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Jared Kuzia
Colonial Revival-Style in Cambridge
A historic house moves gently into the twenty-first century.
Barbara Sallick of Waterworks is Inducted into The New England Design Hall of Fame
Barbara Sallick has never seen any reason why the everyday shouldn’t be arrestingly beautiful. After a short stint as…
Color Saturated Mudrooms
These mudrooms marry form and function, taking design cues from a family heirloom, local artwork, and far-flung travels.
Tour a Family Compound in Maine
Lisa Duffy of looks to the future when designing her family’s vacation compound in Maine.
Luxury Bathrooms for Every Design Style
Three designers create primary baths with soul, finding inspiration in very different eras and styles.
Step Inside a Portsmouth, Rhode Island, Condo with a Neutral Palette
An interior designer takes a minimalist approach on a coastal retreat without sacrificing comfort and warmth.
Hardworking Kitchens
Function unites these kitchens and pantries with distinct points of view
A Boston Pied-à-Terre
Designer Meghan Shadrick turns a petite pied-à-terre into a chic Boston getaway.
Tour Dane Austin’s Colorful Boston Home
Designer Dane Austin invites friends to pull up an ombré settee, put up their feet, and stay a while.
Quintessential Martha’s Vineyard
A well-loved Martha’s Vineyard cottage gets an update that boosts its beachy vibe while keeping all the character its owners cherish.
HGTV’s Kristina Crestin Designs a Home on Massachusetts’ North Shore
At one family’s retreat, kids hike, chickens roam, and parents relax by a scenic estuary.
This Pool House Doubles as a Guest Retreat
The only thing better than having your own pool? A pool house that doubles as a guest retreat.
A House in Concord is Decorated with Wit and Whimsy
A twenty-year-old residence in Concord receives a chic update that matches its owners’ playful style.
Colorful and Classic in Cambridge
With its timeless elegance to keep it grounded, a historic Cambridge house is free to explore bold new directions.
