Boston Magazine

Architect Stephen Chung reflects on how the coronavirus pandemic is shaking up the industry.

Transit experts say there are a series of actions the city can take.

Using a mix of found objects and materials, local designers deftly curate and style unique mood boards for dreamy indoor spaces.

A longtime antiques collector invigorates a historical Back Bay condo with scavenged finds that feel anything but dated.

Diane Burcz Interior Design brings sleek serenity to a downtown bath.

Contractors installed windows and a reflective terra cotta backsplash to brighten this Weston kitchen.

There can never be too many cooks in this kitchen, owned by a couple of restaurateurs.

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.

Interior designer Nikki Dalrymple restores a 19th-century Somerville home to its former glory.

Patrick Planeta creates an oasis in the Seaport for a pair of soon-to-be empty-nesters.

Could this be the end of our best-loved summer tradition as we know it?

It’s not the bail fund.

The incredible carved wooden fireplace dates back to 1890.

You can’t run away from the biggest names in sneakers.