Recently, I stumbled upon the professional website of interior designer, Robert Stilin, and spent the majority of an afternoon swooning over his design portfolio. If you’re not familiar with his work, you may remember this famous cook’s kitchen that he designed a few years ago…

This is a true real estate miracle. One twenty-seven Main Street has been transformed from a mess to a modest $29 million piece of property, fresh on the market, waiting for a buyer. From a piece of junk to an expensive Hamptons jewel, how did they do it?

It seems to me, 75 Main has been around as long as I can remember, and it is also seems like it is always reinventing itself. This time, I can say with some confidence, after speaking with the new owner, Zach Erdem, that they got it right!

I work an average of 10 hours a week more than my friends, including Tabitha. Her reasons for overtime usually involve a nightclub opening or a book launch party. So when Nikki crumbled in Miami, I cursed and clenched my teeth vicariously through Tabitha.

This was his eighth annual soiree and it does not get much better than this-so if you weren’t there-well, make sure you are on his list or mine, next year. What made this year’s party so exceptional was a combination of beautiful people, great food, amazing music, and a breathtaking setting…..

There is a fine line between Saturday night and Sunday morning. For example, it is perfectly acceptable to drink a mixed drink on Saturday night but wine seems only acceptable on Sunday morning…

One of my favorite summer treats is a great big ice cream cone, topped with hot fudge and whipped cream and sprinkles and, of course, a cherry! To me, there’s nothing better than an evening stroll in the Hamptons with a cone from one of my favorite treat shops.

Last Saturday night, a cocktail reception was held at the new HB Home Design Studio, in Easthampton, for artist, Patricia Gutierrez, whose installation will be on display for a while as they also bring in works from various emerging artists.

2010 has provided quite a spectacle, so far, when it comes to sporting events. There are the “normal” events that we cherish in the United States – The SuperBowl, the College Football Bowl Games, the College Basketball “March Madness” Playoffs,

For all of you loyal fans of the infamous Joe’s Stone Crab restaurants, you’re in luck. This week at Second House Tavern in Montauk, they’ll be a guest chef appearance from this beloved establishment.