Home, Garden & Design

A Sign of the Times

By Ellen Albanese | December 10, 2018

Cape & Islands artisans keep the tradition of quarterboards alive Photos courtesy of Dan Driscoll Once used to identify sailing ships, quarterboards have evolved into a distinctive form of home…

Residence Redux: The Inside Story

By Julie Craven Wagner | December 10, 2018

A comfortable home with plenty of room for everyone serves as a backdrop for a family who loves their time together While the Laverty home in the Nye’s Neck neighborhood…

Right Place, Right Time

By Elizabeth Hilfrank | December 10, 2018

A serendipitous find leads to a new and improved bathroom, and one happy homeowner It is often said that items are designed with a certain person or place in mind,…

Next Wave: Nathan Adams, Cataumet Sawmill

By Haley Cote | December 10, 2018

As the general manager of a small business, Nathan Adams, 34, is often required to do a little bit of everything at Cataumet Sawmill, from fixing equipment and stacking wood,…

The Fantastic Mr. & Mrs. Fox

By Allyson Plessner | December 10, 2018

A world of whimsy is brought to life in this Dennis home Many know the Fantastic Mr. Fox as a wily creature who lives underground with his family and a…

Everything Old is New Again: Holidays at Highfield

By Julie Craven Wagner | November 12, 2018

Designer Rita Pacheco reimagines Highfield Hall for the holidays The holiday season at Highfield Hall & Gardens in Falmouth is always a showcase of old traditions and new trends in…

Sparks Fly: Cape Artisan Rachel Paolino

By Haley Cote | October 3, 2018

Rachel Paolino transforms metal into captivating creations Rachel Paolino admits she’s obsessive. When it comes to her work, that is. No detail is overlooked in her handcrafted metal sculptures and…

A Trinity of Trust

By Julie Craven Wagner | October 3, 2018

Intrepid homeowners team up with architect John Dvorsack and M. Duffany Builders for a trifecta of a project The fortunate few who share their lives with a magnificent view understand…

The Tides of Chatham

By Allyson Plessner | October 3, 2018

This Chatham kitchen pays homage to its seaside roots “Sometimes we are lucky enough to know that our lives have been changed, to discard the old, embrace the new, and…

As Simple as Black and White

By Julie Craven Wagner | October 3, 2018

Pastiche of Cape Cod’s kitchen design division transforms a Yarmouth Port kitchen into a sophisticated and functional hub of the home Some decisions are simple. Some are difficult. Some are…

Community Bound: West Falmouth Library

By Haley Cote | October 3, 2018

West Falmouth Library strengthens its ties to community, and history, as it begins its next chapter When five Quaker women formed the Young People’s Union—which would become the West Falmouth…

Fall Awakening

By Elizabeth Hilfrank | October 3, 2018

This fall season, make the most of your yard and get your gardens in tip-top shape for the spring ahead Spring is typically the first season to come to mind…

Next Wave: Erin Cox, KAM Appliances

By Haley Cote | October 3, 2018

How many people can say they created the job they have? Erin Cox certainly can. After working in advertising and marketing on the Cape for over a decade at Cape…

Residence Redux: Heart of the Home

By Julie Craven Wagner | October 3, 2018

This is part five in our Residence Redux series exploring Cape Cod HOME‘s 2018 ‘Home for the Year.’ The kitchen in the Laverty home serves up much more than food…

Beautiful Chaos: At HOME with Mark Bogosian

By Allyson Plessner | October 3, 2018

Mark Bogosian takes an all-inclusive approach to life and business  It’s not uncommon to find Mark Bogosian, owner of Longfellow Design Build, awake at all hours of the night preparing…

Village LIFE: Dennis Village

By Julie Craven Wagner | September 13, 2018

“Village is a place where you can find peace, unity, strength, inspiration and most importantly a natural and beautiful life.” – Minahil urfan Where the Past is Present This is…

The Art of Antiquing

By Gabriella Messina | September 13, 2018

Cape Cod’s most loved antique shops are where you’ll find a nostalgic piece of Cape history Looking for the perfect addition to your Cape cottage, or something to bring back…

Nostalgia on the market

By Gabriella Messina | August 2, 2018

Cape Cod has always been known for its quaint cottages that are as inviting to renters and summer folk as beach sand and flip-flops. But in many cases, it seems…