House Tour Steps Inside Southampton Legacy
Take a glimpse behind the hedges and experience six houses that illustrate Southampton’s unique architectural history, from colonial days to present, during the ninth annual “Insider’s View” Southampton House Tour on Saturday, June 2.
Design to Benefit Man’s (and Woman’s) Best Friend
On Saturday, the organization will open its doors at 17 Poxabogue Lane in Sagaponack as a Designer Show House and Sale, featuring eight rooms and one outdoor space styled by some of New York’s top interior decorators.
Groundworks Showroom Marries Indoor and Outdoor Spaces
For Groundworks Landscaping, the client experience and their passion for landscape design has led the company down a path of necessary expansion.
Planning for Summer at Sag Harbor Garden Center
Don’t let an early Easter fool you warns Phil Bucking, owner of the Sag Harbor Garden Center, which opened its doors for the season earlier this month.
Elizabeth Dow Creates Dialogue Between Wallcovering and Textiles
Locally, Elizabeth Dow is known for her namesake home goods store and its popular wall coverings and textiles.
Benjamin Glover: A Master in His Own Time
Though he may not possess the renown of a White, Hunt, or Trumbauer, Benjamin Glover contributed his share to the history of the American homestead
Madoo Talks Water
The Madoo Conservancy is pleased to announce our winter lecture series with three talks exploring the effects of landscape architecture on our waterways.
Caplan Rose: Guiding Travelers Through English Homes & Gardens
From Sag Harbor to the United Kingdom, Katharine Battle and Emily Goldstein are sharing their passion for spaces reflective of British culture.
“Lasata,” Jackie O’s Summer Home, Closes for $24 Million
Thursday, January 18: That is the day 121 Further Lane closed for $24 million with Douglas Elliman — a once-in-a-lifetime buy not only for its beauty, but for its legacy.
No End in Sight for Annual East Hampton House and Garden Tour
“We had 350 people last year. I often whisper that number very quickly,” reported Joseph Aversano, the event chairman, with a laugh.
Hollander Honored by Sag Harbor Partnership
Landscape architect Edmund Hollander was honored by the Sag Harbor Partnership on Sunday night at Baron’s Cove in Sag Harbor.
East End Architecture At Top of Its Game
The mantles at Blaze Makoid Architecture and Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects just got even more impressive.
House: Serene in Sagaponack
The nearly $9.5 million, five-bedroom, six-bath estate is situated on a natural reserve, sited among mature specimen trees and wildflower gardens.
Bits and Banter: Valero at RJD, Maritime Festival Returns, Birdhouses are Back
Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with Colombian artist and poet Armando Valero at RJD Gallery in Bridgehampton.
LongHouse Honors Nevins And Jarantoski
Mother Nature meets remarkable design at this year’s Landscape Awards Luncheon, which will be held on September 16 at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton.
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