The Hunt Magazine

The Hunt showcases the rich culture, beautiful landscapes, history, residents, and distinctive charm of the Brandywine Valley and the nearby Main Line of Philadelphia. Each edition is filled with engaging features, insightful articles, and stunning photography covering a variety of topics, including art, antiques, cuisine, home decor, gardening, notable individuals, travel opportunities, events, cars, and much more!

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Tailgating Is a Delicious Tradition at Steeplechase Races Around the Brandywine Valley

2 weeks ago | thehuntmagazine.com | Eileen Smith Dallabrida

Photo by Jim GrahamCulinary delights, classic cocktails, vintage cars and more are all staple components of tailgating at steeplechase races. As a girl, Melissa Holm had two obsessions: riding ponies and playing with Barbie dolls. “I grew up in a pony club and I loved it,” she recalls. “And I’m a Barbie girl from way back.
Enjoy the Outdoors With These Spring and Summer Must-Haves

1 month ago | thehuntmagazine.com | Eileen Smith Dallabrida

Photos courtesy of respective companies. Above photo courtesy of Terra NovaCreate colorful and cozy outdoor spaces at home around the Brandywine Valley with these seasonal accessories. Terra Nova Colorburst Orange Echinacea provides vivid color throughout the warmer months and thrives in full sun. Prices vary. A capiz chandelier hung in a covered or screened porch bridges the gap between home and garden. Prices vary. Available at Kurtz Collection in Wilmington and Glen Mills.
Mr. Stewart’s Cheshire Foxhounds’ Vixen Hunt Puts Ladies in the Lead

1 month ago | thehuntmagazine.com | Gina Lizzo

Photos by Jim GrahamMr. Stewart’s Cheshire Foxhounds’ Vixen Hunt celebrates open space and female empowerment. Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” Beyoncé’s “Run the World (Girls),” the Eurythmics’ “Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves”—the soundtrack was a perfect fit for the proceedings on this brisk day in early March.
Thrift and Vintage Shops Around the Brandywine Valley Hold Major Appeal

2 months ago | thehuntmagazine.com | Gina Lizzo

Photo by Jim GrahamShopping secondhand around the Brandywine Valley has never been more productive and fun. Gina Tomassone likes to say she has a black belt in shopping. Her passion for fashion led her to Laguna Beach, California, where she opened G. Marie Boutique. “The vintage collection took up a cute little corner of the store and quickly became popular,” says Tomassone. “I knew I wanted to keep the vintage business as a separate entity.”Now back on the East Coast, Tomassone curates her G.
Visit These Spots for Secondhand Finds in the Brandywine Valley

2 months ago | thehuntmagazine.com | Gina Lizzo

Photo by Kaylin Pacheco on Unsplash These vintage boutiques, thrift shops and consignment stores are ideal destinations for secondhand treasures in the region. Bella Boutique Consignment317 Gordon Drive, Exton,(610) 594-6844Chester Bethel Thrift Shop2613 Foulk Road, Wilmington,(302) 475-3022Christine’s Upscale Resale105 Westtown Road,West Chester, (610) 692-9375Encore Shop Inc. 1056 E. Baltimore Pike,Kennett Square, (610) 388-6269Designer Consigner Inc.
7 Tips to Boost Your Brandywine Valley Home's Overall Appearance

Jan 15, 2025 | thehuntmagazine.com | Gina Lizzo

Photo by Adelyn DuchalaFollow this advice to enhance your home’s wow factor. 1. Walk This WayIf your home is on the older side, you may have an original concrete walkway leading to the front door. “After 15 years or so, the concrete tends to erode, settle or sink,” says Ashley Poli of West Chester’s Couture Grounds. “A new walkway with pavers ensures a longer life expectancy and an aesthetic look.”2.
This Chester County Home Boasts English Manor Allure

Jan 8, 2025 | thehuntmagazine.com | Eileen Smith Dallabrida

Photos by Jason Sandy / Angle Eye PhotographyA country house inspired by tradition is a perfect fit for the rolling hills of Chester County. Karen and Michael D’Allaird’s artfully conceived 5,800-square-foot Chester County home may be a recent build. But it has the look and feel of a centuries-old English Georgian country house, its large central stone core flanked by thoughtfully sited wings.
How to Incorporate Light Into Your Brandywine Valley Home

Jan 3, 2025 | thehuntmagazine.com | Gina Lizzo

Photo by Venjhamin ReyesIlluminate your home in unique ways with help from the experts. The Natural Look“Nods to nature are on trend this year, with plant shapes taking the forefront,” says West Chester-based interior designer Nicole Bailey. Here she’s uses a trio of pineapple-shaped fixtures as vanity lighting over a bathroom mirror. It’s a look that’s both classic and fun. Mixed MetalsGold lighting has become a go-to for many designers. If you have silver kitchen appliances, not to worry.
This Chateau Country Home Is Ideal for Cooking and Entertaining

Jan 2, 2025 | thehuntmagazine.com | Eileen Smith Dallabrida

Photos by Jason Sandy/ Angle Eye PhotographyAn ophthalmologist enhances an open floor plan in Chateau Country with time-honored craftsmanship. It’s not surprising that ophthalmologist Greg Hall prioritized sightlines in visualizing a home where he can cook, entertain on a grand scale and enjoy spectacular views of northern Delaware’s Chateau Country. The owner is an avid cook, and his impressive kitchen—with its 60-inch Wolf range, cookbook library and integrated refrigerator—reflects that.
This Chester County Farmhouse Embraces the Old and the New

Dec 27, 2024 | thehuntmagazine.com | Eileen Smith Dallabrida

Photos by Barry Halkin / Halkin Mason PhotographyAn abandoned farmhouse is rebuilt to maintain its character and charm. At Evergreen Farm, architectural inspiration flows from a springhouse that dates to 1845. Once a freestanding structure, it’s now integrated into an elegant Chester County farmhouse that blends vintage character with amenities designed for modern family living.