Colonial charm in Cos Cob
Urban sophistication meets Colonial charm in this Cos Cob home that dates from 1760.
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Chocolate obsession
Kelly Dantas’ new Chocoylatte café offers high quality goodies – along with lunch fare – in a manner that lets you indulge without too much guilt.
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Society’s award-winning design
The reimagined campus of the Greenwich Historical Society, unveiled this past autumn, has been recognized with a design award.
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The enduring lure of the sea
A 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.
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Labors of love
Jim and Betsy Perry take the phrase “two-career” couple in a whole different direction.
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Greenwich Historical Society’s big reveal
The 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.
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One with the Greeks
For more than 80 years, something special gleamed through the trees in the backyard of the late architect and sculptor Horton O’Neil. At first…
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Historic gardens revived
Thanks 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.
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Leaving no ‘stone’ unturned
In building a home, George Pusser says, it’s very easy to get to 95 or 98 percent of accomplishment. What he and his Cos…
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The sweet life
It’s a sunny Tuesday morning on Field Road in Cos Cob. The quiet and calm of the residential street belies the beehive of activity…
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