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Steve Mosco

Bayside, New York
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Reporter for the award-winning Queens Courier family of publications. SteveCourier covers northeast Queens, dining, sports and everything inbetween.
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Luxury meets function: How California Closets is shaping the rise of custom closets in Long Island homes

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By Steve Mosco
| Long Island Press
On the North Shore of Long Island, where colonials and mid-century homes line the roads, closets were never designed to carry the weight they do today. Many were built decades ago, tucked into floor plans that prioritized formal living spaces over luxurious, spacious storage. It is a familiar situation from Manhasset to Oyster Bay and beyond, well-designed homes with closets that no longer match the expectations of the people who live here.
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Why every home needs one good chair

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By Steve Mosco
| Long Island Press
The chair that gets used most often usually says the most. There is usually a chair in the house that everyone knows belongs to someone, even if no one ever says it out loud.
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The Great Spring Reset: How to wake your home up after a Long Island winter

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By Steve Mosco
| Long Island Press
You don’t need to rotate everything immediately. Instead, create breathing room. Pull out anything you did not wear this winter. Move bulky coats to one side and add empty hangers. That visual space alone makes mornings feel different. The brain reads openness as a new start. Then do the shoe area. On Long Island, winter footwear takes over the entire entryway. Even removing half of it changes the feel of the house more than any decorative object. There is a specific winter kitchen energy.
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