A couple on the Upper West Side brought order, as well as some friendly spirits, to their renovated apartment.
Green with envy for these outdoor spaces recognized at the 2024 Connecticut IDAs.
Find out who took home top honors.
A new borough beckoned to a couple who had long been ensconced in a traditional Manhattan townhouse. They're now at home.
Congratulations to these builders recognized at Connecticut's 2024 Innovation in Design Awards.
These architects were recognized at the 2024 Connecticut IDAs for an impressive waterfront home, a barn, and a lake house.
It's a holiday tradition for a topnotch designer to transform the Litchfield County hotel for the holidays.
Reclaimed heart-pine floors capture the essence of a young family’s new old home.
While renovating and decorating an old house on the cliffs of the New York palisades, the homeowner, architect, and interior designer were greeted by some welcoming wildlife.
The rigid and angular lines that once defined a Bridgehampton garden have been loosened up in favor of more natural forms.
The home exemplifies a contemporary design ethos, but one combined with softening forms and colors.
Inside and out, a new house is defined by its sense of place.
Form and function meld beautifully at a Hamptons home where the architecture, interiors and landscape come together as a cohesive whole and unified vision.
Needing a secondary place to gather, a family adds a chic building to their bucolic property.
Pappas Miron Design and Studio Zung create a beach house that honors its idyllic setting near the shore.
When given free reign by enlightened clients, an architect and interior designer were able to create a wholly original East End home.
For a Victorian-era house in Water Mill and its new, adjacent guest cottage, the designer achieves big effects with a less-is-more, lighter-than-air palette.
At a new residence, Down East summers are a joyful celebration of family.
Although a house in Springs was being well lived in, the owners wanted it to look, function, and feel younger.
Three full floors of a former industrial building were completely refashioned to create an airy, yet intimate, home for a family of four.
A lush garden evolves over the years to meet different stages of family life.
A true New England Colonial is restored into an inviting weekend retreat.
Cardello Architects connects a party barn and guest house with a glass-walled bridge corridor.
Chic colors and playful patterns fill this Greenwich home with youthful exuberance.