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Charlotte Moss loves to entertain and believes setting the table is part of everyday decorating. Moss’s new book (her tenth!), Charlotte Moss Entertains, showcases tablescapes she has created with breathtaking combinations of china, tableware, linens and floral arrangements. Beyond that, she shares tips on music, seating and menus, as well as several of her own entertaining … Read more

Martha Stewart doesn’t rest on her laurels. Her empire reaches 100 million consumers and her branded products can be found in more than 70 million households. She’s won 19 Emmys for her TV programs and in 2016 she executive produced and hosted the instantly popular Martha and Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party on VH1 starring Stewart … Read more

“As a child growing up, my family had a farm in Pennsylvania. My exposure to farming has been my entire life, so the desire and decision to return to it was a natural one,” Elizabeth Eakins says. She and her husband, Jerry Wigglesworth, bought 240-acres in his native Kansas 15 years ago, where they raise … Read more

Get new ideas for freshening your home with furniture, artwork and more, inspired by locales from the city to the country. Photo Inspiration: Monterosso Umbrellas, Cinque Terre, by Gray Malin Items (Clockwise from top right): Janus et Cie, Arbor daybed, to the trade; Serena & Lily Market coffee table, $498; Gray Malin Cinque Terre acrylic … Read more

2018 Design Market Honoree Over the last three decades, the name Cindy Rinfret—principal designer of Rinfret, Ltd.—has become synonymous with Greenwich, CT, style. She not only wrote the book on it—she wrote two. Both published by Rizzoli, the first, Classic Greenwich Style, hit well-curated coffee tables in 2006 and the sequel, Greenwich Style: Inspired Family … Read more

Design Market 2018 Honoree “A house is a framework for living, not simply a nostalgic facade or a consumerist big box container,” says architect Joeb Moore. This philosophy means that his ideal client is someone who is interested in taking some risks and is open to the design process, to discovering and learning through an … Read more

Davenport Contracting has been in business for over 35 years and provides a suite of services including pre-construction estimating and budgets, and fixed bid and construction management. They give individualized attention to every project—be it a cottage or an estate. A collaborative environment includes the client, architect, interior designer and Davenport crew. Davenport Home, a … Read more

Here’s what our previous Design Market Honorees are talking about now, from material trends to developments in technology. If you could design a house for anyone (historical or living), who would it be for, and why? “Elon Musk, a true modern visionary.”—Rich Granoff “That’s such a fun question; one person that comes to mind is … Read more

Homes are meant to be lived in and interiors should reflect what’s important to the people who live in the space, according to Christina Roughan of Roughan Interior Design in Weston, CT. Her clients—in Fairfield County and NYC, as well as farther flung locales like London, LA, Palm Beach and Nantucket—seek her out because of … Read more

In the 6th annual Design Market Digest, learn about this year’s amazing honorees, including textile designer Elizabeth Eakins, architect Joeb Moore and interior designer Cindy Rinfret. Eakins is an icon in the textile industry, renowned for both her handmade natural fiber rugs and her commitment to global suitability (proof: she established her own sheep farm … Read more

Meet the ultimate partners in home design. This color combo is bold, enduring and always looks hip. BLACK Kelly Wearstler Midnight Tide artwork, $4,500, and Roxbury Console, $11,385, kellywearstler.com (opening image) Clockwise from top: Oomph Westport mirror, $2,625, Greenwich, CT, oomphhome.com; The Lacquer Company John Derian oval tray, $575, thelacquercompany.com; Baccarat Zenith chandelier by Philippe Starck, price on … Read more

When I was introduced to weaving at eleven years old at a Carnegie Mellon University summer program, it was like someone opening a door,” says Elizabeth Eakins. “I was a quiet and very visual child and the involvement with fiber, texture and color was just magic for me. It was a natural fit and became … Read more