Where better to go than KLAFFS in Norwalk, CT when you want to find out what's trending when it comes to bath design? C>V sat down with C&G Media Group Editorial Director D.J. Carey and invited Christina S. Roughan of Roughan Interiors, Michelle Morgan Harrison of Morgan Harrison Home and Kelly Mittleman of…
Top interior designers spill on how to create interest in a neutral palette.
It loosely evokes the kind of Italian villas you might see lining the shores of Lake Como.
Phoebe Cole-Smith raises chickens, produces maple syrup and hosts farm-to-table dinners at her home in Weston.
Phoebe Cole-Smith raises chickens, produces maple syrup and hosts farm-to-table dinners at her home in Weston.
Dumitru wanted to highlight and celebrate the keen visual interest that can come by simply looking at what's out there.
Dumitru wanted to highlight and celebrate the keen visual interest that can come by simply looking at what's out there.
There's a private, protected dock for kayaks and paddleboards.
Says the designer, "It's quirky, organic and totally charming."
Says the designer, "It's quirky, organic and totally charming."
A hedgerow is trimmed to mimic the iconic argyle pattern Julian favored for his colorful sweaters.
The nearly 3,500-square-foot interiors offer green amenities too extensive to list.
It's commonly called Kidd Island after the pirate who used the highest point on the island to look out for British Navy ships.
It was once the summer home of Walter Sachs, grandson to the found of Goldman Sachs.
On the one-acre lot, Gottlieb built tennis and basketball courts.
The 2017 CTC&G IDA finalist landscape design projects came from Haver & Skolnick Architects, Wesley Stout Associates, Anne Penniman Associates LLC, Simon Johnson Garden & Landscape Design/Lear + Mahoney, and Louis Fusco Landscape Architects.
The 2017 CTC&G IDA finalist kitchen design projects came from Sage Design, Wheelock Design LLC with Alisberg Parker Architects, Carol Flanagan Interior Design LLC, Laura Kaehler Architects LLC, and Matthew Dougherty Architect, LLC.
The 2017 CTC&G IDA finalist bath design projects came from Sage Design, Beinfield Architecture with Clarity Home Interiors, Douglas Graneto Design, Rinfret Ltd. Design & Decoration, and Robert A. Cardello Architects.
The 2017 CTC&G IDA finalist architecture projects were built by Genovesi & Sons, Hobbs, Inc., Sabine's New House, Tier One Carpenter, and Wadia Associates.
The 2017 CTC&G IDA finalist product design projects came from Coastal Shower Doors, Griffin Lee Artisans, American Standard, Tidelli Outdoor Living, Linherr Hollingsworth LLC, A. Rudin, Brizo Kitchen & Bath Company, Delta Faucet, and The Original Lawn Furniture Co.
We asked a panel of area designers to judge the category of new products. They selected 10 picks, choosing the products they felt best exemplified innovative design. In addition, CTC&G readers voted on their favorite piece on www.cottagesgardens.com.
The 2017 CTC&G IDA finalist small spaces projects came from Austin Patterson Disstron Architects, Nautilus Architects, Douglas VanderHorn Architect, Linherr Hollingsworth LLC, and Laura Kaehler Architects LLC.
The Builder Recognition Award honored Tier 1, Hobbs, Inc. and Genovesi & Sons, Inc.
These kitchens are shining examples of innovation.
