter Ridge Preserve high above the river, this stately Georgian offers a quiet, country retreat just 13 miles from New York City.
One of the most communal of crafts, quilting has nonetheless thrived in the solitary pandemic, thanks to new generations of artists, artisans and enthusiasts.
At a time when people are working from home and thus looking for houses with intimately scaled rooms that afford privacy, this turn-of-the-20th century manor in Bedford, once part of the country estate of publisher Arthur Hawley Scribner, combines traditional elegance with all the modern amenities.
Our resident Brit, Jeremy Wayne, revisits his roots at The Hamlet, a new Mount Kisco store specializing in all things British.
What does the pandemic mean for your home in 2021? More mobility, more versatility, more color, more of your unique personality.
For Minoo Hersini, owner of Au Ciel Flowers & More in Irvington, floral design offers solace as well as the opportunity for artistry.