Home, Garden & Design
Village LIFE: Charming Chatham
Where heritage meets modern living Perhaps no other village ties together modern chic and quintessential classic Cape Cod quite like Chatham. It still maintains its image as a hardworking fishing…
Stunning Home Makeover in North Falmouth!
A father and daughter team up to revamp their family summer home, just steps away from New Silver Beach in North Falmouth. A true family effort, Lisa Mara Bry, her…
Check out this gorgeous home on the bay in Chatham
A Chatham home celebrates its majestic bayside setting Nestled in the secluded mouth of Chatham’s Ryder’s Cove, a commercial fishing port, hustling and bustling during the summer months, lies one…
Could you live comfortably in 800 sq feet on .01 acres of land? See how this couple does it!
Standing at only 800 square feet on 0.1 acres of land, this tiny Osterville home still has just enough room for Marc and Pattie LePain to live creatively It takes…
Check out this brother-sister duo bringing their creativity to their family business
Interesting, unique, creative. These are all words Roman and Natasha Miskovsky use to describe the work of their father Paul Miskovsky’s company, Miskovsky Landscaping. But these words are equally applicable…
See how one architect takes a bunk room to a whole new level
For the owners of one Lower Cape home, the name they bestowed upon their abode says it all: Summer Mooring. “We have two daughters. My husband travels a ton with…
What does a builder’s home look like? We caught up with Deborah Paine to find out
Builder Deborah Paine has carved out a special home in an unlikely place For Deborah Paine, a life’s path that led to building homes, arguably the most meaningful and important…
An Ocean of Inspiration
Designer Holly Hudson sets a course for a nautical new addition to the Red Brook community. A corner townhouse in the Cataumet Red Brook Harbor Club community sits on Shore…
Retro kitchen on Cape Cod
An intrepid couple discover what is old is new again with the help of REEF Builders In the 1939 classic MGM film, “The Wizard of Oz,” Dorothy attempts to tell…
Renting on Cape Cod? Find out how this company is different from the rest!
Del Mar Vacations is shaking up the rental market on Cape Cod…in a good way. Interior designer Cathy Kert dusts off a Cape Cod classic home and gets it ready…
The history of The Carnegie in Edgartown
In Edgartown, Andrew Carnegie’s dream lives on In 1848, a 13-year-old boy and his family emigrated from Dunfermline, Scotland’s historic medieval capital, to the United States, in the town of…
A Summer Rental to Remember
Together, Pretty Picky Properties Select Vacation Rentals and Monomoy Real Estate and Construction make up a locally based partnership focused on differentiating service, communication and trust It’s no secret that…
Quintessential Cape
A charmingly reimagined West Dennis cottage epitomizes Cape Cod through and through What does it mean to live on Cape Cod? Beach days. Harbor sails. Main Street strolls. Lobster rolls.…
This gorgeous bloom is a MUST for any Cape garden
Set the stage for a spectacular garden with 2019’s Bulb of the Year There’s no better way to breath new life into your garden than through the intricate, shape and…
Have you been to these local garden centers?
There are few resources as valuable as your local garden center for those who consider gardening among their passions, pursuits or hobbies. Just think about it: If you love to…
Gardening Advice from an Expert Cape Cod Gardener
C.L. Fornari shares sage gardening advice in her new book The surprising thing about C.L. Fornari’s garden is not the lushness of the plantings, the striking use of color or…
These inns on Martha’s Vineyard are a must-see
The Hajjar family puts down roots in Edgartown, all while honoring their children Raising a family can be a bit like tending a garden. It starts with the careful planting…
A historic Sea Captain’s home in Barnstable gets a new, colorful life
With just the right touches, a historic sea captain’s home in Barnstable is given a fresh start Is more always better? Not always, as evidenced by this reimagined old sea…
