Boston Magazine

Need to lighten the mood? Some rosy-hued wares should do the trick.

A celebration of Black artists, award-winning architecture, and sustainable décor.

Cooking inspo has arrived.

The view from inside our beloved city, through the eyes of the internet.

Whether you’re hankering for stir-fried rice noodles, hot and sour soup, or vibrant curries—here’s where to head.

In Massachusetts, anyone with children seeking a divorce is required to take a parenting class. Whether it does any good, well, that’s another matter.

Yes, someone came up with this. Yes, there’s a recipe. Yes, you’re bored enough.

The lovely single-level home abuts a small, scenic pond.

Jadine Greenaway and Sheila Galligan launch two textile-forward ventures.

Interior designer Vani Sayeed reveals the revamped living room in her beloved Dutch Colonial.

Greg Minott, Dream Collaborative cofounder and president-elect of the Boston Society for Architecture, talks fostering diversity in local design.

They’re taking advantage of the wide-open spaces during the pandemic—and driving up housing prices in the process.

Quakes like the 3.6 magnitude one outside New Bedford can, and will, happen again. Maybe soon.

Here’s how to stay sane and keep your spirits up, even when the temperature drops down.

The temperature may have dropped, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t still plenty of ways to get some fresh air close to home.