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An Architect and Designer’s Rightsized Home
One designer couple proves that when it comes to building the perfect house, bigger isn’t always better.
At Home on Nantucket Harbor
This waterfront home designed by Robert Dean Architects serves as a hub of activity.
Time & Again: Designer Corinne Acampora’s Strategies for Updating Classic Design
Acampora Interiors strives to create warm, elegant, and livable spaces that stand the test of time.
Tour a Classic New Hampshire Lake House
This classic New Hampshire lake house is made for family gatherings and lazy summer days.
Mar Silver Designs a Coastal Home That is Pure Zen
For six years, designer Mar Silver has tweaked this Darien home to make sure it always meets its owners’ needs.
A Connecticut Colonial Gets a Glow Up
A savvy renovation takes a colonial from demure to dazzling.
Vermont Cabin Contemporary
Designer Marc Langlois turns a dark and dated Vermont home into a cozy and chic winter retreat.
This Traditional Home is Designed for Family First
With a designer’s help, a challenging space becomes a bright and inviting heart of the home.
Neutrals Reign in a Home Designed by Becca Casey
Becca Casey infuses her signature country-meets-coastal charm in a colonial farmhouse for a young family.
Tour a Timeless Colonial Home in Connecticut
A thoughtful makeover by Hannah Robertson restores a Fairfield home’s architectural integrity.
A Westport Home Designed for New York Transplants
Designer Denise Davies helps a young family from the city settle into their new life in Westport.
A Contemporary Home with an Agrarian Edge
A geological challenge inspires a Fairfield County home to find its true nature.
Country Chic in Connecticut
Opposites attract in a new home with an old soul in the Litchfield Hills.
Tour Connie Casey’s Coastal Home
A little bit city, a little bit coastal, and a whole lot of glass along Five Mile River.
