Boston Home

25/10/2025

We dug through the archives to pull every Best of Boston Home cover since 2011 — and wow, it’s fun to see how much both design (and the mag) have changed over the years. Sharing the cover is always the best part of putting an issue together, but this one is extra special. Stay tuned for a peek at this year’s Best of Boston Home cover—and the 2026 winners. 👀✨

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19/10/2025

Heavy architectural quirks gave way to a dramatic transformation featuring a large central volume, curving plaster walls, and newly added skylights in this Union Wharf penthouse loft. See more inside at the link. https://bit.ly/4n9meNq

Photo by Karyn Millet

16/10/2025

A once-disjointed sixth-floor layout gives way to soft forms, natural light, and a refined sense of calm.

Overlooking Boston Harbor, a once-disjointed layout gives way to soft forms.

08/10/2025

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we look at a sizable Charlestown single-family steps from Monument Square and a Lincoln manse set on nearly 2 acres.

This month, we look at a sizable Charlestown single-family steps from Monument Square and a Lincoln manse set on nearly 2 acres.

26/09/2025

Two newly transformed guest cottages at the Nantucket Hotel & Resort bring a high-style infusion of pattern and color to the island, unveiled during this summer’s Nantucket by Design. The result of a creative collaboration between interior designer Michael Kramer, fashion house Lilly Pulitzer, textile brand Lee Jofa, and Benjamin Moore, the cottages represent a fresh approach to resort living—equal parts tailored, expressive, and transportive. See more at the link. https://bit.ly/4mDNaot

Photo by Nick Mele

21/09/2025

With few windows to highlight or interfere, Lewis & Weldon created a bank of floor-to-ceiling cabinets that hug the Old World La Cornue range. See more inside this 19th-century schoolhouse revamped into a single-family home at the link. https://bit.ly/4nAi6qm

Photo by Michael J. Lee

20/09/2025

A pair of curvaceous “Lorae” lounge swivel chairs from the Bright Group are upholstered with expressionistic Holly Hunt printed velvet fabric and placed, like all the seating furniture in the home, for socializing and conversation. Take a tour of this Back Bay condo at the link. https://bit.ly/47KGCAC

Photo by Michael J. Lee

12/09/2025

If space allows, include comfortable spots to pause and reflect in your kitchen, designer Robin Gannon says. “It doesn’t have to just be a place for eating; sometimes you want to sit and relax after your meal. That ability to lounge around the table, to lay back a little, can be really nice.” Learn more at the link. https://bit.ly/41s6vBm

Photo by Dan Cutrona

08/09/2025

From Boston Home's Fall 2025 issue, the pantry cabinets in this Wellesley kitchen are inlaid with brass, which ties in with the polished-brass hardware. The faucet is Perrin & Rowe, and the Roman shade is made of Pierre Frey’s “Le Grand Corail” fabric. See more inside at the link. https://bit.ly/3V3VWRt

Photo by Tamara Flanagan

05/09/2025

Jewett Farms + Co. reworked the kitchen in this Wellesley colonial to maximize function while designer Lindsey Crowley specified finishes and fixtures—the Urban Electric Co. double pendant with custom color shades included—to bring the space to life. See more inside at the link. https://bit.ly/4nka8Sh

Photo by Matt Kisiday

02/09/2025

A 1910 Brookline home gets a soulful, modern refresh that honors its origins.

01/09/2025

This home renovation includes a cheerful, clutter-free kitchen with a citrus-hued surprise—and a mudroom that packs a punch. Take a closer look inside at the link. https://bit.ly/45YwvWb

📸: The island, painted in Benjamin Moore’s “Orange Burst,” was fitted with built-in shelves to store cookbooks and display decorative dishware. / Photo by Jessica Delaney