EDITOR’S LETTER
hen C&G M edia G roup launched NYC&G 10 years ago, we didn’t quite know what to expect. Our sister publications HC&G and CTC&G were well-established luxury regional design titles, but greater New York was a trickier nut to crack. Our territory was much vaster, if not a little overwhelming—from the upper Hudson Valley to Long Island’s Gold Coast and points in between. But what seemed to be “right” for NYC&G was what seemed to come naturally: good design, with something for everyone. While revisiting our premier issue from March 2012, I remembered the strong, compelling personalities behind the striking variety of projects we featured. (As an editor, I have always aimed for a heady combination of both.) A decade later, we still get the occasional “So, what’s a New York cottage?” joke, but that doesn’t come up very often anymore. I hope you enjoy this special anniversary issue highlighting some of my alltime favorite stories. After 10 years, I think readers know who we are.
Kendell Cronstrom Editorial Director kcronstrom@candg.com
All In The Mix (top to bottom) Included among the style setters featured in the March 2012 debut issue of NYC&G were furniture designers Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams in Midtown, jewelry designer Jennifer Fisher in Tribeca, Dièry Prudent and Mariza Scotch with their daughter, Gala, in Brooklyn, and accessories designer and editor Marian McEvoy in Dutchess County.
TOP TO BOTTOM: WILLIAM WALDRON; PETER MURDOCK; TRIA GIOVAN; DON FREEMAN
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