Cottages & Gardens

Connecticut Gets Colorful & New York Gets Kendell

Feb. 9, 2012

We love Connecticut Cottages & Gardens' Editorial director DJ Carey's lively curatorial eye in the February issue as she explores Bold & Bright carpet designs. It is hard to look through it and not feel inspired. Plus, we spy Joseph Carini's new Hot Pink Zebra top row center! 

The design community is super excited, too, about the upcoming launch of New York Cottages & Gardens with univerally beloved and highly respected editor Kendell Cronstrom at the helm. Kendell is also the editor in chief of Hamptons Cottages & Gardens, and has had turns at some other top shelter and lifestyle publications, always with a keen eye for what inspires and what works in home design at the highest level.

I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Cottages & Gardens CEO and Publications Director Marianne Howatson and Kendell, and they are truly up to big things. Sad to report, I have zero scoop on the contents of the first issue, which they are keeping tightly under wraps for now. I am looking forward to the pre-launch party of the debut March 2012 issue next week, and will circle back then with more scoop then. 

Connect(icut) the Dots

Aug. 13, 2010

Super-smart and ultra-chic design coverage by editor DJ Carey and her team helps distinguish Connecticut Cottages & Gardens as one of the savviest regional shelter books in the country. We also love that she celebrates carpets with such enthusiasm. In February, DJ selected Joe’s innovative “Dots” in natural white silk and wool. We think it would look fabulous in any of the Nutmeg state’s stately or casual interiors, whether traditional, transitional or contemporary. Often imitated, this is the original and now a signature Carini Lang look.

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