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Tour a Family Compound in Maine
Lisa Duffy of looks to the future when designing her family’s vacation compound in Maine.
Tour a Coastal Home in Duxbury
Styles and materials combine in a reprised coastal cottage on the South Shore.
An Antique-Filled Cottage in Nantucket’s Historic District
An interior designer and homeowner collaborate on a cottage that rewrites the rules on Nantucket style.
Visit a Summer Cottage by the Sea
A beloved coastal cottage receives a gentle but thorough reinvention to accommodate a family of seven.
Visitors Won’t Want to Leave this Vermont Guesthouse
Hillside guesthouse, party headquarters, or private sanctuary? It depends on who’s in town.
A Frank Lloyd Wright-Inspired Home in Brookline
This Brookline home is a little bit Frank Lloyd Wright, a little bit Mediterranean, and a whole lot of detail.
At Home on Fairfield Beach
Gold tones and interesting shapes bring a touch of glam to a coastal home.
A Compact Cottage on Cape Cod
Thoughtful details allow this Cape home to make maximum use of minimal space.
Artist Kelly Milukas
Kelly Milukas creates encaustic paintings that become part of the experience
of home.
Inside a Darien Home Layered in Shades of Blue
Prudence Bailey creates a light and airy Darien home for a new-to-Connecticut family.
Two Mid-Century Modern Kitchens Get a Makeover
These two kitchens pay homage to their twentieth-century origins while meeting their owners’ twenty-first-century needs.
Colorful in Provincetown
Purple and orange have cameos in this Provincetown cottage, but white might play the biggest role of all.
Surf Shack
This Cape Cod beach house walks the plank between traditional and modern architecture.
Coastal Color
From cotton-candy pink to apple green, this home embraces the entire spectrum.
Contemporary Art in Fairfield, Connecticut
Designers and homeowners alike discover contemporary art in a tucked-away Fairfield barn.
