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Drumroll, please! Here is the best of the best, the most discerning architects, builders, designers, craftspeople, and retailers around the city and beyond.

For one Brookline family, the solution was glass doors, custom green paint, and help from interior designer Kati Curtis.

For one nursing professor in Woburn, the solution was striped wallpaper, glamorous accents, and help from designer Robin Gannon.

For TV personality Tanya McQueen’s Nantucket home, the solution was improved lighting and rustic flourishes.

For Coterie, the former Boston resident pays posh tribute to the Public Garden.

A modern original is celebrated and a Beacon Hill boutique with one-of-a-kind wares.

The 100-year-old institution unveils a deeply considered refresh inspired by the island’s singular splendor.

Reserved and compact from the front, the renovated form of a 19th-century Bay Village row house is gradually revealed as one travels through the home.

The inventor of the soda fountain, A.D. Puffer, used to live here.

The social focal point of an antique shingle-style home gets a gut renovation, courtesy of Rhode Island’s Digs Design.

The vibrant South End patio of eponymous boutique owner Elisha Daniels is an oasis that brings joy and replenishment.

One Weston family’s solution: Install an outdoor granite kitchen with an fieldstone-clad fire pit, play area and swing set, and sports court.

Interior designer Louisa Smith connected her South Shore home’s indoors with the outdoors—and created an all-weather perch for her sons and their animal friends.

Mona Ross Berman gives a sprawling, several-acre island abode the gut renovation it deserves.

Liz Caan designs a guest retreat that’s so well adorned visitors may never want to leave.