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SeeNewEngland.com → Yankee Articles → Decorating for the Holidays →

SeeNewEngland.com → Yankee Articles → Energy Efficient: Vermont Five-Star Home →

What you can do now and what our featured homeowners did

SeeNewEngland.com → Yankee Articles →

Tips for the government's highest energy rating

Seafarers transformed isolation into works of art

Tabletops, mantels, staircases, and gifts are done in style

Glass mosaic from beachcombing finds

Best time to paint and more tips

Choose the right tree for your yard

Mayonnaise, vinegar, baking soda for truly 'green' products

Green goods for home and on the go

Finest local products

Eggs for spring centerpiece and place settings

Spring tradition of flowers and sweets

For 20 years this Vermont crafter has been transforming old lamps into new by creating one-of-a-kind shades.

In Vermont, money does grow on trees.

New England's craft fairs make holiday shopping fun while supporting the region's richly talented artisans.

Issues → January/February 2012 → Interact → Online Feature →

Issues → January/February 2012 → Home → New England's Finest: Winter Whites →

Issues → January/February 2012 → Home →

Beat the cold with this warm flannel spread. A handy strap lets you throw it over your shoulder as you head out on your next winter adventure.

Exquisite handcrafted ceramics in clean, soothing shades keep food and tea warm and brighten your table with berries and blooms.

Issues → November/December 2011 → Home →

New England's craft fairs make holiday shopping fun while supporting the region's richly talented artisans.

New England's holiday craft fairs are a stellar source of beautifully designed wares--and unforgettable gifts.

Issues → September/October 2011 → Home and Garden →

Issues → July/August 2011 → Home and Garden → Home: The Evolution of Bachelor Hall →

Issues → July/August 2011 → Home and Garden → New England's Finest: Baby and Toddler Gear →

The Old-school Couture of Mary-Alice Dalton

Issues → July/August 2011 → Home and Garden →

A little ingenuity turns a plain planter into a summery showpiece.

Issues → May/June 2011 → Home and Garden → Home Decorating: Cape House in Maine →

Issues → May/June 2011 → Home and Garden →

There was a time when summer cottages across New England boasted the painted furniture of a folk artist who knew how to get attention.

Issues → March/April 2011 → Interact → Online Features →

Issues → March/April 2011 → Home →

Destined to be cherished for generations to come, these timeless works showcase the region's legacy of superb craftsmanship.

Make a Coatrack

Women were smitten (and collectors still are) by the mesh purses made in Plainville, Massachusetts.

Issues → January/February 2011 → Home & Garden → New England's Finest: Warm Glow →

Issues → January/February 2011 → Home & Garden →

Edie Vonnegut and her husband, John Squibb, combined art, practicality, and a good dose of frugality to make the Cape Cod barn of her childhood into their own family's home.

Brighten the winter with the beauty of flickering flames--no electricity required.

Waltham watches were both functional and beautiful.

In Vermont, money does grow on trees.

Issues → November/December 2010 → Interact → Online Features → Slide Shows →

Issues → November/December 2010 → Interact → Online Features →

A new holiday tradition takes hold in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

Issues → November/December 2010 → Home & Garden → Home: Count Your Blessings →

Issues → November/December 2010 → Home & Garden →

What's Cooking?

Whether whimsically patterned or elegantly simple, these personalized cake plates add a festive touch to any celebration.

Nothing gets you rockin' and stompin' like the roots-and-bluegrass sound of a vintage Bacon & Day banjo.

Issues → September/October 2010 → Home & Garden →

In the 1930s, furniture from Heywood-Wakefield in Gardner, Massachusetts, gave American homes a bright, fresh look.

... and we've found a historic property in Hardwick, Vermont,

Issues → July/August 2010 → Interact → 10 Things to Do → Gardens in Backyards → Moss Garden by Christine Cook →

Issues → July/August 2010 → Interact → 10 Things to Do → Gardens in Backyards →

This Connecticut landscape designer loves rain and crawling in the woods

Massachusetts gardener cultivates wildflowers

Tour beautiful, secret gardens for hours