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Bruce Buck
Tall Story
Ah, the freedom of the empty nest. No longer is the first consideration in house hunting all about the best…
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…
Silver Lining
In retrospect, it was one of those blessings that seem to come in disguise. The infamous Superstorm Sandy of 2012…
Fancy This
Anyone who has ever driven the winding Route 127 along the North Shore of Massachusetts knows the pleasure of slowing…
Storybook Ending
A gentle revamping holds on to the best of the past while forging a fresh look and feel for a well-loved old house.
Ageless Beauty
An 1828 Federal-style Beacon Hill row house returns to its former glory in a careful renovation that would surely make the original architect proud.
Design in Depth: Looking back on 2012
By Stacy Kunstel I’m one of those people who love round-ups. Give me the top 100 albums, the most talked…
Editor’s Miscellany: Old Becomes New
By Kyle Hoepner Earlier this fall I moderated a panel at the Ellis Boston Antiques Show in which several New…
Friday Favorites 10/12/2012
Karin Lidbeck Brent, Contributing Editor Last June, I had the great adventure of styling a modern home featured in the…
A Study in Contrasts
Anyone who believes an eighteenth-century house should always be period-appropriate has only to visit the home of interior designer John…
Editor’s Miscellany: Tribal Treats
By Kyle Hoepner Let’s revel in today’s easy availability of tribal looks–not just ikats and paisleys, but all sorts of…
A Hollywood Ending
Action! A door opens to reveal an entry hall so spacious it could serve as the lobby of a grand…
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