Autumn Equinox September has brought with it shorter days reminding us the Autumn equinox is on its way. A colorful new month in New York City marks the most prominent cultural art institutions' seasonal openings. This including Metropolitan Opera, New York City Ballet, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Theater Openings. Additionally, annual events such as the 11 days San Gennaro Continue Reading
Freshome covers interior design ideas, home decorating photos and pictures, home design, and contemporary world architecture new for your inspiration. Latest News on Design and Architecture: Porthole Windows: "They're Not Just for Ships and Boats" by Terri Williams. Porthole windows are standard on ships and boats. However, they’re now showing up in residential homes. And Continue Reading
Featured In Realtor.com is a real estate listings website operated by the News Corporation subsidiary Move, Inc. Realtor.com is the largest website in the United States for real estate listings and boasts over 50 Million monthly readers. Realtor.com article by Terry Williams "What Does 'Move-in Ready' Mean? 7 Characteristics you should Expect to See provides some insight into what buyers Continue Reading
Summering Out East Kicking off August, we have a special edition of Culturally Inclined, which focuses on Montauk and Amagansett. It features various events and activities to enjoy starting this weekend and throughout the summer. Head east to traverse the rugged natural coast to dream and recharge before summer concludes. No better place to watch the sunset cascade into the Sound than Continue Reading
Featured In Freshome Freshome covers interior design ideas, home decorating photos and pictures, home design, and contemporary world architecture new for your inspiration. Latest News on Design and Architecture: "Incorporating Dome Ceilings in Your Home's Design" by Terri Williams spotlights Dome Ceilings to add architectural interest to a room. "A dome Continue Reading
Partnership July has brought summer to us! And in full New York City fashion, we have the excitement of heatwaves and thunderstorms. As a respite, this special summer edition of Culturally Inclined focuses on The Hamptons and features various events and activities to partake in this weekend and throughout the season. You may not know that Warburg has a partnership with Saunders Continue Reading
This month's Culturally Inclined features Hells Kitchen aka Clinton and what better way to beat the heat than to pop in and out of the many car dealerships along Eleventh Avenue or take in some Broadway theater and fine dining the area has to offer. Inspiration abounds, Hells Kitchen is sandwiched between two of the city's premier shopping destinations: Hudson Yards and Columbus Continue Reading
Curb Appeal sells. Our first visual impression about a home is formed within 30 seconds and it’s the exterior photo or a drive by that makes the judgement. That is why homeowners should have a Master Plan to enhance the desirability of the exterior of the home. Home Buyer’s consistently rank outdoor spaces and privacy as one of the top features they are looking for. So, creatively expanding the Continue Reading
Apartment Therapy - Lifestyle and interior design community sharing design lessons, DIY how-tos, shopping guides and expert advice for creating a happy, beautiful home. “You may not have a green thumb, but that’s no reason to let your yard become an eyesore. Not only will maintaining your lot keep your neighbors happy, landscaping can actually also help boost your home’s Continue Reading
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