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Framing the view:
Homes Inspired by Nature

We pay homage to summer’s natural delights in our cover story on an exuberantly lush garden contrasted against a minimalist interior design (“Opposite Attractions”). Summer is also a time for retreats, and a getaway on Martha’s Vineyard erases the boundaries between indoors and outdoors (“Lay of the Land”). Finally, we look to Newbury, Massachusetts, where a couple renovates their Victorian home, finding harmony between the past and the present (“Respectfully New”).

On the cover:
The picture-perfect view from a renovated New Hampshire home. Photo by Peter Vanderwarker.

Also in this issue:

SUNNY SHADES »
We ask three designers to choose outdoor products that go along with their favorite summer colors from Pantone.

THE POWER OF SMALL »
Showing restraint with panache, a designer takes a powder room to new heights with a serene palette.

A HOUSE BUILT FOR ONE »
Architect Frank Warner Riepe creates the consummate haven for furniture designer Nan Quick in Jaffrey, New Hampshire.

AMERICAN CRAFT COMES HOME »
A historic exhibit at the Fuller Craft Museum illustrates New England’s rich artisan heritage.

THE ANTI-COUNTRY CLUB »
Exquisitely designed, the buildings at the Boston Golf Club reflects its no-frills, old-school roots.



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Interiors: Heart and Soul
Legendary Boston designer Richard FitzGerald’s Cape Cod summer house reveals a classicist’s love of collecting.

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