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Greg Premru
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,…
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…
Team Spirit
When a squad of dedicated pros collaborate this closely, it’s no wonder the result is a home that fulfills its…
The Phoenix
At 6:30 a.m. on a cloudy May morning in 2012, David Frost drove to his job site, same as any…
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…
Editor’s Miscellany: Wonderful Woods
By Kyle Hoepner On another day I might go on about the more flamboyant tropical woods used in twenty-first-century residential…
Notes from the Field: Backyard Fire Pits
By Karin Lidbeck Brent Like a moth drawn to candlelight, I can lounge around an evening campfire for hours during…
History in the Making
Everybody involved held a singular vision: a house that would look like it had sheltered generations. So seemingly filled with…
Victorian Novel
An old home in the Boston suburbs shakes of its fusty past, lets in the light and dons a new look that’s just right for a young family.
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