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The Roxbury Haus Edition ft. Angela Yee and Sara Golan Marks a New Era of Artistic Evolution for Hudson Valley Style Magazine
A Celebration of Style, Design, Wellness, and the Art of Living Well in the Catskills With every issue, Hudson Valley Style Magazine continues to evolve—expanding the dialogue between design, wellness, and the way we choose to live. The Roxbury Haus Edition marks a new chapter in that evolution, symbolizing the magazine’s transformation into a […]
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Living Well: The Art of Beauty, Inside and Out
Producing Hudson Valley Style Magazine has always been art to me—art of living, art of expression, and art of seeing beauty in the everyday. But it’s also performance art. Every edition becomes an act of storytelling, a ritual that connects what’s happening inside of us with what we create, cook, or photograph on the […]
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The Art of the Autumn Escape: Crafting a Modern Rustic Wellness Sanctuary at Home
As the vibrant hues of summer yield to the crisp embrace of autumn, our homes beckon us with a promise of warmth, comfort, and restorative tranquility. In 2025, the Hudson Valley aesthetic is embracing a refined interpretation of seasonal nesting: Modern Rustic Wellness. This movement, deeply rooted in the “quiet luxury” ethos, transcends mere […]
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The Main Character Energy Edit: Vivash Med Spa in Beacon, NY Is the Only Vibe You Need
When you think “med spa,” do you picture fluorescent lights and clinical jargon? Vivash Med Spa is here to tell you: hard pass. Tucked in the cultural nexus of Beacon, NY, Vivash isn’t just about erasing lines; it’s about establishing a new standard for total wellness. This space, co-founded by clinical powerhouse Dr. Elaine […]
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Creating Healing Interiors with the Art Therapy Collection by BAYSYL + Maxwell Alexander
In a culture obsessed with speed, the quiet becomes revolutionary. The Art Therapy Collection by BAYSYL and artist/mental health advocate Maxwell Alexander invites that revolution into your home — one canvas at a time. This fine-art series transforms interior design into a wellness practice, blending nature photography and minimalist still life to create spaces […]
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Discover Serenity and Wellness in the Hudson Valley: A Review of Shawangunk Chalet in New Paltz, NY
In the heart of New York’s breathtaking Hudson Valley, those seeking solace, rejuvenation, and a touch of luxury find their sanctuary at the Shawangunk Chalet, an Alluvion Vacations Wellness Travel Experience like no other. This exquisite destination is not just a place to stay; it’s an invitation to immerse oneself in the tranquility and […]
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The Conover Club at Callicoon Hills – A Farm-to-Table Feast in the Catskills
There’s a moment, just as dusk begins to paint the Catskills, when the strings of lights outside Conover Club flicker on and the pond mirrors the sky. We arrived for dinner wrapped in autumn air, a little hungry, a little giddy, and fully ready to surrender to whatever this kitchen was about to send […]
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Don’t Do It Yourself: The Benefits of Hiring an Airbnb or Vacation Rental Manager
You’ve spent time researching which vacation rental sites are best and have finally made the decision to start renting out your property while you’re away. The next step is managing your Airbnb or vacation rental, but if you haven’t hired the right company to handle this work for you, you may find yourself overwhelmed […]
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PTSD – Quieting the Alarm – Ketamine Therapy and a New Era in Mental Health
Hudson Valley, last time we opened this series with a simple promise: to look at mental health and ketamine therapy through a kinder, more hopeful lens. Today, let’s talk about PTSD. If the first article was a handshake, think of this one as a quiet place to sit down together. PTSD – Quieting the […]
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Dew and Desire: A Morning in the Catskills – Fine Art Nature Photo Story
The first thing I felt was the sun. It slipped between the curtains of my cabin like a slow, deliberate lover, its golden fingers brushing my bare chest, tracing the ridges of muscle, pausing-just so-over the thrum of my heart. There’s a certain way morning light touches you when the mountains are your only […]
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