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Lighting the Way
The second and third-generation owners of Authentic Designs shed light on the past, present and future of their family business.
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A Landmark Achievement
Timeless elegance and modern luxury seamlessly intersect at Factory Point Place in downtown Manchester.
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Trustworthy and Reliable
Bill Pronovost carries on the family tradition of exemplary customer service at P&F Appliance.
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Harmony & Longevity
Adele and Herman Raspé brings new life to the historic Dorset Colony House through a comprehensive home renovation and redesign project.
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Black Hole Hollow Farm – An Inspiring Estate
Black Hole Hollow Farm in South Arlington, Vermont, is for sale for the first time in many years. The fabled residence – which played host to many, including Sir Ian Fleming – was once owned by the man many believe to be the inspiration for James Bond.
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Your Mansion in the Mountains – The Wilburton
STORY BY BENJAMIN LERNER PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY THE WILBURTON After 75 years as a country inn, The Wilburton Inn has transformed into The Wilburton Destination Resort. Specializing in family reunions, destination weddings, and ski season vacation homes, the private 30-acre hilltop estate features an array of lodging options that range from suites to cottages, as well […]
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COME HOME to Manchester and the Mountains
A collaboration between homeowners and Pete Conrad Construction creates a welcoming multigenerational retreat.
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Who, What, and Wares! Home Improvement Profiles
Read the answers to our questions about home improvement trends from local experts and explore the wide variety of their services.
BY GAYLE FEE
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Building At The Base
Bondville’s home improvement landscape is growing, with a cadre of new businesses congregating at the base of Stratton Mountain. Between the expansion of Londonderry Hardware, a community favorite, and the genesis of a new collaborative space uniting interior design, custom cabinetry, and construction, the quaint town has become a one-stop mecca for the design project of your dreams…
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Common Threads
Take two layers of fabric, either whole cloth or patchwork, layer filling between the two, and stitch it all together, plain or fancy. Technically speaking, you have just made a quilt. But why stop there?…
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Lighting the Way
Here is the short and simple truth: Every single detail that the architect, builder, and decorator created in your home will look a thousand times better after a lighting designer makes a plan to illuminate the walls, ceilings, stairs, floors, counters, cabinets, and design elements to their best advantage. Guaranteed…
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Flowers and Foliage
Step away from the sap-sticky pinecones and needle-dropping evergreen boughs! To do something very creative with our holiday décor this season, we are adding bouquets of fresh flowers around the house. We are choosing arrangements with shimmering, silvery eucalyptus and…
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Be Our Guest
There are so many dos and don’ts for the dinner table! But, what if setting the table was like composing a symphony in which the melody was memories from your childhood?…
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Ramsay Gourd
“It always surprises me, that moment when I just ‘click’ with clients and find a hidden connection between us, when they give me, as a design professional, permission to express what they see as beautiful.”
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Lillian Bogossian
“When I am putting together the design concept, where I gather all my ideas and samples into a presentation packet just for that client, I love that whole process. I can already see the complete room that I am creating at that point.”
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Transitions
Before, during, and after the cleaning frenzy, local businesses bridge the gap between one person’s old and someone else’s new. Like matchmaking, they connect home goods, furniture, and décor with its new rightful owner who can reinvigorate life into a piece.
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TechQuarters
Home automation moves into the everyday with a suite of services that allows you to manage your home with the touch of a button or with voice command…
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Come to the Table and Give Thanks
You don’t think much about a dinner table when it sits there unoccupied and unused. It is just furniture. Something you need to dust, from time to time, and to move when you have to vacuum. It can be a handy place for putting packages. It helps if the table is well made or old or somehow distinguished. But it is still just a table and, somehow, lifeless. But in the last months of the calendar year, the dining room table comes into its own, especially in New England…
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Fighting the Winter Blues
How can you bring more color into the winter landscape? Here are some tips, from easy and temporary to a bit more of a commitment.