This charming Nantucket home was one of acclaimed American architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen’s last projects (even gracing the cover of one of his books). Nantucket through the lens of his signature style, it features simple roof lines, paneled interiors, multi-paned windows, and all-white interiors punctuated with charming island details like the shingled siding and Dutch doors.

When tackling the renovation of an 8,000-square-foot home just outside of Houston, designer Meg Lonergan and her team channeled their inner Anglophiles. “This home is in the heart of Texas, but believe it or not, we were inspired by the English countryside,” says Meg.

This charming residence is a warm retreat for a growing family. Balancing relaxed comfort with refined sophistication, the home offers rich neutral palettes and a timeless aesthetic tailored to their dynamic lifestyle.

This modern high-rise exudes refined elegance against a sleek architectural backdrop. The space showcases a thoughtfully curated blend of antique and contemporary furnishings, including Rose Uniacke kitchen pendants, antique rugs from Carol Piper Rugs, and a striking eight-panel Chinese export screen.

This young family’s mid-century Austin home showcases a mix of early 20th-century French furniture, exemplary mid-century pieces by Knoll, and antique Persian rugs. The result is playful, sophisticated, and colorful.

With a cool California vibe, this modern transitional home masterfully balances chic sophistication with family-friendly comfort. Designed for a young couple who loves entertaining, the cozy lounge space reimagines tradition with relaxed elegance.

When tasked with restoring a 1939 Houston home designed by architect Joseph Finger, the project quickly became a crown jewel of the community. Situated on Brays Bayou, the renovations, in collaboration with Newberry Architecture and Kickerillo Companies, blend historic charm with contemporary comfort.

Designed in collaboration with Cusimano Architects and Allan Edwards Builders, this new construction home effortlessly combines functionality with form. Located near Memorial Park, one of Houston’s largest and most frequented green spaces, it features both modern design and vibrant surroundings.

Since 1996, one Houston-based nonprofit has been providing day programming for individuals affected by dementia. Its first outpost features a series of unique spaces that beautifully capture the mingling of color, connection, and comfort, honoring its mission and the needs of those it serves.