Month: May 2013

History in the Making

Everybody involved held a singular vision: a house that would look like it had sheltered generations. So seemingly filled with…

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On Top of the World

The location drives the design, architects like to say. This house might be the textbook example of that dictum, a…

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Notes From the Field: Crossbreeds

By Cheryl Katz The cross pollination across design disciplines has excited architects, fashion designers, and visual artists for a long…

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Friday Favorites 5/31/2013

Erin Marvin, Associate Editor My Madewell chambray shirt is my most treasured garment, so it’s no surprise I became equally…

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Old Made New Again

In keeping with the centuries-old Nantucket custom of house-naming, the new owners of this Shingle-style home on the island’s north…

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An Act of Faith

A couple puts their trust in their designer, who responds by giving their gracious nineteenth-century home an interior as fresh as the Nantucket sea air outside its windows.

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Design in Depth: Privet House

To tell you exactly how a store that’s fantastic can get any better, I would have to tell you about…

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Debby Steele: The Brunch Table

As a designer, I’m inspired by all sorts of things, from nature, to books and magazines, and even retail stores….

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What, When, Where: Playing Your Cards Right

By Erin Marvin Happy Memorial Day! If all has gone according to plan, I am in Las Vegas, spending a…

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Friday Favorites 05/24/2013

Karin Lidbeck Brent, Contributing Editor Many years ago, I fell in love with the graceful sea inspired designs of Kim…

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Floral Inspiration: New England designers share their favorite resources

Barbara Bahr Sheehan is known for the fresh approach she takes to the traditional architecture of New England. “I love…

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Roseland Cottage

Roseland Cottage, Woodstock, Connecticut

If Henry Bowen had a carriage accident in New York, you read about it in the Los Angeles Times. Born…

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Editor’s Miscellany: New England in New York

By Kyle Hoepner This past weekend I was in New York City for the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) and…

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Designer Snapshot: Traditional with a Twist

By Paula M. Bodah As she was making her selections for Perspectives in our May-June issue, Norwell, Massachusetts-based designer Barbara…

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Julie Fergus: Choosing the Right Sofa

Sofas are more than a place to sit, relax, and nap; they are a major design element in a living…

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