Creating Heirloom Furniture from Connecticut Trees »
In the lobby of Suicide Six, one of America’s oldest ski resorts in South Pomfret, VT, Ryan Longfield asked the bartender who made the stool he was sitting... more
Men’s Spring Style – Ferrucci’s in New Haven »
“Ferrucci’s in New Haven - Where Tradition Meets Taste” Walking into New Haven’s Ferrucci’s, you’re greeted right away by all the proof you need... more
Boutique Freaque: A Store that Celebrates Unique »
Imagine a treasure chest full of all kinds of surprises — that’s Creations, a quaint gift shop in downtown Madison, CT selling a unique collection of items... more
Absolutely Adored »
Each piece is hand painted Stepping into Le Rouge by Aarti feels like you’ve entered a ruby toned jewel box. True to its name, splashes of red can be... more
Antiquing in the Litchfield Hills »
Located in northwestern Connecticut, Litchfield County is not only known for its rolling hills and natural beauty, but also for being a mecca for... more
Blurring the lines between sculpture & fine jewelry »
For 28-year-old jewelry designer and artist Nick DeDominicis, owner of Nick DeDo jewelry; art and sculpture are in his blood. After being drawn to art and... more
PEZ Candy, Halloween and Stranger Things »
Stranger Things are happening at the PEZ Factory in Orange! And by Stranger Things, I mean the hit Netflix series, which first aired in July of... more
The subtle genius of the small-town business »
A walk through picturesque Madison leaves pedestrians, no matter where they hail from, with a sense of such belonging that they could swear they’ve lived... more
Mexican Marvels at Milagro Café in Stonington »
Celebrating ten years in business, Stonington’s Milagro Café is a quaint Mexican eatery with authentic roots. Owner Martin Zavala hails from Mexico... more
Stop and Smell the… Lavender! »
It all started with an intrinsic question from Denise Salafia to her inner self, ‘How can I make the world a more beautiful place?’ This simple, yet... more
As the Bowl Turns »
For Old Lyme resident Alan Todd, hand turning one of a kind wooden bowls has become more than just a hobby. Well known in his circle and beyond, Todd’s... more
The Lost Art of Handmade Tile »
It’s a ceramic tile collection inspired by art and crafted by hand. The charm of old world carving and design is brought back to life by Quemere... more
Rediscovering South Norwalk »
Hovering at a stoplight, overpassing the Norwalk River, I revel in the familiarity of South Norwalk and wonder what to uncover about this well-known... more
On the beach eats in Connecticut »
You’ll know you are there when your tires hit the sand. “Lenny’s on the Beach,” is not an exaggeration of a name: the restaurant is literally on the... more
Vintage rugs tell a story »
Vintage rugs tell a story. Not only a story about where it has been, but also a story of how it was made, and whose hands expertly crafted it. The intricacy... more
Let’s make a Blind date »
It may be cold outside, but you can add warmth to any room with window treatments. It’s a no brainer that a well-dressed window can make or break a... more
Tiling through Social Media »
Juxtaposing old school customer service, innovative social media fun and quality distinctive products, Tile America has linked up with Nicole White and Mike... more
Tracy Brent’s Tips and Trends »
A strong passions for analytics might not be a quality you expect from the owner of two popular women’s boutiques, but that’s part of what got Tracy Brent... more
An Art Oasis – Susan Powell Fine Art »
Successful collectors and gallery directors have an eye for creative vision—especially as it pertains to subject matter. On the Connecticut shoreline, this... more
