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With the addition of bright accents and cabinets galore, this 19th-century Beacon Hill townhouse becomes the perfect place for a modern family.

Chef Michael Scelfo shares his secrets for the ultimate al fresco dinner party. Check out six recipes—from crostini to cocktails.

What’s hot and not in Boston home design, from home bars and oyster plates to birch fireplace logs and brown all around.

The sense of awe I have for all things Martha Stewart reached its peak when, out for a drive one Saturday morning last fall, I […]

A mind-bending art piece by John Chervinsky exploring the principles of “time, light, space, and gravity.”

In the absence of color, beautiful form takes center stage with these white wonders.

Thanks to creative thinking from Studio Luz, a Leather District loft gets flexible.

Andrew Spindler Antiques & Design offers an eclectic alternative to catalog shopping.

All’s well that ends well. These bookends are no exception.

In Tina Burgos’s new Needham home, beloved pieces from her now-closed shop Stel’s get a second act.

With the help of LDA Architecture & Interiors, two London transplants take a 1960s Weston home into the 21st century. Though traditional and fitting on the exterior, the light-filled, airy interior speaks to the more modern sensibility.

A Martha’s Vineyard metalsmith crafts intricate weathervanes.

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A couple transforms a 19th-century Beacon Hill townhouse into a contemporary masterpiece. Looking for a home as sophisticated as they are, the mathematical physicist couple realized that they would have to create their vision.

Shrug off winter’s chill and plan your next great adventure with these unique accessories.