How a century-old-plus lighthouse keeper’s cottage got a stylish update with the help of a local designer and a bit of star power.
Homes
From antiques-filled cottages to quaint rustic cabins, New England author and design journalist Jaci Conry invites us into the iconic summer house.
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.
Celebrating 50 years of creativity, community, and a passion for 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.
In a town that felt like their perfect fit, a DIY-minded couple takes on a house that’s anything but.
This easy button garland adds subtle vintage flair to your holiday decor.
For seven-plus decades, Yankee’s wide-roving “House for Sale” column offered readers the chance to dream about moving to the country.
Centrally located with modern updates, this New Hampshire chalet in our “House for Sale” archive offered mega escape inspiration.
A stunning tribute to Nantucket’s design heritage, Nantucket Looms: A Legacy of Style showcases handcrafted interiors like this modern cottage—tucked behind a hedge and filled with coastal charm, timeless design, and year-round elegance.