Projects

Building a home is a challenge, and it comes with a lot of opportunity as well as obstacles to overcome. It requires vision, creativity, and a lot of hard work.

For many of us, we don't have the opportunity to spend as much time outside in the sunshine as we'd like. Perhaps, we should focus more on bringing the outside into our homes. 

The latest addition to Main Street is the Great Marsh Brewing Company. The dining room on the second story offers a more elevated view of the surrounding marsh.

This East Boston home has been in the family for generations. The history these walls hold is important, and so was an upgrade.

Designing a home is always a challenge. And when you’re doing it on TV there are some extra special pressures on top of the million little details. It makes the challenge all the more exciting.

Whether you are looking for a quick refresh, or you starting from scratch, choosing your hardware can help you complete the look in your kitchen. With so many decisions to be made, there is a tendency to overlook the hardware decision. But it’s an opportunity to make a big impression.

We all know that countertops belong in the kitchen, but that’s not their only place in your home. 

We’ve been hard at work behind the scenes, and we are beyond excited to finally be able to tell you about it. This past year, we had the opportunity to work with Jonathan Knight, of New Kids on the Block and local interior designer Kristina Crestin on the new HGTV show Farmhouse Fixer.

Replacing windows can be a cost-effective way to prevent this air loss and save on your overall energy bill.

All homes need a little TLC, and if you've been looking for ways to show your home a little love without undertaking a major renovation, here are 10 places you could start.

If you’ve turned on HGTV in the past decade, you might notice one style dominating over the others. Everywhere we turn, there seems to be a feature of Farmhouse style homes. With a mixture of modern design and vintage decor, farmhouse style is everywhere. But what is farmhouse style?

For designer Sarah Sherman Samuel, staying inspired in a home office space means incorporating her two must-haves for creative bliss: plenty of natural light and a blank slate space where the color, materials, patterns, and finishes she works with can get all her attention.