The perfect holiday gathering starts with a daringly designed dining space.

You won’t want to miss out on the beautiful views this home offers, best enjoyed from the hot tub that comes with the property.

This one-of-a-kind build comes with a large sandy beach, stunning lake views, and gorgeous wooden finishes.

This turnkey home offers abundant natural light thanks to an oversized glass curtain wall and floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the house.

The home was inspired by an Italian villa, while the landscape was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted Jr.

Located within the confines of the National Seashore, this home has indoor and outdoor features that make ideal for year-round enjoyment.

This 1930 home has features from the art deco period in which it was built, combined with modern amenities.

This four-bedroom unit at the Quinn offers a massive outdoor terrace and views of the Back Bay and downtown Boston.

Woodsy, forest green furnishings are a cozy way to bring the outside in—just when you need it most.

Scallop edges appear on a range of products these days. While the wavy curve is a timeless, classic motif, these items show that the detail presents plenty of modern flair, too.

For your next dinner party or holiday gathering, your guests will enjoy these dishes as much as the fare served upon them.

The Seaport’s buzziest new restaurant is a masterclass in dichotomy.

With sweeping views of Stowe Mountain Resort and Mount Mansfield from every room, this expansive retreat is a ski lover’s dream.

When the homeowners relocated with no furniture and few design directives, Mariette Hedeshian set about creating a modern and vibrant haven filled with art and warmth.

It’s a new frontier in one of the country’s tightest rental markets.