Home, Garden & Design
Putting The Charm In Chatham
For Melinda Headrick, President of Chatham Interiors and a fourth-generation Chatham resident, the word ‘Chatham’ embodies everything her business represents: quaint, elegant, and understated sophistication. Even the origin of the…
Grand Slam
Lineal, Inc., Good Life New England and William Conrad & Company Interiors constitute the dream team for one lucky family. In the world of sports, in this case, specifically baseball, how does…
It’s Hip to be Square
Huey Lewis was a kind of working class rock singer who played with a variety of musicians in the San Francisco area, toiling in bars in semi-obscurity until he splashed…
West Coast Welcome
In 1699, Barnstable’s Ashley Manor was built up on a hill, tucked away as its own lavish retreat. In its 300 years, the walls of Ashley Manor have witnessed defining…
From Ranch to Cape, Dallas to Dockside
This ain’t the first rodeo for “The Young House” in Mattapoisett. Here on the shore of Buzzards Bay, near Ned’s Point Light, the lot for this home was once part…
Building on Inspiration
Acorn Deck House Company With over 70 years of experience, from two successful companies combined, Acorn Deck House Company has been providing the country with unique, prefabricated homes for every…
Grand Tour
If you are an avid fan of home tours, garden tours and open houses, 2020 was a year of chronic disappointment. Social distancing restrictions intent on preventing the general public…
Collecting the Cape
“When you’re going to renovate a house, always hire an architect you’ve known for 50 years,” say the owners of an exquisite Cape in Brewster. Although the owners present this…
Staying a Step Ahead
The future is now. Our homes have the ability to anticipate what we don’t know. Shelter. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines the term as, “a position or state of being covered…
It’s Easy Being Green
From the cozy three-season porch of their charming Sandwich home, Judith and William Holt are saving money, energy and the Cape’s most enviable resource: the environment. In Judith and William…
To the Rafters
The very first design decision was to remove almost 1,000 square feet of living space from the home. The new owners loved that the late-1940s Cape directly fronted a large…
Shorelines: There’s a Class for That!
Architect Patrick Ahearn shares his vast knowledge, insight and experience with an online audience. Edgartown has a rich commercial core thanks to restaurants, shops, waterfront views and classic New England…