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Magnificent Obsession: Lynne Kortenhaus
Printmaking, with its emphasis on technical expertise and opportunity for creative expression, is a never-ending source of pleasure for Lynne Kortenhaus.
Paper Trail: Will Holub
Will Holubâs art begins with paper, a medium whose fragility and resilience makes it the perfect vehicle for his meditations on the nature of life.
Controlled Burn: Artist Kathleen Kucka
Connecticut artist Kathleen Kuckaâs passion for her art runs hotâliterally.
Shingle Style in Westport, Connecticut
For boat lovers, what could be more appropriate than a waterfront
house designed to reference the sea and built to stand forever?
Five Questions: Gary Shafran Owner of L&M Custom Carpets and Rugs
Gary Shafran, owner of L&M Custom Carpets and Rugs, on the advantages of being a one-man operation.
Rising Star: Alina Wohlhardt
Designer Alina Wolhardt is the force behind the look and feel of some of Bostonâs most distinctive new condo buildings.
Five Questions: Jason and Mindy Sevinor
Jason and Mindy Sevinor, the brother-and-sister team from Designer Bath and Salem Plumbing Supply, on the latest in bath and kitchen design.
Double Vision: Ben and Aja Blanc
If you live and work together in a creative industry, inspiration can come when you least expect it. Maybe youâre on the back deck coloring with your two daughters when you realize youâve just sketched an
Artistry: Plein-Air Artist Nancy Friese
Nancy Frieseâs landscapes are more than snapshots of inspiring locations. She uses the term âcompositeâ to describe her technique: a blending of her feelings, interpretations, and memories of a place. A self-described
Coastal Glam in Southport
When life gives you lemons⌠you know how the rest goes. Truer words were never spoken when it comes to designer Mindy Schwarzâs home in the coastal hamlet of Southport. At 1,800 square feet, the cozy house is the
Five Questions: Brad Smith
1. How has home technology changed from the days when it was mostly security related? Weâve come so far! Todayâs home technology can integrate everything in a home from lighting to security to heating to
Stamford’s Waterside Design District
True, the âWatersideâ in its name does set an expectation that Stamfordâs newest design destination involves boardwalks and beach grass in addition to samples and swatches.
True Originals: Connecticut Furniture Makers
A tree that falls in the forest may not make a soundâbut let that same tree fall on a city street, and itâs likely to make a major statement. Particularly if it falls into the hands of Ted and Zeb
