November-December 2009
An architect welcomes the chance to take a Cape Cod home he designed to a new level of elegance, creating an extra-special family getaway.
Surrounded by lush gardens, overlooking the bay and boasting a stunning art collection, a Rhode Island guest house wraps lucky visitors in tranquility.
On Maine’s south coast, a home gets a bright new look that suits its modern family while staying true to the spirit of its Colonial-era origins.
A modern makeover in Lincoln, Massachusetts, is perfectly sized for a pair of empty nesters who want to go smaller without sacrificing style.
Recently hired as the new creative director of garden design for Winston Flowers, Kate Kennen comes with an extensive horticultural background and a wide-ranging interest in design and environmental issues.
The home Walter Gropius built for his family in Lincoln, Massachusetts, may have been modest in size, but its impact on contemporary architecture has been monumental.
Who’s doing what, when where and how in the New England design business.
