From marble to travertine, granite to porcelain, these nine surfacing materials will leave you wanting more
A collection of mosaic surfacing materials in black and white that will inspire any project, from floor to walls
With experience in custom jewelry and fashion, Holzer’s move to home design two decades ago was a natural progression that combined her artistic eye with her love of creating unique interiors.
Designers Sam Allen, Charlotte Barnes and Amy Aidinis Hirsch take on an empty space with a new fall collection of furniture and accessories.
A young couple turn their weekend home into the perfect retreat with a poolside paradise and cozy guest quarters for their children and visitors.
Greenwich Historical Society examines the impact of the first Armory Show on the Cos Cob Art Colony.
Our IDA winners have been announced! Discover who our judges picked for best in Kitchen!
We sat down with this year's CTC&G Innovator Award Recipient, Jonathan Adler. Find out what motivates and inspires this talented designer!
At this year's Red & White Ball top designers perfected their tablescapes for all to see. The annual event benefited the Metro New York North Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Greek temple and mid-century modern combine in a timeless poolside sanctuary with green features that help it naturally blend into the landscape.
Designer Amy Coe reveals her own passion for the color blue and shares her own tips on creating the perfect room using this versatile hue.
Designer Amy Aidinis Hirsch converts a bare-bones garage into a top-of-the-line potting shed.
Nantucket's charms lure visitors to return again and again. Find out where to go and what to visit.
When a former ex-pat family of four decided to put down roots in Greenwich, they called in designer Mimi Fong to bring them into the 21st century with style.
When a former ex-pat family of four decided to put down roots in Greenwich, they called in designer Mimi Fong to bring them into the 21st century with style.
Designer and 2009 CTC&G IDA winner Leslie May lives by her design philosophy that homeowners should live in every room in their home.
Barbara Wells of Prudential CT Greenwich was looking to transform a space into a yoga studio large enough to have classes with her friends, but little did she know a one room redesign would evolve into a serene and successful renovation.
All-white kitchens may never be a thing of the past, but lately we are seeing a shift in kitchen design. Stainless appliances are being wrapped in elegant wood in a range of colors as homeowners personalize the heart of the home to match the way they live
Millions ring in the New Year with Waterford Crystal
"Diane Arbus: The Guggenheim Grant Years, 1963-1967" are the focus of KMR Art's current exhibit. This selection of vintage prints is from a private collection. "A dark beauty exist in these images," says gallery owner Kathryn McCarver Root.