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Boston
Made from Scratch
But I have nothing,” protested the newlywed. Her designer, Kristen Rivoli, had emphasized how important it was to incorporate…
Lofty Ideal
In between the dining and living areas of this downtown Boston high-rise apartment designed by Andra Birkerts, a television floats…
Boston City Living at its Best
Looking for a comfortable place to call home in the middle of it all? Found it: a penthouse at the…
Young at Heart
At first glance this picturesque Italianate-style house perched atop a knoll in Brookline, Massachusetts, would seem perfectly at home in…
Fifty Shades of Gray
Dream clients with dream apartments don’t come along every day, which is why designer Eric Roseff can barely contain his…
Small Treasure
City living conjures images of close-set buildings on postage-stamp lots with views of the neighbors’ houses or the high fences…
Future Perfect
They say that history repeats itself and that adage certainly rings true in the renovation of this Boston brownstone….
City Slick
Swapping their traditional family house in the suburbs for a chic, contemporary urban condominium gives a pair of empty nesters an easy new lease on life.
The Light Within
The classic facade of this nineteenth-century Back Bay brownstone belies the scene within. A climb up three flights of the…
Kindred Spirits
Linen, silk, and gossamer wings aside, there is nothing more finely woven than the mother-daughter relationship. When it’s good it’s…
Yours, Mine, and Ours
Before hey became a couple, Shannon and Michael Sperlinga were neighbors in their Back Bay condominium building. They met in…
High Design
The owners of a traditional, turn-of-the-last-century McKim, Mead & White family home on Boston’s North Shore surprised themselves by buying…
Industrial Strength: A Contemporary Boston High-Rise Penthouse
David Jankilevitsch found the designers of his dreams when he went out to eat. He had traveled all over the…
Editor’s Miscellany: Four Centuries of Massachusetts Furniture
By Kyle Hoepner Joined chest, attributed to Thomas Dennis, probably Ipswich, Mass., 1670–1700, oak and white pine. Collection of Museum…
Have a Heart
When this modern young couple bought an attached single-family townhouse in Boston’s South End, they envisioned a sophisticated, contemporary interior….
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