David Masello, Milieu Magazine Journalist Profile

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Humble Horizons

2 weeks ago | americanartcollector.com | David Masello

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Tour a Chelsea Loft in a Historic Hat Factory-Now Full of Personality

3 weeks ago | cottagesgardens.com | David Masello

Delivery! The owners of this New York City home got a new rug and a new baby on the same day. May 15, 2025 by David Masello | Photography by Trevor Parker Lounge chairs from Denver Modern flank a coffee table from Palacek in the living room. The sectional is from Lee Industries, and the rug is from Stark.
Tour a Woodbury Home, Reimagined to Embrace Family and the Landscape

1 month ago | cottagesgardens.com | David Masello

A beloved home enjoys new views of the Litchfield Hills. May 01, 2025 by David Masello | Photographs by David McCaughan New bluestone walkways surround the pool. Photography by David McCaughanEver since it was built in 1936, this Woodbury house has been a welcoming home to its residents, but not until now has it taken advantage of its best feature.
A Design Duo Refreshes a Historic Westchester Home with Rich Colors and Cozy Charm

1 month ago | cottagesgardens.com | David Masello |Kate Jordan |Brittany Albert

During their initial work furnishing an Irvington house, the designers kept getting more and more rooms to complete, until they had done it all. April 22, 2025 by David Masello | Kate Jordan | Styling by Brittany Albert A Sandberg floral wallpaper graces the dining room’s walls. Photography by Kate S.
Painting Spotlight: "New York—Welcome to the Land of Freedom…" - Fine Art Connoisseur

2 months ago | fineartconnoisseur.com | David Masello

Ellis Island Art > A Collection SpotlightBy David MaselloPeter Boyer has struck actual notes that resonate not only with American immigrants, but also with his own ancestors. He has composed 35 concert works that have earned him a Grammy nomination and many other accolades.
Tour a Tailored Apartment in a Pre-War Building on Park Avenue

2 months ago | cottagesgardens.com | David Masello |Robert Rufino

Alexander Reid used the sartorial habits of a couple to begin his work shaping the rooms of their NYC home. March 27, 2025 by David Masello | Photographs by Peter Murdock | Styled by Robert Rufino In the living room, a coffee table from Knoll complements the custom sofas. Photograph by Peter Murdock, styled by Robert RufinoAlexander Reid has the ability to read people. He then tells their story.
Tour a Recently Renovated Shingle-Style Home in New Canaan

2 months ago | cottagesgardens.com | David Masello

After 20 years, a beloved home gets updated for contemporary living. March 20, 2025 by David Masello | Photographs by Ellen McDermott Landscape design by Highland Design Gardens complements this Shingle-style home designed by architect Mark Finlay.
Painting the Soul of Dogs: A Metaphorical Masterpiece

Mar 5, 2025 | realismtoday.com | David Masello

Discover how Joseph Sulkowski captures the essence of humanity by painting dogs in his epic masterpiece, “Apokalupsis.” Explore his stunning Old Masters-inspired style and the deeper meaning behind his art. By David MaselloJoseph H. Sulkowski (b. 1951) set out to paint the world we inhabit and that inhabits us. He wanted to create a work that depicts all that defines the human condition, of the past and of the now. No one can claim he is not ambitious.
Thoroughly Modern Marsden

Mar 4, 2025 | artandantiquesmag.com | David Masello

By David Masello Marsden Hartley was always restless.
Holy Roman Empire!

Mar 4, 2025 | artandantiquesmag.com | David Masello

Written by David MaselloEveryone spoke the same language in the Roman Empire, especially at its height in the second century. Even though the Empire stretched across all of Europe, into Asia and throughout North Africa, everyone living under Roman rule was able to speak and read one language: that of sculpture. While people in the Western realm of the Empire spoke Latin and those in the Eastern region Greek, most people of the time were illiterate, unable to write or read.