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Articles Tagged 'home'

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

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

Glass mosaic from beachcombing finds

Nature's fragrances create lasting memories

Green goods for home and on the go

Issues → November/December 2009 → Home and Garden → Gifts Made in New England →

Issues → November/December 2009 → Home and Garden →

Early American dolls by Izannah Walker

Nature's fragrances create lasting memories

Green goods for home and on the go

Finest local products

Issues → September/October 2009 → Home and Garden → Boatbuilder's House →

Issues → September/October 2009 → Home and Garden → Craft Projects with Acorns →

Issues → September/October 2009 → Home and Garden →

A picture frame is decorated with leaves

Magnets and napkin rings

New Engand-born explorer founded Museum of Science

Fall garden and lawn chores

Planet-friendly back-to-school necessities

Unused eaves become practical storage areas

Boat-building experience revives a 19th-century Greek Revival home

Issues → September/October 2009 → Food →

Useful stuff from 74 years of Yankee

Issues → July/August 2009 → Home & Garden →

Hannah Davis fashioned boxes out of wood and wallpaper

Display favorite prints, photos

A pile of scrap lumber and plenty of imagination

Shingle-style homes in coastal New England

Comfortable, colorful gear for the whole clan

Issues → May/June 2009 → Home & Garden → Natural Jewelry: New England's Finest →

Issues → May/June 2009 → Home & Garden →

Author/fisherman Linda Greenlaw's Maine home

Painted pots add color to patio and garden

An icon in American Arts & Crafts movement

Pond becomes a picnic spot with a pergola above

Inspired by organic shapes and the great outdoors

Issues → March/April 2009 → Home & Garden → Early Blooms in New England →

Issues → March/April 2009 → Home & Garden →

Three garden ideas for color in April and May

Look for authenticity and tributes to historic teams

New England's Most-Photographed Village

Clean up with these locally made "green" products

Bird seed container filled for spring visitors

Choose the right tree for your yard

Issues → January/February 2009 → Home & Garden → New Hampshire Post and Beam House →

Issues → January/February 2009 → Home & Garden →

A drawer, some fleece, and fiberfill for Fido

Where to find the largest collection in New England

Light, space, and integrity guided this design

Ashes in the garden, when to prune apple trees

Cora Needham House, built in 1846, is a B&B

Special Advertising Section: Retirement residences across the region

Brown paper bags insulate a drafty floor

Issues → November/December 2008 → Home & Garden → Gretchen Dow Simpson Decorates for Christmas →

Issues → November/December 2008 → Home & Garden → Gift Wrap Ideas from Matthew Mead →

Issues → November/December 2008 → Home & Garden →

A fine artist decorates in a simple and elegant style

In an age of rising fuel prices, can we still love old houses?

Tom Silva's six best tips from "This Old House"

Monopoly, Chutes and Ladders, The Game of Life

Family ritual on a hillside of balsam, fir, and Scotch pine

One of the most fascinating houses in the White Mountains

Issues → September/October 2008 → Home & Garden → Paint Colors: Put New England in Your Home →

Issues → September/October 2008 → Home & Garden → Halloween: 5 Crafts for a Boo-tiful House →