Spring 2019

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 of seeds in a prepared environment. And as the roots begin to take hold and…

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 captain’s home in Barnstable. With the right people behind the project and considerate attention to&…

Whether you are working with an endless expanse, or a small patch of possibility, a border garden can be the path that sets you free In the 18th century, just as the American colonists were envisioning a new republic here in the states, across the…

Patrick Ahearn and Platemark Design conceive a narrative of familiar and fantastical in redesigning this Chatham home Dawn erupts in a lava flow of oranges, pinks, reds and purples across Pleasant Bay. Viewed from the western shore, the colors pour across this watery canvas,…

Just like the sea’s many colors, this Siasconset home is a prismatic homage to the creative convergence of a designer and homeowner The ocean has many colors. One day it’s blue, the next green, and in no two places is it ever the same. But…

This Provincetown condo is a work of art, capturing the spirit of its vibrant homeowners Cookie-cutter. That’s a good way to describe Eric Alden and Ian Tzeng’s West Vine Street condo when they first bought it. Not that being cookie-cutter is inherently negative. All-whi…