LIFESTYLE

Tranquility in Tulum

By Grace Alexander
December 8, 2016

After a series of poses we landed for a few breaths in downward dog as the welcome warmth of the equatorial sun peeked through openings in our thatched-roof yoga palapa. Perched on stilts 30 feet above the beach, we could see the vibrant turquoise of the Caribbean Sea through the palm fronds that fluttered at eye level, the sea breeze caressing us...

Prague Palace Turned Hotel

By HRES Staff
December 8, 2016

Dating from the Middle Ages, Prague seems to have come to life straight from a fairytale. Known as the “city of a hundred spires,” the silhouettes of castles, palaces and churches are strikingly painted against the sky...

Tis the Season – At Home with Kelli Delaney

By Kelli Delaney
December 8, 2016

Everyone loves a Hamptons holiday party. Close friends, great music and your own personal panache will make your night memorable, merry and bright...

It’s All About the Combo!

By Heather Bryce
November 15, 2016

When do one and one equal more than two? This is not a trick question. There is a synergy created when pairing wine and food. To drag out an old maxim from math class (or was it science?): the sum is equal to more than its parts. Food...

Holiday Goodies in the Hamptons

By Ruth Thomas
November 15, 2016

From Westhampton Beach to Montauk, holiday shopping is always a special treat in the Hamptons. Goodies can be found in the many independently owned shops, stores, and boutiques throughout the Villages of the Hamptons. Featuring ...

35 Years as the Hamptons’ Classic Real Estate Firm

By HRES Staff
October 14, 2016

Joan Tutt has been involved in the real estate market in the Hamptons for over 35 years. As a local and one of the more seasoned brokers, her drive in the business is one that has stood the test of time. HRES sat down with Joan to answer questions about her career...

Touching the Space

By HRES Staff
October 14, 2016

The East Hampton-based landscape designer Geoffrey Nimmer sees his work as akin to choreography, one that has much in common with the spare sensibilty of modern dance. For Nimmer, the correlation between the two is not random...

More Ocean, Less Plastic

By Ruth Thomas
October 14, 2016

Russell “Rusty” Drumm, legendary surfer, fisherman, writer, and co-founder of The Montauk Oceans Institute (MOI), who sadly passed away in January 2016, would have been honored by the event that took place there on August 21 in...

Living With Art

By HRES Staff
September 16, 2016

Whenever he is in Montauk, the photographer Albert Delamour heads to the beach twice a day, just before dawn and again at dusk, with his fishing rod and a digital camera or a drone. From the shoreline of the easternmost point of Long ...

Hollywood in the Hamptons

By HRES Staff
September 16, 2016

The Hamptons have played host to Hollywood luminaries for decades. Back at the beginning of the last century such iconic thespians as Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Mary Pickford, and Ethel Barrymore sought refuge on a tranquil North Haven ...