Boston Magazine

Plant guru Amy Martin reveals how she transformed her drab backyard into a vibrant oasis.

Interior designer Kristina Crestin dishes on her new TV series, favorite podcast, and the satisfaction of doing work you love.

If you’ve joined the thousands of rookie golfers just getting into the sport during COVID, here’s what you need to know.

At Puttshack, the ball keeps score for you.

With the pool business booming, there’s no time like the present to start building your own little slice of backyard heaven. Here, three local homes show us how it’s done.

Studio Watt O’Keefe fills a sprawling Beacon Hill penthouse with peace and sunshine.

A riverside property on Cape Cod goes from prosaic to poetic with careful siting and casual plantings.

Not ready to hop on a plane just yet? Satisfy your wanderlust with a visual journey through these vacation-home-ready mood boards, each inspired by an exotic locale.

Mattye Dewhirst dresses up a Seaport condo for an out-of-town homeowner with a taste for island style.

Tharon Anderson presents a fresh interpretation of New England’s favorite color scheme in a traditional Nantucket home that doesn’t try too hard.

Lounge around the pool in the summer, or cozy up by one of the five fireplaces in the winter.

We count down the city’s absolute best foods for $3… $2… $1…

Wow your friends with your keen impressionism insights.

We’re not sure what the best part of this home is: the mountain views, the private sugar sand beach, or the smart home technology found inside.

Forget the rumors—reports of the neighborhood’s demise have been greatly exaggerated.