Small Space Living in Central Massachusetts

Chalk it up to serendipity. The owners of this little lakefront cottage discovered it for sale just a mere mile from their home…

A Historic South End Townhouse

Good news and bad news. That’s how a Boston couple described the result of their hunt for a townhouse in the city’s historic South End…

A Family Home Gets a New Lease on Life

Why move, when a little reworking means falling in love with the family home all over again?

A Clapboard Classic on a Maine Island

A clapboard classic on a tiny Maine island opens to a colorful, eclectic interior that marries the disparate tastes of its owners.

A Renovated Condo in Charlestown

Suburban empty-nesters embark on a new life with a move to the city.

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Urban Sophistication in Downtown Boston

A Boston condominium’s cosmopolitan vibe is the happy product of the strong relationship between a designer and her clients.

Midcentury-Modern Revived

The family of five had been searching for a house in Hingham for three years, looking for something unique, when a midcentury-modern ranch hit the market. “I fell in love with the property,” remembers the wife, “and I figured the house could be fixed.” As for selling her husband on the home,

King of the Mountain

The couple’s request sounded simple enough: a new ski-in, ski-out home on Vermont’s Stratton Mountain with enough room for four active children, guests, and all the activities that the family dreamed of doing in their second home. Then the details

On a Historical Note

Any home built more than a century ago is likely to have a rich backstory, but the previous life of this stately Back Bay townhouse was more impressive than most. Designed by architects Arthur Rotch and George

Steven Favreau Transforms a Boston Rental

When interior designer Steven Favreau decided to lease a one-bedroom apartment in Boston, he enlisted a real estate agent, who shot back an email

An Updated Tudor-Style Home in Wellesley

Revival styles, by definition, are exercises in domestic fantasy—romanticized re-interpretations of the past. The 10,000-square-foot brick-and-stone Tudor in Wellesley, Massachusetts,…