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He’s sharing some secrets to his success, advice for homebuyers, and rich project memories ahead of this exciting book release.

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The rural residence wows for many reasons, including that it was constructed with reclaimed wood from New York City water tanks and original Boston cobblestones.

By Talia Doninger

Art, collaborations, showrooms, and more.

By Editors of CTC&G

A restoration that’s true to its original style and modern family life.

By Mindy Pantiel

The dwelling is distinguished by dramatic floor-to-ceiling glass walls and doors.

By Diane di Costanzo | Photographs by Durston Saylor

Heavily influenced by Dutch landscape architect Mien Rhys, DHDA envisioned a clean, modern landscape.

By Mindy Pantiel | Photographs by Neil Landino Jr.

Sorelle Gallery makes art-buying easy with their new app powered by iArtView.

By Amanda Conroy

When designer Beth Schoenherr first met the owners of this New Canaan shingle-style residence built by Country Club Homes, the mandate was clear: “They bought the house in the spring, and they wanted to be in by summer,” she recalls. With just a few clues to work with—some pages from a magazine, for instance—Schoenherr viewed the directive as a challenge and an opportunity.

By Jamie Marshall | Photographs by Jane Beiles

When designer Beth Schoenherr first met the owners of this New Canaan shingle-style residence built by Country Club Homes, the mandate was clear: “They bought the house in the spring, and they wanted to be in by summer,” she recalls. With just a few clues to work with—some pages from a magazine, for instance—Schoenherr viewed the directive as a challenge and an opportunity.

By Jamie Marshall | Photographs by Jane Beiles

After 15 years of corporate assignments abroad, Tricia and John Hartner felt a strong desire to return to their Connecticut roots. Set along a winding road, nestled among eight promising acres overlooking Pope’s Pond Reservoir, Branch Brook Farm, a 1968 Colonial Revival designed by renowned American architect Royal Barry Wills, was an unquestionable score in need of an update.

By Jane Dagmi | Styled by Stockton Hall | Photographs by Jonathan Wallen

From alfresco Shakespeare productions to automobile races, Connecticut’s cultural calendar is crowded between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Even the tiniest of towns have summer-fun events, many of which you can walk to. To celebrate them, we’ve chosen six lovely listings that will put you in close proximity to these pleasures and pastimes.

By Diane di Costanzo

From New York City to Westchester County and the Hamptons, we’ve covered the last of 2012’s most exclusive real estate deals.

By Site Staff

From Robert De Niro selling his Greenwich Village townhouse to newlyweds Ryan Reyndols and Blake
Lively purchasing the perfect Bedford, NY home, we’re in the know on these note worthy deals.

By Site Staff

Channel your inner chef with these state-of-the-art kitchen essentials. Upgrade with the sophisticated MotionSense Moen faucet and get cooking with Thermador’s first full-surface touch screen stovetop.

By Lacey Henry

Is the open kitchen closing up shop? In a return to proportion and with an emphasis on efficiency, kitchen design is undergoing a sea change, and women are leading the charge

By Rebecca Morse