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Month: May 2012
Sneak Peek: Time Passages
By Jared Ainscough Bunny Harvey‘s paintings are inspired by nature. She paints sprawling landscapes as well as smaller details of…
Design in Depth: Hartford Show House Shown
By Stacy Kunstel Last weekend the Junior League of Hartford‘s 12th Decorator Show House closed. If you didn’t have a…
Rosalia Sanni: Water in the Landscape
We can’t exist without water. It’s a vital element to life. But our relationship to water goes well beyond basic…
What, When, Where: The Colors of Summer
By Kara Lashley Shell pink, cool aqua, sunny yellow, marsh grass green…doesn’t the mere thought of that palette transport you…
Editor’s Miscellany: Festive Fabrics
By Kyle Hoepner As we head into Memorial Day, it’s impossible not to be thinking about light summer style. And…
Designer Snapshot: No Boundaries
By Paula M. Bodah Much of Kim Deetjen’s work as director of the interiors studio for the Burlington, Vermont, architecture…
Jennifer Mehditash: Touchy Feely Design
Spring brings not only sunshine and flowers, but also a crazy time for interior designers. So many shows, trade fairs, markets–you…
Notes from the Field: Pink and Green Past
By Karin Lidbeck Brent In the late 1960s, when I was ten, I experienced my first taste of decorating. My…
Friday Favorites 5/18/2012
Jared Ainscough, Assistant Art Director Candles are an often-overlooked design element, and I think it is their standard shape that…
Sneak Peek: Individual Touch
By Jared Ainscough The artist’s hand is ever-present in every work of art–even if some artists spend years honing their…
Design in Depth: Having a Ball
By Stacy Kunstel A few weeks ago I attended the Greenwich chapter of the American Red Cross’s annual Red and…
Rosalia Sanni: Sculpture in the Landscape
Bringing art outside to the garden makes a lasting impression. The result can be sublime and inspiring, and in an…
Lake Effect
Rob Dean had a problem. This one, however, didn’t involve a demanding client or rotted sills. It was a problem…
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