Stefanie Schwalb

Landscape architect Dan Gordon’s Reflections of Place, entertaining with India Hicks, celebrating the work of Andrew Wyeth, and more.

From bold Victorian hues to clever space-saving renovations, five local design teams transform tired Massachusetts kitchens into light-filled, functional hubs built for modern living.

Passive House principles, mountain views, and a connection to the land.

In South Boston, the interior designer's studio doubles as a living portfolio.

Artistic interpretations of Bunny Mellon’s interiors, Jenny Walton’s vintage fashion adventures, outdoor entertaining using florals as your guide, and more.

Three connected spaces exude harmony in color, comfort, and quietly bold design.

Playful sophistication defines a California couple’s New England pied-à-terre.

A Pepperidge Farm estate, a love letter to wallpaper, and more.

Stephanie Binder's Boston Diamond Company transforms ring shopping into a deeply personal journey—where every diamond tells a love story.

Katherine and Harley Waller also had a "Pink Pony Club" after-party.

A couple celebrated their serendipitous love during Fisherman's Feast.

Rachel Puppolo's effortlessly chic wedding skipped classic New England tropes in favor of a sleek, city-forward celebration at Coquette.

A MetroWest cellar remodel reveals a polished, versatile hub.

Chilton, founded as a 19th-century paint company, has grown into a Maine furniture brand rooted in craft and design.

Secrets of a Houses & Parties soiree, Schumacher’s latest decorating volume, designing a forever home, and more.

Annie Davidson Watson's Steplane elevates the everyday.

The gorgeous gardens of Christian Dior, a jewelry book, and more.

Two Brown University doctors had a two-day, two-hotel celebration.

160 High Street, LeePrice: $1,400,000Size: 6,500 square feetBedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 5For anyone seeking sanctuary in multiple forms, this property just might offer some respite. Churches converted […]

This Victorian Gothic home has beach-town vibes with storybook charm.