Cooking up a great kitchen
byAn upstate New York kitchen design project gives particular satisfaction to its Darien, Connecticut-based interior designer, Prudence Bailey
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Healing mind, body and spirit
by“I’ve always been interested in different ways to manage health conditions and overall health,” says Tonya Cremin, M.D., who practices in Monroe. “I’ve come to realize that health doesn’t have to be about medicine and pills, and it doesn’t have to be about surgery. There are a wide variety of other ways to treat patients.”
Running to end narcissistic abuse
byCongers psychotherapist Vanessa Reiser has seen narcissism and its effects firsthand. Now she’s running – in a bridal gown, no less – to end them.
Glorious Glenmere
byTheir restored Gilded Age mansion in Orange County, Glenmere, may well be the finest small hotel in North America.
Getting her goat (in the best possible way)
byGrowing up in Crestwood, Meagan Frederick wanted to be Snow White and surround herself with woodland creatures. She got her wish, so to speak.
The mystique of the rose
byThe most popular of flowers, the rose nonetheless retains its mystery.
Off the grid
byPainter Agnes Martin created a serene body of work that reflected a Zen philosophy despite – or maybe because of – the difficult circumstances she contended with in her long life.
Holiday delights
byJoanna Buchanan is known for her luxury home-décor goods, designed in her Wilton studio and sold around the world. Now, she offers WAG a glimpse into her creative process.
Lush lashes
byDitch the mascara and sleep in. We tried a lash lift from Hott Lash in Armonk for longer looking, curled eyelashes with the hopes of cutting a few minutes off of our morning routine.
Spotlighting South African craftsmanship
byJim Byrd, the owner of Nkosi Imported Crafts LLC, sells South African art to collectors worldwide.
A passion for (vintage) fashion at SWING
byStephanie Doucette, the owner of the Cold Spring store – and Doucette Duval and Petite Doucette – is continuously inspired by reused and repurposed fabrics and clothes.
Now, Voyagers
by“The untold want, by life and land ne’er granted, Now, Voyager, sail thou forth, to seek and find.” — Walt Whitman’s “The Untold Want,”…
Michael Bruno’s road to success
byMichael Bruno, the self-proclaimed “serial entrepreneur,” takes WAG along on a ride through his latest project, creating a regional travel destination just beyond his Tuxedo Park home.
The eternal traveler
byWAG’s Wanderer in chief, Jeremy Wayne, never tires of his day job.
Innovation, by design
byWAG spends a day at ICFF, the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, in Manhattan.
General Knot & Co. says, ‘in with the old’
byUnusual accessories define General Knot & Co. The Bedford-based company creates eclectic neckties — among other products — that make statements about individuality and…
Love, sex and the body-beautiful
byWhen I think of love — and who doesn’t, in the month of February? — my thoughts invariably turn to Rome. As Sophia Loren…
Quite literary, a Bronxville beauty
byWhat would Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump make of Sinclair Lewis? More to the point, what would he have made of them? In accepting…
Women through the lens of Slim Aarons
bySlim Aarons may be the quintessential WAG magazine subject. The longtime Katonah resident (1916-2006) spent most of his professional life photographing the rich and famous….
Interstate majesty
byPresented by Sotheby’s International Realty. Photographs by Steve Rossi. HILLANDALE AT A GLANCE = Bedrooms: eight = Baths: 10 full, four half = Amenities: Lake; ponds; formal gardens…