Feature Galleries

	Title	Issue
	Interior Designer Karen Howes makes a Georgian-style Greenwich residence a unique and one-of-a-kind family home Image Gallery "It's the first impression and the last impression that people remember about a home," says interior designer Karen Howes, founder of the London-based firm Taylor Howes, who made the entry (and everything else) in a Greenwich Residence memorable. by Mindy Pantiel photographs by Tom Sullivan	September 2012
	Stellar Stelle Image Gallery Bridgehampton-based Stelle Architects settled sibling rivalry between two brothers when the youngest decided to build a home of his own for him and his family. The team built a modern waterfront escape overlooking serene Mecox Bay. by Craig Kellogg photographs by Rick Lew	August 15 2012
	The House That Jaffe Built Image Gallery Prolific and talented, architect Norman Jaffe built dozens of unconventional modernist homes on the South Fork from 1968 to 1989. A master of the dramatic gesture, he established his practice in Bridgehampton in 1967. by Cara Greenberg photographs by Michael Donnelly	August 15 2012
	Modern Romance Image Gallery “Modern” is not the first description that comes to mind upon viewing a portfolio of homes designed by architect Stuart Disston. by Steele Thomas Marcoux photographs by Peter Murdock	August 15 2012
	Arc de Triumph Image Gallery Like so many of today’s long-distance love affairs, this one started on the Internet. Contemplating a move across the country from Portland, Oregon, Robert Stansel and Tammy Marek began to shop for properties online. by Craig Kellogg photographs by Tim Williams	August 15 2012
	Getting It White Image Gallery and professor, met art gallery owner Will Ameringer at a benefit in 2006, the two aesthetes were each living in large homes in East Hampton and growing tired of the upkeep. by James Servin photographs by Rick Lew	August 1 2012
	Bright Ideas Image Gallery To many Hamptons homeowners, the archetypal 1980s modern saltbox rarely requires more than hyper-streamlined interiors and minimal landscaping, but to Joseph and Mireya D’Angelo, personality counts most. written and styled by Barbara Dixon photographs by Anastassios Mentis	August 1 2012
	Silver Lining Image Gallery In 1998, Amelia and Dave Silver fell in love with an 1860s American colonial in the heart of Bridgehampton. But after living in the home for 12 years, they found themselves longing for a larger, more functional house. by Barbara Dixon photographs by Trevor Tondro	August 1 2012
	Sweet and Serene Image Gallery Unlike some interior designers, Greg Shano doesn’t shy away from the word “decorating.” In fact, the former vice president of design for Baby Gap, who abandoned a fashion career to pursue a degree at the New York School of Interior Design, embraces it. photographs by Tria Giovan	August 1 2012
	Modern Miracle Image Gallery By the time they’d been married for six years, Elizabeth and Jesse Gordon had already owned three houses on the North Fork. The first was a tiny beach house on the water, the second a Craftsman-style home in Greenport, and the third a large contemporary. written and styled by Pamela Abrahams photographs by Keith Scott Morton	July 15 2012