Memorial Day barbecues aren’t the only way to celebrate history in the Hamptons. After several years of ultra-modern being the prevailing trend in home décor, antiques are making a comeback, area designers say. Whether it’s unique finds from flea ...
When the real estate developer Bob Tortora arrived on the East End of Long Island in 1998, Sag Harbor was a quiet town where writers and editors lived. Back then, you could buy a historic house with rickety floors, low ceilings, and drafty old windows...
Summer in the Hamptons is all about having fun, taking time to be with family and friends and...
Local decor buffs are getting a treat this summer: the annual Designer Showhouse is being co-chaired by the acclaimed...
To be as successful and helpful as possible, Bridgehampton-based designer Roxane Mosleh took the time to learn the nuts and bolts of her business. Along with a degree in interior design...
New homes are popping up all around the Hamptons, giving architects and interior designers fresh opportunities to try new ideas. When they sit ...
Not so long ago, few of us worried about formaldehyde in our furniture or off-gassing sheet rock or the harmful effects of those toxins on our health. Back then, creating a healthy home was a relatively simple affair. We installed good water filters and air...
Hamptons real estate agents will tell you one of the most necessary features of a home to ensure friends, kids, and grandkids will visit is...
The preservation of historic homes is a delicate business. The goal, as the architecture critic Paul Goldberger once put it, is “not to bring...
The decision to renovate a less-than-stellar property rather than tear it down is a lady-or-the-tiger-ish dilemma. Only once you’ve made your choice will you...