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SV Design Transforms a North Shore Home
A stunning kitchen plus chic tailored style throughout.
Timber! A New Hampshire Timber-Frame Mountain House
A family’s bespoke timber-frame house draws them to New Hampshire
every chance they get.
Tour Michael Booth’s Federal-Style House in Providence
Designer Michael Booth returns to his roots while rehabbing a stately Federal-style house in Providence.
A Shingle Style Home On The Rhode Island Coast
Washed with light from dawn to dusk, a new Shingle-style home on Rhode Island’s coast represents a bright new phase for its happy owners.
A Rooftop Garden in the Heart of Boston
Fifteen floors above a city that never pauses, let alone sleeps, the rooftop terrace of this Millennium Place home…
The Great Outdoors
Time spent outside is one of the joys of New England’s warm season. These three projects offer unique routes to the same happy goal. See you soon, summer!
An Outdoor Space for a Family That Plays Together
It was an interesting conundrum: classic, stately New England brick home; homeowners with contemporary tastes; and a blank canvas of a yard to marry the two styles seamlessly. The owners, who are originally from Brazil, had a robust and exacting outdoor vision to reimagine the standard developer’s
Tour a Light and Airy Cape Cod Coastal Home
When architect John MacDonald and his team began discussing how to replace their clients’ vintage 1970s waterfront property on Cape…
A Home with a Lasting Legacy
Houses roosting along New England’s coast have much to contend with. Along with time’s usual wear and tear, there’s…
Garage Chic
Sometimes, a building has a way of returning to its natural center. Carriage houses, for example, have always been versatile structures, often serving the dual purpose of storing horse-drawn carriages and housing the staff needed to care for both
Stylishly Restored: Cape Cod’s Amos Otis House
The Amos Otis House, a center-chimney cape, has stood alongside Route 6A—Cape Cod’s Old King’s Highway—in Barnstable since 1745. By the time Robert Bagshaw and David Lancaster discovered it for sale,
Style and Sustainability on Cape Cod
A photographer searching for a worthy subject couldn’t do better than Cotuit, Massachusetts. Gorgeous year round, the area reaches…
