This New Event Showcases 12 Ceramics Artists in 3 Studios Over 2 Days
The first annual Hudson Valley Women Who Woodfire Tour from May 21 to May 22, 2022 will offer an opporunity to tour the studio spaces of three local women ceramicists and their visiting artists, purchase one-of-a-kind works, as well as offer an intimate on-site look at the inner workings of accomplished artists in the field of contemporary ceramics.
The location of the fifth annual Kingston Design Showhouse has been announced. The 2,800-square-foot, c.1920s Victorian in Uptown Kingston is replete with historic details from original woodworking and tiles to pocket doors and stained glass. It's recent history as a commercial property provides a creative design challenge, including the installation of a brand new kitchen and a second bathroom.
For interior designer Hadas Dembo, guiding new homeowners through their upstate design adventures has become something of a specialty. The principal of the Manhattan-based interior design firm Mise en Scène Design, Dembo has actually been a resident of Columbia County since the early 1990s. With equal fluency designing apartments in Manhattan and rambling upstate properties, Dembo has developed a flair for combining old world details with contemporary objects, creating spaces that feel both enduring and spontaneous.
Since its humble origins in 1985, Hammertown has grown to be a household name locally and a defining force in the regional aesthetic, bringing together antiques with new objects in an elegant, eclectic aesthetic that is as country-cozy as it is globally chic.
In 2016, Laura Huron stepped away from a decades-long corporate career in visual merchandising to become a shopkeeper in Saugerties, bringing years of expertise and a finely honed aesthetic to the project. Bosco's Mercantile is a thriving bedding and home goods shop on Partition Street, stocking ethically and sustainably made products, from organic linens to indigo-dyed throw pillows and scented candles. And around the corner, the newly opened Bosco's Little Shop stocks artisan-made clothing from block-print dresses to wool sweaters.
Plus A Ceramic-Centric Holiday Market December 11 & 12
Husband and wife team Jerome and Benedicte Leclere are the powerhouse team behind L'Impatience, an artisanal line of wheel-thrown ceramics made with white stonewear clay in Kingston, New York.
Lovers of craft and design, rejoice! Field+Supply’s Fall MRKT is making a much-anticipated return to Hutton Brickyards, where its 2019 celebration of all things artisan-made drew about 9,000 visitors to peruse, purchase, and play on the Kingston waterfront. From high-end furniture and home decor to apothecary wares, ceramics, clothing, jewelry, and small-batch food and beverage makers, the three-day event promises to be a veritable showcase of one-of-a-kind creators.
Husband and Wife’s Shared Workspace Doubles Showroom for Local Makers
Interior designer Ana Claudia Schultz and her husband Aaron Smyle created a shared office space that doubles as a showroom to help support makers in the Hudson Valley.
It’s high time Chronogram made a newsletter about marijuana. Stay in the know with the latest on dispensary openings, industry news, cultivation tips, and more as we cover the emerging cannabis scene in New York and the Northeast. Welcome to High Society.
It’s high time Chronogram made a newsletter about marijuana. Stay in the know with the latest on dispensary openings, industry news, cultivation tips, and more as we cover the emerging cannabis scene in New York and the Northeast. Welcome to High Society.
