Photo Galleries

	Title	Issue
	The latest inspirations for design projects, large and small by Kelsey Romanelli and Emily Sabia	March 2013
	Waterworks’s co-founders Barbara and Robert Sallick re-create history in a Danbury “antique” Image Gallery With meticulous attention to detail, their 1960s Colonial was lovingly—and intelligently—put together with every detail from the floorboards to the windows from the 18th century. by Alexa Stevenson photographs by George Ross	March 2013
	Housewright Skip Broom renovates a home made from an 18th-century blacksmith shop Image Gallery Paula and Mark Archie, owner of Mark Inc., remodel their Lyme antique into a 21st-century family home loaded with character, charm and plenty of living space. by Sarah Firshein photography by David Heald	March 2013
	Michael Bagley transforms a Manhattan penthouse into a modern abode Image Gallery High atop New York's legendary police building, Michael Bagley of MB Designers creates an elegant living scheme that works for a busy 21st-century family. Still retaining its original brick walls, the space now acts as a casual family crash pad, complete with a grand piano for impromptu recitals. by Bianca Bufi photographs by Ariadna Bufi styled by Miriam Llorens	March 2013
	Changes come to Martha Stewart’s “Turkey Hill” Image Gallery How do you improve on the former home of the Western world’s queen of domestic arts? Bring in architect John Fifield of Fifield Piaker Elman for a master plan designed to expand the house yet maintain its integrity and improve its relationship to the land. by Suzanne Gannon photographs by Keith Scott Morton	March 2013
	the HOST photographs by Mick Hales	March 2013
	the FEAST photographs by Mick Hales	March 2013
	the SETTING photographs by Mick Hales	March 2013
	Design Stops Cutting edge objects to buy & love	March 2013
	Celerie Kemble of Kemble Interiors brings a Gothic NYC structure back to life Image Gallery Designer Celerie Kemble is known for her independent spirit, whimsical design sensibility, and creative panache. On a tight deadline, Kemble was able to magically transform a Manhattan apartment circa 1927 into a lush and luxurious space using all of her New York resources. by Alexa Stevenson photographs by Pieter Estersohn	March 2013