Makoid Explores Modern Architecture Inside and Out
Architect Blaze Makoid and the team at his namesake firm have been creating luxury residential spaces since Makoid founded the firm in 2001.
Wicker Wars at the East Hampton Antiques Show
The East Hampton Antiques Show will return to the pastoral grounds of Mulford Farm on July 22 and July 23 for its 11th year.
31st Annual ARF Garden Tour on June 17
One of the longest running garden tours on Long Island, the ARF Garden Tour will feature seven private gardens in the village of East Hampton.
Summer Solutions at Sag Harbor Garden Center
Phil and Diane Bucking of the Sag Harbor Garden Center are readying their store for the summer season.
Opening the Garden Gate
Three years ago, the directors of LongHouse Reserve, Bridge Gardens and Madoo Conservancy decided it was time to join forces.
Rites of Spring at LongHouse Reserve
Spring has sprung at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton, which will celebrate its opening this Saturday, April 29.
Dodds To Offer Spring Pruning Tips at Bridge Gardens
With this glimmer of warm weather on the horizon, arborists and landscapers will continue their work preparing properties for the summer months.
Southampton Hospital Named First PRFCT Healthcare Facility
Perfect Earth Project has named Southampton Hospital a “PRFCT Place,” the first healthcare facility to earn the designation.
Business Briefs: Jaffe’s Home Renovated, Special at Forever Bungalows
Martin Architects PC AIA has completed the renovation of the last home and studio of the Romantic modernist architect, Norman Jaffe.
Hampton Design Launches New Showroom
One of the Hamptons top interior design firms, Hampton Design has announced the opening of a new showroom in Bridgehampton.
Timeless Design at Bates + Masi Architects
There is beauty in the uncomplicated—the natural, the simplistic, the pure. It is a lesson Paul Masi learned at a young age.
Morpurgo House Much Older Than Originally Believed
It was long believed that the Morpurgo House at 6 Union Street was built between 1850 and 1860. Not anymore. It now appears to be at least a century older.
Exploring History With Views and Design
On Saturday afternoon, November 26, from 1 to 4:30 p.m., the Greek Revival farmhouse will be open to the public.
Re-defining the Definition of Beauty in the Landscape …. One Lawn at a Time
The health of the bays and waterways is one of the biggest issues facing the region. On Sunday, October 9, Edwina von Gal, founder of Perfect Earth Project (PEP), will be at The Nature Conservancy in East Hampton to present “Sustainable Practices for East End Watersheds: A Free Workshop for Local Homeowners.”
Re-Defining Landscape Beauty One Lawn at a Time
The health of the bays and waterways is currently one of the biggest issues facing the region.
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