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.
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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.
Nautical know-how undergirds the design-y flair of Lowe Hardware’s home decor.
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.
Mixing craftsmanship and creativity from across the region, the curated collection of local goods in our 2025 New England holiday gift guide is ready to take a sparkly bow.
Using skills and materials as old as New England itself, MacArthur Foundation fellow Jeremy Frey, a Passamaquoddy artist and seventh-generation basketmaker, adds a modern touch to his work.
For seven-plus decades, Yankee’s wide-roving “House for Sale” column offered readers the chance to dream about moving to the country.
Michael and Kathy Nerrie of Distant Hill Gardens and Nature Trail believe that taking care of their own backyard makes for a better world. And what a backyard it is.
Coastal beauty entwines with artisan technique at Maine’s Swans Island Company.