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Hamptons Reno: Shoestring Lighting Buys
LET THERE BE MORE LIGHT, said the new owner of the meagerly electrified beach house, and so Tom the electrician came and upgraded the situation over a period of two days — installing dedicated circuits for the fridge, stove, and … Continue reading
Posted in HAMPTONS, LONG ISLAND, REAL ESTATE/INVESTING, RENOVATION
Tagged Animal Rescue Fund, ARF, Bridgehampton, casement, casement fasteners, East Hampton, electrical, jelly jar sconce, Ladies Village Improvement Society, landscape lighting, latches, lighting, lighting fixtures, locks, low-budget, LVIS, outlet, reno, Restoration Hardware, Revco, Riverhead, Springs, Suffolk Designer Lighting, Tanger Mall, West Elm
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Adventures in Cottage Living
MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS RECENTLY in my humble East Hampton cottage. I’ve managed to turn a drab 1930s stick rattan sofa, above, with no cushions, into comfortable seating for my screened porch. All it took was three days wielding a paintbrush (this … Continue reading
Posted in COTTAGE LIVING, LONG ISLAND
Tagged 1930s, Benjamin Moore, Bridgehampton, cottage, COTTAGE LIVING, cushions, East Hampton, paint, porch, rattan, refrigerator, Restoration Hardware, Sailor Sea Blue, screened porch, Smeg, sofa, Springs
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Elke’s Terrace: Made in the Shade
THIS SPRING, IF YOU SPOT A WOMAN in a flower-covered hat pushing a red shopping cart full of plants around downtown Brooklyn, it’s probably my friend Elke. A true gardener like Elke, whose outdoor space is a 15’x25′ terrace behind … Continue reading
Posted in BROOKLYN, GARDENS & GARDENING
Tagged ailanthus, begonias, Borough Hall, Brooklyn Heights, Bruno's Housewares, caladiums, cast iron urns, compost heap, container plants, corkscrew plant, dusty miller, ferns, fish emulsion, garden, Gowanus Nursery, GRDN, Greenmarket, hibiscus, jasmine, moonflower, morning glory, passionflower, Red Hook, Restoration Hardware, rosemary topiaries, sweet potato vine, tender plants, terrace, trellises
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