A suburban home embraces its pastoral setting while a sophisticated contemporary sensibility surprises inside.

Fresh, fragrant blooms have the ability to transform spaces and one’s state of mind.

Designer Marla Mullen Sanford looks at the relationship between the runway and room décor.

Friends and family are always welcome in this empty nest, where the moody New England aesthetic has a global, bohemian flavor.

A Cambridge Victorian last updated in the 1970s gets a vibrant 21st-century revamp.

A seaside Rhode Island home becomes airy, open, and all about the view.

A former Boston carriage house is revived to reflect its new owners’ eclectic art collection and international travels.

Built for U.S. ambassador Larz Anderson, this 90-year-old former guest house boasts gorgeous wood-paneling, six bedrooms and a rich history.

Your next home project starts here.

Can you guess the most expensive town? The answer might surprise you.

Back Bay, South End, and the Leather District all exceed $1 million.

Want to live in Wellesley? How about trying Natick instead? Savvy alternatives to some of Eastern Massachusetts’s priciest neighborhoods.

Gas-lamp-lit lanes, historical architecture, and charming shops—no wonder this Boston neighborhood is such a coveted place to live.

This 15,500-square-foot compound has 280 feet of private beach, 14 bathrooms, and 3.66 acres, plus a resort-style pool, golf simulator, massage room, and a 5,000-bottle wine cellar.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare two spacious homes, each with a butler’s pantry.