Summer 2020 Issue
Near to One’s Art
A Connecticut couple relocates their family—and extensive contemporary art collection—to a bright and airy new build in Concord.
Feature
Going Coastal
Jill Neubauer Architects designs a glassy abode that puts all eyes on the surrounding landscape.
Traveling Home
A Newton family brings back the ultimate vacation souvenir—inspiration for their dream house.
Department
Q&A: Changing Course
Architect Maryann Thompson is on a mission to save the planet, one project at a time.
New England Made: Breaking the Mold
Ceramicist Elizabeth Benotti shapes blocks of clay into textured homewares in her Maine-based studio.
Heading Home: Finding Balance
Designer Jeff Swanson blends modern sensibility with antique charm in a converted Beacon Hill schoolhouse.
Home Design
Editors’ Picks: Rainbow Style
Why choose one accent color when you can have them all?
Editors’ Picks: Natural Choice
Embrace eco-friendliness with furnishings in stylish cork.
Editors’ Picks: Garden Smart
These compact accessories help even the tiniest green space blossom.
Palettes: Terraces With a Twist
Drawing inspiration from the cool vibes of summer cocktails, three local design teams shake things up with fresh mood boards for the ultimate outdoor space.
Spaces: A Private Paradise
Zen Associates revamps an expansive terrace in the Back Bay.
Icon Everlasting
Under the stewardship of a young family, a midcentury home evolves to suit current-day tastes.
Other
Found Art: Root and Branch
Artist Ryan Kelley calls on an unusual medium to craft his eye-catching sculptures.
Reading List: By the Book
Wearable art, inspiring photojournalism, and an ode to midcentury-modern design.