Best of Boston

Architect Charles Webb has rescued such old standbys as the wing and Windsor chair from historic cliché by reimagining their lines with a contemporary grace. [...] read more»

Even if design deities Celeste Cooper and Rick Garofalo weren't on hand to offer their talents through this magnificently executed showroom, we'd still be standing [...] read more»

It's a rare showroom that can be everything to every shopper, but Roche Bobois comes very close. Here you'll find the true triumvirate of coveted [...] read more»

This shop's forte is an outstanding mix of antiques, from imported European country pieces to pine reproductions, plus offbeat accessories and lamps—in short, everything you [...] read more»

No frilly cottage clutter here—think fine upholstered easy chairs, African-inspired accessories, and handmade dishes in unexpected jewel colors. This Newburyport shop offers sleek and contemporary [...] read more»

At the end of Brighton's vintage row sits The Lush Life, a shop with a fabulous selection of antiques. Art Deco is a feature here, [...] read more»

Even if mod furniture wasn't stunningly trendy, we would gush about Machine Age. For nine years, owner Normand Mainville has indulged his passion for such [...] read more»

If you visited Fifteen Beacon in th past few months and wondered how to replicate the sleek look at home, go no further than Repertoire. [...] read more»

Specializing in 18th- and 19th-century Italian and French furniture (with the odd 20th-century accessory thrown in), Autrefois has a warehouse ambience but a treasure trove [...] read more»

Painfully chic and aggressively stylish, this emporium makes you feel as if you're living in a wallpaper magazine photo shoot. But there's no questioning the [...] read more»