A Garden of One’s Own
Not only has Bill Noble preserved significant public and private gardens around the country—he has created an extraordinary garden at home.
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Not only has Bill Noble preserved significant public and private gardens around the country—he has created an extraordinary garden at home.
Alice Ogden has a national following for the baskets she makes from black-ash trees harvested near her Salisbury home.
A family didn’t have to move far to design the perfect house for retirement and a new generation of family members.
Concord architect Sheldon Pennoyer took on a new client—three generations of family members—to design an addition to his in-laws’ mid-century modern home on Squam Lake.
New Hampshire Furniture Master Ted Blachly takes cues from individual pieces of wood for his graceful designs.
Sheilagh Flynn’s richly textured and colorful ceramic wall art symbolizes her view of the world: a unified whole of many pieces.
After looking at more than twenty houses for sale in one month, James Aponovich and Elizabeth Johansson found the perfect home whose architectural style evoked that of their beloved Italy.
Thanks to a creative team—lead by developer Jon Chorlian and architect John Jordan—a Concord house of worship gets rave reviews for its second act as home to ten families.
Thanks to Sheldon Pennoyer Architects in Concord, homeowners were able to marry a historic home to a new building and create a modern-style, award-winning New England farmhouse.
Accomplished furniture maker David Lamb was commissioned to make a frieze from local wood.
Hideaki Miyamura creates elegant forms with unique, iridescent glazes.
A Francestown plantsman falls for these ornamental garden buildings.
The works of fine-art printmaker Peter Pettengill are part of many prominent collections, including those at the Library of Congress, the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Earlier this year, New Hampshire Furniture Master Jeffrey S. Roberts received the Society of American Period Furniture Makers’ Cartouche Award, which brought national recognition to his work.
Inspired by the natural world, blacksmith David H. Little creates exquisite furnishings and decorative items from his shop in Meredith.
Noted for their beauty, Stephen Parrish’s early twentieth-century gardens in Cornish have been revived—thanks, in part, to the painter’s detailed journals.
Famed architect Robert A. M. Stern designed Ohrstrom Library at St. Paul’s School in Concord to be more than just a place to read.
Thanks to its talented executive chef Justin Dain, Pine Restaurant is outstanding in its farm-to-table field.
New Hampshire Furniture Master Greg Brown has received national recognition for his extraordinary work.
Renowned architects help connect an historic library to the future
A grandson and his wife brought new life to the turn-of-the-twentieth-century landscape of Charles Adams Platt, who designed many of the Cornish Colony’s most distinguished homes and gardens, among other notable commissions throughout the country.
The library at Phillips Exeter Academy is a masterpiece that stands out as one of architect Louis Kahn’s finest buildings.
A New Hampshire-born architect designed many major churches and other buildings, including this small-town work of art.
Blending New England antiques with pieces by the New Hampshire Furniture Masters has resulted in a unique and exquisite collection.
An artist’s key to creativity, success and sustainability is adoring the material he or she works with.
Fritz Wetherbee’s Acworth house complements his passion and his work.
Mary Ann Esposito marks Ciao Italia’s twenty-fifth anniversary by celebrating the series’ hallmarks: sharing traditions and using the best, freshest ingredients.
Architect Dennis Mires blended contemporary and traditional New England elements for this award-winning house.
Tomie dePaola gets inspiration for his award-winning children’s books from the place where he lives and works.
Downsizing was easier than a Seacoast homeowner had imagined, thanks to finding the perfect new home and working with professionals who made her transition trouble-free.
A Boston architect designs a handsome guesthouse to accommodate a growing fourth generation at his family’s Squam Lake home.
Windsor chairs pre-date the American Revolution, and a New Hampshire furniture maker explains why the design has never gone out of fashion.
Despite all the work it needed, an eighteenth-century house won author P.J. O’Rourke’s heart from the get-go.
Designers from around the state dish about what’s new and trending when it comes to kitchens.
Now that it’s redesigned, a boathouse on Lake Sunapee is where guests—and even family members—love to stay.
The Zimmerman House in Manchester is the only Frank Lloyd Wright home open to the public in New England. It’s also the largest entity in the Currier Museum of Art’s collection.
A twenty-three-room home designed by renowned Boston architects Peabody & Stearns in 1891 now produces nearly all the energy it uses.
Thanks to a creative architect, a new building that looks like a barn provides spaces for a husband and wife to pursue their post-retirement passions.
At their homes in Boston and in New Hampshire, one couple has built an impressive collection of works by many of the New Hampshire Furniture Masters.
A Lakes Region retreat pays homage to the architectural style of the great camps of the Adirondack region of New York.
Built in 1812, a stately brick Federal in Walpole proves irresistible to a woman and her family from Manhattan.
After living for twenty-five years in a big house near the beach, a homeowner enjoys the new experiences and numerous amenities of a brand-new, stylish, downtown Portsmouth apartment.
Homeowners and their architect launch a new style on a Granite State lake
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