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

Features the garden owned by Marilyn McLauchlan in Bainbridge Island, Washington State. How her sojourn in Eastern Europe gave her an idea for her garden; Trees, flowers and plants she planted.

Provides information on the natural healing treatments offered at Osho Tulum in San Rafael, Canada. Features of the place; Treatments offered in Osho; Price range of treatments; Advantages of the treatments.

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.

Features some of the entrees served by chefs Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison of Bacchanalia Restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia. Why the chefs describe their style of cooking as contemporary American; Recipes for Chilled Watermelon Soup, Sauteed Lobster and Corn Salad, Pan-Seared Georgia Quail, Warm Maple Pecan Tart and Peach Financier; Photographs of the entrees.

Features the farmhouse of professional chefs Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison in Georgia. Their main requirement for a farmhouse; Design of the farmhouse; Photographs showing the place.

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.

Presents the cottage of Marilyn Wood in Wisconsin, designed by Lou Heiser. Interior furnishings suppliers; Bathroom fixtures.

Presents photographs of a country kitchen in the Connecticut home of Alexander Julian and his wife Meagan.

Offers a tour of Loran Nordgren's guest cottage and the surrounding structures located in southwestern Wisconsin. Scandinavian accents in the living room and kitchen; Bedroom designs; Gazebo built on top of the structure.

Presents several photographs of the renovated farmhouse of Guy and Mary Sparger in Mount Airy at North Carolina.

Presents several photographs of the farmhouse of Patti Bradley in Gilmanton Iron Works at New Hampshire.

Highlights the classical architecture of McAshan Gardens of Festival Hills, in Round Top, Texas, founded by pianist James Dick. How the garden gives visitors an opportunity to experience a garden in the grand European tradition; Garden's features.

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.

Presents photographs of typical interior furnishings in 18th century houses in Connecticut. Color scheme; Materials used; Space allocations; Impact of period restoration.

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 photographs of a new log home in Mississippi, owned by Garry and Ramona Hughes.

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

Features an 1808 Maryland dwelling. Painting by homeowner, Dale Thatcher; Dining room's maritime scene; Design and fixtures.

Presents photographs of a Victorian home in Maine.

Features a restored New England farmhouse owned by a couple in Vermont named Ben and Lana Hauben. Historical significance of the farmhouse; Environmental concerns of the restorations process; Design of the interiors; Furnishings.

Presents photographs of a country house in Connecticut which features American antiques. Owners Michael and Janice Doniger's passion for American antiques; Comments from Michael Doniger.

Presents photographs of a greenhouse in Maryland which features various antiques.

Presents photographs of a farmhouse in Connecticut which features French country antiques. Reflection of owner Carole Winer's passion for things French; Combination of formal and country French antiques; Juxtaposition of patterns and colors.

Presents photographs of a renovated house in the state of Washington.

Presents photographs of a gardener's cottage in the United States.

Features the home of Deborah and Les Roub in Maine which is also the base of their interior design/antiques business called Shade of the Elm. Decorations, furnishings and ornaments that adorn the house.

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

Takes a look at the updated version of an 1810 Connecticut Federal house. Use of furniture adapted from the country homes of Great Britain; Background on the structure; Character lent by the structure's many nooks and crannies; Dining room features; Bedroom design and furnishing.

Takes a look at the 1734 Saltbox house owned by Jerry and Maureen Sherman in Connecticut. View from the front walkway; Predominance of early American furniture, pottery and textiles; Plaster walls of the living-room; Ceiling features; Stencilwork done across the dining-room walls and fireplace.

Takes a look at Ned Foltz's 1800s-style house in the Lancaster County in Pennsylvania. Background on the house; Features; Dominance of redware within the house; Furniture; Display of sculptural presentation pieces made by Ned; Gristmill located within the house.

Presents photographs of the interior design and architecture of a country inn in Winston-Salem in North Carolina. Plaids and floral prints in the parlor; Inn's restored porches; Mural in the dining room.

Presents photographs of a 1742 farmhouse named Colonial Yard and its gardens in Audubon, Pennsylvania, restored by owners Jacquelyn Trone and Thomas White.

Features the home furnishings and collectibles sold at the Homestead store in Fredericksburg, Texas. Includes fabrics; Beds.

Features the Christmas decoration of interior designer Beverly Ellsey's hunting lodge home in Connecticut. Country mood of the kitchen; Custom designed cabinetry; Suitability of living and dining area for entertaining; Animal motif of the house.

Features the Christmas decoration of two 18th century homes at the Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum in Weathersfield, Connecticut. Recreation of the lavishness of the holiday season during the 1920s at the Webb House; Tribute to simple Early American holiday customs at the Stevens House.

Features photographs of a farm kitchen in the Berkeshires, Massachusetts, remodeled by Noel Tewes and Andy Matlow. Inspiration from children's finger paintings; Woodworking; Painted designs; Cabinetry.

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 the renovated late-18th-century center-chimney Cape in the wooded Lakes Region in New Hampshire. Keeping room; Dining area; Kitchen; Bedroom.

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 photographs of a 1750 clapboard Colonial dwelling in Keymar, Maryland purchased and restored by Bill and Dot Strauss. Feature of antique furniture; Collectibles with patriotic decorations; Fifteen-point Star-Spangled Banner Flag; Copy of the flag flying over Fort McHenry; Nineteenth-century antiques; Lithographs; Rooms.

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 antiques dealer John and June Harrison's renovated circa 1935 English-style brick house in Charlotte, North Carolina. Interior decoration; Accessories sold by June Harisson's store American Classics; Entry hall; Collection of redware; Living area; Kitchen; Hallway between the kitchen and den; Mudroom/laundry rom; Master bedroom; Guesthouse.

Features the gardens at the Fredericksburg Herb Farm located west of Austin in Fredericksburg, Texas. Farm owners Bill and Sylvia Varney's operation of the farm and mail-order business; 1880s farmhouse-turned-apothecary Varney's Chemist Laden; Tearoom; Greenhouse; Home-grown teas; Two-room bed-and-breakfast inn Herb Haus; Potted herbs and birdhouses for sale; Vinegar tank; Herbal beauty potions.

Features the redecoration of an 1800s summer retreat in Massachusetts with fabrics and home-sewn accessories. Photographs of the house's facade and interior; Furnishings.

Features the restoration of the kitchen of an 1869 mansion in Southport, Connecticut. Renovation by Betsy Ross Interiors; Blending of antique and 20th century elements; Preservation of the kitchen's windows, floors and porcelain sink.