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Robert Kiener
A Vermont Shingle Style Home Mixes Classic and Contemporary
Paul Robert Rousselle smiles when he recalls his client’s sizable wish list for the holiday home she was asking him…
Artistry: Painter Eva Lundsager
Page through Eva Lundsager’s rich, varied, and colorful portfolio of her much-praised work over the last thirty years, and it’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…
Five Questions: Andrew Haines
1. You are the MFA’s first conservator of frames. What do you do? I am responsible for the “care and…
Five Questions: Bill Bivona
(1) Staircase making is a rather specialized trade; how did you get into it? I always wanted to be a furniture maker, but I soon discovered that, to make a living, I had to subsidize my furniture making with other projects,
Artistry: Sculptor Timothy Horn
There’s a good reason that many people have described Timothy Horn’s sculptural work as “jewel-like.” As the much-traveled, Australian-born artist…
Mountain Makeover
“Who knew?” asks Kerry Berchem, as she smiles and recalls how the modest renovation she and her husband, Craig Goos,…
Contemporary Classic in Vermont
After falling in love with and buying what the husband calls “easily one of the most beautiful lots in Vermont,” this New York City–based couple explored every inch of its twenty acres of rolling meadow. They marveled at
Five Questions: Brad Smith
1. How has home technology changed from the days when it was mostly security related? We’ve come so far! Today’s home technology can integrate everything in a home from lighting to security to heating to
Lake Effect: Timeless Style on Lake Sunapee
Mike McClung and John Gassett both smile as they recall an early visit to the lot on New Hampshire’s Lake Sunapee where they would soon build a second home for their Boston-based clients. “It was snowing and chilly, and we
Five Questions: Jeremiah Eck
Boston-based architect, painter, and teacher Jeremiah Eck offers his perspective on the elements of good design. 1. You have said that beauty is
Glass Artist Robin Mix
Robin Mix suffers for his art. After giving me a tour of his studio, which occupies half of his nineteenth-century…
Five Questions: Lucy Dearborn
1. How did you end up running a lighting showroom and a team of lighting designers?
Maybe it was fate; my initials are L.E.D.! I started selling lighting
Five Questions: Mike Alidadi
Mike Alidadi, owner of Apadana Fine Rugs, offers suggestions about what to look for when buying, maintaining, and repairing fine carpets and rugs.
Five Questions: Ted Landsmark
1. You have said that design is failing us. What do you mean by that? There are failures at both the macro and the micro scale. For example, we are not using design to address and mitigate
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