Hamptons Cottages and Gardens - The Shingle-Style Traditional
“Mabley cites the master bedroom as 'my favorite bedroom we've ever done.' With its silk-velvet tufted chaise longue, mirrored console and white lacquered bed, the room has a sophisticated, luminous quality. 'There may be an undertone of Hollywood Regency,' Mabley says. 'Dorothy Draper goes to the beach,' adds Handler.”

From “The Shingle-Style Traditional” by Cara Greenberg
Hamptons Cottages and Gardens: June 25, 2010, pages 66-73

Hamptons Magazine - My Blue Heaven
“Mixing up the textures, shapes and patterns gave the home an extraordinary level of dimension: Square tables and ottomans complement the square frames on the sofa, love seat and chairs; circles on the silver tables reflect those of the large Dana Volkert painting in the living room.”

From “My Blue Heaven” by Jill Sieracki
Hamptons Magazine: June 18-July 1, 2010, pages 106-109

Hamptons.com - Mabley Handler: A Love Story Wrapped in Design
“Interior design couple Mabley-Handler, married with children and a flourishing design studio in Water Mill, lovingly designing the East End while in love with each other. As Austin Handler simply put it, 'We met and fell in love in New York City and decided we wanted to get married and raise a family out here.'”

From “Mabley Handler: A Love Story Wrapped in Design” by Douglas Harrington
Hamptons.com: February 9, 2009

Hamptons Magazine - Think Global, Shop Local
“Water Mill residents Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler of Mabley Handler Interior Design share their favorite products designed and produced right here in the Hamptons, from Mecox Gardens, Homenature, Fishers Home Funishings, Maison 24, Hound Hill Design, lighting designer Helen Gifford, and artist Susan Vecsey.”

From “Buy Design: Think Global, Shop Local” by Jennifer Mabley & Austin Handler
Hamptons Magazine: August 7-13, 2009, page 42

Hamptons Cottages and Gardens - Idea House 2008
“Mabley Handler Interior Design’s playroom is green through and through, not only in color but also in its use of environmentally friendly furniture, all by ducduc. The white-painted room features a bold, kelly-green stripe that zips around the walls and ends in a box highlighting six Warholesque photographs of children on canvas.”

From “Idea House 2008: Children's Playroom” by Samuel T. Clover
Hamptons Cottages and Gardens: September 2008, page 120

Dan's Papers - 25 Designers at Hampton Designer Showhouse
“'It was the expansive three-panel headboard pulled together with a mirrored look that really launched our room at the Showhouse,' explained Jennifer Mabley of Mabley Handler Interior Design. What we loved about the Mabley Handler room was also how they mixed touches of glamour with casual items to create very livable spaces.”

From “25 Designers at Hampton Designer Showhouse” by Karen Amster-Young
Dan's Papers: August 15, 2008

Newsday - Hampton Designer Showhouse: Large, Energy-efficient
“Mabley Handler Interior Design of Water Mill used reflective surfaces in a guest suite - including a mirrored headboard - to create 'a more ethereal feel,' says designer Jennifer Mabley. With a serene gray and ashy purple palette, silver metallic pleated, and silver accent tables and accessories, they hoped to produce 'a glamorous but livable look.'”

From “Hampton Designer Showhouse: large, energy-efficient” by Valerie Kellogg
Newsday: July 24, 2008

Hamptons Magazine - Designing Duo
“What makes design pair Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler such a sought-after East Wnd interiors team? Taste, flair, and two wildly imaginative design minds. The pair share an undeniable connection–so much so that they take on an average of four to five projects at a time, each working on all aspects.”

From “Designing Duo” by Kathryn Wilson
Hamptons Magazine: June 6-12, 2008, pages 124-129

Hamptons Cottages and Gardens - Slice of Life
“Mabley and Handler parlayed a talent for interiors and strong people skills into a thriving business...For the past five years they have been enjoying a short commute across their own parterre to their 300-year-old horse barn turned studio/guest house. 'When we saw the property, we really fell for it,' Mabley says as she tours the park-like backyard.”

From “Slice of Life” by Alejandro Saralegui
Hamptons Cottages and Gardens: September 2007, pages 114-121

Hamptons Magazine - What's in a Home: Real Estate Roundtable
“'A lot of our clients have similar needs for their homes, but are coming from different points of view. Some are trying to capture a feeling from a summerhouse they rented. Some people want a house where they can do a lot of entertaining; some want a house that's very private...But they all want the same thing: to be able to relax and enjoy,' said Handler.”

From “What's in a Home” by Michael Braverman
Hamptons Magazine: June 13-19, 2007, pages 114-119

Long Island Pulse - Restaurant Review: Michael's at the Boardwalk
“Michael's at the Boardwalk is a strikingly handsome, new restaurant. The dramatic, contemporary surroundings are easy to take: High ceilings, barrel shaped lights and indented spotlights overhead, flickering candle fixtures on each table, mirrors, and a dark wood & copper-topped bar...an upscale destination restaurant.”

From “Long Island Food Reviews” By Richard Jay Scholem
Long Island Pulse: May 2007, page 89

Hamptons Cottages and Gardens - Idea House 2006
“'The Great Room is so dramatic that we immediately bonded with it because of all the opportunities that the height, volume and views would give us,' explains Jennifer Mabley of Mabley Handler Interior Design. And since they conceived the design directive for the house, they followed it closely here.”

From “Great Room” by Alejandro Saralegui
Hamptons Cottages and Gardens: September 2006, pages 130-131

Hamptons Cottages and Gardens - Idea House 2006
“'There's an aquatic quality to this bathroom imparted by the colors and materials that seems so appropriate here on the East End,' comments Jennifer Mabley. 'The color reminds me of that pale sea foam green you see at the Beach Club. Along with the traditional hardware we used, there is a nice retro-seaside feel to this master bathroom.'”

From “Master Bathroom” by Alejandro Saralegui
Hamptons Cottages and Gardens: September 2006, pages 148-149

Newsday Long Island - Home
“The point, says showhouse design director Austin Handler, is that this is a place where you can picture yourself living. Upstairs, Mabley Handler's master bathroom is crowned by an extra-large shower that's 7 feet wide. An elegant slipper tub rests on a picturesque, wave-patterned mosaic tile floor.”

From “Picture Yourself Here” by Shawna Vanness
Newsday Long Island: August 17, 2006, page B21

Hamptons Magazine - At Home with Hamptons
“In the designers' capable hands, the house quickly took shape. The floors were refinished a deep chocolate brown, and the walls were painted pale shades of blue and ivory. The living room's palette of soothing blues and warm chocolate browns sets the tone for the rest of the Mabley Handler-designed interior.”

From “An Elegant Setting” by John Loecke
Hamptons Magazine: August 26-September 1, 2005, pages 196-201

Hamptons Cottages and Gardens - Idea House 2005
“As the house began to rise, designers Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler of Mabley Handler Interior Design immediately recognised the magical light and cool breezes that this outdoor room enjoys. 'One of the quintessential things about summer in the Hamptons is entertaining,' Handler says.”

From “Dining Terrace” by Katherine Lagomarsino
Hamptons Cottages and Gardens: September 2005, pages 148-149

The New York Post - Pulse
“Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler sought to make the terrace comfortable year-round. With weather-resistant fabrics, teak furniture and seagrass rugs, the area can keep you warm through the roughest Hamptons winter. The outdoor fireplace makes it a cozy spot for an after-dinner drink and cigar.”

From “Home Sweeeet Home” by Selim Algar
The New York Post: August 18, 2005 – New York Pulse, page 43

The Southampton Press - Residence
“The summer dining terrace by Mabley Handler Interior Design is a grand sun room...The space, a play of circles and squares in orange and green, has a pleasantly ambiguous feeling of being neither inside nor out. It is a joyous netherworld that one can only imagine turns even more magical as the light changes from day to night.”

From “Residence - HC&G Idea Housae 2005” by Selim Algar
The New York Post: August 18, 2005 – New York Pulse, page 43

Hamptons Cottages and Gardens - Idea House 2004
“The duo realized that a combination of good design and a prudent use of new technologies would allow the creation of a new kind of media room – one that actually looks as good as it sounds. 'We wanted to design a room for watching media, but also one that you could use to entertain...'”

From “Media Room” by Lockhart Steele
Hamptons Cottacges and Gardens: June 1-15, 2004, pages 92-93

The New York Times - House & Home: Currents
“The Idea House of Hamptons Cottages & Gardens magazine in Water Mill, N.Y. opens for tours on Saturday, May 29...The media room by Mabley Handler incorporates a pair of racy red leather poufs.”

From “Currents” by Craig Kellog
The New York Times: May 27, 2004 – House & Home, page F3