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The History Behind South Station, New England’s Largest Train Depot
South Station is New England’s largest train station, but today’s riders may not realize that it used to be much bigger. In fact, when its […]
11 Purple Accessories That Really Pack a Punch
1 Blu Dot “Hecks” wool-rayon ottoman, $299, Lekker Home. 2 “Vibrance” wool rug, $749, Solo Rugs. 3 Jonathan Adler “Versailles” porcelain canister, $98, Amara. 4 […]
Nine Designer Party Games Every Host Needs
1 Jenga set with shagreen box and beech blocks, $1,100, Aerin. 2 Chi Wing Lo for Giorgetti “Fa‘i’” walnut mahjong set, $8,064, Casa Design Group. […]
Daniel Ranalli’s Latest Photo Series Provides Commentary on Climate Change
Daniel Ranalli was well on his way to a Ph.D. in economics when he dropped out to pursue a newfound passion: photography. Now, nearly 50 […]
Five Art and Design Books to Add to Your Winter Reading List
Anti Glossy: Fashion Photography Now, by Patrick Remy New digital media has come to touch every part of the fashion world, redefining the role of […]
10 Candleholders to Set the Mood for Your Next Dinner Party
From left to right Golden Hill Studio “Chandelier” glass candlestick, $34, December Thieves. “Halo” aluminum candleholder, $13, CB2. Petrified-wood candleholder, $20, CB2. M. H. Parks […]
Travel Guide: Explore a Chic Paradise in Bermuda
STAY Cliff Hanger For the chic aesthetic of Miami combined with attentive island hospitality, head to the Loren at Pink Beach, which opened in 2017. […]
11 Chrome Home Accessories That’ll Make Any Space Shine
1 “Jacques” acrylic tray with nickel trimming, $495, Jonathan Adler. 2 Nina Edwards Anker “Cantilever” stainless steel table, $4,600, Nea Studio. 3 Black Edition “Marmori” […]
Six Must-See Winter Art Exhibitions in and Around Boston
“Arabesque” The swirling lines of arabesque have long appeared in both Islamic and European art (think: intricate patterns chiseled onto the side of a mosque […]
Now + There’s Kate Gilbert Talks Public Art in Boston
A little over two decades ago, Kate Gilbert was a new Connecticut College grad with a degree in studio art. These days, she’s helping other […]
Architect Jacob Lilley Brings the Outdoors Inside His Family Room
Peek inside any Jacob Lilley–designed house, and you’re bound to find spaces that seamlessly transition to the outdoors. But when the architect moved into his […]
Salon’s Beacon Hill Showroom Is Cool, Contemporary, and so Cozy
When interior designer Amanda Pratt decided to launch a home-goods showroom with a café and an adjacent gallery, naming her new venture “Salon” was a […]
Knitting Boss Christina Fagan Pardy Shares Her Favorite Things
Before celebrities like Katie Couric started wearing her beanies, Christina Fagan Pardy only thought of her Boston-based knitting blog as a fun fact to share […]
U-Turn Audio Is on a Mission to Produce High-Quality Custom Turntables
There’s something about vinyl that digital streaming just can’t top. Maybe it’s the tactile nature of setting a needle onto a record, or the soft […]
Is Emerson College the Smartest Developer in Town?
I was walking along the Common earlier this month and caught myself pausing for a moment, blinking at the intersection of Tremont and Boylston and […]