Paul and Jessica McKeon’s fourth-floor condominium on Vaughn Street in Portsmouth is a spacious, open-concept space full of light, art and beautiful views of the surrounding city.
Architects showed off their best residential work for the New Hampshire chapter of the American Institute of Architects' recent annual competition.
Architect Jeremy Bonin designed a large house for year-round living and entertaining that still feels cozy and comfortable inside.
A talented design team created a one-of-a-kind—and award-winning—home.
A steep, lakeside location shaped the design of a multi-level retreat.
A couple builds their yearround home on the lakefront site of the wife’s family’s summer cottage.
See the beautiful, open-concept first floor on the Music Hall’s Kitchen Tour, rescheduled for September 27.
After Joanne and Bill Zeolie found the perfect house in Amherst’s Historic District, they enlisted a talented team of designers and craftspeople to help make it their own.
A net-zero home builds on old traditions with new technologies for future generations.
After the renovation, There are still elements of the dry-goods and hardware stores that were once housed in this historic Portsmouth building.
Patty and Peter Cooke bought, saved and reinvented the iconic Pickering House on Main Street in Wolfeboro as a welcoming inn.
An unusual lake-front property provided the perfect site for a former Boston couple.
Although it helped provide inspiration for a classic murder-mystery game, the “Clue House” in Peterborough is bright, spacious and welcoming.
A couple from out of state found the perfect site, with 270-degree views of Lake Sunapee and Mount Sunapee in the distance.
A family didn’t have to move far to design the perfect house for retirement and a new generation of family members.
