Editor Mel Allen celebrates the healing power of storytelling — something no one did better than “Yankee’s Yankee,” Jud Hale.
Living
Living
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.
For Rough & Tumble, good looks and luxe materials plus made-in-Maine pride equals bags worth coveting.
The Patsy Kane line of nautically inspired New England jewelry has a deeply intriguing origin story and even deeper roots in the region’s jewelry-making traditions.
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.
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.