The colors of spring (and fall) inform the scheme in the pattern-filled interiors of this 1920s house.

Designer Whitney Talsma goes all-in with feminine flair in a bath built for one.

Thanks to the 130-year-old Nantucket Historical Association, stories about the island’s multilayered cultural heritage live on.

A former Boston carriage house is revived to reflect its new owners’ eclectic art collection and international travels.

In coastal Maine, a historic guest house’s original character shines with just the right amount of contemporary detail.

A home with great bones is reimagined to suit the laid-back lifestyle of its new residents.

Lee Jofa’s legacy collection and Cosentino, a gleaming new showroom specializing in surfaces.

O & G Studio modernizes New England historical craft to elevate the art form.

This enchanting emerald and other spectacular gems will soon be on view at the MFA Boston.

A creative partnership between Landry & Arcari and Vani Sayeed results in an inspiring rug collection.

A Back Bay apartment gets just the right dose of big-city style.

A new Brookline home includes an airy, all-purpose study and play space that also disappears.

Shake Architecture + Construction rehabs a chopped-up Charlestown townhouse, creating an interconnected oasis.

Inimitable art, bold furnishings, and meaningful custom details transform a couple’s Concord home into a one-of-a-kind sanctuary.

This renovated home stays true to its origins while accommodating its present-day inhabitants.

Rhode Island designer Blair Moore introduces a line of heirloom-quality pieces with a little East Coast grit.

Interior designer Elizabeth Georgantas turned a blank slate outside of Boston into a sparkling showcase, using finely honed elements of drama and surprise.

Drumroll, please! Here is the best of the best, the most discerning architects, builders, designers, craftspeople, and retailers around the city and beyond.

How do you make a new-construction home in the Boston suburbs stand out from the crowd? Bring the drama.

Designer Annie Hall fearlessly blends form and function in a living room where local artwork is the star.

Using raw materials, Merida weaves time-honored skills with modern techniques to create its art-inspired, sustainable rugs out of a Fall River factory.

A modern original is celebrated and a Beacon Hill boutique with one-of-a-kind wares.

Designer Justine Sterling improves flow, adds aesthetic interest, and creates cohesion in the dining room and adjacent foyer of a family’s spacious Victorian.

Two savvy design firms strive to transform an 1840s Greek Revival into a 21st-century abode.

Reserved and compact from the front, the renovated form of a 19th-century Bay Village row house is gradually revealed as one travels through the home.

Daher Interior Design complements a client’s art collection with furnishings that stand strong.