New england cottage interiors

Drawing inspiration from a cozy English Bed and Breakfast, Atelier Roan’s Cape Cod Charmer welcomes feminine, whimsical, and playful touches while maintaining a sophisticated air. With lovely Layered neutrals and modern silhouettes, the home becomes a welcoming haven for family and friends to make and share memories.

If you’ve ever spent time in Edgartown, Massachusetts — the exclusive Martha’s Vineyard enclave known for its 18th- and 19th-century Federal and Greek Revival architecture — you’ve likely seen the work of Patrick Ahearn. But you probably had no idea that he, or any other present-day architect, had a role in shaping what you viewed […]

Re-imagining traditional New England Colonial style, architect Patrick Ahearn has created a home that is welcoming and snug—and that offers a true sense of place—for a family west of Boston.

The historic house in West Harwich had belonged to his parents in the 1950s, and now holds sentimental value to the family.

This antique cape style house underwent a complete renovation and addition by Smith & Vansant Architects, located in the countryside of Norwich, Vermont.

I recently got the wild hair to strip our fireplace. It’s actually something I’ve wanted to do since day one but didn’t quite have the time in the initial renovation process. Ever since then I’ve wondered what the wood actually looked like under the paint. It was painted white when we purchased the house but ... Read More about Stripping the Fireplace & Our New England Inspiration

Get ready to fall in love with this historic Massachusetts home located in Manchester-by-the-Sea. You'll find a nice mix of both old and new.

In creating a home “you don’t want to leave,” Sandra Morgan Downie has drawn thousands of followers to her online doorstep.

A renovated 1960s home in Deephaven captures the spirit of an old New England colonial.

Looking for a dreamy summer read to take to the family cottage? Take a gander at The Maine House, a visual journey through fish shacks and cozy cottages.