As we approach Thanksgiving, a holiday deeply ingrained in American culture, it’s vital to pause and reflect on the narratives we choose to celebrate. In recent years, a growing awareness of the holiday’s historical context has sparked debate and introspection. At Hudson Valley Style Magazine, while we deeply value traditions that bring families together, […]
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Embarking on a riveting journey through history, “The Tales of Mahhicannituck” is a groundbreaking series of short historical novels by author, artist, and human rights activist Maxwell Alexander. This series promises to breathe life into the rich tapestry of Indigenous Peoples cultures that flourished along the Hudson River, known to them as Mahhicannituck, before […]
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Once upon a time, in a place I call “Before Social Media,” I lived in a world that understood community as face-to-face conversations, hand-written letters, and shared real-life experiences. Then, like a bolt from the blue, a portal opened to a dimension unlike anything we’d seen before: the land of Social Media. Double Tap […]
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In recent years, minimalism has been the dominant trend in interior design, with many people opting for a clean and simple aesthetic in their homes. However, there is a growing trend of maximalism coming back into style, with homeowners and designers embracing bold colors, patterns, and textures in their living spaces. From Vintage to […]
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As a professional photographer, graduate-level designer, and EIC here at the Hudson Valley Style Magazine I had the pleasure of attending the IKEA Open House event at Studio 525 in New York City just a few days ago. At the Hudson Valley Style Magazine, we often cover topics of sustainability, design, and social responsibility, […]
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With a diverse background that encompasses Mechanical Engineering, Fine Art, and Design, as well as extensive experience and certifications in the fitness industry, I developed a unique perspective on health and wellness. My passion for helping others reach their fitness goals stems from a lifelong curiosity about the transcendence of the human condition and […]
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3 Current Realities of Latinos in Tech Careers (BPT) – From advancements in science, healthcare, civil and labor rights to leadership in government, military, entrepreneurship, and business, the Hispanic community continues to have a profound and positive impact on our schools, our communities, our economy, and our country. Nevertheless, they are still vastly underrepresented […]
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If you’re a part of the Hudson Valley Community, then you know that there are certain things we can all agree on; like how beautiful the Catskill Mountains are and how delicious our bagels are here in Poughkeepsie, NY. Unfortunately, there are also some things that unite us that we may not want to […]
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(BPT) – It’s something everyone in the U.S. needs and uses in their everyday lives — energy to keep the lights on, appliances working and homes cool or warm enough to be comfortable. Now that Americans are spending more time at home, energy needs — and costs — for households across the country are […]
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Crisis and shelter in place allowed many to reevaluate the past, contemplate the present, and wonder about the future. These critical times brought us all together by making us want to reach out to our loved ones and even reconnect with long lost friends across the world and realize how much we care about […]
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How bad is your air? by Katya A Williams, Hudson Valley Style Magazine Editor [ Sustainability and Social Responsibility ] Clean air is something many people are desperate for. Air quality varies from one region to another, and the way the air is treated and maintained highly depends on the infrastructure and economic development, […]
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Top 10 Interior Design Trends for 2020 by Designer Maxwell Alexander #Millennials Just a few weeks ago I started working on 3 interior design projects exactly at the same time, they are still in their beginning stages and are to be brought to life sometime in 2020, so yes, as Designers we often have […]
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Solid waste: Is it time for a smaller garbage can? by Katya A Williams, Editor, Sustainability & Social Responsibility People are creatures of their habits and patterns, where purchasing goods makes a part of a person’s daily routine. American businesses produce and promote a wide variety of services and products, available and accessible anywhere […]
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Why our world needs wood (BPT) – More than 30 years ago, the United Nations General Assembly established World Habitat Day, an important step in acknowledging that everyone deserves a safe place to live. However, housing availability in many cities is at a crisis level, where families have to choose between daily essentials and keeping […]
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2018 Style and Design Awards Nomination: Erik Brower, Innate Chiropractic
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