Our annual presentation of the most frequently used rooms in the house.
Photo by Michael J. Lee
The fall 2024 issue of Boston Home features our annual Kitchen Show, our annual showcase of the most used room in the home. In addition to information on new products and trending items from three of the city’s best kitchen design firms, we’re spotlighting several standout kitchens. We’ve got an almost all-black gem and a classic white kitchen that’s reminiscent of farmhouse style. If, like me, you thought white kitchens were a thing of the past, you’re wrong! Local pros tell me that white is still a popular choice for kitchen cabinets because of its clean, timeless look. However, I have a soft spot for the unconventional gem on the cover above, with its custom green cabinets and magenta pendant lights over the kitchen island. The kitchen, designed by Kate Maloney, is located in a hundred-year-old Tudor home. We’re showing the whole house here and below.
Designer Ainsley Hayes redesigned the central space to honor the classic New England architectural style.
Simple and a little sexy: in this kitchen the whole is more than its parts.
An enthusiastic cook brings English country feeling together with her friends and family in this Cape Cod kitchen.
A wall of burgundy cabinets adds moody elegance to this Massachusetts townhouse.
A series of vibrant wall coverings set the tone for the redesign of this 100-year-old home.
The full issue of Boston Home Fall 2024 can be found here.
