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Designer Meg Braff Transformed a ’60s-Era Long Island Ranch Into a Colorful Dream Home (opens the original)
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Color is conversation, and a lively one at that for Long Island–based designer Meg Braff, who just released her new design book Gracious Interiors: Thoughtful Decorating for Beautiful Living. Eavesdrop on the vibrant dialogue between rooms of her renovated Locust Valley, Long Island, home, and you’ll see why. There’s a whisper of soft apricot across the living room, the tony banter of peacock blue echoing from the butler’s pantry to the kitchen, and the mirthful shout of chartreuse from a not-so
Experts Are Urging You to Tackle These 10 Garden Chores—Before August Ends (opens the original)
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Labor Day is on the horizon, and summer’s slow, lazy days are ramping back up to fall speed. Vacation may be over, but unfortunately, the garden missed the message to chill out while you were gone. The annuals are leggy, vines have gone bonkers, and weeds, well, they’re having a heyday. There’s a temptation to ignore the garden’s late-summer unruliness and just hold on for the change of season, when cooler temps will make gardening a pleasure again. But as these gardening pros tell us, don’t sle
You'd Never Guess This Cinematic English Garden Was Once a Coal Canal Site (opens the original)
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A stately English manor and Star Wars may not seem to have much in common. That changed when two former set builders bought Caisson House, the 1815 headquarters of Somerset Coal Canal Company. For Phil and Amanda Honey, the move from London to this valley south of Bath marked a return to their bucolic roots. “I grew up a 10-minute walk away. I used to play on these grounds,” Phil says. He and Amanda, a farm girl and professional garden designer who joined her husband’s company creating greenery
This Enchanting, 25-Acre New Jersey Garden Looks Like a Medieval Village Come to Life (opens the original)
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Janet Mavec remembers her first visit to her then-boyfriend’s property in rural New Jersey. The historic farm, once the home of the publisher of the Nancy Drew series, seduced her with its rolling hills and meandering paths, and its vast but disorderly gardens (or what could be gardens), all hugged by dense woodlands. “If you ever need any help here …” Mavec told him, swooning over not just the grounds but their outdoorsy owner, now her husband. “Little did I imagine,” she adds, laughing, having
This Centuries-Old Italian Olive Grove Honors the Wild Beauty of the Mediterranean Landscape (opens the original)
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Southern Italy feels like home to Peter Amann and Gundula Anders, Munich residents who have spent the last decade or so caring for a centuries-old olive grove in the Cilento region. “It seems strange, but the Mediterranean landscape feels like a bridge to my childhood, surrounded by Latin language and Roman influences,” Amann says. He, a botanical researcher–turned–cultural tour operator and travel-guide author, and Anders, a vocal instructor, share a love of gardening. “But not the typical Ital
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