Design

There are those who put up artificial Christmas trees and those who won’t settle for anything less than the smell of a freshly cut tree in their living room. There is, however, a third option—a live Christmas tree.

More people than ever will be spending the holidays on the East End this year, and that means dressing up Hamptons homes more than ever for the season.

The East End-based van conversion company is booked out for six months by residents dropping an average $45,000 to $50,000 to transform their Mercedes Sprinter vans into lavish, albeit tiny, homes.

We realize not everyone’s bathroom looks like a spa, but here are a few we found that make give you some ideas for your next bathroom renovation.

The way we celebrate the holidays at home in 2020 is making a major shift, moving outdoors into the space traditionally reserved for summertime gatherings.

From the type of appliances to the accent lighting, you can be sure the design details in the kitchen are just as important as the ingredients that go into the food that are prepared there.

We bet unwinding in one of these luxurious bathrooms would help melt that post-election, COVID-fatigue stress.

From the type of appliances to the accent lighting, you can be sure the design details in the kitchen are just as important as the ingredients that go into the food that are prepared there.

“Our approach to design is about capturing the essence of an idea,” says Paul Masi of Bates Masi + Architects, winner of nearly 200 design awards since 2003.

“The environment, for me, is very important. Thinking about the environment, considering it, looking at it from different angles,” says Maziar Behrooz, whose firm mb_architecture has combined that embrace of local environs in a commitment to community-oriented projects as well as residential works in the Hamptons. A guest curator at the Parrish Museum of Art […]