September 2017 - New England Home Magazine

October 2017 Events for the Design Minded

Washington Connecticut Antiques Show October 6–8 This highly respected antiques show, now in its 31st year, is the primary fundraiser for Gunn Memorial Library & Museum. The event launches with the traditional

Style Scheme: A Sophisticated Dining Room

Annsley McAleer creates a sleek and sophisticated dining room ready for fall entertaining. Calla mobile by John Pomp “This light fixture is a total showstopper. Each piece of glass is made by hand and all are completely

Five Questions: Brad Smith

1. How has home technology changed from the days when it was mostly security related? We’ve come so far! Today’s home technology can integrate everything in a home from lighting to security to heating to

Lakeside Living on Grand Isle, Vermont

A perfect complement to the natural beauty of Lake Champlain, this waterfront contemporary is simple, modern, unassuming. If you’re looking…

Naturally Modern in Vermont

It was time to move. After more than a decade in their funky ski house in Vermont’s Mad River Valley, the Swampscott, Massachusetts-based couple decided it was time to sell and build their very own dream

Kristina Crestin: 2017 “5 Under 40” Award Winner

Have you bought your tickets for New England Home’s “5 Under 40” celebration on September 14? We’re counting down the days and are excited for you to get-to-know our 2017 honorees. Today we introduce Kristina Crestin.

An Updated Greek Revival in Edgartown

Seduced by Martha’a Vineyard’s salty breezes and serene lifestyle, a pair of West Coast executives started spending time on the…

September 2017 Events for the Design Minded

From strolling antique shows looking for the perfect treasure, to fine-tuning your gardening knowledge, September is chock full of events for people who love design.

Special Focus Kitchen and Bath Design 2017

A half-dozen kitchens and baths where form and function happily cohabitate. History Lesson The 1920s house—a brick-front Georgian built for Babson College founder Roger Babson—had undergone any number of