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Floored (1 of 7)

Update, upgrade, renovate, rethink, redo, repair. Good design is manifested in the details. Stylish tiles by the square foot or section, prices on request. Alan Court & Associates, 34 Park Place, East Hampton.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

Two Tone (2 of 7)

The smart, black-and-white pattern on this tray is balanced by bright red underneath. 19-inch diameter. $90. General Home Store, 100 Park Place, East Hampton.
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Top Drawer (3 of 7)

This inlaid-bone chest will not be ignored. Available in several sizes and colors. Bright and modern, exotic and romantic. $2,650. English Country Antiques, 26 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

Neat Eats (4 of 7)

Mix or match the polka-dotted, plaid, and striped pieces for a fresh look on your table. Kids love them. By the piece, $14 to $17. Loaves & Fishes, Main Street, Bridgehampton.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

Ciao, Chow (5 of 7)

Your pet food and water bowls are left out 24/7. Shouldn’t they be good looking? $8 and $10. One Stop Pets, 136 Main Street, Amagansett.
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Bull’s Eye (6 of 7)

Strong style for any room, the Melooni pattern is the essence of Marimekko. Available in a larger size suitable for lucky dogs to sleep on. $119 (or $195 for the dog size). Tiina The Store, 216 Main Street, Amagansett.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

All Hail (7 of 7)

The iconic New York City checker cab memorialized as a key chain. Parks in your pocket. $8. Whoa Nellie, 770 Montauk Highway, Montauk.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

By Erica Broberg

| October 2, 2012 - 11:24am

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Parisian gardens have taken up the American and British locavore movement

By Abby Jane Brody | October 2, 2012 - 11:02am

Yellow chard seems to be in every garden, even a vest-pocket park in the Marais. Abby Jane Brody Photo

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Abby Jane Brody

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Nesting (1 of 6)

Made of cement, this stubborn pigeon will never fly away — even when it’s blowing a gale outside. $102. English Country Antiques, 26 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

Wedgie! (2 of 6)

This door chock comes with a brilliant easy-grab handle, for hanging up or pulling out. Stylish, and so smart. $18. InHome, 132 Main Street, Sag Harbor.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

Stay at Home (3 of 6)

This highly collectable, cast-iron Hubley doorstop, with original paint, is one of a collection. $250. Nellie’s of Amagansett, 230 Main Street, Amagansett.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

Sit, Stay (4 of 6)

Border collies love having work to do. This one herds the door. $50. Coastal Home, 2442 Main Street, Bridgehampton.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

Bucket List (5 of 6)

Fill this very vintage-looking piece with favorite stones or marbles (so you don’t lose them). Great for beach houses. $35. Annyx, 150 Main Street, Sag Harbor.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

Heavy Metal (6 of 6)

Not for the faint of heart (or grannie’s guest room), but great fun for teenagers and other cool kids. $49.95. Khanh Sports, 60 Park Place, East Hampton.
Photo by Durell Godfrey

On the edge of a quiet cove, it evokes yesteryear and memories

By Baylis Greene | September 18, 2012 - 11:16am