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Inside Amanda Reid’s Colorful Dorchester Greek Revival
Amanda Reid’s grande dame views the world through rose-colored glasses.
Why Building-Envelope Design Matters for a More Resilient Home
CertainTeed’s Resilience360™ program offers New England homeowners protection from the elements and peace of mind.
Meet Emma Driver a 2026 New England Home 5 Under 40 Winner
It was a high school assignment that opened Emma Driver’s eyes to the idea of a career in landscape design. “I remember it as more of an agricultural assignment,” she says. “We had to design a garden.” Hers exceeded expectations. “I must have done really well,” she remembers, “because my teacher told me I could actually do garden design as a job.”
A Historic Vermont Farmhouse Renovation
New owners transform a classic Vermont farmhouse into a jewel box of a home without sacrificing its historic character.
A Shingle-Style Home on Rhode Island’s Sakonnet River
Everyday life—not square footage— shaped this waterfront home’s most memorable gathering places.
Historic Character and Ocean Views Define This Cohasset Home
How a sweeping, three-year restoration revived an 1880s coastal estate in Massachusetts.
Erin Gates Brings Warm Modern Style to a Maine Coastal Retreat
Being present and communing with nature are the only concerns at this young family’s midcoast Maine retreat.
A Landmark 1873 Home Is Restored in Woodstock, Vermont
In Woodstock, Vermont, a long-neglected historic landmark is restored to its former glory.
A Cohesive Architectural Design Starts at the Front Door.
Explore how custom front doors and windows can create cohesive architectural design while enhancing curb appeal.
Three Inspiring Kitchen Renovations Showcasing Timeless Connecticut Design
A sense of refinement unites three distinctive kitchens.
Rosalia Sanni Transforms a Hillside Property in Greenwich
With structure and rhythm, natural stone walls define a suburban landscape.
Why Home Campuses are the Future of Family Living
Homes have expanded beyond places to eat, sleep, and raise a family. Increasingly, they are becoming fully realized lifestyle environments—properties designed to support wellness, recreation, work, and multigenerational connection all in one place.
A Four Season Porch is Enjoyed Year Round
Phillip Thomas turns an infrequently used veranda into an all-season showstopper.
A Connecticut Waterfront Home Designed for the Next Chapter
This new residence makes the most of its scenic waterfront site in Norwalk.
Tour a Renovated 1930s Colonial Home in Greenwich
A Greenwich colonial embraces modern family life without losing its historic soul.
