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The article focuses on the renovation of a mid-nineteenth century whaling cottage in Sag Harbor, New York owned by Paul Rogers. General contractor Eric Thompson oversaw the remodeling of the house, which in within a district on the National Register of Historic Places. The involvement of architect Gregory Zack and builder Dwight Stephan is mentioned, and an overview of the redesign is provided.

Presents different pictures of flowers and furnishings in New York City's flower district.

Features a one-bedroom apartment at Brooklyn in New York, New York. Use of dark cherry furniture; Description of the galley kitchen; Materials used in the apartment.

Presents photographs of a restored Victorian house on Long Island, New York. Features of the house.

Features a flower garden in Sag Harbor, New York. Materials used in constructing the garden; Garden landscape design.

Discusses the interior decoration of the country home of designer Peri Wolfman in eastern Long Island, New York. Colors of the home's living room; Features of the country homes' pantry and master bedroom.

Features several photographs of a traditional French Colonial design kitchen in New York City.

Features photographs of a landscape painter studio in South Nyack, New York.

Presents several photographs of a 1929 cottage on Long Island, New York, owned by Giorgio DeLuca.

Features Christmas ornaments and furnishings used to decorate the mid 1800s-style home of Melanie Fleischmann and Brad Garnett in New York State.

Features photographs of a restored 1740 Saltbox and a series of interconnected additions designed by McKee Patterson in a rural compound in New York State. Seed room; Facade; Shed room; Kitchens; Dining area.

Features photographs of antiques and collectibles in a restored 1750 Colonial home in Sag Harbor of Long Island, New York. Doorways; Shingled outhouse; Library; Living room's dentil moldings; Barn-wood walls in the dining room; Exposed-beam ceiling; Oriental-motiff wallpaper in the master bedroom.

Features interior designer Dominique Lechaux's compact apartment on Manhattan, New York's Upper East Side. Combination of secondhand furniture and antiques; English cottage style.

Features Gear creative vice president and designer Raymond Waites' interior decoration for Pat MacArthur's house in Amagansett, New York. Inspiration from America's folk art heritage; Decoration as reflective of occupants; Themes of art and sportsmanship; Showcase of country style.

Features a one-bedroom New York City apartment. Collection of objects with dual purpose; Airiness from the furniture and rugs; Storage with an antique bamboo coat rack; Organizing with baskets and bowls.

Presents photographs of a summer home in Long Island, New York where furnishings newly crafted of natural materials in desert colors capture the romance of the American West. Mary Emmerling as designer; Three distinct buildings joined by breezeways; Western motifs; Rugged `Apache' leather sofa; `Cheyenne' console table; `Pueblo' drum lamps; More.

Presents a photo essay with text of the 1661 Bowne House in Flushing, New York, decorated for Christmas. Brief history of the home, considered one of the finest examples of Dutch-English architecture in the state; Original beehive oven and cooking implements; Treasured family furnishings; Handwoven pieces.

Presents a photo essay with text of the 1830s East Hampton, New York cottage of psychologist Susan Frame. How she made the cottage lighter; American country antiques in the decor; Relaxed, inviting ambience.

Presents a photo essay with text of the Long Island summer home of New York City antiques dealer Blanche Greenstein. Homey atmosphere of the converted 19th century barn; Mix of 18th, 19th and 20th century pieces; Country style.

Features a remodeled kitchen in New York, New York. Purpose of using the pale maple cabinets and stainless-steel pulls; Use of limestone floor tiles.

Presents several photographs of antiques on display at the Adirondack Antiques Show at Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake, New York.

Features the Lakehouse inn in the Hudson Valley, New York. Owner Judy Kohler's collection of antiques; Reputation as `Lakehouse on Golden Pond'; Master suite; Kitchen; Country-cottage mood.

Features the redecoration of the laundry room of an 1846 cottage on Long Island, New York. Ownership of the cottage by Tricia Folley; Use of linens to redecorate the laundry room; Folley's intention to re-create her grandmother's laundry room.

Features a home office and design room designed by Liza Spierenburg and Natasha Bergreen as part of the 24th annual Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club Decorator Show House for 1996. Decoration of the room with fashion designs by Tom Ford for Gucci; Design as a lesson in space planning.