We always find creative inspiration around the farm and are thrilled when others do. Artist Mary Connell Gaynor takes her inspiration from life. She is known for...

...and put them in a vase Any time we’re called upon to make a table centerpiece, we always make a dash out to the garden—both the flower and the vegetable...

The Beekman 1802 Mercantile When we started Beekman 1802, we never imagined opening a bricks and mortar store.  The  bricks and mortar of the farm were  all...

Inspired cleaning ...

Burdog One day recently a friend was standing on the porch of The Beekman removing  burdock burrs from his jacket—stragglers from an early-morning walk around...

Shortly after moving to Beekman Farm, we heard tell of an open house just outside of town at a place called Thistle Hill.   As if we needed any additional reason...

A trivet will protect the surfaces of your furniture and can also help display your dishes in a dramatic way. Trivets can be fashioned out of almost any flat surface. Our...

It’s not to say that we don’t appreciate the beauty of trees in every season, but there’s something so dramatic about the bare limbs of a tree against the...

Many of our crafting projects begin with a walk around the farm. We recently found inspiration in the austere, architectural beauty of the sumac that grows along...

(Attn NYTimes readers: to purchase the spoons featured in today’s Home Section, visit here.) When we created Beekman 1802, our goal was to breathe life into...