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Unplug and unwind at this quiet beach escape in Rhode Island no matter what time of year it is.

Over the past 17 years, CTC&G has been the go-to source for design inspiration for homeowners and designers alike. In each issue, we present the work of talented practitioners in the fields of design, architecture, building and landscape. Here is…

A-turn-of-the-century carriage house gives light to this family compound.

By Catriona Branca

Notable designers make way to pieces of pure elegance.

By Harriet Mays Powell

This shingle-style city retreat is perfect for anyone looking to perch a Nantucket vibe atop the rolling hills of San Francisco.

By Charles Hobbs

The famous pair sold this waterfront property back in 2013 and it’s the epitome of luxurious coastal living.

By Anne Giordano

Harbormaster Robert Bori demystifies the ebbs and flows of East End yachting.

By Jonathan Russo

Foley & Cox gives a modern makeover to a modest family getaway in East Hampton.

By Michael Lassell | Photographs by Peter Margonelli

Fun with patterns and color in your home.

By Carey Karlan

Irresistible spaces like a dining room that seats 24 and a 935-square-foot roof top deck set the stage for this house to be party central all year long.

By Diane di Costanzo

A dream team of interior designer Anthony Baratta, floral designer Tommy John Bader, and landscape architect Janice Parker made the house shine inside and out.

By David Masello | Photographs by Neil Landino Jr.

Eakins filled the apartment with her favorite pieces, adding in layers of textiles, wallpapers and rugs of her own creation.

By Alexa Stevenson | Photographs by Ellen McDermott

The owner of this coastal residence has dialogues with her rooms; the conversations directed her interior design.

By David Masello | Photographs by Keith Scott Morton | Photographs by Eric Richards

This New City-based interior designer is renowned for his sophisticated and casual living.

By Site Staff

Award winning designer will feature high-style Colombian artisan crafts in his new pop-up shop.

By Site Staff

The clients wanted the house to fit in the vernacular of Connecticut but with a younger outlook.

By Alexa Stevenson | Photographs by Jane Beiles

Here are the latest startups, switcheroos and swan songs.

The Nantucket-style home was renovated and expanded with an open floor plan and access to expansive decks and terraces.

By Diane di Costanzo | Photographs Courtesy of William Raveis

Raising three teenage boys in a 3,600-square-foot, four-bedroom home isn’t quite close quarters—even less so on four acres in Greenwich’s backcountry. But it isn’t exactly an easy-living ideal, either, especially when Dad describes his sons as “active”.

By Andrew Sessa | Photographs by Keith Scott Morton | Photographs by Eric Richards

If you’re a hard-core garden Anglophile and a sucker for the tumbling cacophony of lush mixed borders barely contained within a tidy pattern of low, clipped box, then this is the garden for you. Jane Ellsworth’s Garden has the breezy confidence of a seasoned traveler and the subtle eye of a true artist.

By Susan Tamulevich | Photographs by John M. Hall

Trudy Dujardin, ASID, is known for sophisticated style, award-winning interiors and graceful, eco-elegant design. A LEED Accredited Professional and a passionate educator on environmental issues, Ms. Dujardin serves as an adjunct professor at Fairfield University, is an author and promotes beautiful design and holistic living through her blog holistichouse.com. Dujardin Design Associates creates interiors worldwide from offices in Westport and Nantucket.

By Site Staff

A Buddha water fountain marks the formal entrance to the house, at the end of a long, winding drive.

By Heather Buchanan | Photographs by Costas Picadas

Ordinarily, when architects discuss contextualism, the conversation focuses on design—that is, how a new building will relate, aesthetically, to its surroundings. Here we concerned ourselves with contextualism of a different sort. As is often the case in highly desirable communities with much sought-after building sites, the project came with challenges.

By Excerpted from Designs for Living: Houses by Robert A.M. Stern Architects (Monacelli Press, 2014). Reprinted with permission. | Photographs by Peter Aaron/OTTO

While some designers would consider appointing a home from scratch as the ideal situation, Martin believes that incorporating the homeowners’ existing pieces goes a long way. “You can have the most beautiful new furniture, but without personal effects, something’s missing.”

By Leilani Marie Labong | Photographs by David Duncan Livingston