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Put the Finishing Touches on Your Client’s Home
There are two things every seasoned interior designer knows. First: when it comes to turning a house into a beautiful,…
Five Essential Pieces for your Coastal Home
Whether your home is on the ocean, intra-coastal, lake—or even landlocked—these pieces will give your home chic coastal style. Just…
Forging a Link to the Past
Keeping the craft of blacksmithing alive is a passion for the husband-and-wife team who own Hammersmith Studios. On an autumn…
Market Stalls at Boston Design Center
Boston If, like us, your idea of a perfect day consists of peering through glass-front cabinets in search of a…
Living by His Own Lights
Peter Carlson saw the light in 2001, precisely because he didn’t. At the time, he was working as an…
A Gentleman’s Study
Three New England designers share their favorite resources for a gentlemen’s study. Susanne Lichten Csongor’s design projects run the gamut…
The Elegant Bath
Three Connecticut designers share there picks for an elegant bath. Christine Griffiths is passionate about creating uniquely personal interiors. “The possibilities…
Bohemian Rhapsody
Design-led and inspired by timeless historical models, Juliska has made its mark on the tableware market-—and it’s just getting started….
As Good As New: Decades of Design
Recently we were invited to a friend’s apartment for dinner. Given her impeccable credentials—a former editor at a prestigious shelter…
Design Destination: Delicious Designs, Hingham, Massachusetts
In the movie You’ve Got Mail, Kathleen Kelly, played by a winning Meg Ryan, rails against Fox Books, a megastore…
Heart and Soul: Annie Selke’s Design Companies
Annie Selke’s passion is the spirited home textiles her global company offers. Her pride is that she’s still headquartered in…
Shopping Worth the Trip: Bowerbird, Peterborough, New Hampshire
Katherine Forrest was watching a PBS special on the bowerbird when she decided to name her shop after the species….
Into the Wood
A chance encounter with a six-inch block of redwood led to Peter Petrochko’s lifelong passion for turning chunks of trees into uniquely beautiful objects.
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