Town and Sea is thrilled to give you an insider look at the gorgeous work of interior designer Ryann Swan Hackett! Ryann is known for mixing antiques into her thoughtful, tailored and curated designs. We sat down with Ryann to discuss how she adds unique auction and consignment finds into her projects.
As the holiday season twinkles on the horizon, it’s time to think about turning our tables into settings of elegance and tradition. Imagine adding a touch of magic to your festive gatherings with the exquisite Antique Fitzhugh Porcelain collection offered on Town & Sea’s Reserve. It’s not just about setting the table; you’re setting the stage for unforgettable memories.
A Captivating & Beautiful Blend of Art and Science. This recent discovery of Clarissa W. Munger’s botanicals seemed like the perfect opportunity to delve into the fascinating origins and history of botany and, thus, botanicals. This study was initially used to determine whether different herbs and plants were edible, poisonous, or medicinal.
This week, Anna and I were photographing The Summer “Drop,” our first “Drop” for Town & Sea, filled with unique pieces at fantastic buy-now pricing.
Being a collector is not what you think. Don’t worry; every shelf doesn’t have to be filled to the brim, and your house will not become a hoarder’s mess. Collecting can be as simple as charms on a charm bracelet, your son’s baseball and Pokemon cards thrown in a drawer, coins, and stamps in a book, or it can be as grand as a vintage car collection.
Some Tips to Revitalize Your Furniture and #makeityours! Ah, the transformative power of a makeover! Let me tell you about the magical world of reupholstery and refreshing.
As we gear up to celebrate another Earth Day, I am reminded of one of the first Earth Day events I enjoyed. It was in NYC’s Central Park on April 22, 1990, with my soon-to-be husband and a collection of lifelong friends. It was sunny, it was Sunday, it was a perfect day.
After earning my Master’s Degree in Education, my dad, who owned an auto body shop in Greenwich, had a heart attack. One of my favorite customers asked me to refinish his wrought iron patio furniture with car paint. I thought it was a challenging request, but it turned out successful!
What is now a commonplace and standard amenity for almost every home in the United States may be a newer concept than you imagine. It was only in the post-World War II era that patios became more popular and affordable for the average American homeowner.
An olive jar may be a concept that is new to you. What is it? Why do I need this? What will I use this for? So let me start by asking you this question.
