Rhode Island designer Blair Moore introduces a line of heirloom-quality pieces with a little East Coast grit.

Interior designer Elizabeth Georgantas turned a blank slate outside of Boston into a sparkling showcase, using finely honed elements of drama and surprise.

It’s one of the most popular MetroWest towns for a reason. Here’s why residents love it—and how you can get in.

Drumroll, please! Here is the best of the best, the most discerning architects, builders, designers, craftspeople, and retailers around the city and beyond.

Sprawled across more than 12 acres, this Lowell Woods-adjacent home comes with a guest cottage, heated pool, fenced horse paddock, and more.

For one Brookline family, the solution was glass doors, custom green paint, and help from interior designer Kati Curtis.

How do you make a new-construction home in the Boston suburbs stand out from the crowd? Bring the drama.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare two homes with custom libraries—one in the city, and one near Route 9.

This grand Georgian Revival has 23,374 square feet, 11 baths, nine bedrooms, nine fireplaces, three acres and a stand-alone carriage house.

This 7,500-square-foot house off Brattle Street has a suspended gas fireplace, glass-enclosed office, and privacy fence.

An indoor greenhouse, an au pair unit, and an Instagram-famous cobblestone alley (#acornstreet) make this property the epitome of genteel luxury.

This 1.76-acre property’s scenic street inspired the James Taylor song “Country Road.”

A coveted location, spacious accommodations, and gorgeous grounds with a historical twist are all part of this opulent property’s appeal.

Five things to know about living in this sometimes spooky but always eminently charming Massachusetts enclave.

For one nursing professor in Woburn, the solution was striped wallpaper, glamorous accents, and help from designer Robin Gannon.