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The Crayola sixty-four pack has nothing on a vibrant Boston penthouse that reflects its owners’ spirited outlook on life.

Project Team
Architectural design: @robinpelissierdesign Pelissier Design, @woodmeistermasterbuilders
Interior design: Robin Pelissier
Design Builder: Woodmeister Master Builders
Builders Landscape design: @wisteriaandrose

📸 @readmckendree @jbsa.images
✏️@pbodah

#bostonpenthouse #luxuryboston #colorfulapartment

✨ Flashback to last week's New England Design Ha

✨ Flashback to last week's New England Design Hall of Fame gala. Cheers to a night of celebrating design excellence and making memories. We were honored to celebrate with our fantastic community and capture these moments with friends and colleagues 📸 Huge shoutout to @CasaDesign for bringing the photobooth fun – we’ll be smiling at these pics all year!⁠
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Click link in bio to see all the photos from the evening.

@parterregardenservices brings festive elegance to

@parterregardenservices brings festive elegance to⁠ your home with custom holiday décor services,⁠ including beautifully designed garlands, wreaths,⁠ containers and exterior tree lighting. Inside, we⁠ craft personalized holiday displays—from mantles⁠ to tablescapes, garland-wrapped banisters, and⁠ elegant florals—creating an enchanting⁠ atmosphere for your most cherished gatherings.⁠
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#parterregardenservices #nehomemagazine⁠
#holidays #holidaydecor #newenglandholidays

🇺🇸 Today, we honor and give thanks to those

🇺🇸 Today, we honor and give thanks to those who have served. 🇺🇸⁠
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Project Team⁠
Architecture: @nantucket_architecture_group⁠
Interior design: Nantucket House Antiques & Interior Design Studios⁠
Builder: Nantucket Building Company⁠
Landscape design: The Garden Design Company⁠
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📸 @janebeilesphoto⁠

A kitchen with cabinetry painted @farrowandball Mi

A kitchen with cabinetry painted @farrowandball Mizzle, is paired with marble backsplash tile, and a walnut countertop to create a warm and inviting space. ⁠
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Project team:
Interior design: @moss_design_ct
Builder: @garrettwilsonbuilders

📸 @amyvischio
✏️ @alyssawbird

Moss Design imagines a home that celebrates a youn

Moss Design imagines a home that celebrates a young family’s active lifestyle and penchant for fun.⁠
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Seen in the fall issue of New England Home Connecticut.⁠
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Project Team ⁠
Interior design: @moss_design_ct⁠
Builder: @garrettwilson_builders⁠
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📸 @amyvischio⁠
✏️ @alyssawbird

Barbara Sallick has never seen any reason why the

Barbara Sallick has never seen any reason why the everyday shouldn’t be arrestingly beautiful. After a short stint as a teacher in Connecticut, Sallick worked in the American Decorative Arts department at the Yale University Art Gallery, where she discovered “the key to learning about art, architecture, beautiful rooms, and objects is looking, looking, and more looking.” She never forgot it.⁠
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In 1978, she and her husband, Robert, had a vision for, of all things, the utilitarian American bathroom. “We wanted Americans to think of their bathrooms like the ones we experienced on our travels in England and France,” she says. “The fittings we saw there were exquisitely crafted, elegant, and beautiful.”⁠
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They saw an opportunity to transform the American bath, so they made multiple trips to Europe to visit plumbing showrooms. They sought out vintage Edwardian fixtures in salvage yards there and in New England, found manufacturers who could replicate them, and launched Waterworks that same year.⁠
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Portrait by @rogovinart⁠
All other images courtesy of Waterworks

A series of happy accidents altered the trajectory

A series of happy accidents altered the trajectory of Paul Reidt’s career from premed to philosophy to custom cabinetry. President of Kochman Reidt + Haigh Cabinetmakers in Stoughton, Massachusetts, Reidt says his parents inspired him: “My mother was a painter who taught me to see the world in unconventional ways. My father, a doctor, showed me how to break down the complexities of the world, the ways we think about it.”⁠
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Reidt grew up in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, where he pored over Popular Mechanics magazines. He remembers watching a neighbor carve a model airplane from balsa wood. “It was a marvel to me to take an unformed material and make something that could actually fly,” he says. “It made me think of ‘making’ as an astonishing power.” ⁠
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📸 credits in order of appearance ⁠
⁠Image #1 @rogovinart⁠
Image #2 @gregpremru⁠
Image # 3 and 4 Richard Mandelkorn⁠
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✏️ @rialapiana

Two more days until we celebrate the 2024 New Engl

Two more days until we celebrate the 2024 New England Design Hall of Fame inductees! ⁠
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Building is an exceptionally complex business; when done well, a completed project is far greater than the sum of its parts. This dynamic isn’t lost on the principals of @thelagassegroup of Natick, Massachusetts. “We are a team that is very comfortable with complexity,” says Kevin Lagassé. “Every project has unique challenges, and even with our extensive experience, we approach these projects with fresh eyes.”⁠
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Founders and spouses Nancy (president) and Kevin (executive vice president) Lagassé have run the family business like, well, a family, for the last fifteen years. Today, they’ve grown to a team of thirty-five, working throughout eastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod, and Martha’s Vineyard. The firm’s diverse portfolio includes an array of residential projects of every style and scale—from urban high-rises to suburban homes.⁠
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📸 credits in order of appearance ⁠
Image #1 @rogovinart⁠
Image #2 @briandohertyphotos⁠
Image #3 @ericrothphoto⁠
Image #4 @natreaphotography⁠
Image #5 @chuckchoi⁠

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