From antiques-filled cottages to quaint rustic cabins, New England author and design journalist Jaci Conry invites us into the iconic summer house.
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One of the most recognizable housing types in New England cities, triple-deckers were built by the thousands around the turn of the 19th century.
Sizing up the lore and legacy of New England’s iconic urban housing, the triple-decker.
With DIY grit and a splash of local seawater, Atlantic Soap Co. is turning out sudsy works of art.
Celebrating 50 years of creativity, community, and a passion for New England.
Your New England-loving dad is easier to shop for than you may think!
How midcentury modern pioneers paved the way for the coolest architecture crawl. Follow our advice for finding midcentury modern in New England.
For New Englanders looking to create outdoor spaces with all-season appeal, the quest begins in Ellington, Connecticut.
Discover how the exuberant New England Victorian gingerbread style, made famous at the Martha’s Vineyard Camp Meeting Association, became its most whimsical architectural tradition.
Drawing equally from her garden and her studio, Connecticut ceramic artist Frances Palmer conjures up floral masterpieces.
For more than 100 years, the Massachusetts-based Steele Canvas has been cranking out sturdy baskets and bags that last—and look good.
Harvesting materials and inspiration from the woods near his Rhode Island home, Becorns creator David M. Bird captures otherworldly images of wonder.