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Cottage and Garden, Newport, Rhode Island

For about seven years now, Michael Sederback has been the buyer, stylist, and all-around visual guy for Cottage and Garden. The store, founded

Carvers’ Guild

To get to Carvers’ Guild you drive off a two-lane road in West Groton, Massachusetts, a narrow byway meanders down to a cluster of nineteenth-century mill buildings that

Not-So-Secret Treasure: R.T. Facts in Kent, Connecticut

R. T. Facts in Kent, Connecticut How do you separate the super-serious designer from the merely serious? Had

Retail Rapture: Shopping in New Preston, Connecticut

It’s said you can’t buy good taste, but in the northwestern Connecticut village of New Preston, you actually

Design Destination: JS Gallery

JS Gallery Wellfleet, Massachusetts There are a number of reasons to recommend Wellfleet—a small Cape Cod town that sits halfway between

Five Questions: Mike Alidadi

Mike Alidadi, owner of Apadana Fine Rugs, offers suggestions about what to look for when buying, maintaining, and repairing fine carpets and rugs.

Brimfield Antiques and Collectibles Show

Depending on when you read this, there still might be time to catch the Brimfield Antiques and Collectibles Show, which runs from July 12 to

Gardens Of Delight

Think of a garden on Cape Cod and you’re likely to picture voluptuous masses of blue hydrangeas, mounds of bright pink beach roses, and stands of grasses waving in a salty breeze. But,

Elizabeth Gourlay: Transcendent Moments

Elizabeth Gourlay explores the dynamic interplay between color and form in abstract paintings that have extraordinary power. The bold geometry, such as the

Five Questions: Owners of Town House Finds + Designs

The owners of Darien’s Town House Finds + Designs explain how they have opened and run a successful shop that offers both home decor and women’s

Say It With Flowers

Jim Douthit tells a great story. The one about how he stumbled into the landscaping business and wound up founding one of Greater Boston’s preeminent outfits is an

No Boundaries

As Sarah Amos shows off some of the finished and in-progress colorful abstract prints that fill her barn-like northern Vermont studio, she reflects on how to describe what she does.

Splendor In the Grass

The owners of a large, 1920s Federal-style home in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, certainly felt lucky to live in a dwelling designed by William Perry, the architect

Past As Prologue

Architect Guy Grassi could walk by the small parking lot at the end of the block only so many times before he just had to have the property. He and his wife, interior designer Lucie