An Elegant Pied-à-Terre
A short walk from Boston’s theater district, a tiny condo in an historic home is now a New Hampshire couple’s weekend getaway.
Author: Debbie Kane
All in the Details
When they began renovations, a Seacoast couple decided to stay true to their historic home’s original design. They did such a good job that the home received the 2016 New Hampshire Home Design Award for Excellence in Renovation.
Deck the House!
Two designers offer tips to make holiday decorations truly special.
A Renovation Made to Order
Transforming a not-so-extraordinary home in an extraordinary location was easy with help from the right architect and interior designer.
Recipe for Success
Valicenti Pasta Farm uses only locally grown ingredients in its products, all made in Hollis.
Setting a Festive Table
Designers from throughout the region share their inspirations.
A Waterside Retreat at Squam Lake
Nestled in the unspoiled landscape surrounding Squam Lake is a playful, four-season vacation home that’s perfect for its owners and their children, as well as extended family and friends
Finishing Touches for a Lake House
A landscape architect helps a couple create their dream retreat
Landscape painters Erik Koeppel and Lauren Sansaricq
A Jackson couple is reviving the lovely style of the Hudson River and White Mountain Schools of landscape painting.
A spectacular house on a dramatic site
A landscape architect and her architect husband design a dream home for her parents, dedicated skiers who loved being surrounded by the White Mountain National Forest.
So green, it's (LEED) gold
A Seacoast couple’s energy-efficient home is certified LEED Gold by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Making Over A Guest Suite
Oenophiles who also love to travel create a stylish new space at home where they enjoy wine.
A remarkable makeover of a 1960s ranch
Transforming a 1960s ranch into a home suited to today’s lifestyle was not as easy as it first appeared.
Finding a home in a dairy barn
Updating a prior renovation brought out the best in this building.
Transforming a classic seaside cottage
To benefit the Museums of Old York in Maine last summer, designers worked their magic on a Dutch Colonial summer home built in York in 1906 for New Hampshire Governor Frank W. Rollins.
