March/April 2012
In the hands of a capable design duo, a spacious Beacon Hill condominium gets a makeover that blends just the right measures of glamour and comfort to suit its young family.
For two busy restaurateurs, a serene spot set high above the urban bustle is the perfect recipe for gracious living.
When a young couple enlist the wife's best friend to bring a new look to their historic old house on the North Shore of Massachusetts, the result is as unique and personal as the women's long friendship.
With its serene, monochromatic color scheme, a New Hampshire farmhouse whispers rather than shouts, making a quiet, but convincing, statement.
New England Home's Kyle Hoepner talks with Doreen LeMay Madden, one of New England's best-known lighting designers, about the new light bulb regulations.
Massachusetts artist Silas Kopf is introducing Americans to marquetry, one intriguing piece of furniture at a time.
Whether restoring the old or creating the new, the Boston Ornament Company relies on traditional methods in handcrafting its plaster architectural details.
Beyond green lawns and bright flowers, four distinctive landscapes offer function, beauty and a natural bond with their unique surroundings.
A sampling of New England's best resources for the home.
