The former tech engineer casts scented candles in bronze the old-fashioned way.
Author: Photographs by Doug Young
"Why should I make something neutral?" asks the faux-flora designer.
Their tentative startup has blossomed into a thriving business.
In her Bellport atelier, Bellu dresses for success.
At her home in Wainscott, Lauder celebrates life’s pleasures with her friends.
On the North Fork, Peripont pursues his passion with rigorous devotion.
In light of their new Sag Harbor home, this couple decided to celebrate in style.
Once a contestant on Survivor, Nicole Delma finds a new career with nature.
The fairytale setting is infused with Peloponnesian flavors and flair.
The sisters pay homage to their Antique roots while spreading a little island cheer.
Find beauty in letting Mother Nature run free.
The owner, Ursula XVII, truly perfects the art of making chocolate.
Harris Allen plumbs the depths of Great Peconic Bay.
A Culinary event proprietress and an interior designer team up to create a Thanksgiving feast redolent of the vibrant colors and rich flavors of India.
Michael Drury got into the jewelry making business is a most practical and adorable way: When he needed a gift for his wife.
This coastal craft is a lost art that few excel at, making Spacek a Hamptons gem.
Lauren Thayer Weiss and Erin Dickson, the sisters behind Thayer’s Hardware & Patio, join forces with Joey Wölffer to reimagine the popular wine stand at Sagaponack’s Wölffer Estate Vineyard.
Get to know a Amagansett who is fired up about experimenting with different pottery methods.
Kris Fuchs, brand ambassador of luxury tea company Tea Forté, pours on the charm at an afternoon fête for 14 girlfriends.
To celebrate her 15th anniversary as the owner of East Hampton’s Baker House 1650 hotel, native Peruvian Antonella Bertello throws a festive party that celebrates her country’s colorful heritage and deep traditions.
These hand-crafted leather accessories are made to be exposed to the elements.
For Haining, one man's trash truly is another's treasure. The woodworker makes sculptural vessels, light fixtures, and table bases out of discarded wood that he salvages from water towers, lumberyards, and New York City dumpsters.
Astrid de Saint Anthost created textiles for Chanel, Dior, and Vera Wang during her decades-long career in fashion and now she makes masterpieces for the home.