(Robb Report 5/1/2005)
A 49 Lincoln convertible meets a luxe ranch house in Montana.
(Boston Home | Boston Magazine 6/1/2007)
Designer Maho Abe's penthouse redo for one of Boston's leading art collectors.
(Showboats International 1/22/2013)
Big cats ready to spring: How supercar design is impacting Megayachts.
If the latest Lamborghini happens to float your boat, why not turn it into just that - or more precisely into a 84 m megayacht?
That rather sensible thought is revving up the hearts and minds of minds of a new generation of
(New England Home 11/1/2012)
A robot that makes mosaics to order and in order. Invented by an MIT engineer and former host of UFO Hunters, Ted Acworth.
(New England Home 1/1/2014)
Interviews with designers and architects in New England lead off with a take on "Floatyard" a condo project projecting into Boston Harbor.
(New England Home 9/1/2005)
I co-founded this influential regional Architectural Digest in 2005, later sold to Network Communications Inc.
Here are some examples of the Trade Secrets column I developed as Senior Editor and continue to write.
(New England Home 1/3/2013)
At mid-career, Paul Bowen has built up a considerable fan base. His admirers like everything about him:
the Welsh accent, the spark in his eye, the grin preceding a self-effacing pause and, most of all, the
stubborn love he devotes to his art. He has spent decades gathering, choosing, recycling...
(International Furnishings and Design Association 9/1/2014)
What is the story of your company?
What's unique about it?
Can you describe some of your latest challenges - and your unique solutions - solutions that your clients would like to know more about?
While designers and industry professionals are quite adept at conveying these narratives in 3-D...
(New England Home 8/1/2013)
Cabriole legs, Louis XVI legs, fluted and reeded legs, legs trimmed with bronze collars, legs with brass toe pieces called sabots, legs with a barley spiral twist... Legs and more legs stride across the loft wall at Masterpiece Woodworks...
(New England Home 8/1/2013)
For nigh over forty years, super-smart Bostonians have turned to the estimable publication for advice on the good life. The best podiatrist. The best pizza. The wealthiest Bostonian (not it's not Gisele Bundchen, or haven't you been paying attention?).
(Design Times 1/3/1996)
Cheryl Tiegs may be one of the most celebrated beauties of our time, but the house she was living in was
very standard issue Los Angeles. A 1950's-style Polynesian bungalow, it hardly made an impression.
Now it has been completely redesigned and refurbished.
(Showboats International 5/1/2008)
Wealthy owners of mega yachts used to tell their designers sustainable was ok as long as it didn't cost extra; Now all that's changed.
(Season In The Sun 1/1/2012)
The world's best interior designers are playing among the stars.
(New England Home 1/1/2026)
The quirky beauty of Annette Lemieux's work gets you looking. Her deep exploration of the universal human tendency toward ambivalence grabs your attention and doesn't let go.
(Showboats International 12/1/2013)
A superyacht not busy being born is busy dying.
(New England Home 1/6/2011)
When New Hampshire designer Treena Crochet told us she was in the green zone, she wasn’t talking about a fancy spa sporting reclaimed timbers and an infinity pool of reconstituted bottle caps. Crochet meant the military kind of green zone. Luckily, the protests and shooting didn’t get under way
(Boston Magazine 1/9/2006)
There’s the sultry ocean breeze. And a trace of fall nippiness. Belinda Berman-Real, her husband, Terry Real, and their sons, Justin and Alexander, assemble on the prowlike third-floor deck of their Martha’s Vineyard home. They’ve come to witness the setting sun turn horsetail clouds into spun
(New England Home 8/1/2013)
3-D printing of design objects takes accessories in a new direction
(New England Home 3/1/2010)
What do architects and designers do with their design muses? Do they go Dutch at Dunkin' Donuts or stroll lazily around Luxemburg Gardens? And what do they look like, these design muses? Are they all from Central Casting?
(Design Times 1/5/1999)
A portrait of Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, who later joined our Editorial Board at Design Times
(Showboats International 9/1/2013)
In certain cultures, children - particularly boys - are encouraged to be tough.
How things feel is a luxury these future warriors of Wall Street and Wimbledon can ill afford. As fourth graders they may indeed have loathed the scratchy wool sweaters Mom forced them to wear -
(New England Home 3/7/2013)
Furniture making may be an age-old craft, but artisans like New Hampshire's Peter Sandback prove there's always room for innovation and inspiration.
A converted garbage-truck garage in the far reaches of New Hampshire, may be not the first place one would look for design breakthroughs
(Season In The Sun 8/20/2013)
The Packaging is art. The thinking behind it is science. What a beautiful combination.
Lancaster Monaco Cosmetics were looking cheap. The packaging had devolved from gold to a muddy mushroom color with navy accents. Once the makeup of choice for the aristocrats orbiting around the young Princess ..
(New England Home 1/7/2011)
Back in the 1950s, John Walker's classmates at the Birmingham College of Art in England might have
been forgiven for wondering why so many plants filled the young artist's work area. Was he studying art or
botany? It was a matter of propriety, rather than interest, it turns out.
