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Our fall issue of Design New England features the region's most inspiring home and garden renovations. But if you're too busy enjoying autumn's bounty before winter hits to browse leisurely through our print edition, you can surf through Design New England online – and link directly to the websites of exclusive design resources and advertisers. With a complete digital archive at your fingertips, it's never been easier to track the bright ideas for decorating, renovating, and building that can be found in only Design New England.
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International Conference and Exhibition for Alternative Energy Sources and Technologies, Boston - Sept. 15-17 »
Design Boston at Boston Design Center - Sept. 23-25 »
College Club of Boston Designer Challenge Open House -
Sep. 26 - 28 »
Mid-Century Modernism House Tour, Lexington, MA - Oct. 19 »
Ellis Antiques Show, Boston - Oct. 31 - Nov. 2 »
Greenbuild Expo, Boston -
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 In this issue
The Best Renovations: Creative, Clever, and Classic
Fall is a time to re-organize, take stock, and rejuvenate. Whether you need more space, different space, or even less space, autumn brings with it plans for home renovations. From a Providence firehouse turned urban live/work space to a harmonious blend of additions in a beachfront home on Massachusetts' Marblehead Neck, the homes featured in this issue are sure to spark inspirations for your own.
On the cover: The living room in a suburban Boston home gone modern features a bold red-and-blue palette and Venetian plaster above the mantel.
Also in this issue:
FINE PRINT »
Inside the Berkshire home of famed fabric and wallpaper designer Peter Fasano.
FAR EAST ANTIQUES SHOP, CLOSE TO HOME »
An Asian, Indian, and Islamic tribal antiques, textiles, and furniture emporium moves from Manhattan to a renovated Portland, Maine storefront.
BALI HIGH BATH »
Inspired by the exotic island, a master suite is transformed into a calming oasis.
REVOLUTIONARY SPARK »
Rick Fredizzi, the U.S. Building Council’s founding chairman and president, on living eco-friendly and this year’s Greenbuild Expo.
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