HC&G’s Innovator Award honoree for 2023–24 transforms a modern marvel into a repository of work by women artists and makers.
Author: Heather Buchanan
The onetime staff quarters for a historic hotel puts on a stunning second act.
In her new Hamptons home, the designer stays true to her mantra of "beautiful, but livable."
At his own house on Gardiners Bay, Scott Sanders reaches for the sky.
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Three top design professionals join forces to create a dreamy vision in East Hampton.
Tucked behind a well-trod Southampton thoroughfare, a late-1800s Village structure marches proudly into the 21st century.
A fashion aesthete and bon vivant carves out his own piece of history out East.
In Westhampton Beach, Arianne de Kwiatkowski turns a centuries-old barn into a family-friendly crash pad.
Overlooking the Peconic River, this home stays true to its historic past.
In Bridgehampton, Gwen Whiting gives a 1920s cottage a sparkling finish.
A couple in the fashion industry breathes new life into a 1927 Colonial Revival.
In a historic Sag Harbor neighborhood, a forward-thinking couple puts modern on the map.
Bill Cummings and Bernt Heiberg share their newest design project: Their home.
For this house, the winds of change began to blow more than two centuries ago.
Artist Michele D’Ermo paints herself into a sweet little corner of East Hampton.
A six-acre spread in Southampton’s estate section embraces the nature that surrounds it.
In Northwest Woods, Modern NetZero designs a house that pulses with positive energy.
After an impulse buy in East Hampton, a Manhattan couple settles in for the long haul.
Nearly 30 years after the death of Springs artist Costantino Nivola, his spirit still soars.
In Southampton, a creative couple builds a home as vivid as their imaginations.
Architect Roger Ferris designs a Bridgehampton home surrounded by trees, meadows, and sky
In Shelter Island Heights, Mallory Samson gives a glam update to a stunner from times gone by.
The interiors evolved with the help of designer Jack Deamer, a good friend who, along with the owners, describes the project as a joyous process.
Just as Michael O’Neill’s portraits keep artifice to a bare minimum, so does his home.
Industrial designer Miles Jaffe undertakes a renovation and expansion of a Water Mill modern originally built in 1975 by his architect father.
Entertainment industry legend Dick Cavett says farewell to his beloved Montauk home, known as "Tick Hall."
Painter David Kratz, who is the president of the New York Academy of Art, and his husband, Greg Unis, the CEO of Victoria's Secret Beauty, enjoy a life well lived in a home well loved.
In Sag Harbor, decorator David Kleinberg creates a dreamy landing pad for a world diplomat and traveler.
Called the "Green House," Roger Ferris's contemporary gem is a state-of-the-art model of modern living.
On Davis Creek in Southampton, Tim Davis and his wife Susan built their family's forever home.
Toni Ross's home and studio exude comfort, warmth and elegance.
A telling clue to the Swedish mindset is the popular word lagom, which roughly translates to “everything in moderation,” meaning anything flashy or boastful doesn’t fly. Most Swedes would be appalled not only at the American McMansion, but even at the very notion of ensuite bedrooms and baths. For Kristina and Tommy Lindhe, the owners of the home accessories and fashion firm Lexington Company, their house in Bromma, an attractive suburb of Stockholm, might be modest in size, but it’s vastly rich in family history and importance.
A telling clue to the Swedish mindset is the popular word lagom, which roughly translates to “everything in moderation,” meaning anything flashy or boastful doesn’t fly. Most Swedes would be appalled not only at the American McMansion, but even at the very notion of ensuite bedrooms and baths. For Kristina and Tommy Lindhe, the owners of the home accessories and fashion firm Lexington Company, their house in Bromma, an attractive suburb of Stockholm, might be modest in size, but it’s vastly rich in family history and importance.