Michaela Quigley

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A Brookline sunroom gets new life as a peaceful office perfect for working and studying at home.

The design team used the lush landscape as inspiration for the space’s organic palette.

Cutting Edge Homes created a lived-in feel with a breakfast nook, butcher-block countertops, and a wet bar.

Bring the fight for justice and equality to the suburbs with some help from experienced activists.

Architect Maryann Thompson is on a mission to save the planet, one project at a time.

Ceramicist Elizabeth Benotti shapes blocks of clay into textured homewares in her Maine-based studio.

Peterman’s Boards and Bowls takes an eco-friendly approach to crafting kitchenware.

Embarc designs a monochromatic media room complete with texture-forward furnishings and a convenient wet bar.

Frost Productions’ Karen Shoop transforms ceremony and reception spaces with the flick of a switch (or two).

Samantha Shih of 9Tailors helps clients suit up for their big day with velvet jackets, classy pocket squares, and expertly hemmed trousers—all custom made.

The medieval-inspired 1920s castle is modeled after the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

Jacob Lilley, of the eponymous Wellesley-based firm, brings a breath of fresh air to his 1915 English Tudor.

Sh*t That I Knit founder and “chief knitting officer” Christina Fagan Pardy spins a blog into a successful business.

Keep your loved ones cozy all winter long with inspiration from these family room–ready mood boards, curated by local designers.

From someone who was definitely NOT prepared, but finished nonetheless.