A designer’s bold vision merges traditional and modern to give a nineteenth-century Southport house a vivacious new look.

An artist’s Connecticut abode remains faithful to its midcentury pedigree without becoming a slave to the past.

This townhouse in Boston’s South End might look sedate from the outside, but behind the blue door is big personality.

Long renowned for his artistry in the kitchen, French chef Jacques Pépin turns his talents to a different medium these days—with equally delightful results.

In a retail world that’s increasingly moving toward a mass-market strategy, Tyler & Sash is succeeding with a business model that’s anything but.

Maine-based Lunaform handcrafts concrete planters, fountains, benches, birdbaths, urns, prayer wheels and garden containers one by one in its coastal studio.