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Rugged Individual

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At the top of the staircase to The Kilim Company, a subterranean shop tucked between Donut Crazy and Toad’s Place, a bulldog welcome sign is framed by a few exotic rugs. It’s barely a hint of what waits at …

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Green Initiative

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Plants fill the living room, the dining room, the kitchen…

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Exterior Decorating

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Decorating houses for the holidays is one tradition that hasn’t changed this pandemic season. …

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Open House

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Once upon a time, you could just wander around and see what happened.

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Residential Zone

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You don’t need to know a thing about architecture to take an interest in Japan, Archipelago of the House, on view at the Yale School of Architecture through May 4. …

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Blending In

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Alan Radin makes house calls. He takes with him his entire workshop—pigments, chemicals, glues and fills, plus brushes, tools, hardware and anything else he might need…

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Hitting Home

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When Kimberly Pedrick, long-time owner of Chapel Street fashion boutique idiom, decided to open another store, she ended up much closer to home than she’d originally planned…

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Open House

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A photo essay.

Editor’s Note: The address of this story’s subject has been withheld for privacy reasons.

It’s prudent to decline when …

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On Occasion

Walker-Loden Antiques

At its Church Street location near Grove, among  so many bustling office buildings, Walker-Loden gets its fair share of lunch-hour browsers.

Perhaps they’re in need of a get-well card. Or a hostess gift for a dinner party that evening. Maybe …

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Down to Earth

Van Wilgen's Garden Center in North Branford

If there is one thing Connecticut residents want after a cold and gray New England winter, it’s a bit of color to reinvigorate our weary souls, and our landscapes, too.

Now’s the right time to officially trade mittens and insulated …

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