Frank Lloyd Wright designed just one building in Rochester. “There’s a certain serenity in the house,” explains Jane Parker, who owns East Boulevard’s Boynton House
When my husband’s parents got married in the 1960s, his grandparents took the newlyweds to their local furniture store and bought them every piece of
The properties of Dell Collective are remarkable studies in interior design. Every aspect of each location that make up the collective evokes absolute coziness, a
Like any buried treasure, unearthing a sunken garden in Irondequoit left many questions unanswered. Twenty-four years ago, Stephen Schantz, a retired developer, purchased an estate
Victoria Savka likes to begin her day with a bike ride. She pedals through the countryside near her home in Auburn, visiting the farms that
Casey Bowker will be the first to admit it: While he loves to cook, he’s not a trained culinarian. So, when a friend suggested that
When asked how she hopes people will respond to her work, Sandra Charlap says, “I really hope they come away with the joy that I
A walk to the Public Market along Railroad Street in downtown Rochester is full of unexpected pleasures. To my surprise, Warehouse127 home (across from BXCR
Who among us has not dreamt of building or owning a tree house? A place of escape, safety, imagination—a dream home in the backyard. Many
Collecting houseplants has become more than a hobby—it’s now considered a lifestyle. Rochester’s notoriously long and gray winters combined with quarantine guidelines have caused a
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