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Meet Emma Driver a 2026 New England Home 5 Under 40 Winner
It was a high school assignment that opened Emma Driver’s eyes to the idea of a career in landscape design. “I remember it as more of an agricultural assignment,” she says. “We had to design a garden.” Hers exceeded expectations. “I must have done really well,” she remembers, “because my teacher told me I could actually do garden design as a job.”
A Historic Vermont Farmhouse Renovation
New owners transform a classic Vermont farmhouse into a jewel box of a home without sacrificing its historic character.
A Shingle-Style Home on Rhode Island’s Sakonnet River
Everyday life—not square footage— shaped this waterfront home’s most memorable gathering places.
Historic Character and Ocean Views Define This Cohasset Home
How a sweeping, three-year restoration revived an 1880s coastal estate in Massachusetts.
Luxury Lighting: The Inside Story
Strateres is your source for integrated, illuminating ideas—and more.
Erin Gates Brings Warm Modern Style to a Maine Coastal Retreat
Being present and communing with nature are the only concerns at this young family’s midcoast Maine retreat.
A Landmark 1873 Home Is Restored in Woodstock, Vermont
In Woodstock, Vermont, a long-neglected historic landmark is restored to its former glory.
A Cohesive Architectural Design Starts at the Front Door.
Explore how custom front doors and windows can create cohesive architectural design while enhancing curb appeal.
Why Building-Envelope Design Matters for a More Resilient Home
CertainTeed’s Resilience360™ program offers New England homeowners protection from the elements and peace of mind.
Protected: City Living Gets Smarter with Home Automation
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Three Inspiring Kitchen Renovations Showcasing Timeless Connecticut Design
A sense of refinement unites three distinctive kitchens.
Rosalia Sanni Transforms a Hillside Property in Greenwich
With structure and rhythm, natural stone walls define a suburban landscape.
Why Home Campuses are the Future of Family Living
Homes have expanded beyond places to eat, sleep, and raise a family. Increasingly, they are becoming fully realized lifestyle environments—properties designed to support wellness, recreation, work, and multigenerational connection all in one place.
A Four Season Porch is Enjoyed Year Round
Phillip Thomas turns an infrequently used veranda into an all-season showstopper.
A Connecticut Waterfront Home Designed for the Next Chapter
This new residence makes the most of its scenic waterfront site in Norwalk.


















