Before R. Scott Bromley designed Studio 54 or became the king of Fire Island modernism, there was 4 Baiting Hollow Road.

Inspired by early 20th-century prep tables, the Nahons created a 14-foot island made of solid oak to anchor the kitchen.

From colorful ceilings and canopy beds to biophilic design elements, here are the home trends interior designers wish they saw more of.

Catch-22 was a huge best seller, but Joseph Heller’s former East Hampton home is not. The three-bedroom cottage—where the author died in 1999—went on the market in 2005 with a $3.65 million ...