This museum is small, so it allows you to have an up close and personal experience with the art…read morework. I was gory enough to see an exhibit by Bisa Butler in this space. The tickets were time which prevented over crowding. They also have a delightful sculpture garden to enjoy when the weather permits.

I loved my experience here. The art was beautiful, and I loved the different styles, materials, and…read moremediums that were used to create fine works of art. The influences of each piece were really interesting, and everything was beautiful. They even had an outdoor seating area where you could hang out and look at one of the beautiful sculptures in the back. The only reason why this review is three stars is that the security guards kept following us around the exhibits and watching us very closely as if we were going to touch something or steal something. It made me really uncomfortable. Although I loved the museum, they needed to chill a bit. I know how to visit museums being from NYC where they have pieces by the big names. I loved the artists here, though. They were really good and I was inspired.

Went with a group of friends to visit the former home of Bill and Lois Wilson…read more It was as authentic and charming as I had hoped... Staff was great, tour groups were full. I went with a group of friends who were reconnecting after two years of life and circumstances, pulling us apart... We wanted to catch up as much as we wanted to learn the history... The only disappointing aspect was the tour guides, while, really really nice people and kind, take their tours very very seriously... Just keep that in mind if you're looking to reconnect with friends... Maybe camaraderie is better suited to before and/or after. All in all great day.

Alicia was an amazing host. It was truly magical a lovely peaceful place to remember the miracles…read moreof recovery.

Walked in. Lady couldn't even look up. She wasn't on the phone. I said Hello…read more.. I said I'd love to look at the paintings . No response. Then I told her I paint paint , then she became nice to me. Once ,I said I'm an amateur, she looked back down over her keyboard Ya never know... I might know someone who would buy. ;)

Oak & Oil in Katonah, is a small art gallery, where they exhibit mostly local artists, which I…read morethink is a much welcomed addition to the area, considering that there are plenty of talented artists in westchester! The owner was really nice and welcoming, Highly raccomend for art, textiles and some furnishings from local wood artisans!

So many unique furniture! if mid century modern is your jam this place is your place painting…read morepottery knickknacks it's all here for great prices!

A beautifully curated selection of pieces! Definitely appeals to a millennial audience and is very…read morewell organized. I will be back to buy more pieces from them!

Such a charming, local spot with lots of Katonah flags and pillows and postcards. They've got great…read morelittle rugs, and we got a $10 doormat on sale that we use every day. Will definitely be stopping in every now and then for a good browse. 5 stars!!!

Out of all the stores in Katonah, Old New House is by far my favorite. While the rugs are pricey…read moreand awesome, you can also find reasonably priced and unique little gifts here as well. I especially enjoy the kind owners and sales associates. They're always eager to help and seem to genuinely enjoy speaking with/ helping their customers.