May 2019 - New England Home Magazine

Island Hopping from Great Britain to Nantucket

A family’s summer trek across the pond brings them to a Nantucket home whose classic facade conceals a breezy, contemporary interior.

A Modernist Cape Cod Stunner

The “typical” Cape Cod house isn’t always quite what you might expect. To wit: this modernist-inspired Truro home.

Kathy Marshall’s Garden Party

Wenham-based designer Kathy Marshall uses her travels as inspiration for creating a garden room.

A Round Up of What’s Hot in New England Showrooms This Month

From napkin rings that look like sea urchins to a bathtub made from marble from a quarry in Spain, here’s what has caught our eye in New England showrooms this month.

Diana James Offers Advice on Living Swell

If you walked into Living Swell, the Marblehead boutique owned by veteran designer Diana James, and didn’t want to leave,…

On the Bright Side: Miles Endo

Sleek, modern fixtures have swiftly launched designer Miles Endo into the limelight.

Color is King in This Boston Condo

A thirty-something couple trades life in New York for a Boston condo filled with art, friends, and fun.

Sculptor Richard Erdman: Cast in Stone

Sculptor Richard Erdman has had a passion for stone since boyhood, and there’s no sign he’ll tire of the medium any time soon.

A Modern Classic on Nantucket

An eighteenth-century Nantucket house gets an update that celebrates its past and ensures its future.

Childhood Friends Reunite to Reimagine a Local Landmark on Mount Desert Island

Bold pattern and color welcome a new generation of rusticators in Maine.

A Fairy Tale Garden

A sensitive landscape design reawakens the grounds of an early twentieth-century home, restoring a long-dormant elegance and grace.

Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman’s Back Bay Condo

New England Patriot’s wide receiver and punt returner Julian Edelman touches down—and stays grounded—in a Back Bay brownstone.

Attention to Detail in Suburban Boston

A colonial revival beauty located west of Boston is restored, from the inside out, to all its nineteenth-century magnificence. Wait until you see the interior millwork.