Category: My Work

Dan Leahy is resolute that for he and his wife, Jenny, time in their Williams Bay home is centered on one thing—family. The couple from Elmhurst, Illinois, settled into their new home in late 2024 and, from the photos, it’s clear that this retreat is a perfect haven for Dan...

Ed Borkowski and his wife, Linda, along with three sons and their wives helped design this beauty of a home—a home that fits a couple dozen relatives and guests. “On any given weekend,” Ed says, “The home will be occupied by 15-30 people,” consisting of children and their spouses, grandchildren...

Long before the malls and strip malls lined Route 1 in the Princeton Corridor, there was the ‘Square.’ In fact, there still is. Palmer Square, to be exact. Besides Nassau Street (the main drag lined with small shops and eateries) Palmer Square has been the gathering place for high-end shopping...

Farm-to-Table—getting food from the farm to you, as quickly, closely and freshly as possible not only elevates taste—it elevates health. And even better is if that farm happens to sit in your own backyard. What fresher, better-tasting abundance can compete? Experienced gardeners have long known the joy and benefits that...

Back in August—back when most of Bucks County was summering at the shore, the elves in Central Bucks County were hard at work. Unboxing, unraveling, uncovering. Trimming, climbing and hammering. And in October, they were still at it. It was clear that it was ‘GO’ time for the workers in Peddler’s Village,...

Prior to 2021 residents of Avalon referred to New Jersey’s  Avalon Avenue deckhouse on 32nd Street near the lifeguard station as ‘the house on the corner.’ Everyone in town knew the house. It was blue, built in the late ’60s. It had a few decks with several exposures and had seemingly been there...

I grew up in the city. I don’t swim. Yet I’ve always been intrigued by how the right pool can magically transform a landscape. And while I don’t believe I have enough yard space for one even now, even in the ‘burbs of Bucks, I may in fact be wrong....

The Michener Art Museum in Bucks County’s Art District is an ever-changing canvas. From its permanent Garber installation to regional painter Edward Willis Redfield, woodworker/architect George Nakashima and rotating collections—it’s a sometimes-overlooked arts gem in downtown Doylestown. It celebrates American art, showcasing the work of many regional, Delaware Valley artists....