Fall 2015 Issue
Feature
Always in Style
Interior designer Kristin Paton brings a fashion-forward sensibility to her 19th-century Cambridge home.
Shades of Chic
Nicole Hogarty transforms an outdated Back Bay penthouse into an elegant urban oasis.
Department
New England Made: Copper Marvel
Jim Hamann’s copper cookware is made to last generations.
Palettes: Fresh Start
Three local design teams offer inspiration for creating a statement powder room.
Q&A: Artistic Alliances
Maria Taft and Abigail Goodman reveal their secrets of art curation.
Living Small: Clear Cut
Architect Chris Greenawalt brings order to a South End kitchen.
Obsessions: In Living Color
Ceramicist and designer Jill Rosenwald shares her inspirations.
Dining by Design: Downtown Digs
A closer look at Townsman, a new brasserie-inspired downtown eatery.
Other
Found Art: A Bug’s Life
Tara Sellios’s latest collection provides commentary on the cycle of life.
Editors’ Picks: Shine On
Cutting-edge metallic accessories bring glamour to the living room.
Accents: In Good Taste
Make easy work of autumn’s bounty with beautifully designed kitchenware.
A Perfect Ten: Too Hot to Handle
The utilitarian table trivet doubles as modern art.
Other Voices: Appetite
An excerpt from Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin’s The Physiology of Taste.
