Interior designer Annie Hall freshens up the breakfast nook within her stylish townhouse.

Van Noy and his wife, Marissa, redesign the homes they live in to elevate the style and this one is no exception.

With warm weather finally upon us, why not host an oyster party? All you need is a bucket of bivalves, some nifty tools, and a themed serving platter or two, and you’ll be prepped to shuck and slurp like a pro.

Start mixing some mai tais and transform your living space into a far-flung tropical oasis with retro-patterned fabrics, splashes of ocean blue and palm-frond green, and classic rattan.

Thinking of moving outside the city? Here’s what you need to know about Grafton, which is gaining in popularity in today’s housing market.

This country home is built for all seasons with a concrete fireplace, gas-burning stove, and an in-ground pool.

Wolf in Sheep Design founder Alina Wolhardt’s moody take on coastal style suits her family just fine.

WMH Architects designs a modern-day treehouse with a wall of glass and water vistas for would-be retirees on Mount Desert Island.

New England meets Japan in a light-filled contemporary compound on New Hampshire’s largest lake.

There’s more than meets the eye at this architect’s Provincetown retreat, from nostalgic touches to exotic elements that bring the outside in.

Three local designers curate mood boards that will have your backyard cabana decked out for fun before your sunscreen has time to dry.

A designer’s not-so-secret cutting garden provides a fresh family hangout as well as beautiful blossoms.

The Boston metro area rose from #31 to #18 in U.S. News and World’s Report’s recent Best Places to Live Rankings.

The double-height living room opens up to a private garden, which serves as the perfect outdoor entertaining space.

On the grounds of this 1920s home, you’ll find a private gate offering direct access to the ocean and rocky shore.