Fall 2012 Issue
Boston Home: Kitchens
What’s hot in culinary design these days? Soapstone, butler’s pantries, and, of course, plenty of counter space. Explore five thoughtfully crafted kitchens that will no doubt inspire your own renovation…and get you cooking.
Feature
Family Bonds
A young couple breathes new life into a Colonial Revival in Brookline.
A Place for Everything
In this Roslindale home, found treasures become high art.
Department
Mass. Made: The Paper Trail
For generations, North Adams-based Crane and Company has produced some of the world’s finest stationery.
Living Small: All in the Mix
Old meets new in a designer’s Cambridge digs.
Out of the Closet: Girls Just Want to Have Fun
Elisha Daniels shares fabulous finds from every corner of her glamorous South End abode.
Obsessions: Behind the Lens
A photographer’s world is filled with larger-than-life people…and one very big camera.
The Artisan Next Door: Geek Chic
A Somerville duo turns science into stunning accessories.
Home Design
Modern Embrace
A slick addition featuring Italian cabinetry works surprisingly well in this 19th-century Duxbury home.
Other
Covet: Spin Me Right ‘Round
Paul Ha puts a Technics-driven listening party at the top of his wish list.
City Style
Culinary Art
In the modern kitchen, natural materials rule the roost.
Found Art: Fish Story
Learn about gyotaku, the Japanese art of fish printing, and how one kayak fisherman is using gyotaku to create pretty fish prints.
One Great Room: Parlor Games
Using a Steinway grand piano as inspiration, Jeff Klug of Butz + Klug Architecture reimagines a South End sitting room as an elegant, multifunctional space.
Mod Squad
At J.P. boutique Room 68, local designers get center stage.
At the Ready
Unique grooming accessories add a touch of elegance to the vanity.
A Perfect Ten: Steep Well
What’s for tea, dear? Oolong, rooibos, and Earl Grey in the most enchanting china patterns.
Editor’s Picks: American Idyll
Handcrafted furnishings made in small workshops across the U.S. (some right here in Boston).