North Fork Building Trends
The North Fork real estate market is unique in that it caters to buyers of all levels. From more affordable family homes to luxury builds, there is something for everyone and every budget. The market is also unique in that there really is no one particular style of home that can truly define North Fork architecture…
A Pattern Life
From a 1940s cottage in Southold, Stephanie Pinerio weaves fabulous
textiles by hand…
Local Saviors
If you’ve ever been to the Red Salvage Barn in Jamesport and come away …
In Bloom
Lisa Fireman Dorhout’s business card reads “Designer, Educator, …
Defining the Style of the North Fork
Interior design is a highly personal choice that doesn’t just define the characteristics of a home, but of the homeowner as well. The role of a designer is to …
Pantone Color of the Year
Come the end of the year, interior designers hold their breath in anticipation of an announcement that sets the tone for the year ahead: …
Feng Shui For Real Estate Success
Is Feng Shui a mystical practice, a science, or a form of magical thinking? For those real estate agents who put its principals into practice, it doesn’t really matter.
Taking it Up a Notch
The earliest form of wine storage was a clay jar, or amphora, buried in the earth. The first primitive wine cellar was no more than a hole in the ground. During the time of the Roman Empire
Architectural Trends
North Fork Real Estate Showcase sat down with three local architects for a Q&A Roundtable. We spoke with Mark Schwartz, the Principal Architect of Mark Schwartz & Associates; Tom Samuels of Samuels & Steelman Architects
The Midas Touch
For years the go-to metal tone of choice was silver. Think polished chrome, as de rigueur in a Hamptons kitchen as a Braun coffee maker. But the modern kitchens and bathrooms so prevalent here now beg for a measure of warmth.
