A waterside property is designed to embrace its singular locale while providing the family who lives there ample opportunities to enjoy the landscape.

Cherished works displayed in the Boston designer’s home evoke nostalgia, reverence, and joy.

Barbie fashions that are a perfect fit, the artistic prowess of basket maker Jeremy Frey, and inspiring homes on the New England coast.

An enclosed kitchen becomes integrated with a home’s living areas to create one all-encompassing  family space.

A summer home is reimagined with a design that emphasizes its newly elevated situation.

A coastal haven nods to the ocean with a palette of sea-glass hues.

A family creates their dream home with an aligned, all-star team of design pros.

Considered space planning and contemporary accents that sync with the homeowners’ sensibilities bring new energy to a century-old house.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare two properties with lots of sunlight.

Or is it a party garage? No matter, this 8,725-square-foot Massachusetts abode gives some serious celebratory vibes.

One local designer’s solution: Build a fireplace that doubles as a gallery wall.

Asking price? Less than $2 million.

The South Shore community may be a bit farther from the city than other spots, but its beaches, small-town feel, and relatively affordable real estate more than make up for it.

Yes, it’s a barn. But it’s an antique barn on the National Register of Historic Places—a 5,098-square-foot home nestled along Cape Cod’s Route 6A.

Stunning woodland grounds, a 500-bottle wine cellar, and spacious living areas (indoors and out) make this property an enviable estate.