Sandra Morgan of Sandra Morgan Interiors & Art Privé; Scott Soper, Principal at Soper Babcock Associates and Richard Rosano, Managing Director RR Builders, LLC talk to LOOK about what is to be expected in home design, building and renovation, as our world opens up again. Read More…

Everyone can think of at least one saving grace during the last five months, mine has been an email series called Health Talk and Healthy Bites that are produced by the owners of Mountain Trek, the award-winning hiking-based retreat, for their alumni. I was fortunate to be invited, two summers ago, to this fantastic hiking fitness retreat in British Columbia. Read More…

If you haven’t seen giraffes silently munching tree tops in the Serengeti, if you haven’t heard ice calving off a glacier, and if you haven’t had the joy of finding your way around a city where nobody speaks English—you’ve got lots of traveling ahead of you. Read More…

With coronavirus cases on the rise in many states and travel restrictions constantly changing, it’s challenging to navigate options for safe summer travel. If this observation from a travel advisor applies to you: “We have clients who have been to Luang Prabang but not the Grand Canyon or even Washington, DC,” check out these summer travel ideas from Delaware’s Chateau Country to beaches in Cape Cod and Virginia that are known mostly to locals. Read More…

A Tudor built with a touch of local quarried stone. The brothers, J. Alden and Quentin Twachtman were the architects of this Greenwich landmark home. Read More…

Six years ago, Joanne Berger-Sweeney became the 22nd president of Trinity College, marking many firsts: she was the first woman, the first African American, and first neuroscientist to lead this venerable Hartford institution. Read more…

Imagine living in the New York Public Library, millions of books keeping you company, cavernous rooms with fifty-foot ceilings, rare manuscripts by literary legends surrounding you in silent significance. For a bookworm, this might sound like a dream. And at one point in time, it was a reality. Read More…

Amy Poeppel has been a high school English teacher, an assistant director of admissions, and even appeared in an episode of America’s Most Wanted. Now, she sports a different title: that of best-selling author. Read More…

These days, celebrations might not look like what they used to, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be just as fun thanks to Hollywood Pop Gallery! Read More…

Purchase, NY is a town with plenty of history, from revolutionary war battle sites to colonial era homes and, more recently, MasterCard’s headquarters, a huge building designed by I.M. Pei in 1979. But within Purchase, NY, there is a place by the same name that also boasts its own storied past. Read More…

At C. Parker Gallery, the first priority is service. Tiffany Benincasa works with a varied clientele that includes homeowners and designers as well as collectors and corporate clients, and manages a diverse inventory to accommodate their needs. Read More…

The weather has turned and the beaches are open, which means summer reading lists are back! While we might not be ‘summering’ in the usual way these days, a good book is always en vogue, and Susie Orman Schnall’s latest novel, We Came Here to Shine, is a must-read for anyone looking to escape this summer. Read More…

It started with some handmade cards, mostly thank-you’s sent in the mail, hand drawn with a note inside. It was never meant to become a second career, just a creative outlet that evolved over time. But eventually, artist Nina Weld realized she had something special. Read More…