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Shope Reno Wharton
This Brookline Landscape Design was Inspired by European Chateaus
Every step of this Brookline, Massachusetts, landscape is part of a carefully synchronized and engaging narrative.
Shope Reno Wharton Designs a Home Using Reclaimed Stone
A new house in southern Connecticut brings recycling to architectural heights.
Tour a Classic Shingle-Style Home in Watch Hill
In coastal Rhode Island, a vacation home for a pair of siblings proves the classics never go out of style.
A Coastal Estate with Endless Amenities
The rolling terrain of a coastal estate connects new and old buildings with activities the homeowners love.
New England Home 15 Memorable Moments
The editors of New England Home share fifteen memorable design moments to celebrate the magazine’s fifteen year anniversary.
A Landscape Designed with Multiple Outdoor Spaces
Outdoor settings shift from active play spaces to quiet woodlands at this ledge-filled rural retreat.
Shingle Style on The Bay
A decade’s worth of summers had given the couple ample opportunity to reflect on what they loved—and didn’t—about their 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…
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
Creatively Inclined
From an egret’s-eye view, this home along the twisting Connecticut coastline presents itself as a sprawling mansion. The long roofline…
Editor’s Miscellany: Celebrating Our Own
Time is growing very short until next week’s New England Design Hall of Fame gala and awards dinner. As happens…
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