HOME & DESIGN

Green Living

By Alice Phillips
May 28, 2023

Driven by the rising demand for sustainable and eco-friendly living and building solutions, “green living” is the trending catchphrase dominating the design and building industries while having significant implications for the future of construction and residential home design. As more people become interested in sustainability...

Going Green with Redwood Pergolas

By Hannah Selinger
May 28, 2023

In the heat of summer, you may be considering an outdoor design must: a pergola as respite.

Green Light

By Kelli Delaney
May 28, 2023

Make an impact on the environment or simply enjoy the verdant color of the season.

Understated Élan

By Nina Thomson
May 9, 2023

Designer Elie Tahari’s building on Central Park West runs the length of a Manhattan city block. Designed by Robert A.M. Stern, it evokes the work Rosario Candela (1890-1953) whose residential buildings in the nineteen-twenties and thirties came to define gilded age grandeur...

Pool Party

By Kelli Delaney
May 7, 2023

This months AT HOME dives into chic summer style with these fun-loving must-have pool party finds including the Cocktails & Dreams mobile bar and more...

Light it Up

By Hannah Selinger
May 7, 2023

If you’re looking to update your lighting this year, you may want to have your finger on the pulse of the latest trends in design and décor.

Now Trending: Outdoor Furniture

By Hannah Selinger
May 7, 2023

Homeowners are investing in outdoor projects that increase their enjoyment at home.

Dazzling Dahlias Bring Color all Summer Long

By Anne Halpin
May 7, 2023

Dahlias are excellent additions to East End flower gardens, in the ground or in containers. The plants bloom nonstop all summer until frost shuts them down

The Magic of Water

By Anne Halpin
May 7, 2023

Water can bring magic to your garden, too. Here are some guidelines for incorporating water features into your garden.

Hide and Sleek

By Nina Thomson
April 3, 2023

A Sagaponack new-build affords both a sense of openness and a rare commodity: privacy. Building a house on the east end of Long Island is not for the faint of heart. Matthew Miller, the founder of the Manhattan architecture and interiors firm StudioLAB, knows this from direct experience, having designed...