Boston Magazine

Refresh your closet with these cool-weather looks, as recommended by these local tastemakers.

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus new reasons to visit older spots.

Check out scenes from the September 2, 2024 event at The Station, 1400 Boylston Street in Boston.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare two five-bedroom homes, one in the southwest suburb of Westwood, the other just outside the city in Brookline.

SV Design energizes a historic Boston townhouse with color, English accents, and reconfigured rooms.

The next Greek restaurant from the team behind Krasi and Bar Vlaha leans into an Aegean theme of “fishing, feasting, and foraging.”

Where to go and what to see for your fall arts fix.

North Shore native Erin Clark’s paintings distill the pleasures of days by the shore.

A glimpse of a Senator Ted Kennedy portrait by Andy Warhol sets Jack Yeaton on a years-long quest to obtain the piece for his home.

A Cape Cod riverside landscape is revived to enhance its free-flowing origins and keep sustainability top of mind.

The Newton-based interior designer wows with a space enveloped in rich-hued tile, dark wood, and fine detailing.

The Great American Beer Hall opens soon on Mystic Avenue, showcasing New England craft beers—plus pizza, live music, and lots of outdoor space.

Comfort and convenience are key in this bright and beautiful family house.

David Hacin and members of his architecture and design firm ventured to Milan, Italy, for Salone del Mobile this spring. Here’s what they found.

Go back in time—and get a taste of the future—with an autumn trip to this foodie-friendly destination.