Kitchen Showcase: Historic Gem Reimagined
Built in 1918 as a summer retreat, The Clementine House in Sandwich fills its small footprint with creativity.
Inside the current issue
Kitchen Showcase: Historic Gem Reimagined
Built in 1918 as a summer retreat, The Clementine House in Sandwich fills its small footprint with creativity.
Bath Showcase: Dark & Dreamy
Dark and dramatic—a stylistic departure from recent trends—captures the essence of this bath.
Kitchen Showcase: Cool Beauty
If great design is in the details, then this kitchen is a star. Auger Building Company, based in Greenland, was tasked with creating a unique residence in downtown Portsmouth.
Making Memories
Times change, and today’s summer retreats — like those featured in this issue —often offer creature comforts ours never did. And yet, I sense that many still carry a simple sentimental value.
Listening to the Land
Inspired by the contours of the countryside, a master gardener cultivates richly layered gardens.
The Inn at Hancock is Proudly Rakish
The 15-room, 18th-century inn reopens after a European-inspired renovation.
Small Spaces, Big Fun
A sister-brother duo reimagines an island cottage on Winnipesaukee.
Aligned With Tradition
Exquisite craftsmanship in furniture-making is David Lamb’s calling card.
The Art of Belonging
Kacey Graham designs homes that feel welcoming, balanced and personal.
Keeping the Past Present
A hundred-year-old property is renewed with a careful blend of preservation & modern design.
