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Ro by Frecha Design

Interior design studio & gallery located in the heart of New Preston Village. Curated by Romina Frecha-Hantgan, the gallery showcases vintage modern collectibles as well as contemporary art and designs. Featuring her own designed piece; the sculpture table ‘Pebbles,’ which earned an honor-able mention at Washington Art Association.

robyfrechadesign.com
11 East Shore Road, New Preston
212-888-8620
Instagram: @ro_by_frechadesign

Hidden Acorn

The Hidden Acorn carries all hardwood furniture, collectibles, housewares, and home decor. Each piece is researched, cleaned, and either mildly or fully restored.

Hidden Acorn
385 Washington Rd, Woodbury
203-586-1223
Instagram: @thehiddenacorn

twenty2 grasscloth

Elevate your walls with natural grasscloth, a designer-favorite that adds a natural lustrous texture to any room. Based in Bantam, twenty2 grasscloth is a worldwide industry go-to for premium, eco-friendly grasscloth wallcoverings. Founded by the wife and husband team behind twenty2 wallpaper + textiles.

grasscloth.twenty2.net
888-222-3036

Casa Marcelo

Casa Marcelo is a full-service interior design firm offering a white-glove experience, specializing in wellness, functionality, and creativity. The firm draws inspiration from nature, and caters to various design styles.
7 Academy St., Salisbury
Casamarcelo.co


Ground Breakers Building and Excavation

Ground Breakers Building and Excavation is a family run full-service construction company based in Litchfield County. With over 30 years of experience, they can help their clients achieve their project goals. They provide all aspects of the building process—From Trees to Keys.

groundbreakers-ct.com
Bethlehem
203-650-1956

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