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CONTENTS

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

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LETTER FROM THE CEO

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CHAPTER 1

HOME SWEET HOME

Our decorating experts tell you everything you need to know about doing up your new digs.

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CHAPTER 2

YOUR DREAM HOUSE

Navigate the real estate market’s rough waters with these tips from the pros.

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CHAPTER 3

OUTDOOR LIVING

Whether you have acres of gardens or just a few container pots, learn how to get your green on.

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CHAPTER 4

SHOPPING IN STYLE

Our region’s top shops and showrooms have the perfect piece for every place in the home.

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THE LIST

ON THE COVER:

FROM “A FRESH START,” OCTOBER 2019.

PHOTOGRAPH BY JOSHUA MCHUGH.

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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

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STEPHEN KARLISCH

The ultimate guide to design resources in the New York region, including industry professionals featured in the pages of NYC&G in the past year.

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TOM MCWILLIAM

THE THIRD EDITION OF C&G MEDIA GROUP’S NEW YORK DESIGN GUIDE continues to build on the success of its predecessors, packed as always with helpful information and lots of interesting surprises. Who knew, for example, how crucial it is to think about both uplighting and downlighting in bathrooms (lighting can make a huge difference in how you face the world each day), or how important it is to have quality pictures on real estate listings (never more so since the dawn of the pandemic, when people were renting and buying properties sight unseen). If you’re purchasing a house, trust your impulses, but create a pros and cons list just to be sure. If you’re decorating, why not go for that wild animal print in the powder room—although it’s wise to get a swatch of it in advance of placing your order. Love the idea of having a beautiful garden? Before going to the nursery and plunking down lots of dough on plants, assess what you can really handle and just how nimble your green thumb is. And if you’re looking for a chic armoire that can hold lots of stuff and double as a room divider, simply turn to our “Ultimate Shopping Guide” (page 100) for ideas and suggestions, along with a comprehensive list of the top home accessories vendors in the greater New York region. Peppered with tips and helpful hints from industry pros, this guide is meant to be kept at your side, whether you are buying a lamp or drawing up plans for a new house in the country. We hope that you’ll find its contents as useful and inspiring as we did when we were putting it all together. Enjoy!

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LETTER FROM THE CEO

THE PAPER CHASE WE HAVE ALL BEEN BEMOANING SUPPLY-CHAIN SHORTAGES LATELY. A SIX-MONTH wait for a sofa to be delivered has become routine, and even the process of getting paper and ink to print our magazines has reached critical proportions. One of the biggest printers in our industry has announced 15 to 25 percent cost increases, whereas another has announced it will only be able to fulfill 75 percent of its current workload—all due to the rising costs and short supply of paper, ink, freight, and labor.

Keeping all this in mind, and with the encouragement of our printer, we hunted for an alternative paper on which to print the 2022 New York Design Guide, as this annual publication requires special paper and cover stock. Happily, we were able to find it, and here it is now, hot off the presses!

This much-sought-after resource for design professionals and residents of New York City, Westchester County, the Gold Coast of Long Island, and the Hudson Valley, as well as second-home owners and visitors to the Hamptons, is chockfull of ideas and sources for those who are buying, renting, building, designing, and decorating homes, in addition to landscaping their properties. Also included: “The List” (page 104), our exclusive roster of design professionals whose projects have been published in the pages of NYC&G during the past year. Can’t get enough? The digital edition is available on issuu.com, and additional print copies can be purchased online at cottagesgardens.com. Enjoy!

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PUBLICATION DIRECTOR MARIANNE HOWATSON EDITORIAL DIRECTOR KENDELL CRONSTROM DESIGN DIRECTOR ALEXIS M. WALTER

ASSOCIATE ART DIRECTOR KRISTEN HOGE

ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR SARAH RUSSO

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT SHANNON ASSENZA

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CHAPTER ONE

HOME SWEET HOME Renting or buying a home or apartment is a fulfilling, rewarding experience— especially when you get down to the fun stuff.

Consider these tips from some of the New York region’s top decorators, and break open the paint!

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DECORATING

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HOW CAN CLIENTS AND DESIGNERS HAVE THE BEST RELATIONSHIP POSSIBLE? OUR PANEL OF

EXPERTS Brooke Abrams Principal, Brooke Abrams Design Josh Greene Principal, Josh Greene Design

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“Some clients have problems letting go and tend to micromanage, but if you like your designer’s work, let them do what they do best. If both sides are transparent and honest, the results will be beautiful.”

—Alexandra Pappas

“Before you sign a contract, create a very solid scope of work.

It’s important to settle on a budget and stick to it.” —Brooke Abrams “MAKE SURE CLIENTS UNDERSTAND HOW THE WORK WILL PROGRESS ALONG THE WAY, FROM THE TIME THEY SIGN THE CONTRACT TO THE TIME THEY WALK THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR.”

—Bella Mancini

“As with any relationship, you have to have open communication and patience.” —Drew McGukin

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“Relationships are built over time and trust. You don’t hire designers just for their taste and style; you hire them for their expertise and knowing how to get from A to B.” —Tatyana Miron

MICHAEL PARTENIO (MAY/JUNE 2021)

HOME SWEET HOME

DESIGN GLOSSARY Cutting for Approval (CFA):

“After a decorator picks a fabric for a design scheme, the mill will send a sample so that the designer can see firsthand whether the fabric is exactly right.” —Alexandra Pappas

Passementerie:

“Decorative trim on pillows or curtains in the form of fabric cord or tape.”

—Josh Greene

Scale:

“It’s important to address a room’s dimensions properly—the space can become more alive than you ever would imagine.” —Brooke Abrams

Self-welt:

“Cord or trim done in the same fabric. A welt cord made from a different fabric is called a contrasting welt cord.”

—Bella Mancini

Sight lines:

“While standing in a room, you need to address what you see at every turn, at different times of the day, to make decisions on creating the most balanced space possible.”

—Drew McGukin

Transitions:

“Noting how spatiality and materials change from room to room is an important consideration in any design scheme.” —Drew McGukin

TOP 5

WHAT CLIENTS WANT “Comfort, home offices, good lighting, and fabrics that stand up to dogs and kids!”

—Josh Greene

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“A good understanding of available options, provenance, and lead times.”

—Drew McGukin

3 LEFT TO RIGHT: MICHAEL PARTENIO (MAY/JUNE 2021), PHILLIP ENNIS (OCTOBER 2017)

“Media rooms, gyms, and desks, plus comfortable mattresses in bedrooms.”

—Brooke Abrams

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“Texture and comfort.”

—Bella Mancini

“Sustainable products, statement sinks, and soft carpets.”

—Alexandra Pappas

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HOME SWEET HOME

GET ORGANIZED: HOME OFFICE TIP SHEET “TAILOR THE SPACE ACCORDING TO THE WAY YOU WORK AND THE TYPE OF WORK THAT YOU DO. THINK FUNCTION BEFORE FORM.” —Josh Greene “A big work surface is always important, including a large desk with a lot of drawers, plus file drawers for storage.” —Alexandra Pappas

“BUILT-IN STORAGE IS CRITICAL, SINCE IT’S SO EASY TO GET OVERRUN WITH PAPERWORK.” —Bella Mancini “Don’t forget attractive wall coverings and window treatments for Zoom calls.”

—Drew McGukin

WHAT TASKS SHOULD BE LEFT TO THE DESIGNER, RATHER THAN THE CLIENT? “Mapping out floor plans.

We arrange them as vignettes first, which is a nice way to get the best out of a room.” —Tatyana Miron “DECIDING ON THE TYPE OF FABRICS THAT ARE OPTIMAL FOR A ROOM AND ASSESSING THEIR DURABILITY.” —Brooke Abrams

“Virtually everything, except for more personal items, like bedding, dishes, and towels.”

—Bella Mancini

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MYTH BUSTING “Design is only a small part of the equation. There’s a lot of project management, organization, budget keeping, and scheduling, too.” —Bella Mancini

“Decorating isn’t just about purchasing furniture. For most interior designers, it’s about artistic expression. Before we show a sofa fabric to a client, we’ve typically considered 50 others that didn’t make the cut.” —Alexandra Pappas “AT THE HIGHER END OF THE INDUSTRY, IT’S IMPORTANT TO THINK ABOUT COST. FIRST-TIME CLIENTS OFTEN DON’T REALIZE HOW EXPENSIVE ALL THE DETAILING, ACCESSORIZING, AND ART CHOICES CAN BE.” —Josh Greene

OPPOSITE, TOP TO BOTTOM: ERIC PIASECKI (MARCH 2019), STEPHEN KARLISCH (MARCH 2020); THIS PAGE, TOP TO BOTTOM: BJÖRN WALLANDER (NOVEMBER 2018), GIEVES ANDERSON (APRIL 2019)

“The process can be overwhelming, but if your designer really understands your lifestyle and your taste, it can be a seamless, positive experience for clients.” —Brooke Abrams

“SPENDING LESS MONEY OR TAKING SHORTCUTS CAN SOMETIMES WORK, BUT GENERALLY IT WILL NOT GIVE YOU LONGLASTING QUALITY.”

—Tatyana Miron

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HOME SWEET HOME

HOW DO YOU INCORPORATE ART INTO A ROOM? “AN OIL PORTRAIT DOESN’T ALWAYS HAVE TO LIVE ABOVE A VICTORIAN SOFA—FEEL FREE TO MIX THINGS UP. AND SCULPTURES ON PEDESTALS AND OBJETS ON BRACKETS CAN LEND GREAT DIMENSIONALITY TO A ROOM.”

—Tatyana Miron TOP TO BOTTOM: PETER MURDOCK (MAY/JUNE 2015 AND MAY/JUNE 2019)

“Rooms are never complete without art on the walls. Even with clients on tight budgets, we find art at antiques stores or simply hang a collection of antique china or plates—anything to make a space feel finished. It doesn’t have to be a Picasso.” —Alexandra Pappas “LARGE-SCALE CONTEMPORARY ABSTRACT ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY NEVER FAILS. IT HELPS TO THINK OF ART AS ITS OWN ENTITY—CONSIDER THE SPACE, BUT DON’T MATCH IT TO THE ART.” —Josh Greene

“DEPENDING ON THE CLIENT, ART CAN BE EITHER THE STARTING POINT OR THE GOAL. EITHER WAY, ART IS HOW CLIENTS TELL THEIR STORY.”

—Drew McGukin

“Art doesn’t have to match the space. Scale and proportion are much more important.”

—Bella Mancini

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WHAT ADVICE DO YOU HAVE FOR

BEGINNING ART COLLECTORS? “Consider your goals: Do you want pieces that will increase in value, or do you want to collect simply because you love art?” —Drew McGukin

“DON’T BUY A PIECE BECAUSE IT’S THE ‘RIGHT’ THING, BUY IT BECAUSE YOU LOVE IT.”

—Tatyana Miron

“Start with one big piece in the living room or dining room for more impact, and then build from there.” —Brooke Abrams

JOSEPH DE LEO (SEPTEMBER 2012)

“SUPPORT YOUNGER ARTISTS WHO HAVE A SHARED AESTHETIC AND ARE JUST STARTING OUT.” —Josh Greene

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LIGHTING . . . IN THE LIVING ROOM

“Focus on light that’s flattering and not too strong.” —Josh Greene

“I LOVE SCULPTURAL, PAPER LANTERNS THAT GLOW, SPECIFICALLY AKARI LIGHTING BY ISAMU NOGUCHI.” —Tatyana Miron

. . . IN THE KITCHEN “Functional task lighting, such as industrial metal pendants, is crucial to kitchen islands.”

—Alexandra Pappas

“CONSIDER UNDERCABINET LED LIGHTING AS WELL AS DIMMABLE LIGHTING FOR COUNTERTOPS.”

—Josh Greene

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THIS PAGE, TOP TO BOTTOM: MICHAEL PARTENIO (MAY/JUNE 2021), PETER MURDOCK (MAY/JUNE 2017); OPPOSITE, TOP TO BOTTOM: PETER MURDOCK (MAY/JUNE 2017), FRAN PARENTE (MARCH 2016), ERIC PIASECKI (OCTOBER 2019)

“FLOOR LAMPS ALWAYS ADD WARMTH AND AMBIANCE TO A LIVING ROOM.” —Brooke Abrams

THE WAY... . . . IN THE BATHROOM “SCONCES ON EITHER SIDE OF A BATHROOM MIRROR PROVIDE EQUAL, FLATTERING LIGHT. DOWNLIGHT FROM DIRECTLY ABOVE CASTS SHADOWS.” —Josh Greene

“A combination of recessed lighting and wall sconces is the way to go.”

—Alexandra Pappas

. . . IN THE BEDROOM “AIM FOR A VARIETY OF LIGHTING IN THE BEDROOM: TO ENERGIZE YOU WHEN YOU WAKE UP, FOR ONE PERSON TO READ WHILE THE OTHER IS SLEEPING, FOR A ROMANTIC FEEL. VERSATILITY IS KEY.” —Josh Greene

“From marble to wicker to plaster, table lamps can add great variety to a bedroom’s decor.” —Brooke Abrams

. . . IN THE DINING ROOM “No matter the lighting, it should be on a dimmer so you can change up the mood.” —Tatyana Miron

“SOFT, DIMMABLE LIGHT WILL MAKE A BEAUTIFUL MEAL AND TABLE THAT MUCH MORE MEMORABLE. AND DON’T FORGET CANDLES!”

—Josh Greene

“I’m a traditionalist, so I love the impact of a big chandelier moment.” —Drew McGukin C O T TA G E S G A R D E N S . C O M

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BATHS HOW DO YOU MAKE A POWERFUL STATEMENT IN A POWDER ROOM? “More is more in a powder room, so turn it into a jewelbox moment and hang an oversize chandelier in it.”

—Tatyana Miron

“USE A VARIETY OF MIRRORS TO AMPLIFY THE SPACE AND GIVE IT MORE DIMENSION.” —Drew McGukin

THIS PAGE, TOP TO BOTTOM: JOHN GRUEN (SEPTEMBER 2018), ARIADNA BUFI (MARCH 2013); OPPOSITE: WILL ELLIS (MAY/JUNE 2018)

“It’s not a room people spend a lot of time in, so have some fun with a wild wallpaper on the ceiling, plus a complementary paint color on the walls.” —Bella Mancini

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HOW CAN YOU MAKE A BATHROOM STAND THE TEST OF TIME? “STICK TO CLASSIC PATTERNED TILE, STONE FLOORS, AND SHOWER SURROUNDS. YOU CAN SWAP OUT OTHER ELEMENTS, LIKE LIGHTING AND WALLPAPER, OVER TIME.” —Alexandra Pappas

HOW CAN YOU GIVE A BATHROOM A SPA-LIKE AIR?

“POLISHED-NICKEL FITTINGS—THEY NEVER GO OUT OF STYLE.” —Drew McGukin

“Tile all the way up the walls and on the ceiling, add a bench in the shower, and incorporate an AV system speaker or another music option.” —Tatyana Miron “AVOID SYNTHETIC MATERIALS AND USE NATURAL STONE, WOOD, AND HANDMADE CERAMIC TILES INSTEAD.”

—Josh Greene

“GO FOR A LARGE FREESTANDING BATHTUB WITH A SIDE TABLE NEXT TO IT FOR A GLASS OF WINE. AND A STEAM SHOWER IS ALWAYS NICE, TOO.”

—Brooke Abrams

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KITCHENS “MIRRORED BACKSPLASHES ADD EXTRA DIMENSION TO A KITCHEN WHILE REFLECTING LIGHT AT THE SAME TIME.” —Drew McGukin

“Back-painted glass on the backsplash comes in virtually any color and can be applied in one seamless run. I also love handmade ceramic tile: Since it’s not perfectly smooth, it catches the light.” —Alexandra Pappas 38

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FANTASY ISLANDS “Some kitchen islands are monstrously big. Keep the island to the size of one slab. Calacatta gold marble is gorgeous.” —Josh Greene

“If you’re on a tighter budget, Corian and Caesarstone are great options, and Ikea has wonderful cabinetry and countertop choices.” —Tatyana Miron

“ASK LOCAL STONE YARDS IF THEY HAVE LEFTOVER SLABS. YOU CAN OFTEN GET AN INTERESTING PIECE OF MARBLE AND MAKE A DESIGN STATEMENT AT THE SAME TIME.”

—Alexandra Pappas

“Quartz is extremely practical and lasts a long time. If you go with marble, be sure your client is careful with the lemon juice, olive oil, and red wine! It needs to be cleaned and resealed once a year.”

—Brooke Abrams

TOP TO BOTTOM: JOHN GRUEN (SEPTEMBER 2018), TRIA GIOVAN (NOVEMBER 2018)

“SOAPSTONE AND NATURAL MARBLE REQUIRE MAINTENANCE, BUT THEY ARE ALWAYS GORGEOUS.” —Bella Mancini

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or more than 50 years, Carlisle Wide Plank Floors has handcrafted the finest wood floors in America—each one reflecting the natural beauty of the highest-quality raw materials available. They take great pride in their time-honored processes, from sourcing the soundest and most reliable timber grown in America’s forests to embracing a level of craftsmanship equally at home with traditional rustic themes or with fashion-forward style. They believe that every detail of every floor matters—whether it’s just the right shade of gray or the nuance of a hand-scraped edge, they collaborate with each client to define a personalized, custom-made floor. And while that floor may be selected from their extensive, curated collections or be uniquely designed to match a specific vision, it will be realized in the same way: one plank at a time.

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larity Home Interiors is an award-winning interior design firm located in Greenwich, Connecticut. Owner and principal Amy Zolin has 20 years of experience in the field of interior design and established the full-service design firm in 2010. Zolin approaches each design project with a passion and commitment to innovation which shines through in her work.

The company prides itself on sustaining valuable partnerships with architects, builders and a select group of tradesmen that offer the highest quality solutions for your home. With a fresh eye and unparalleled resources, the Clarity team tailors a space to embody a client’s individual personality. Clarity’s interior projects encompass the realm of transitional style accompanied by modern detailing. They craft a timeless, sophisticated aesthetic that lacks pretense and remains luxurious without sacrificing the client’s comfort. Clarity Home Interiors strives to provide exceptional service, exceeding client expectations, and offers the finest resources available to the trade.

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elebrating 20 years! Elissa Grayer has an innate understanding of modern luxury rooted in the traditions of New York City and East Coast Design. Her experienced team of designers and project managers bring their diverse talents to every project, evoking a unique dynamic that translates across genres. The firm’s style reflects a casual elegance, mixing classic lines with natural, family-friendly materials, creating inviting spaces that feel authentic and timeless. Grayer’s turn-key approach to each project is delivered with an attention to detail, keeping the client’s goals and financial interests at the forefront. Custom furnishings, rich fabrics and performance materials provide each client with a home that embodies her warmhearted spirit. A prestigious career that spans 20 years with accolades from both industry and client alike, Grayer is frequently featured in national and regional magazines for her tastefully designed residential projects including NYC&G, HC&G, CTC&G, Traditional Home, and The Purist. Launched in 2001, Grayer created her namesake design firm and quickly became the chosen designer for young families transitioning from New York City to the idyllic suburbs of Westchester County.

Since then, the firm has also become known for mastery in the planning, design, and project management of large-scale estates, luxury apartments, and vacation retreats throughout New York, Connecticut, and the Hamptons.

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ward-winning designer Debra Gottlieb is passionate about customizing warm, inviting, livable spaces.

She has an unusual ability to integrate wide-ranging styles to satisfy her clients’ needs, and excels at sourcing unique materials and furnishings to suit their individual tastes. Creativity and thoughtfulness inform the selection of each bespoke piece, incorporating artistic elements while never compromising on functionality.

Evident in every project is a well-honed sense of color, pattern, and materials mastered over Gottlieb’s 25+ years as an interior, textile, and product designer. She is highly regarded for her differentiated client service, exceptional project management skills, strong detail orientation, and wealth of artistic resources. Gottlieb’s clients value her high-energy, upbeat working style, helping make the design process fun and rewarding. As an excellent listener with a flexible, personalized approach, she prides herself on eliciting clients’ input and understanding their lifestyles. She has a welldeserved reputation for collaborating effectively with architects and builders to ensure seamless client experiences.

Gottlieb’s diverse client-base includes new families moving into first homes, long-time homeowners refreshing their spaces, clients building second homes, and empty-nesters downsizing. Projects range from elegant city apartments to classic homes to informal country retreats, each characterized by beauty, refinement, comfort, and a deep appreciation for the space’s relationship to its surroundings. Find additional details on Finelines’ website.

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efying physics with the invention of downdraft ventilation, Lou Jenn forged the path to an open concept and changed the kitchen forever. Founded in that progress, JennAir fearlessly carries his torch — hell-bent on burning down the tired conventions of luxury. JennAir crafts distinctive luxury kitchen appliances that push form and function to transform spaces. Free yourself from one-size-fits all luxury with two distinct design expressions, daring obsidian interiors, adaptive units and statement pieces that transform appliances into works of art.

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home is ‘living art’,” according to designer Jolie Korek. “It’s not a place to merely make a statement, it’s a dynamic, multi-faceted expression of the people who reside there. The key to truly outstanding design, weaves in seamless functionality, so that it’s also experiential, it makes you feel good.” With a thriving design practice from Westchester, to Manhattan, to the Hamptons, Korek’s work has been featured in magazines such as HC&G, Architectural Digest, and NY Spaces.

“Who wouldn’t want to design in the Hamptons?! Nature has already done half the work for you”, she jokes, discussing her many celebrated projects on the East End. Here, her work brings the inside outside and vice versa, tapping into the innately serene feeling inspired by the landscape and light. She should know, Jolie spends time year-round at her East Hampton home of 20 years. Today, Korek leads the way integrating tech and green design elements. Solutions like remote shades, skylights and other modern innovations bring a sense of ease and flow. Solar, radiant floors, green building materials and recycling are all part of her ethos. Her aesthetic draws from a background as a fine art gallerist and an avid world traveler. “Every element of a design has the possibility to be something special, that’s what makes designing such a joy. Nothing gets phoned in, everything is always fresh and new.”

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riven by innovation and characterized by sophisticated, elegant design, the family-owned and Germanbased Liebherr brings the best of European cooling to the Americas. With refrigeration solutions ranging from personalized semi-built-in appliances and flexible undercounter refrigeration, to wine cabinets and towers that satisfy your thirst for fresh ideas, Liebherr uses its more than 60 years of expertise to offer the ultimate in quality, design and innovation. Visit their website to learn more about Liebherr’s full line of products, including the new Monolith French Door Bottom Freezers.

Launching this Fall, the unique Liebherr French Door gasket system ensures that each door is fully closed to save energy and keep your refrigerator at the right temperature, always. The Monolith French Door Bottom Freezer adds a convenient and elegant French door styling to the impressive Monolith collection and is available fully integrated, with panel ready or stainless-steel options that can be seamlessly integrated into any kitchen and give your home a timeless look that has just the right touch of modernity. Discover the full collection at home.liebherr.com/monolith.

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ince the staging and design firm LTW Design opened their doors, they have won numerous national awards as Top 10 Stager in the Country and have established quite an impressive portfolio including homes for Bruce Willis and Emma Hemming, NY Knicks player RJ Barrett and the 2020 waterfront IDEA Dream House for This Old House. Clients are drawn to their clean and calming aesthetic of bold neutrals and layered textiles that all represent their philosophy of ‘less is more’.

Always on the go, Founder + CEO, Leia T. Ward is hands on in all of their projects working alongside her talented team. From waterfront homes to all glass penthouses in the city, they have staged and designed some of the most sought-after real estate in New York and Connecticut, ranging from $5-$25M. LTW has set the bar as the go-to firm for luxury homes with a growing roster of new projects and artisans creating pieces specifically for their clients. And after many requests, shortly launching is the LTW Studio making available some of their favorite pieces so everyone can incorporate the LTW look in their home.

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elanie Roy Design is synonymous with inspired, stylish and functional luxury spaces for A-list clientele in the Hamptons, New York, and Palm Beach. Roy designs primary and secondary residences that are sophisticated yet family friendly. She understands her clients and their lifestyles and identifies a design aesthetic that is reflective of their tastes and individuality.

Roy’s work runs the gamut from relaxed coastal homes to sophisticated city dwellings, utilizing all periods and styles. Her knowledge and exquisite taste in art resonates with her discerning clients. Many call on Roy to add to and design around existing collections. Identifying a focal point and common thread is an integral part of her creative process.

Often Roy’s involvement on a project begins when a client is considering the purchase of a property or in the preliminary stages of the architectural design. She works closely with architects and builders on projects to create timeless designs with a seamless flow that reflects each client’s sensibilities.

Melanie Roy Design handles full interior design services that encompass new construction, renovation, and architectural design. To date, she has been featured in NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens), HC&G (Hamptons Cottages & Gardens), The New York Times, Mansion Global, AD Pro, Beach, Manhattan, Traditional Home, Newsday, The Southampton Press, The East Hampton Star, 27east.com, HGTV.com, among other publications, as well as the NBC program “Open House.”

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our Inspiration. Our Expertise. Those words embody the Ring’s End experience. Helping their customers achieve their inspiration and turning visions into reality since 1902 is what sets Ring’s End apart from the competition. A Connecticut-based third-generation, family-run business, Ring’s End provides Connecticut, South County, Rhode Island, and Southern Westchester County, New York with premium lumber and building materials, kitchens, architectural hardware, mouldings, paint, and services such as interior design and window and door installation.

As the largest retailer of both Marvin windows and doors and Benjamin Moore paint in the Northeast, Ring’s End continues to expand and evolve as an industry leader. The company now has eight full-service locations, 11 freestanding paint centers, most with dedicated design and décor showrooms, a commercial paint and lacquer facility, a custom millwork shop, a centralized distribution warehouse, and an education center. Always proactive with emerging product lines, embracing technology with the launch of an e-commerce website, committed to empowering their customers with the tools to succeed, supportive of the shared interests and goals of the communities they live and work in, and investing in the future of our planet by building relationships with partners aligned with sustainability, Ring’s End is poised to continue their tradition of service and remain true to their vision for the modern age.

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s principal of Studio Dearborn, Sarah Robertson has made the mastery of kitchen storage and function an integral part of her design success. With back-to-back National Kitchen and Bath wins in 2019 and 2020 for Best Overall Kitchen Design and two C&G IDA awards, Robertson has emerged as a highly sought-after source for kitchen design expertise, growing a global following for tailored, elegant spaces that are as functional as they are beautiful.

Robertson credits her years as a management consultant for her systematic and thorough approach to the design process. After an MBA from Kellogg and a stint with McKinsey, she left the corporate world to pursue her true passion in renovating and building homes. In 2009, she pivoted into a kitchen design project for a friend ‒ and never looked back. In addition to full-service projects, Robertson has a growing kitchen design consulting business with a global clientele.

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fter more than 30 years designing furniture for clients as an interior designer, Darren Henault, founder, and owner of Tent, has made all his favorite pieces available to order from his new home design store in Amenia, New York.

The custom upholstery pieces that Henault has designed for Tent are made with real living in mind, but are handsome enough to look at home in a formal living room. Sofas and chairs invite putting up your feet and settling in, while upholstered benches set the stage for lounging or an intimate conversation. Cushions come standard in luscious feather and down and serve as evidence of a life well-lived. Even tight backs and seats are coupled with generous proportions for a comfortably tailored (but never stiff) vibe. Every piece is hand-made in the U.S. making for streamlined lead times, and there’s no assembly line or factory—just old-world techniques and care.

All the custom furniture and case goods he has designed for Tent are based on traditional 18th- and 19th-century French and English furniture that is then stripped of ornamentation to reveal basic forms. Details are thoughtful and enhance the lines of a piece rather than distract from them. Henault’s overwhelming admiration for craftsmanship is evident in every bed, table, and console he creates. Choose from more than 300 fabrics from Rogers & Goffigon, Holland & Sherry and Bennison, and 14 wood finishes.

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magine a bespoke design experience, with an interior design group that will immerse itself in every aspect of your build—xerø group does it all, working closely with AIA architects, licensed general contractors, structural steel erectors and engineers with extensive commercial and residential portfolios. Beautifying and enhancing your space should be enjoyable and effortless, not a chore. With xerø group at the helm, it is a liberating process from which your vision grows and evolves.

Owner Rebecca McKeown started her design career in a male-dominated field. After taking over her first build in 2013, she realized her abilities were limitless. By restructuring the build process and incorporating all costs, including interior design, she delivered a superior product on time and, importantly, on budget. She created xerø group the following year with these goals in mind, partnering with several talented tradesmen and recruiting her father, owner of Homer Iron Works, for all structural steel and custom metal needs. The result has been a unique and unparalleled interior design group.

In the meantime, Rebecca has always managed to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to style, feel and aesthetic.

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YOUR DREAM HOUSE Puzzled by the ins and outs of the real estate world? Want to make sure you get the most out of the deal? Our experts have plenty of advice to share

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READY TO BUY? KEEP THESE POINTERS IN MIND “EDUCATE YOURSELF ON LOCATION, SIZE, CONDITION, AMENITIES, MAINTENANCE HISTORY, AND A LAYOUT THAT’S CONDUCIVE TO WORKING AT HOME.” —Julie Johnson

“If you are willing to put some work into a diamond in the rough, it’s still possible to get a relatively good deal.”

—Joanna Rizoulis

“For apartments, look at comparables in the building and in the neighborhood. I also suggest researching transaction activity further back—how has the building trended in the last 10 years?” —Ben Jacobs

“It’s a seller’s market right now, so there are no ‘good deals.’ Simply put, a property with multiple offers is a good property.” —Amy Smith Sroka

“If you buy into a neighborhood or building that is seeing a lot of action or has an incredible location, your investment will likely appreciate faster.” —Ryan Serhant

“DON’T OBSESS ABOUT SQUARE FOOTAGE— THAT’S A CRUTCH, AND IT HASN’T SERVED OUR INDUSTRY WELL. VALUE DEPENDS ON MANY OTHER FACTORS: BUILDING STRUCTURE, FINISHES, FLOW AND LAYOUT, LIGHT, AIR, AND VOLUME.” —Vickey Barron

“RIGHT NOW, THERE ARE A LOT OF BIDDING WARS, SO BE PREPARED TO PAY A LITTLE MORE.” —Jessica Chestler OUR PANEL OF

EXPERTS Vickey Barron Compass

Luis Cardenas Coldwell Banker American Homes

Jessica Chestler Douglas Elliman Real Estate Ben Jacobs Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Joanna Rizoulis Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty Ryan Serhant Serhant

Amy Smith Sroka Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty

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TOP 5

WHAT CLIENTS WANT “Views and lots of light.” —Ben Jacobs

TOP TO BOTTOM: PETER MURDOCK (SEPTEMBER 2018), MARCO RICCA (OCTOBER 2019)

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“A room with a fireplace or a dream space to watch the game in.” —Ryan Serhant “A private outdoor space or roof deck and a doorman or virtual doorman for Amazon packages.”

—Julie Johnson

“MAKE YOUR HOME LOOK AS MOVE-IN READY AS POSSIBLE. BUYERS MIGHT BE WILLING TO RENOVATE, BUT RENTERS OFTEN NEED TO SETTLE IN IMMEDIATELY. YOU WANT PEOPLE TO WALK IN AND SAY, ‘I SEE MYSELF LIVING HERE,’ INSTEAD OF, ‘I SEE WHO LIVES HERE.’” —Ryan Serhant

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“Declutter, add a fresh coat of paint, and refinish the floors. And clean the windows!”

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“Condos have more flexible rental policies than co-ops. You can even buy a condo through an LLC, and also avoid strict board approval and financial threshold requirements for your tenants. No matter the situation, though, always list at a competitive fee and make sure the apartment’s in great condition.” —Julie Johnson

“Walking distance to towns and trains, plus a yard and a good neighborhood.”

—Amy Smith Sroka “Home offices and a second full bath.”

—Luis Cardenas

—Vickey Barron

“If it’s an investment property and you eventually want to sell, get the best tenant possible— someone who is clean, respectful, and flexible.”

—Jessica Chestler

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A BROKER’S LIFE:

STORIES FROM THE OTHER SIDE “I once lived in a 1910 piano factory where a piano had fallen through the floor, causing everything to slant. In order to sell my place, I had to put my bookshelves on stilts and take the casters off an armchair.” —Julie Johnson

“I RECENTLY DROVE BY ONE OF MY LISTINGS AND DISCOVERED SOMEONE TAKING THE GUTTERS OFF THE SIDE OF THE HOUSE. THE GUTTER COMPANY HAD BEEN GIVEN THE WRONG ADDRESS, SO THEY HAD TO PUT BRAND-NEW GUTTERS ON THE HOUSE—A NICE PERK FOR THE BUYERS.”

—Amy Smith Sroka

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“During a walk-through, we discovered that the washer-dryer had flooded the apartment.”

—Jessica Chestler

“Our firm once had three similar listings in the same school district, all with the address number 46. We kept mixing up appointments and showing the wrong house!”

—Joanna Rizoulis

“During a final walk-through, a listing agent had forgotten the key, so we had to get permission to go through the window. He put me on his shoulders and pushed me in, with my clients watching the whole show. This is the nature of a Realtor’s life!” —Luis Cardenas

“I GOT A RANDOM CALL FROM A WOMAN IN CHINA WHO TOLD ME SHE WAS WILLING TO SPEND ‘A COUPLE MILLION’ ON AN APARTMENT FOR HER DAUGHTER. I ASKED HER HOW OLD HER DAUGHTER WAS, THINKING SHE MIGHT BE STARTING COLLEGE AT NYU OR SOMETHING, AND THE WOMAN SAID, ‘I’M SIX MONTHS PREGNANT.’ SO, MY FIRST BIG SALE FOR MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS WAS FOR THE UNBORN BABY OF A CHINESE WOMAN I HAD NEVER MET.” —Ryan Serhant

HOW DOES A CLIENT KNOW WHEN A HOUSE IS “THE ONE”?

“When you’re buying a home, you’re buying it with both your wallet and your heart, but it’s your heart that has to be happy. If there are 10 things you’ve always wanted and you find a property with eight, go for it.”

—Ryan Serhant

“The process can almost seem like finding a life partner—it just feels right when you meet them.

Many times, my clients don’t even know why it feels right—it’s very emotional.” —Vickey Barron

TOP TO BOTTOM: AMY LAMB (SEPTEMBER 2021), MICHAEL PARTENIO (MAY/JUNE 2021)

“Now that first impressions are usually made through online listings, if the pictures are true, then often it’s a done deal.” —Amy Smith Sroka

“SOMETIMES THEY NEED TO LOOK AT A LOT OF INVENTORY SO THAT THEY KNOW WHAT’S NOT THE RIGHT ONE. FAMILIARIZING YOURSELF WITH THE MARKET IS ALL-IMPORTANT.”

—Ben Jacobs

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HOW DO YOU ADVISE CLIENTS ON WHETHER TO

TAKE THE LEAP?

“When you’re buying a house or apartment that has something unique and can’t be duplicated, it will weather better in any market. I encourage clients to think that point through carefully.” —Vickey Barron

“I ALWAYS HELP MY CLIENTS COMPILE LISTS OF PROS AND CONS.” —Julie Johnson “DON’T PUT AN OFFER IN JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE ELSE HAS—IT MIGHT LEAD TO WINNER’S REMORSE.”

“Once you’re over the age of 21, you either rent a home or own a home, so why build up someone else’s equity when you can purchase yourself? Most people are never sure when it’s the ‘right time’ to make major decisions in life—they get analysis paralysis.” —Ryan Serhant 72

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TOP TO BOTTOM: MICHAEL PARTENIO (MAY/JUNE 2021), ROB CARDILLO (APRIL 2019)

—Jessica Chestler

BIDDING WAR BATTLE STRATEGIES “LET THE SELLER KNOW THAT YOU ARE READY TO CLOSE AND GO INTO CONTRACT IMMEDIATELY—WITH AN ALLCASH OFFER, IF POSSIBLE.” —Julie Johnson

PETER MURDOCK (SEPTEMBER 2019)

“If you are serious, at least put in an offer, which doesn’t mean anything until you are in contract and have put in a deposit. It’s totally okay to pull out of the deal.”

—Jessica Chestler

“If a hot-ticket listing comes on the market, be the first in line and go big.” —Joanna Rizoulis

“Ask yourself what you are willing to lose it for. If a place is asking $5 million, are you going to be mad if you could have had it for another $20,000 more?” —Ben Jacobs

“Put in a strong offer initially. If you come in too low, you might insult the seller.” —Julie Johnson “HAVE ALL YOUR CARDS LINED UP. GET PRE-APPROVED AND MAKE THE STRONGEST OFFER YOU CAN, KNOWING THAT IT’S A SELLER’S MARKET AND YOU DO NOT HAVE MUCH POWER.” —Ryan Serhant

“DON’T LET EMOTIONS GET THE BEST OF YOU. BE LOGICAL, AND DON’T OVERPAY.” —Vickey Barron C O T TA G E S G A R D E N S . C O M

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HOT MARKETS: CITY AND COUNTRY

PAWLING

BEDFORD CHAPPAQUA OSSINING ARMONK

“SOUTH BROOKLYN NEIGHBORHOODS, LIKE PARK SLOPE, FORT GREENE, AND CLINTON HILL.” —Ben Jacobs “The Upper East Side is always desirable, more than ever because of the Second Avenue subway.” —Julie Johnson HUDSON HEIGHTS

LEVITTOWN EAST MEADOW SEAFORD

“Hudson Heights is more remote, but you can get a nice threebedroom if you’re on a tight budget.” —Vickey Barron “Nassau County towns like Levittown, Seaford, and East Meadow offer good opportunity for investment, both entry-level and high-end.” —Luis Cardenas

UPPER EAST SIDE

“IN NORTHERN WESTCHESTER, ARMONK, CHAPPAQUA, AND BEDFORD HAVE ALWAYS BEEN STRONG, AND YOU’LL GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY THERE THAN IN LARCHMONT OR SCARSDALE.” —Amy Smith Sroka “For people who are willing to travel a bit farther north from the city, Ossining and other towns in northern Westchester County have been flourishing.” —Joanna Rizoulis

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“Pawling is really desirable right now, and Putnam and Dutchess counties in general are very strong, particularly for people who are working remotely.”

—Amy Smith Sroka

LAYOUT LOWDOWN “For starters, a primary bedroom should always be at least 12 by 10 feet, and living and dining areas should be big enough to grow into, because life happens! Especially with apartments, buy for the future you, not the person you are right now.” —Ryan Serhant

“NARROW LIVING ROOMS ARE NEVER GOOD. AND IT’S MORE ELEGANT TO OPEN THE DOOR INTO A FOYER, RATHER THAN RIGHT INTO A LIVING ROOM.” —Vickey Barron

“Look for high ceilings—no one likes feeling closed in.” —Julie Johnson

ELIZABETH PEDINOTTI HAYNES (OCTOBER 2019)

“PEOPLE STILL LOVE OPEN KITCHENS, ESPECIALLY SINCE THEY SPEND MORE TIME AT HOME NOW.” —Julie Johnson

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lisberg Parker Architects is an architecture and interior design firm known for their creativity and comprehensive design services. Providing a turnkey experience by offering architecture, interior design, and construction management services, projects are a complete collaboration with the owner. Founded more than 30 years ago, the firm continues to adapt to the changing needs and wishes of clients to help them translate their desires into reality.

Principals Susan Alisberg and Ed Parker lead their team and work closely with every client to ensure their taste, budget, and schedule are met. No matter the style of the home, whether based on historic precedent or a modern expression of form and materials, the team at Alisberg Parker uses their years of experience to create a modern family home that exceeds expectations. While many firms can build a beautiful house, few strive to make the experience of building as fun and effortless as Alisberg Parker.

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obbs, Inc. is a third-generation family run business that has been building distinctive custom homes for more than 65 years. The company was built on the core values of integrity, quality, and customer service which are still at the forefront of their business. Hobbs, Inc. works with renowned architects and discerning homeowners in Connecticut, Westchester County, New York City, the Hamptons, and New Jersey. Their employees constitute the most professional collection of knowledge and talent in the high-end residential construction business. Hobbs, Inc. is committed to transparency with their clients in every aspect of the planning and building process in order to minimize your stress and maximize your peace of mind. Their goal is to exceed your expectations while making your dream home a reality.

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hope Reno Wharton (SRW) is a nationally-acclaimed architectural firm, known for designing beautiful, functional and enduring homes that enrich the lives of their residents. Celebrated for refined residential architecture, SRW also designs extraordinary equestrian, golf, and hospitality projects which are informed by the firm’s design philosophy and expertise. Energy efficiency, care for the environment, enjoyment, and dependability over the course of many generations guide the design process regardless of style, location, or scope. Every SRW project results from a comprehensive understanding of the site along with an intentional and mindful collaboration between the architect and the owner – and each design is guided by unique sensibilities derived from a true love of building and craft.

Shope Reno Wharton was established in 1981 and is led today by five partners: Jerry Hupy, Arthur Hanlon, Michael McClung, Don Aitken, and John Gassett. Their longtime collaboration and dedication to the firm has attracted and retained a skilled staff of talented architects. Together, the company offers attentive service and an inspiring portfolio of projects located across the country. Reflected in each commission is the firm’s commitment to architectural character and an understanding of how people aspire to live their lives. Appreciation for SRW’s practical and humanist approach is underscored by the significant number of clients who return for additional projects. Shope Reno Wharton is regularly acknowledged in the press and has been a frequent recipient of Architecture Digest’s AD100 Award.

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ankee Custom Builders is a service-driven general contractor managing new builds, renovations and additions. They strive to take the stress and anxiety out of the building process that culminates with a home that exceeds all expectations. Their knowledgeable staff works with the client to answer all questions and provides expert guidance with clear communication throughout all phases of the build.

Yankee Custom Builders has worked on a variety of projects with various scopes and styles while finishing all on time and on budget. Their relationship with the trade industry ensures that only the finest craftsmen and materials are utilized during construction. They are proud that all of their current clients come from strong recommendations from the architects and designers they work with, and their past clients.

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OUTDOOR LIVING From large swaths of lawn and elaborate planting schemes to a row of container pots lining the back porch, our pros have top tips for creating the garden you’ve always dreamed of, no matter how big or small

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JUST DIGGING IN? “Get rid of anything you don’t like and start with as blank a slate as possible.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

“Pay close attention to your property’s attributes before rushing out to buy plants that might not work. Assess where there’s sun and where there’s shade, and think about where you want to spend time and what you want to see out your window.”

—Edmund Hollander

EXPERTS Matthew Bromley Landscape designer, Bromley Landscape Design

Edmund Hollander Landscape architect, Hollander Design Landscape Architects Daniel Richards Landscape architect, Daniel Richards Design

Alejandro Saralegui Executive director, The Madoo Conservancy Kimberly von Koontz Landscape designer, Kimberly von Koontz Landscapes

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“Plan ahead! Think about what, where, and when—and how plants are going to perform.”

“START SMALL AND ENJOY THE PROCESS—EVEN IF ONLY WITH CONTAINER GARDENS AND POTS— RATHER THAN JUMPING IN AND SPENDING TENS OF THOUSANDS —Matthew Bromley OF DOLLARS ON PLANTS. THEN YOU CAN EXPAND THE GARDEN AS YOUR CONFIDENCE GROWS.” —Daniel Richards

“USE LOCAL, RECLAIMED MATERIALS AND AVOID PLASTIC CONTAINERS, WHICH STRIP AWAY THE SOUL OF A GARDEN.” —Kimberly von Koontz

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EXTRA POINTS WHAT CAN YOU DO NOW THAT WILL PAY OFF IN THE FUTURE? “Remember that perennials don’t bloom all summer. I always advise people to mix in annuals for consistent color all season long.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

“STICK TO GOOD, THOROUGH PLANNING AND AVOID TRENDS. YOUR GARDEN WILL ONLY GET BETTER WITH AGE.”

—Daniel Richards

“Pay attention to how your garden or landscape relates to the architecture of your home and the local ecology.” —Edmund Hollander

“PROVIDE SPACE FOR AN OUTDOOR DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS, A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN REALLY ENJOY THE GARDEN YOU’VE CREATED.” ANASTASSIOS MENTIS (NOVEMBER 2019)

—Alejandro Saralegui

“Incorporate repetition, whether through form, color, or texture. It creates strength and rhythm in a garden design. And never use more than five colors.”

—Kimberly von Koontz

“Outdoor living spaces with fireplaces—not fire pits—and vegetable gardens.”

—Matthew Bromley

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“Water features and pollinator plants.”

—Daniel Richards

“Screening. Privacy is always a big concern.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

“Transitional indoor/ outdoor spaces that are heated and include amenities like Wi-fi and TVs.” —Edmund Hollander

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“Long-performing plants that look good even in the wintertime.”

—Kimberly von Koontz

“Make outdoor rooms: attractive spaces incorporating hedging, perennial beds and raised beds, trees, and herb gardens. Once you establish a backbone, your garden will grow, figuratively and literally.” —Matthew Bromley

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GARDEN GLOSSARY PLANTING PLAN

“A specific roadmap of proposed garden plantings including botanical and common names, quantities, sizes, spacing, and location.”

—Daniel Richards

POLLINATOR PLANTS

“These form the backbone of any healthy garden. They attract birds, butterflies, and many insects, which are crucial for a healthy garden.”

—Edmund Hollander

SEASONAL INTEREST

MICROCLIMATE

CONCEPT PLAN

ORGANIC GARDENING

“Get to know plants’ Latin names.

You’ll gain a better understanding of their history and how they are related.”

—Matthew Bromley “Used to communicate initial ideas, this basic drawing or plan contains the key details of a design without being too specific.” —Daniel Richards

HEARTINESS

“Make sure your climate or planting zone is warm enough for optimal plant performance.” —Matthew Bromley

LANDSCAPE PLAN

“This comprehensive design details all the elements for a new landscape or garden.” —Daniel Richards

MAINTENANCE

“A low-maintenance garden is a workable concept, but a nomaintenance garden is impossible.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

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“A small area that noticeably has an impact on plant performance, such as a bed adjacent to a heat-gathering wall.” —Kimberly von Koontz “You can really damage an entire ecosystem when you introduce chemicals into your garden.

Nonchemical, organic gardening directly and positively affects a multitude of insects, birds, amphibians, and, ultimately, humans.

Even sprays to control deer ticks can kill a bunch of insects that other animals subsist on.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

PLANTING HAZARDS

“It’s important to understand when and where plants can go into the ground. Many trees in the Northeast, for example, cannot be planted in the fall and must be planted in the spring. Get to know the specifics beforehand.” —Kimberly von Koontz

“Gardens don’t just flourish in the springtime. Lenten roses bloom around the winter holidays, followed by cold-weather plants like snowdrops and Dutch iris.

There’s no reason not to keep your garden going all year long.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

SOIL QUALITY

“Remember that soil is a living organism, providing essential nutrients to your plants. It needs to be the best you can get.” —Edmund Hollander

STRUCTURE

“Flowery gardens are pretty and romantic, but they don’t look like much in the off-season. Hedges, hardscaping, and other structural devices are really important.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

SUN MAP

“Understanding where the sun hits, and for how many hours, will give you a helpful framework for planting.”

—Matthew Bromley

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BOTANICAL VOCABULARY

GARDENING

EXPERT ADVICE ON VEGETABLE AND HERB GARDENS “Grow things that you can’t get easily or that are expensive at the supermarket, like heirloom tomatoes or a really special lettuce. And don’t plant more lettuces than you can actually eat.” —Alejandro Saralegui

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“NUMBER ONE: CHOOSE YOUR VEGETABLES AND HERBS BASED ON WHAT YOU LIKE TO COOK, AND DON’T BUY TOO MUCH STUFF YOU WON’T USE.” —Daniel Richards

“For indoor herb planting, keep containers away from air-conditioning vents and make sure they get the right amount of sun.” —Daniel Richards

“Prepare soil properly. Poor soil will only lead to disappointment.”

—Kimberly von Koontz

“Vegetable gardens need TLC. Remove dead leaves from vegetable plants and keep herb plantings from getting too messy.” —Matthew Bromley C O T TA G E S G A R D E N S . C O M

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WHICH PLANTS DO YOU LEAN TOWARD FOR SUBTLE COLOR IN THE GARDEN? “Liriope, a grassy “Serenity in a garden comes from cool colors like whites, greens, and blues.

Hydrangeas fit the bill, as well as lavender and salvia.”

—Edmund Hollander

evergreen groundcover, has a really pretty lavender flower in late August and September.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

“Glaucous plants, which have silvery blue leaves, look great against vibrant greens.”

—Kimberly von Koontz

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“Japanese anemones have a soft pink flower, and pale-hued sweet peas exude an intoxicating fragrance.” —Daniel Richards “Anemones, typically the ones with white faces and darker centers, are not too showy, but rather delicate and romantic. And purple and mauve ranunculus.”

—Matthew Bromley

WHICH PLANTS CREATE YEAR-ROUND INTEREST?

“Camellias come in many hearty varieties, such as ‘Ashton’s Snow’, which produces luscious white blooms in winter. And I love winterberry holly, which is wispy and whimsical, in addition to attracting birds and other animals with its berries.”

—Matthew Bromley “Hellebores have pretty evergreen foliage all year long and make a great ground cover. What’s more, they flower in winter and early spring, when not much else is blooming.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

“During the bleak winter months, witch hazels and camellias provide much-appreciated color.

And the berries on Cornus alba can be very striking.” —Edmund Hollander

“Low-maintenance, evergreen boxwood works well in both the city and the country.” —Daniel Richards “BROADLEAF EVERGREENS WILL CARRY YOU THROUGH WINTER, ESPECIALLY SPECIMENS WITH ELEGANT BRANCHES.”

—Kimberly von Koontz

WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE PLANT OR FLOWER?

“Magnolia grandiflora. I’m from Sydney, Australia, where it is a common street tree that produces saucersized flowers and emits a citrusy smell. It’s a sensory experience.”

—Daniel Richards

“Hornbeam, a hardwood tree that can also be pruned into a hedge.

It creates a beautiful backdrop for any garden and holds on to its leaves well into early winter.”

—Matthew Bromley

“I always surprise myself.

Even carnations and wax begonias, cheesy little things that have been overused for decades, can look really great when planted in the right place.”

—Kimberly von Koontz

“Roses. They remind me of my childhood and always have interesting names, whether in honor of a random 19th-century princess or the wife of a prominent doctor in Paris.”

—Alejandro Saralegui

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s stewards of the land, landscape architects strive for a fine balance between science and art.

Landscapes can create awe-inspiring experiences, and shift people’s lives. Louis Fusco Landscape Architects is known for thoughtful, creative and memorable designs that are implemented with the highest attention to detail.

The firm prides itself in listening attentively, providing impeccable service and expert analysis of the landscape within its physical/cultural context. The harmony between people, buildings, site and the natural environment emerges out of careful observation. They are passionate and educate on the value of sustainability and resilient design, while emphasizing beauty and its inspirational impact.

Louis Fusco Landscape Architects’ projects include residential, academic and commercial. Since no two sites are alike, the opportunity to create anew is always present. They work with a vision to inform, and cultivate with high-aesthetic standards to honor the land’s historic roots.

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CHAPTER FOUR

SHOPPING IN STYLE In the past year alone, NYC&G has featured a stunning variety of home accessories, all a testament to the vast inventory and unique flair of our region’s top shops and showrooms. No matter where you look and what you need, you’re bound to find it. Happy hunting!

Pendant by In Common With, September 2021 124 9th St., Ste. 270, Brooklyn, 917-830-8700, incommonwith.com.

Villeroy & Boch stacked sevenpiece dinner set, March/April 2021 Bloomingdale’s, 1000 Third Ave., NYC, 212705-2000, and villeroy-boch. com.

Kim Seybert table runner, May/June 2021 Fine Linens, 1193 Lexington Ave., NYC, 212-737-2123, finelinens.com.

Paola Lenti sofa, May/June 2021 DDC, 134 Madison Ave., NYC, 212-6850800, ddcnyc.com.

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Magazine rack by Marni, September 2021 822 Madison Ave., NYC, 212-257-6907, marni.com.

Thistle fabric from Neisha Crosland, May/June 2021 Schumacher, D&D Building, 979 Third Ave., Ste. 832, NYC, 212-4153900, fschumacher.com.

Isabelle Garden Party dinner plates and platter from Nimerology, May/ June 2021 Jung Lee, 25 W. 29th St., NYC, 212-2575655, jungleeny.com.

Hervé Van der Straeten armoire, March/April 2021 Ralph Pucci International, 44 W. 18th St., NYC, 212-633-0452, ralphpucci. com.

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by Vale, May/ June 2021 Fabricut, D&D Building, 979 Third Ave., Ste. 915, NYC, 212-838-5253, fabricut.com.

McKinnon and Harris Tennis Umpire chair, September 2021 222 E. 59th St., NYC, 212371-8260, mckinnonharris. com.

Grant Trick tête-à-tête, October 2021 Profiles, NYDC, 200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1211, NYC, 212-689-6903, profilesny.com.

World Market bookcase, October 2021 850 Third Ave., Brooklyn, 929-3972906, worldmarket.com.

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BeoSound Shape wireless speaker tiles, May/June 2018 Bang & Olufsen, 121 Spring St., NYC, 917-810-5557, bang-olufsen.com.

Lisa Corti cushion cover, May/June 2021 John Derian, 6 E. 2nd St., NYC, 212-677-3917, and 18 Christopher St., NYC, 212-677-8402, johnderian.com.

Vitrail mirror by Inga Sempé, December/ January 2020 Herman Miller, 251 Park Ave. S., NYC, 212-3183977, hermanmiller.com.

La DoubleJ dessert plates, May/June 2021 Ladurée, 398 W. Bway., NYC, 646-392-7868, laduree.com.

Elder Statesman blanket, September 2021 Bergdorf Goodman, 754 Fifth Ave., NYC, 212-753-7300, bergdorfgoodman.com.

Gucci velvet jacquard armchair, May/June 2021 63 Wooster St., NYC, 212-7108980, gucci.com.

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Lara Bohinc Moonrise sconce, October 2021 Roll & Hill, 3 Mercer St., NYC, 718-3876132, rollandhill.com.

Garden Tabriz rug by Patterson Flynn Martin, May/June 2021 D&D Building, 979 Third Ave., Ste. 632, NYC, 212-688-7700, pattersonflynnmartin.com.

Roam luggage, September 2021 Bloomingdale’s, 1000 Third Ave., NYC, 212-705-2000, bloomingdales.com.

Interlude cabinet, March/April 2021 Apparatus, by appointment at 124 W. 30th St., 4th fl., NYC, 646-527-9732, apparatusstudio.com.

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Beth Webb sconce, September 2021 Arteriors, NYDC, 200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 202, NYC, 646-797-3620, arteriorshome.com.

Tiffany & Co. bocce set, November/ December 2021 610 Fifth Ave., NYC, 212-3313312, tiffany.com.

Marika Meyer and Bella Mancini tree of life print, May/ June 2021 Temple Studio, by appointment at 51 E. 12th St., NYC, 917-985-8151, templestudiony.com.

Roche Bobois Fauchon cabinet, March/ April 2021 200 Madison Ave., NYC, 212-889-0700, rochebobois.com.

Fiona BarrattCampbell cocktail table, March/April 2021 NYDC, 200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 401, NYC, 315-766-2200, fbc-london.com.

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NYC&G’S ULTIMATE SHOPPING GUIDE YOUR GO-TO RESOURCE FOR DESIGNER SHOWROOMS AND SHOPS SHOWROOMS

ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS BUILDING (A&D), 150 E. 58th St., 212644-2766, adbuilding.com Artistic Tile, Ste. 904, 212838-3222, artistictile.com Bilotta Kitchens, Ste. 935, 212-486-6338, bilotta.com Dacor Kitchen Theater, Ste. 602, 646-756-4629, dacor.com Drummonds, Ste. 862, 212-794-0157, drummonds-uk.com Eggersmann Kitchens | Home Living, Ste. 1001, 212-688-4910, eggersmannusa.com Fantini, Ste. 801, 212-3088833, fantiniusa.com Fisher & Paykel, Ste. 361, 646-647-4330, fisherpaykel. com Holly Hunt, Ste. 104, 212891-2500, hollyhunt.com Poggenpohl, Ste. 115, 212228-3334, poggenpohl.com Smeg, Ste. 762, 212-2655378, smegusa.com Snaidero USA, Ste. 817, 212-980-6026, snaiderousa. com

Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove, Ste. 503, 800-691-6122, subzero-wolf.com Thermador | Bosch | Gaggenau Design Center, Ste. 700, 212-588-0950, thermador.com, boschhome.com, gaggenau.com DECORATION & DESIGN BUILDING (D&D), 979 Third Ave., 212759-5408, ddbuilding.com Armani Casa, Ste. 1424, 212-334-1271, armanicasa. com Baccarat, Ste. 1005, 212826-2555, baccarat.com Baumann Dekor, Ste. 518, 212-258-0688, baumann. co.at Brunschwig & Fils, Ste. 234, 212-838-7878, brunschwig.com Chesneys, Ste. 1119, 646840-0609, chesneys.com Clarence House, Ste. 205, 212-752-2890, clarence house.com Cowtan & Tout, Ste. 1022, 212-753-4488, cowtan.com David Sutherland, Ste. 401, 212-871-9717, sutherlandfurniture.com De Le Cuona, Ste. 914, 212-702-0800, delecuona. com Dedar, Ste. 1009, 646-8700799, dedar.com

Sconce shades by Marian McEvoy, May/ June 2021 KRB, 138 E. 74th St., NYC, 212-288-2221, krbnyc.com.

Dedon, Ste. 720, 212-3343345, dedon.de Fabricut, Ste. 915, 212838-5253, fabricut.com Farrow & Ball, Ste. 1519, 212-752-5544, farrow-ball. com Forbes & Lomax, Ste. 1502, 212-486-9700, forbesandlomax.com George Smith, Ste. 1615, 212-759-7888, georgesmith. com Gloster, Ste. 1601, 212380-1493, gloster.com Gracie, Ste. 1411, 212-9246816, graciestudio.com Hines & Company, Ste. 1010, 212-754-5880, hinescompany.com Holland & Sherry, Ste. 1402, 212-355-6241, hollandandsherry.com Holly Hunt, Ste. 503/605, 212-755-6555, hollyhunt.com Jab Anstoetz, Ste. 102, 212-486-1500, jab.de John Boone Inc., Ste. 711, 212-758-0012, johnbooneinc.com John Rosselli & Associates, Ste. 1800, 212593-2060, johnrosselli.com Kravet, Ste. 1202, 212-4216363, kravet.com Lee Jofa, Ste. 234, 212688-0444, leejofa.com Made Goods, Ste. 325, 212-355-7500, madegoods. com Maharam, Ste. 1701, 212319-4789, maharam.com Marc Phillips Decorative Rugs, Ste. 211, 212-7524275, marcphillipsrugs.com Maya Romanoff, Ste. 922, 212-588-9707, mayaromanoff.com McKinnon and Harris, Ste. 111, 212-371-8260, mckinnonharris.com Michael Dawkins Home, Ste. 707, 212-888-2748, michaeldawkinshome.com

Michael Taylor | Jim Thompson, Ste. 1640, 646-497-1502, michaeltaylordesigns.com, jimthompsonfabrics.com Nella Vetrina, Ste. 805, 646415-9150, nellavetrina.com Osborne & Little, Ste. 520, 212-751-3333, osborneandlittle.com Patterson Flynn Martin, Ste. 632, 212-688-7700, pattersonflynnmartin.com Pierre Frey, Ste. 1611, 212421-0534, pierrefrey.com Pollack | Weitzner, Ste. 1722, 212-421-8755, pollackassociates.com, weitznerlimited.com Ressource House of Paints, Ste. 1507, 646-6775336, ressource-peintures. com Robert Allen Duralee Group – RADG, Ste. 620, 212-752-4040, robertallendesign.com Romo, Ste. 808, 212-3197666, romo.com Scalamandré, Ste. 1002, 212-355-7186, scalamandre. com Schumacher, Ste. 832, 212415-3900, fschumacher.com Stark, Ste. 1102, 212-7529000, starkcarpet.com Style Library, Ste. 409, 212-319-7220, stylelibrary. com Vaughan, Ste. 1511, 212319-7070, vaughandesigns. com Walters, Ste. 538, 212-7580472, waltersnyc.com FINE ARTS BUILDING (FAB), 232 E. 59th St. Bunny Williams Home, 212-935-5930, bunnywilliamshome.com C&C Milano, 646-8769000, cec-milano.com Chelsea Textiles, 212-7580005, chelseatextiles.com

INTERIOR ARTS BUILDING (IAB), 306 E. 61st St., interiorartsbuilding. com Doris Leslie Blau, 212586-5511, dorisleslieblau. com Liz O’Brien, 212-755-3800, lizobrien.com NEW YORK DESIGN CENTER (NYDC), 200 Lexington Ave., 212-679-9500, nydc.com Aero, Ste. 1500, 212-9664700, aerostudios.com Arteriors, Ste. 202, 646-7973620, arteriorshome.com Baker, Ste. 300, 212-7798810, bakerfurniture.com Century Furniture, Ste. 200, 212-479-0107, century furniture.com Circa Lighting, Ste. 103, 212725-2500, circalighting.com Currey & Company, Ste. 506, 212-213-4900, curreyandcompany.com De Le Cuona, Ste. 1618, 646-293-6634, delecuona. com Dennis Miller Associates, Ste. 1210, 212-684-0070, dennismiller.com Designlush, Ste. 415, 212532-5450, designlush.com Desiron, Ste. 1316, 212353-2600, desiron.com Dune, Ste. 100, 212-9256171, dune-ny.com EJ Victor, Ste. 816, 212679-4341, ejvictor.com Fermob, Ste. 414, 212-6514389, fermobusa.com Fiona Barratt-Campbell, Ste. 401, 315-766-2200, fbc-london.com Harbinger New York | Fromental, Ste. 601, 646737-7910, harbingerny.com, fromental.co.uk

As of press time, all vendors are open for business and located in New York City, unless specifically noted. Most showrooms are open to the trade only.

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Izzet luncheon plate, March/April 2021 Tamam, by appointment at 304 E. 5th St., NYC, 917-388-3522, shoptamam.com.

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Kasthall, Ste. 611, 212-421-0220, kasthall.com Kenneth Cobonpue, Ste. 415, 888889-9005, kenneth cobonpue.com Lepere, Ste. 1207, 212-488-7000, lepereinc.com Lorin Marsh, Ste. 809, 212759-8700, lorinmarsh.com Milano Smart Living, Ste. 711, 212-729-1938, milanosmartliving.com Palecek, Ste. 610, 212287-0063, palecek.com Pennoyer Newman, Ste. 416, 212-839-0500, pennoyernewman.com Phillips Collection, Ste. 603, 336-884-9271, phillipscollection.com Profiles, Ste. 1211, 212689-6903, profilesny.com Rosemary Hallgarten, Ste. 409, 203-259-1003, rosemaryhallgarten.com SA Baxter, Ste. 1205, 212203-4382, sabaxter.com Sedgwick & Brattle, Ste. 815, 212-685-0600, sedgwickandbrattle.com Seguso, Ste. 431, 212-6961133, seguso.com T Brown Studio, Ste. 1610, 212-255-4895, timothybrownstudio.com The Bright Group, Ste. 902, 212-726-9030, thebrightgroup.com The New Traditionalists, Ste. 701, 212-226-1868, thenewtraditionalists.com Theodore Alexander, Ste. 515, 646-293-6628, theodorealexander.com Voutsa, Ste. 420, 212-6893419, voutsa.com

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UPPER EAST SIDE Argosy Book Store, 116 E. 59th St., 212-753-4455, argosybooks.com Bergdorf Goodman, Fifth Ave. at 58th St., 212-7537300, bergdorfgoodman.com

Bernardaud, 499 Park Ave., 212-371-4300, bernardaud. com Bloomingdale’s, 1000 Third Ave., 212-705-2000, bloomingdales.com Cappellini, 125 Park Ave., 212-966-0669, cappellini.com Creel and Gow, 131 E. 70th St., 212-327-4281, creelandgow.com Daum-Haviland, 499 Park Ave., 212-355-2060, daum.fr De Gournay, 243 E. 59th St., 212-564-9750, degournay.com Dempsey & Carroll, 1049 Lexington Ave., 212-5704800, dempseyandcarroll.com Doyle, 175 E. 87th St., 212427-2730, doylenewyork.com Elegance in Hardware & Bath, 860 Lexington Ave., 646-922-8707, eleganceinhardware.com Fine Linens, 1193 Lexington Ave., 212-7372123, finelinens.com Frette, 799 Madison Ave., 212-988-5221, frette.com Gracious Home, 1210 Third Ave., 212-517-6300, gracioushome.com Hermès, 691 Madison Ave., 212-751-3181, hermes.com J. Pocker, 135 E. 63rd St., 212-838-5488, jpocker.com Janus et Cie, 221 E. 59th St., 212-752-1117, janusetcie.com Jonathan Adler, 135 E. 65th St., 646-603-6070, jonathanadler.com KRB, 138 E. 74th St., 212288-2221, krbnyc.com Marni, 822 Madison Ave., 212-257-6907, marni.com Mecox, 962 Lexington Ave., 212-249-5301, mecox.com Mondo Collection, by appointment, 954 Lexington Ave., Ste. 1092, 212-6758155, mondocollection.com MSK Illuminations, 235 E. 57th St., 212-888-6474, mskilluminations.com Neue Galerie, 1048 Fifth Ave., 212-628-6200, neuegalerie.org Phoenix Gallery, 219 E. 60th St., 212-759-1153, phoenixgalleryny.com Ralph Lauren, 888 Madison Ave., 212-434-8000, ralphlaurenhome.com Saks Fifth Avenue, 611 Fifth Ave., 212-753-4000, saksfifthavenue.com

Samuel & Sons, 983 Third Ave., 212-704-8000, samuelandsons.com Scully & Scully, 504 Park Ave., 212-755-2590, scullyandscully.com Shop Cooper Hewitt, 2 E. 91st St., 212-849-8400, shop.cooperhewitt.org Smythson, 667 Madison Ave., 212-265-4573, smythson.com Stubbs & Wootton, 944 Madison Ave., 212-2495200, stubbsandwootton. com The Rug Company, 219 E. 59th St., 212-644-9200, therugcompany.com Tiffany & Co., 610 Fifth Ave., 212-331-3312, tiffany.com Yves Delorme, 1070 Madison Ave., 212-2560926, yvesdelorme.com MIDTOWN Barnes & Noble, 555 Fifth Ave., 212-697-3048, barnesandnoble.com Best Buy, 529 Fifth Ave., 212-808-0309, bestbuy.com Cassina, 155 E. 56th St., 212-228-8186, cassina.com Flexform, 155 E. 56th St., 212-355-2328, flexform.it

Grande Central Showroom, 141 E. 56th St., 212-588-1997, centralplumbingspec.com Jo Malone London, 20 Hudson Yards, 212-9672609, jomalone.com John Lyle for Igne Ferro Inc., 361 E. 50th St., 646344-1964, johnlyledesign. com Katonah Architectural Hardware, 135 E. 55th St., 7th fl., 212-813-9680, katonahhardware.com Knoll, 1330 Sixth Ave., 212343-4190, knoll.com M2L, 10 E. 38th St., 212832-8222, m2l.com Macy’s, 151 W. 34th St., 212-695-4400, macys.com Neiman Marcus, 20 Hudson Yards, 646-5623500, neimanmarcus.com Nordstrom, 225 W. 57th St., 212-295-2000, nordstrom.com Simon’s Hardware & Bath, 421 Third Ave., 212-5329220, simonsny.com Soane Britain, 131 W. 33rd St., 9th fl., 646-201-9553, soane.com Stephanie Odegard Co. Ltd., by appointment, 135 E. 55th

Wood, glass, and lacquer cabinet

by Draga & Aurel for Baxter, March/April 2021 DDC, 134 Madison Ave., NYC, 212-685-0800, ddcnyc.com.

St., Ste. 602, 212-925-4062, sodegardglobal.com Target, 112 W. 34th St., 646-968-4739, target.com Tufenkian Artisan Carpets, 919 Third Ave., 212-4752475, tufenkian.com Urban Outfitters, 1333 Bway., 212-239-1673, urbanoutfitters.com VW Home by Vicente Wolf, 333 W. 39th St., 10th fl., 212-244-5008, vicentewolfhome.com NOMAD B&B Italia, 135 Madison Ave., 212-889-9606, bebitalia.com Blu Dot, 79 Madison Ave., 212-780-9058, bludot.com BoConcept, 160 Madison Ave., 212-966-0966, boconcept.com DDC, 134 Madison Ave., 212-685-0800, ddcnyc.com Ernest, 255 Fifth Ave., 6th fl., 212-334-5054, ernestny. com Hamilton Sinkler, 31 E. 32nd St., 11th fl., 212-7603377, hamiltonsinkler.com Herman Miller, 251 Park Ave. S., 212-318-3977, hermanmiller.com Liaigre, 102 Madison Ave., 212-210-6264, liaigre.com Luxury Living Group, 153 Madison Ave., 646-5969610, luxurylivinggroup.com Moooi, 36 E. 31st St., 646396-0455, moooi.com Poliform, 112 Madison Ave., 212-672-0060, poliform.com Promemoria, 152 Madison Ave., 17th fl., 646-588-4409, promemoria.com Rizzoli Bookstore, 1133 Bway., 212-759-2424, rizzoliusa.com Roche Bobois, 200 Madison Ave., 212-8890700, roche-bobois.com Sacco Carpet, by appointment, 30 E. 33rd St., 10th fl., 212-226-4344, saccocarpet.com Sferra, by appointment, 230 Fifth Ave., Ste. 1912, 732225-6290, sferra.com Suite NY, 419 Park Ave. S., 17th fl., 212-421-3300, suiteny.com Villeroy & Boch, by appointment, 41 Madison Ave., 18th fl., 212-988-7011, villeroy-boch.com

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Vispring, 230 Fifth Ave., 212-764-3232, vispringusa. com Vitra, 95 Madison Ave., 212463-5700, vitra.com CHELSEA AF | New York, 22 W. 21st St., 5th fl., 212-243-5400, afnewyork.com ALT for Living, 148 W. 28th St., 212-431-1000, altforliving.com Angela Brown Ltd, by appointment, 153 W. 27th St., Ste. 605, 212-627-5757, angelabrownltd.com Apparatus, by appointment, 124 W. 30th St., 646-5279732, apparatusstudio.com Avenue Road, 145 W. 28th St., 212-453-9880, avenueroad.com Berry Campbell Gallery, 530 W. 24th St., 212-9242178, berrycampbell.com Bisazza, 508 W. 20th St., 212-334-7130, bisazza.com Hästens, 232 W. 18th St., 212-706-0509, hastens.com House of Tai Ping, 26 W. 17th St., 2nd fl., 212-9792233, houseoftaiping.com Jamali Floral & Garden

Supplies, 149 W. 28th St., 212-244-4025, jamaligarden. com Jung Lee New York, 25 W. 29th St., 212-257-5655, jungleeny.com Les Ateliers Courbet, 134 Tenth Ave., 212-226-7378, ateliercourbet.com Michael Aram, 136 W. 18th St., 212-242-4219, michaelaram.com Room & Board, 236 W. 18th St., 212-204-7384, roomandboard.com Safavieh, 89 Seventh Ave., 212-242-1300, safavieh.com West Elm, 112 W. 18th St., 212-929-4464, westelm.com FLATIRON AND GRAMERCY ABC Carpet & Home, 888 Bway., 212-473-3000, abchome.com Artistic Tile, 38 W. 21st St., 212-727-9331, artistictile. com Bungalow 5, 45 E. 20th St., 2nd fl., 212-947-1500, bungalow5.com Carl Hansen & Søn, 251 Park Ave. S., 13th fl., 212242-6736, carlhansen.com

Erwan Boulloud cabinet, March/April 2021 Twenty First Gallery, 76 Franklin St., NYC, 212-206-1967, 21stgallery.com.

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Country Floors, 15 E. 16th St., 212-627-8300, countryfloors.com HG Stones, 28 W. 25th St., 212-964-0900, hgstones. com Homenature, 7 West 18th St., 212-675-4663, homenature.com Kohler Experience Center, 6 W. 22nd St., 212-337-3224, kohlerexperiencecenternyc. com Ligne Roset, 250 Park Ave. S., 212-375-1036, ligneroset.com Marimekko, 200 Fifth Ave., 212-843-9121, marimekko. com Pelle, by appointment, 56 W. 22nd St., 8th fl., 212-6452602, pelledesigns.com Ralph Pucci International, 44 W. 18th St., 212-6330452, ralphpucci.com Studio Four NYC, 900 Bway., Ste. 201, 212-4754414, studiofournyc.com The Home Depot, 40 W. 23rd St., 212-929-9571, homedepot.com Walker Zanger, 37 E. 20th St., 212-844-3000, walkerzanger.com Waterworks, 7 E. 20th St., 212-254-6025, waterworks. com West | Out East, 133 Fifth Ave., 2nd fl., 212-529-3636, westnyc-home.com EAST VILLAGE, GREENWICH VILLAGE, WEST VILLAGE, AND MEATPACKING DISTRICT Arhaus, 410 W. 13th St., 212-337-9853, arhaus.com Cursive New York, 17 Eighth Ave., 646-922-8330, cursivenewyork.com Demisch Danant, 30 W. 12th St., 212-989-5750, demischdanant.com Eerdmans Fine Art, 14 E. 10th St., 212-920-1393, eerdmansnewyork.com Gringer and Sons, 29 First Ave., 212-475-0600, gringerandsons.com John Derian, 6 E. 2nd St., 212-677-3917, and 18 Christopher St., 212-6778402, johnderian.com Karl Kemp Antiques, 36 E. 10th St., 212-254-1877, karlkemp.com Kikkerland, 493 Sixth Ave.,

212-262-5000, kikkerland. com Maison Gerard, 43 E. 10th St., 212-674-7611, maisongerard.com P. E. Guerin, by appointment, 23 Jane St., 212-243-5270, peguerin.com Phoenix Roze, 13 Eighth Ave., 212-255-2362, phoenixroze.com Plain English Design, 51 E. 10th St., 212-203-0726, plainenglishdesign.com RH, 9 Ninth Ave., 212-2172210, rh.com Still House, 307 E. 9th St., 212-539-0200, stillhousenyc. com Tamam, 304 E. 5th St., 917388-3522, shop-tamam.com Temple Studio, by appointment, 51 E. 12th St., 917-985-8151, templestudiony.com Twenty First Gallery, 76 Franklin St., 212-206-1967, 21stgallery.com LOWER EAST SIDE, NOHO, AND NOLITA Altman Luggage, 135 Orchard St., 212-254-7275, altmanluggage.com Coming Soon, 53 Canal St., 212-226-4548, comingsoonnewyork.com Crate & Barrel, 611 Bway., 212-780-0004, crateand barrel.com Dienst + Dotter Antikviteter, 411 Lafayette St., 212-861-1200, dienst anddotter.com Gabriel Scott, 372 Broome St., 212-837-2923, gabriel scott.com New Museum Store, 235 Bowery, 212-343-0460, newmuseumstore.org The Future Perfect, 55 Great Jones St., 212-4732500, thefutureperfect.com SOHO Andrianna Shamaris, 30 Dominick St., 212-388-9898, andriannashamarisinc.com Arper, 476 Bway., 2nd fl., 212-647-8900, arper.com Bang & Olufsen, 121 Spring St., 917-810-5557, bang-olufsen.com BDDW, 5 Crosby St., 212625-1230, bddw.com Boffi SoHo, 31½ Greene St., 212-431-8282, boffisoho.com

CB2, 451 Bway., 212-2191454, cb2.com Clive Christian Furniture Co., by appointment, 588 Bway., Ste. 1003, 212-9355800, clivechristianfurniture. com Coco-Mat, 49 Mercer St., 212-431-2626, coco-mat. com Design Within Reach, 110 Greene St., 212-475-0001, dwr.com Dom Interiors, 66 Crosby St., 212-253-5969, dom interiors.com Egg Collective, 151 Hudson St., 347-889-7594, eggcollective.com Flos, 152 Greene St., 212941-4760, flosusa.com Flou, 42 Greene St., 212941-9101, flou.com Foscarini, 20 Greene St., 212-257-4412, foscarini.com Fritz Hansen, 22 Wooster St., 212-219-3226, fritz hansen.com Global Table, 107 Sullivan St., 212-431-5839, global table.com Gucci, 63 Wooster St., 212710-8980, gucci.com Henrybuilt, 12 Crosby St., 212-966-5797, henrybuilt.com Industry West, 14 Crosby St., 917-410-5466, industry west.com Interior Define, 68 Greene St., 872-802-4119, interiordefine.com Kartell, 39 Greene St., 212966-6665, kartell.com Ladurée, 398 W. Bway., 646-392-7868, laduree.com Matter, 405 Broome St., 212-343-2600, matter matters.com MissoniHome, 519 Broome St., 2nd fl., 212-719-2338, missonihome.com Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 210 Lafayette St., 212-431-2575, mgbwhome. com MoMA Design Store, 81 Spring St., 646-613-1367, momastore.org Moroso, 146 Greene St., 212334-7222, morosousa.com Nanimarquina, 588 Bway., Ste. 607, 646-701-7058, nanimarquina.com Ochre, 462 Broome St., 212-414-4332, ochre.net Orley Shabahang, 595 Bway., 4th fl., 212-421-5800, orleyshabahang.com

Quiet Town bath rug, October 2021 Nordstrom, 225 W. 57th St., NYC, 212-295-2000, nordstrom.com.

Roll & Hill, 3 Mercer St., 718387-6132, rollandhill.com Roman and Williams Guild, 53 Howard St., 212852-9099, rwguild.com Sarajo, 31 Howard St., 646370-6801, sarajo.com Savoir Beds, 54 Greene St., 212-226-3640, savoirbeds. com Studio Anise, 21 Greene St., 212-933-1406, studio anise.com The Nanz Company, by appointment, 121 Varick St., 10th fl., 212-367-7000, nanz.com The Shade Store, 77 Wooster St., 646-783-4218, theshadestore.com Tom Dixon, 25 Greene St., 212-228-7337, tomdixon.net USM Modular Furniture, 28–30 Greene St., 212-3711230, usm.com TRIBECA AND FINANCIAL DISTRICT Allied Maker, by appointment, 81 Franklin St., 212-334-7333, alliedmaker. com Colony, 324 Canal St., 2nd fl., 212-334-3808, goodcolony.com London Jewelers, Westfield World Trade Center, 185 Greenwich St., 212-3819455, londonjewelers.com Orior, 11 Harrison St., 646454-0964, oriorfurniture.com Patrick Parrish Gallery, 50 Lispenard St., 212-2199244, patrickparrish.com Property, 57 Walker St., 917-237-0123, property furniture.com

R & Company, 64 White St., 212-343-7979, r-andcompany.com Room, 25 N. Moore St., 212226-1045, roomonline.com Stillfried Wien, 40 Walker St., 212-226-2921, stillfried.com Todd Merrill Studio, by appointment, 80 Lafayette St., 212-673-0531, todd merrillstudio.com BROOKLYN Aimée Wilder Showroom, 68 N. 4th St., Unit D, Williamsburg, 646-691-6176, aimeewilder.com AJ Madison, 3605 13th Ave., Borough Park, 718732-4900, ajmadison.com Beam, 272 Kent Ave., #18, Williamsburg, 646-450-1469, beambk.com Better Carpet Warehouse, 443 Atlantic Ave., #1, Boerum Hill, 718-855-2794, bettercarpetwarehouse.com Catbird, 219 Bedford Ave., Williamsburg, 718-599-3457, catbirdnyc.com Christophe Pourny, 51 35th St., Sunset Park, 718-8558865, christophepourny.com Collyer’s Mansion, 179 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn Heights, 347-987-3342, shopthemansion.com Concrete + Water, 485 Driggs Ave., Williamsburg, 917-909-1828, concreteand water.com David Weeks Studio, 1818 Atlantic Ave., Stuyvesant Heights, 212-966-3433, davidweeksstudio.com Eskayel, by appointment, 75 S. 6th St., Williamsburg,

347-703-8084, eskayel.com Farrow & Ball, 383 Atlantic Ave., Boerum Hill, 718-8588840, farrow-ball.com Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery, 145 Bridge Park Dr., Ste. H, Brooklyn Heights, 718-5109507, ferguson.com Fernando Mastrangelo, by appointment, 134 Hinsdale St., East New York, fernandomastrangelo.com GRDN, 103 Hoyt St., Boerum Hill, 718-797-3628, grdnbklyn.com Home & Stone, 1663 Coney Island Ave., Midwood, 718-787-1000, homeandstone.com Homecoming, 107 Franklin St., Greenpoint, 347-4575385, home-coming.com Ikea, 1 Beard St., Red Hook, 888-888-4532, ikea.com In Common With, 124 9th St., Ste. 270, Gowanus, 917-830-8700, incommonwith.com Jumbo, 29 Norman Ave., Greenpoint, 202-255-7656, jumbo.nyc Leif, 99 Grand St., Williamsburg, 718-302-5343, leifshop.com Mario Milana, by appointment, 388 Washington Ave., Clinton Hill, 646-675-2250, mariomilana. com Michele Varian, 400 Atlantic Ave., Boerum Hill, 212-3430033, michelevarian.com Modalita, 65 19th St., Ste. 26, Greenwood Heights, 212-810-6725, modalita. com Mud Australia, 402 Atlantic Ave., Boerum Hill, 718-5763975, mudaustralia.com Radnor, 232 Third St., Gowanus, 917-765-3533, radnor.co Stefan Rurak Studio, by appointment, 617 Van Sinderen Ave., East New York, 347-687-7278, stefanrurak.com The Primary Essentials, 372 Atlantic Ave., Boerum Hill, 718-522-1804, theprimaryessentials.com Uhuru, 185 Van Dyke St., Red Hook, 718-855-6519, uhurudesign.com Wanderlustre, 262 Court St., Cobble Hill, 718-3018473 wanderlustre.com

Wilcoxson Brooklyn Ceramics, 69A West St., Greenpoint, 612-875-3846, wilcoxsonbrooklynceramics. com World Market, 850 Third Ave., Sunset Park, 929-3972906, worldmarket.com Yú Interiors, 15 Greene Ave., Fort Greene, 718-2375878, yuinteriors.com BRONX, UPSTATE NEW YORK, AND NASSAU COUNTY Alicia Adams Alpaca, 3262 Franklin Ave., Millbrook, 845-868-3366, aliciaadamsalpaca.com Elizabeth Pash Interiors & Antiques, 94 Forest Ave., Locust Valley, 516-277-1551, elizabethpash.com Foley & Cox Home, 317 Warren St., Hudson, 518828-3210, foleyandcox home.com FRG Objects and Design/ Art, 217 Warren St., 2nd fl., Hudson, 646-483-9109, frgdesignart.com Gestalt New York, 614 Warren St., Hudson, 646-3894177, gestaltnewyork.com Hundred Mile, 6417

Montgomery St., Rhinebeck, 845-516-4522, 100mileny.com Karkula, 24 Upper Main St., Callicoon, 212-645-2216 Kea Carpet & Kilims, 238 Warren St., Hudson, 917952-1654, keacarpets andkilims.com Meg Braff Designs, 92 Forest Ave., Locust Valley, 516-801-4939, megbraff designs.com Michael Robbins, 212 Main St., Germantown, 315-7618010, mchlrbbns.com Minna, 421 Warren St., Hudson, 518-697-5638, minna-goods.com Nest Inspired Home, 20 Purchase St., Rye, 914-9216378, nestinspiredhome.com New York Botanical Garden Shop, 2900 Southern Blvd., Bronx, 718817-8869, nybgshop.org TapeMeasure, 18 Washington Ave., Pleasantville, 914-769-6421, tapemeasuredesign.com Tent New York, 4950 Rte. 22, Amenia, 845-789-1837, tentnewyork.com The Printery, 43 W. Main St., Oyster Bay, 516-9223250, iprintery.com

Orior flat-fold dining chair, October 2021 11 Harrison St., NYC, 646-454-0964, oriorfurniture.com.

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Listings with phone numbers are located in New York City, unless indicated otherwise.

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NYC&G is proud to publish the work of top-tier architects, interior designers, landscape architects and designers, builders and contractors, and artists and artisans. Herewith, a list of the industry professionals who graced our pages throughout the past year.

ARCHITECTS Alexander F. Sipkes East Hampton 917-536-1005 Angela Inzerillo Design Bridgehampton 516-978-1619 aihamptons.com Carlos David 646-868-8092 carlosdavid.com Gabellini Sheppard 212-388-1700 gabellinisheppard.com Kushner Studios 212-965-0914 kushnerstudios.com Matthew R. Dougherty Architect New Canaan, CT 203-296-4669 mrdarchitect.com Michael Jay Wallin Roslyn Heights 631-271-7344 architectwallin.com Pliegogg pliegogg.com Rosamund A. Young Scarsdale 914-419-6616 rosamundyoung.com Siyu Liu Southampton 631-875-6234 siyuliuarchitect.com FROM “AMERICAN BEAUTY,” OCTOBER 2021. PHOTOGRAPH BY PETER MURDOCK.

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THE LIST INTERIOR DESIGNERS Alexa Hampton 212-753-4110 alexahampton.com Arcila-Duque Furniture Interiors arciladuque.com Arthur Golabek East Hampton 347-731-3826 arthurgolabek.com

BP2 Interiors Southampton 917-861-8603 bp2interiors.com Brady Design, Inc. Southampton 631-283-3111 bbradydesign.com Cari Berg Interior Design Los Angeles 310-245-8823 cariberginteriordesign.com

TOP TO BOTTOM: MICHAEL PARTENIO (MAY/JUNE 2021), RAQUEL LANGWORTHY (MAY/JUNE 2019)

ASH Staging 212-518-3153 ashstaging.com

Avery Frank Designs Richmond, VA 804-240-1659 averyfrank.com

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Carlos David 646-868-8092 carlosdavid.com Clodagh Design 212-780-5300 clodagh.com Courtney Sempliner Designs courtneysempliner.com Dominick Rotondi Designs 212-288-4971 dominickrotondidesigns. com Dove Design Studio Palm Beach

561-268-2647 jimdovedesign.com Ghislaine Viñas 212-219-7678 ghislainevinas.com Heiberg Cummings 212-337-2030 hcd3.com Jennifer Pacca Interiors Wyckoff, NJ 201-722-8540 jenniferpaccainteriors.com K. A. Murphy Interiors Manhasset 917-848-0458 kamurphyinteriors.com

DESIGNSTOPS MUST-HAVES FOR THE DESIGN-OBSESSED SHOPPER

THE LINEN SHOP

As a purveyor of luxury linens and home furnishings since 1974, The Linen Shop is known for exceptional quality, unparalleled choice and personalized service.

203.972.0433 thelinenshopct.com

SPECIAL PROMOTION

THE LIST Libby Langdon Interiors 212-501-0785 libbylangdon.com Lucy Cuneo lucycuneo.com Max ID NY maxidnystore.com Melanie Roy Design 646-858-6321 melanieroydesign.com Michel Smith Boyd Atlanta 404-402-4224 michelsmithboyd.com Scott Formby Design scottformby.com Sea Green Designs Southampton 631-259-3612 seagreendesignsllc.com

Katherine Elizabeth Designs North Barrington, IL 847-381-9892 kedinteriors.com Kerri Pilchik Design Ridgewood, NJ 646-831-8070 kerripilchikdesign.com L Tutun Interiors Rye 914-772-3614 lauratutuninteriors

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TOP TO BOTTOM: AARON THOMPSON (MAY/JUNE 2019), PETER KUBILUS (NOVEMBER 2019)

Kate Singer Home Huntington 631-261-8376 katesingerhome.com

Spaciality 212-633-0066 spacialityinc.com

The Rinfret Group Roslyn 516-426-1909 therinfretgroup.com

The Warehouse Raleigh, NC 919-235-0030 thewarehouseinteriors. com Thom Filicia Inc. 212-736-6454 thomfilicia.com

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS Interior Foliage Design Woodside 718-784-4527 Interiorfoliage.com Louis Benech louisbenech.com

Terraservice Landscaping Brookhaven 631-286-1054

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Aran Construction East Hampton 631-324-3300 araninc.com Dutchess Cabinets of New York Yonkers 914-969-8328 dcnewyork.net EC Builders Rye 914-879-4003 ecbuildersinc.com

DESIGNSTOPS SPECIAL PROMOTION

MICK HALES (NOVEMBER 2016)

MUST-HAVES FOR THE DESIGN-OBSESSED SHOPPER

WOODSTOCK INN & RESORT

The Woodstock Inn & Resort is a year-round destination cherished for its preservation of New England history, elegance, and abundant Vermont adventures. 855.746.6728 / woodstockinn.com

THE LIST MJM Associates Construction 646-974-5500 mjmcontracting.com

ARTISTS AND ARTISANS Amy Heywood Art amyheywood.com Elisabetta Bellu Bellport 631-740-1742 elisabettabelluofficial. com L’Acquolina Pasta Southampton 914-536-1419 mouthwateringpasta.com Les Créations Messagères creationsmessageres. com

Rory Conway Paint Finishes East Hampton 631-219-9300 roryconwaypaintfinishes. com

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Nancy Winarick nancywinarick.com

MICK HALES (NOVEMBER 2016)

INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

Alisberg Parker Architects ............................................................... 76

LTW Design .....................................................................................54

Architectural Grille ............................................................................10

Melanie Roy Design ........................................................................ 56

Bilotta Kitchen & Home ..................................................................... 2

Orrick & Company ...........................................................................15

Calico .............................................................................................. 21

Pamela Lerner Home & Design ....................................................... 23

California Closets .............................................................................. 1

Ring’s End ....................................................................................... 58

Cancos Tile & Stone ........................................................................14

Robert A. Cardello Architects......................................................... 112

Carlisle Wide Plank Floors .............................................................. 40

Seventy Acres, LLC........................................................................... 8

Clarity Home Interiors ..................................................................... 42

Shope Reno Wharton ..................................................................... 80

Corcoran ........................................................................................... 4

Stone Source Home ........................................................................19

Design Within Reach ........................................................................17

Studio Dearborn ............................................................................. 60

Elissa Grayer Interior Design ........................................................... 44

Tent New York ................................................................................. 62

Finelines Interiors............................................................................. 46

The Linen Shop ..............................................................................107

Frette ...............................................................................................11

Third Street South ........................................................................... 25

Gary DePersia, The Corcoran Group................................................. 6

West | Out East.................................................................................13

Haver & Skolnick Architects..............................................................12

Woodstock Inn & Resort ............................................................... 109

Hobbs, Inc. ..................................................................................... 78

xerø Group ...................................................................................... 64

JennAir ............................................................................................ 48

Yankee Custom Builders ................................................................. 82

Jolie Korek & Company................................................................... 50 Liebherr Appliances ........................................................................ 52 Louis Fusco Landscape Architects.................................................. 92

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