Boston Magazine

Puppet theater, Cat Power, a sax-blowing sasquatch, and more.

Peter Marino’s Tiffany silver in the spotlight, inside Kathryn Herman’s Pepperidge Farm estate, adoration for the merits of wallpaper’s worth, and an A-lister’s color-drenched interiors.

Here’s where to admire architecture and antique furniture.

The team behind South End favorites SRV and Baleia takes over the old Blue Dragon space around late summer.

How the Celtics’ most beloved benchwarmer became Boston’s most entertaining analyst—and what Brian Scalabrine has learned from another season.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare a historical Cambridge treasure with a stately Lexington estate.

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus good reasons to visit older spots.

Boston has a loneliness problem. I spent a winter—and more than a few awkward outings—trying to solve mine.

A century-old home is revived for multipurpose living (and game nights!) with lively textiles and abundant textures.

Five Massachusetts communities shot up our Top Places to Live list. What do they know that you don’t?

Three energetic boys, a centuries-old Boston row house, and a design team that made it all work.

A bespoke Brant Rock build becomes a joyful, pattern-rich escape designed with fun, fantasy, and family life in mind.

A fresh palette transformed a historic Massachusetts residence into a vibrant home geared for gathering.

The renowned desert city isn’t just embracing its glamorous past—it’s rewriting its future.