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Fall/Winter 2009: The Experts
THE TASTEMAKERS Years later, your guests will remember the toasts, the dancing, the late-night karaoke…but the food? Not so much. Unless, that is, you hire […]
One Last Shot: Sugar Crash
The rain started three days before Elizabeth Murray and Paul Crage’s September ceremony—and didn’t stop. By the time they arrived at their Fairhaven, Massachusetts, reception […]
What Lies Beneath
The 21st century started out so damn clean and shiny. But after nearly a decade, it’s showing cracks, and I’m not just talking about the […]
In the Fold
A few decades ago, when architect and inventor Harry Montague couldn’t find an ideal collapsible bicycle, he vowed to make one himself. His design was […]
Covet: Grill 23's Jay Murray craves a Joe Keinberger collage
“I never wanted to be anything but an artist,” says Jay Murray, who some consider a Picasso of the kitchen. After dabbling in painting, […]
Suburban Inversion
Like so many urbanites before him, Michael LeBlanc was determined to avoid Pleasantville’s clutches. The architect and his wife, Sharon, spent 11 years in Dorchester […]
Designer: Of the Moment
Decades before double-height living rooms and walls of windows began infiltrating Boston homes, Brian Healy was a connoisseur of the modernist aesthetic, designing beautifully balanced […]
Talking Stock: Beyond Gorgeosity
Nothing about the South Shore’s newest antiques and accessories boutique is quite as it seems. Beyond Gorgeosity may occupy two unassuming storefronts between the Hingham […]
More or Less: Making an Entrance
$14,927 1. Clara coat stand, $1,035, Ligne Roset. 2. Random pendants, $510 each, Design Within Reach. 3. Milano Mirror, $1,914, Showroom. 4. Antique terrarium, […]
Before & After: Continental Shift
Make no mistake: Bill Rubenstein is not an East Coaster. Sure, he may have attended Yale and Harvard Law School, then spent a decade litigating […]