Jenn Andrlik

Jan 22, 2025 | westchestermagazine.com | Jenn Andrlik

For all of us who are tired of corresponding only by email and texts, there is an old-school solution: stationery. Here’s inspiration from local shops for lovely hand-written letters that have staying power. $39.50 for 15Joy Creative Shop$15 for 8Write On, LarchmontPrice Available Upon RequestLaura Damiano Designs$48 per box of 50The King’s Scribe, PleasantvilleRelated: 3 Moisturizing Skincare Brands to Combat Winter Wear in Westchester

Dec 4, 2024 | westchestermagazine.com | Jenn Andrlik

This remodel of a house built in 1900 included a full renovation of the kitchen. The goal for the team of Ivory & Oak was to reimagine the first floor, which originally consisted of multiple small rooms that were dark, dreary, and not ideal for an active family of five. The team was enlisted to remodel the entire first floor, along with the basement; knowing they would also tackle the second floor in the future, they created a vision from scratch, and everything would be new.

Oct 18, 2024 | westchestermagazine.com | Jenn Andrlik

Westchester recommendations are objective, unbiased, and curated by the editorial team. If you buy something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission at no cost to you. Oftentimes people think of leaves when they think of decorating for fall, but I prefer feathers for their texture, range of colors, and sturdiness (leaves can crumble even with just the slightest of touches).

Sep 27, 2024 | westchestermagazine.com | Jenn Andrlik

$825,000*Sale Pending33 Brookdale Ave, New Rochelle5 BD | 3 BA | 2,621 sq ft | .24 acres | $18,304 est. taxesThis Arts and Crafts Colonial is in the heart of New Rochelle’s historic district. Enter the home through its spacious foyer that leads to the living room with beautiful hardwood floors and a fireplace. The formal dining room flows into the eat-in kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances and plenty of prep space. The first floor is completed by a versatile bedroom/den and a full bath.

Sep 24, 2024 | westchestermagazine.com | Jenn Andrlik

Labor Day may have come and gone in Westchester County, but that doesn’t mean your vegetable garden has to stop growing. The average first frost date for fall in our area is mid-October (give or take), so that means there’s still plenty of time to plant certain vegetables and garner a harvest. After all, who doesn’t love fresh produce straight from the backyard? Fast-maturing vegetables include beets, bush beans, carrots, cucumbers, kohlrabi, radishes, spinach, Swiss chard, and zucchini.