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Ceramist Jane D’Haene specializes in modern takes on late-18th-century Korean moon jars.

For the annual second Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse, presented by NYC&G and benefiting the Brooklyn Heights Association, 15 design firms transformed an 1820s wood-frame residence in the historic Brooklyn neighborhood.

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.

Get to know a Amagansett who is fired up about experimenting with different pottery methods.

For the fourth Holiday House Hamptons—a showhouse presented by HC&G that benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation—24 design firms unleashed their creative energy on a newly built 12,500-square-foot residence on 1.5 acres in Water Mill.

For the fourth Holiday House Hamptons—a showhouse presented by HC&G that benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation—24 design firms unleashed their creative energy on a newly built 12,500-square-foot residence on 1.5 acres in Water Mill.

What are your favorite style icons up to this summer?

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.

An unassuming East Hampton retreat gets a jolt of full-tilt personality.

An unassuming East Hampton retreat gets a jolt of full-tilt personality.

A revamped waterfront cottage in North Sea respects its natural surroundings.

A revamped waterfront cottage in North Sea respects its natural surroundings.

Gluckstein gutted the unit down to the concrete, allowing him to rethink everything from room configurations to materials and finishes.

Gluckstein gutted the unit down to the concrete, allowing him to rethink everything from room configurations to materials and finishes.

“I witnessed myself as a designer evolving and changing. It was very inspiring,” says decorator Jordan Carlyle of the lengthy project.

“I witnessed myself as a designer evolving and changing. It was very inspiring,” says decorator Jordan Carlyle of the lengthy project.

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.