A Maine cottage reflects the passion and aesthetic behind the designs of Sara Fitz, where foamy color washes the walls and bleached pine cupboards and tables—antique chunks of them—are strewn about like driftwood.
Annie Graves
Rhode Island
Bristol, Rhode Island | Could You Live Here?
The historic coastal town of Bristol, Rhode Island, greets spring with famous gardens, sailing, cycling, and lots of savory food.
Each residential renovation builds toward the next for these creative Rhode Island rehabbers, from a c. 1800 schoolhouse to the white-shingled water tower on the grounds of the Samuel Church Estate.
In keeping with a decades-old tradition, the artisans of Nantucket Looms aim to capture the essence of island life.
Living
The New Makers
Their skills are as old as New England itself; their materials, timeless. But there’s a modern gleam that runs through the work of these 10 artisans.
Schussing and noshing in Stowe, Vermont, the ski capital of the East.
Pared down to just the essentials, this New Hampshire artist’s studio-home is anything but basic.
Magazine
The New Makers
Their skills are as old as New England itself; their materials, timeless. But there’s a modern gleam that runs through the work of these 10 artisans.
Massachusetts
Could You Live Here? | Marblehead, Massachusetts
A seasonal getaway to this seaside town offers history and the holidays, all wrapped up together.
In a former mill building along Vermont’s Winooski River, Britt and Matt Witt create elegantly simple bags.
With pleasant weather and most shops and restaurants still open, a (just slightly) off-season visit to Provincetown, Massachusetts, at the tip of Cape Cod offers the best of both worlds.
New England’s foremost furniture craftsman hangs his hat in the house that he and his wife built on Maine’s Dingley Island.