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The Challenge Built in the 1880s, this gracious home featured expansive living spaces. Yet the bathrooms were small. “The wife really wanted to have a […]
This article is from the spring 2025 issue of Boston Home. Sign up here to receive a subscription. Designing a home remotely can be a challenge, but for Nancy […]
The Problem When a couple purchased this property set amid 60 forested acres in the Berkshires, it consisted of a small cabin and a barn. […]
The Problem When they moved into their new Dover abode, the homeowners weren’t sure what to make of the room off the kitchen, which had […]
The Problem When the current owners purchased this six-floor, 19th-century townhouse in Louisburg Square, it had deteriorated nearly to the point of being uninhabitable. Fortunately, […]
The Problem While the original burl-wood-clad ballroom in this 1882 Beaux Arts–style mansion had an impressive carved plaster ceiling and bronze details, the room was […]
This article is from the winter 2025 issue of Boston Home. Sign up here to receive a subscription. With the entry flowing directly into the living area of this […]
This article is from the winter 2025 issue of Boston Home. Sign up here to receive a subscription. There are numerous advantages to having a vast, open room. However, […]
The Challenge There are few spots to build a home as awe-inspiring as Maine’s Mount Desert Island. And this particular abode comes with a bonus: […]
The Problem Ben and Catherine O’Sullivan-Pierce’s grand 1900 Colonial in Medford had large, lovely living spaces. Yet the primary suite on the second floor lacked […]
This article is from the fall 2024 issue of Boston Home. Sign up here to receive a subscription. When it came to the design of […]
The Problem When Brian and Karen McMahon’s kids flew the coop, the couple purchased an 1860 townhouse in the South End. The five-story home, however, […]
The Problem To accommodate a walk-out basement, the first floor of this lakefront new build in the ’burbs had to be elevated about half a […]
The Problem Liz Caan had lived with her family in their 1920s Chestnut Hill home for 17 years. While she loved the Georgian Colonial and […]
Karen Cacciatore has never experienced sleepaway camp, but she adores a summer-camp aesthetic. The cozy but breezy bedroom in the new guest cottage behind her […]