Colonial charm in Cos Cob
byUrban sophistication meets Colonial charm in this Cos Cob home that dates from 1760.
Cos Cob
Chocolate obsession
byKelly Dantas’ new Chocoylatte café offers high quality goodies – along with lunch fare – in a manner that lets you indulge without too much guilt.
Society’s award-winning design
byThe reimagined campus of the Greenwich Historical Society, unveiled this past autumn, has been recognized with a design award.
The enduring lure of the sea
byA new day, a new design trend – or so it seems. Veteran dealer J. Russell Jinishian talks about one decorative element that continues to appeal – marine art. He walks us through his specialty gallery in Fairfield, explaining why the genre continues to find a home in so many interiors.
Labors of love
byJim and Betsy Perry take the phrase “two-career” couple in a whole different direction.
Greenwich Historical Society’s big reveal
byThe Greenwich Historical Society is set to unveil its bold new Cos Cob campus – complete with a new $12 million building alongside the National Historic Landmark Bush-Holley House – with festivities set for Oct. 6 and 7.
One with the Greeks
byFor more than 80 years, something special gleamed through the trees in the backyard of the late architect and sculptor Horton O’Neil. At first…
Historic gardens revived
byThanks to a grant, the Greenwich Historical Society will restore its Impressionist Era Gardens as part of a broader initiative to reimagine the campus of its Cos Cob headquarters.
Leaving no ‘stone’ unturned
byIn building a home, George Pusser says, it’s very easy to get to 95 or 98 percent of accomplishment. What he and his Cos…
The sweet life
byIt’s a sunny Tuesday morning on Field Road in Cos Cob. The quiet and calm of the residential street belies the beehive of activity…