Fall 2017 Issue
Feature
Lakeside Beauty
For one homeowner, renovating a Newton lake house meant preserving its history.
Department
Palettes: Kitchen Confidential
Using seasonal fruits as ingredients, four local designers cook up fresh mood boards for the heart of the home.
Obsessions: Wild Flower
For Pollen Floral Design’s Krissy Price, all the world’s a garden.
Go for Gold
Check out the interior design of Ruka, a new fusion restaurant in Downtown Crossing.
Living Modern: Out of the Box
Merge Architects designs a Lexington home that brings the outside in.
Other
Editor’s Picks: On the Dot
These terrazzo-inspired goods will have you dreaming of Italy in no time.
Spaces: A Room for a View
Helmed by Moskow Linn Architects, a student workshop in Norwich, Vermont, results in a one-of-a-kind building.
Accents: Raising the Bar
Add some sparkle to cocktail hour with these metallic must-haves.
Resplendent Pendants
Sleek shapes and clever details make these fixtures a bright addition to any home.
An Essay in Concrete
Paul Rudolph’s Erich Lindemann Mental Health Center is an architectural marvel hidden in plain sight.
Treasure: Shear Genius
Kathryn Yee, owner of the Everyday Co., reveals the significance behind an old pair of scissors.