Boston Magazine

Anyone seeking to make a statement here should consider this option.

Where to find oysters, Tex-Mex, craft cocktails, and more in one of New England’s best food cities.

This charming beauty from the 1940s has all the style and flair of the era with wood carvings, fine ironwork, and even a fancy home elevator.

Once an 1870s church, the architects of this home transformed it into a beautiful living space with glass walls overlooking the city skyline.

Everything you need to build the ultimate reading nook.

Behind the lens with celebrity photographer Terry O’Neill, the power of color, and auto amore.

Toast to health and happiness this season with these booze-ready beauts.

But some other cheery decorations are in the works.

Roach infestations. Mold problems. Overflowing dumpsters. Residents of Alpha Management’s Boston-area apartment buildings have suffered all kinds of horrors over the years. Could the efforts of one determined former tenant finally bring down Boston’s most infamous landlord once and for all?

This four-season Nantucket home puts you within arm’s reach of the beach and the island’s famous Sankaty Head Lighthouse.

From special in-restaurant menus to to-go options, this year we’re grateful for the pros doing the work in the kitchen.

The contrast between ye olde and the new is utterly, quirkily Boston. But what does it take to become one of these historical interpreters?

Fresh off a facelift of her namesake boutique, Wellesley’s Gretta Luxe, the fashion and beauty guru shares a few of her favorite finds.

It’s amazing what a few miles will do to the market. This month, we compare a modern home north of Boston with a two-story condo in the city.

Meandering cobblestone streets, swoon-worthy architecture, and a thriving cultural scene await in this centuries-old Canadian metropolis.