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Brigid Sweeney

Real New England Weddings: Melissa and Julie

July 9, 2011, Private Residence, Marion, Massachusetts

By Brigid Sweeney

Real New England Weddings: Danielle and Alexander

September 4, 2010, Private Residence, Belmont, Vermont

By Brigid Sweeney

Real New England Weddings: Sapna Patel and Michael Nurick

April 15, 2015, Wentworth by the Seas, New Castle, New Hampshire

By Brigid Sweeney

A golden couple relocates from New York City to a New Hampshire farmhouse to launch a lifestyle empire.

By Brigid Sweeney

A Budding Genius

A floral designer gives tips on how to keep costs in check.

By Brigid Sweeney

With one design team at the helm, two brothers build two stunning Lenox homes.

Seth started his project a year later.

By Brigid Sweeney

Mitch, who serves as the company’s art director despite having no formal art training, viewed his home as just another design project.

By Brigid Sweeney

Rediscovering Jamaica Plain

One fine day in this eclectic corner of the Hub.

By Brigid Sweeney

This Concord shop features an artful assortment of home accessories, curios, and gifts.

Shauna Gillies-Smith, principal of Somerville-based landscape architecture firm Ground, explains why cities deserve to be more than concrete jungles.

The Nice Queen

The Nice Queen

Amid furor over branch closures, the Boston Public Library’s president is imposing her vision for the future—and, just maybe, a new model for how to get things done in this town.

By Brigid Sweeney

On Location: Coolidge Corner

Maximizing a day spent in Brookline’s commercial center.

By Brigid Sweeney

Founded seven years ago, Natalie Carpenter’s European design mecca remains ahead of the curve.

Designer Frank Roop combines custom details with midcentury finds in a condo at the South End’s Atelier 505 building. His objective? To create an environment that’s luxurious but not precious—and perfect for entertaining.