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Summer 2013 issue »
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Must-Have Home & Garden Accents for Summer 2013Summer shelves are stocked with bright pops of color, modern furnishings, and ethnic motifs in fabrics and accessories. |
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Jean Nonna’s Fairytale Garden in PleasantvilleThough her property is no larger than one-and-a-quarter acres, Nonna’s lush gardens are packed with a wide variety of carefully curated plants. |
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Entertaining AlfrescoPools, pergolas, cabanas, and more great ways to up your outdoor style quotient |
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An Artist’s Touch: Pierre and Anne de Villeméjane’s Scardale HomeSculptor and painter Anne de Villeméjane’s vision for her family’s home leaned towards a contemporary vibe, executed flawlessly with a serene aesthetic and the couple’s collection of various... |
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Determining the "Best of Everything Design" in Westchester; Plus: Submit Your Project to Westchester Home's Third Annual Design Contest (Editor's Letter)A word from Westchester Home Executive Editor, Nancy L. Claus |
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Three Best Cocktail Recipes Using a Muddler, Courtesy of James Bumbery of Pour in Mount KiscoIn a muddle: James Bumbery of Pour and his go-to tool for mixing cocktails. |
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International Surfacing Brand Cosentino Opens Showroom in Mount KiscoThe 25,000-plus-square-foot facility gives consumers and trade professionals a hands-on, interactive experience with the full portfolio of Cosentino products. |
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New Rochelle’s John Reverol Opens Reverol & Co. Contemporary ArtThe minimalist gallery highlights emerging and established artists whose media include paper, paintings, encaustic, and installations. |
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Patricia O’Shaughnessy’s Resale Treasures Consignment Shop Opens OnlineThe Bronxville interior designer’s online consignment shop features hand-selected and high-end furnishings from local homeowners. |
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How to Properly Store and Serve Red and White WinesTo ensure that you’re getting the best out of your wines all year long, consider an investment in wine storage units that regulate temperature, light and other factors. |
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Handling the Clutter That’s Left Behind in an Empty-Nester’s HomeNo matter where the kids go, the stuff always manages to stay. |
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