The Kavookjian’s Maple Syrup
A New Canaan tradition brings family and friends together.
A New Canaan tradition brings family and friends together.
Hartford’s Wadsworth Atheneum, Louis Kahn’s Yale Center for British Art and New Canaan’s Grace Farms are architectural masterpieces.
Especially intriguing are the homes built by architects for themselves: Here we see Marcel Breuer’s true genius, uncompromised by pesky client concerns. Designed in 1951 by the man best known for his tubular, steel-and-leather Wassily chair, this low-slung, stone-and-glass dwelling in New Canaan is U-shaped with separate wings for adult and children bedrooms.
One of the snowiest Februarys on record meant the 2015 market got off to a slow start. But come March, brokers noticed a pick up in traffic, thanks, in part, to indications from the Fed that mortgage rates will increase sometime soon. Sellers, too, are starting to list their homes, which is “a wise move,” says Becky Walsh of William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty. “They’ll have a leg up on sellers who are waiting until the grass is green and their gardens are in full bloom.” Here, a look at six spectacular listings, from a literary landmark in New Canaan to a Greenwich gem with its own three-hole golf course.
Life in this uphill house is all about conquering the surrounding hills. For their second home, situated mid-slope in Stratton, Vermont, a New Canaan couple wanted to be able to open their kitchen door and slalom to the postcard-perfect village below.
Life in this uphill house is all about conquering the surrounding hills. For their second home, situated mid-slope in Stratton, Vermont, a New Canaan couple wanted to be able to open their kitchen door and slalom to the postcard-perfect village below.
A New Canaan tradition brings family and friends together.
The Glass House in New Canaan recently served as a fitting modern-day salon for a panel of experts gathered for CTC&G’s design salon. Experts weighed in on the state of interior design in today’s industry and guests were able to pose questions to the panel.
We’ve mapped out some of the most notable mid-century homes in New Canaan and neighboring towns. Check out some of these marvelous moderns.
September marks the start of the autumn selling season, which comes on the heels of better-than-expected summer sales. From a New Canaan chateau to an Ellington contemporary we’ve got the listings here.
New Canaan’s restaurant scene gets a taste of Modern American
Newcomers Club of New Canaan and media sponsor Connecticut Cottages & Gardens
invited guests to a kickoff party to celebrate the Homes for the Holidays House Tour.
Designer Jason DePierre transforms New Canaan’s iconic mid-century modern Bridge House into a shimmering silver-and-white fantasy
For one New Canaan couple, the holiday season is a time to celebrate their roots—and their passion for collecting
The New Canaan Nature Center and media sponsor CTC&G presented the 21st annual Secret Garden Tour featuring six magnificent grounds and gardens
In New Canaan, a creative couple took a 1930s cottage and crafted a stunning home filled with Old World style
In New Canaan, a creative couple took a 1930s cottage and crafted a stunning home filled with Old World style
After rescuing Greens Ledge Lighthouse from decades of decline, the Pettee family helped reimagine the historic structure as a destination for marine education, stewardship, and community connection.
Designer Lynn Morgan transforms a waterfront Rowayton townhouse with crisp blue-and-white interiors, clever gathering spaces, and a fresh coastal perspective that keeps family, entertaining, and water views at the forefront.
On Thursday, March 5 attendees joined CTC&G Editorial Director DJ Carey at the Carriage Barn Arts Center in New Canaan for an engaging conversation, The Art of Investing in Your Home. NuKitchens’ Joe Najmy, Burr Salvatore Architect’s Ryan Salvatore and…
Ready to sell or buy? These are the names you need to know.
Custom millwork and soft hues fill this Jupiter residence.
The Connecticut-based builder Prutting + Co. is behind some of region’s finest custom homes.
Perched atop late architect Philip Johnson’s final project, the stylish NYC home reflects the glassy, modernist look he was known for.