Spring 2015 Issue
Suburban Awe
Interior designer Lindsay Bentis levels a dated ranch house in Newton—and builds a bigger, more functional ranch in its stead.
Feature
Roll Play
Add drama to your home—and your lifestyle—with these runway-inspired wall coverings and fashions.
Life of the Party
Interior designer Tanya Capaldo brings her signature style—and hospitality—to a 19th-century brownstone.
Department
Signs of Life
Local design teams bring the fresh colors of spring into the home with three sophisticated inspiration boards.
Culture Clubber
Julie Burros takes the reins as Boston’s first chief of arts and culture in more than 20 years.
The Clothes That Make the Woman
From luxe cashmere tops to the perfect pair of Louboutin heels, local fashion designer Daniela Corte draws inspiration from the sartorial world.
Made to Order
A closer look at the interior design of Bondir Concord, where exposed brick, folk art, and plenty of Americana complement the intensely local fare.
Other
In the Open
Ruhl Walker Architects transforms an unwieldy loft into a functional living space.
Connecting the Dots
Masako Kamiya’s striking three-dimensional gouache paintings convey delicate representations of nature and the human experience through layers and color.
Building Blocks
Color-blocking living room accessories breathe new life into everyday décor.
Out of the Woods
Architect Colin Flavin talks about the inspiration for his ultra-modern greenhouse design.
Where to Go and What to Read for Your Spring Design Fix
Exhibits, books, film, and more.
The Art of Handicraft
An excerpt from a lecture given by the Irish writer Oscar Wilde on his 1882 American tour.
