Michaela Quigley

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In search of a fresh floor plan, a young homeowner welcomes an architectural masterpiece into his Boston condo.

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.