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Annie Selke: Material World

A renovated old woolen mill in the Berkshires serves as home base for legendary textile designer Annie Selke.

Shop Visit: One Kings Lane

We’ve all read the headlines about the demise of the traditional brick-and-mortar business model in favor of online shopping, but then a brand like One Kings Lane (OKL) comes along…

Frances Palmer: Sculpting Beauty

A visit to artist Frances Palmer’s private studio and garden in Weston is like traveling to another world, one that…

Shop Visit: Weston Table

Every object at this carefully curated Weston boutique tells a unique tale about provenance and quality over quantity.

The Cost to Build a Contemporary Home: Why It’s Higher than A Traditional One

Structural challenges, the quality of materials, and specialty contractors are just a few of the reasons.

Dumais Made: Slab Happy

It isn’t every day that you get to reset your GPS, take a path you missed the first time around—and…

5 Most Common Home Renovation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Home renovations can be stressful. It’s a process far more complex than reality TV shows make it seem, and this…

Melissa Glorieux: Aster B.

To bring both beauty and meaning to the holidays, Melissa Glorieux heads into the woods.

5 Reasons to Choose PVC Over Wood for Custom Exterior Millwork

For some, a drive up the coast from Boston to Portland offers stunning views of rocky Atlantic cliffs, ocean vistas,…

5 Challenges to Renovating a Historic Home

And how to turn those challenges into rewarding design opportunities.

Cynthia MacCollum: Only Natural

A New Canaan printmaker doesn’t have to go far to find the local flora that inspires her art.

The Best Wood Flooring for Kitchens

One of the most common questions homeowners ask during kitchen remodels is, “Can I install hardwood floors in my kitchen?” We asked the experts at Carlisle Wide Plank Flooring…