Hudson Valley

Hudson Valley

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A look at the art and the workshop of Joshua Vogel, a co-founder of BDDW. Shown here at his studio in the Hudson Valley, New York, Vogel produces wooden beautiful furniture, accessories, and sculptures, under the company name of Blackcreek Mercantile & Trading, Co.
Design guru Deborah Needleman, author of the new book The Perfectly Imperfect Home (and founding editor of Domino and current editor of WSJ.), describes her strategy for breaking the rules to create magical spaces and shows us her garden and home in New York's Hudson Valley.
Our exclusive photographs of Deborah Needleman's garden, in Garrison, New York. 
A soundtrack for Central Park on your iPhone, San Francisco's new Aldea Home Store, a house that runs on $400 of electricity per year (above), and how to plant garlic in containers!
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A garden in Garrison, New York ended up converting a bookkeeper into a passionate gardener.
Artist Robert Irwin designed the gardens at Dia:Beacon and the result is a beautiful echo of both the building—a former factory—and the art inside, including works by Richard Serra and Donald Judd.
This week, we link to a bit of absolutely fascinating forgotten history: atomic gardens, which were an attempt to find peaceful uses for atomic energy after WWII by radiating seeds and plants to create new mutations. Plus: A timeline of British gardening and preserving the view at Hudson Valley's Olana.
The Hudson Valley Seed Library is looking for artists to be featured on their Art Packs for the next season.
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