Boston Magazine

This seaside Cape Cod house has a subtle coastal vibe that’s unexpected and multidimensional.

We already have songs in seven categories: generic, patriotic, folk, glee club, ceremonial march, ode, and polka. So do we really need a rock song?

Trading their New York City digs for an idyllic piece of Chilmark property, one couple taps a beloved family member to make their new home.

Including an intriguing Midori sour that won’t remind you of college parties.

When it comes to the local housing market, these folks know how to close the deal. Our annual look at the region’s best-performing agents.

All of the culture, none of the connections: Nonstop flights from Boston to the City of Music promise to start your European vacation on the right note.

But chef George Mendes, previously behind New York’s Michelin-starred Aldea, has big plans for Boston following his time at the fine-dining Portuguese restaurant.

Inside Longwood’s most elite scientific social club, geneticists trade glowing worms, pin up worm-themed office art, and tell worm jokes over bagels. But will federal budget cuts turn this Nobel Prize–winning party into a wake?

Whether you want to eat beneath a beech tree or beside the beach, these restaurants have mastered the art of al fresco dining.

By adding a gambrel, reconfiguring the floor plan, and setting an airy aesthetic, this seaside Massachusetts home is made anew.

A well-loved family home is revived for the homeowner’s next phase with a fresh feel and flow and plenty of space to entertain.

Satisfy tropical tastes with hot spices, warm hospitality, and cool ice cream.

As MassArt honors the late activist this month, a look back at how the grand dame of style turned the city’s society scene into her personal runway.

After vacationing on Nantucket for years, a couple sets about creating an island retreat of their very own.

How an Austin-based design team created a dreamy Osterville escape on the site of a 200-year-old shipyard.