Digital

Here’s a selection of my work on the good ol’ World Wide Web.

The Boston Globe

• Today’s solo home buyers have something in common: They’re mostly women

• How Cindy Stumpo became an outspoken figure in Greater Boston’s construction industry

• ADUs bring income and options for Mass. homeowners, but resale value isn’t yet clear

• How Marcel Breuer’s modernist Wellfleet summer cottage was brought back to life

• Opening the door to buying a split-level home

• In today’s market, Greater Boston buyers may have luck with condos

• 7 things you probably didn’t know about Greater Boston’s mid-century modern homes

• Reclaiming every nook and cranny: How out-of-the-box renos make use of unusual spaces

Travel + Leisure

• How a 1948 Murder Mystery Turned My New Orleans Trip Into a Killer Vacation

• A Complete Travel Guide to Cape Cod, Massachusetts

• Here's Why So Many Canine Employees at U.S. Airports Are Beagles

• Hikes and Historic Homes Go Hand-in-Hand in This Gorgeous Corner of New England

• Ken Burns Has Quietly Owned a Restaurant in New Hampshire for Almost 18 Years

Condé Nast Traveler

• Hotel review: Calilo, Ios, Greece

• 50 States, 50 Desserts — Maine: Blueberry pie

• The 10 Best Winter Activities in Boston, From Curling to Rooftop Happy Hour in Igloos

Architectural Digest

• 8 Gen Z’ers Reveal How They Bought Their First Home Before Turning 30

• 7 DIY Trends You’ll Be Seeing in Home Renovations in 2025

• The 5 Biggest Home Renovation Mistakes, According to Design Pros

• 8 of the Most Sustainable Features to Consider for Your Home, According to Experts

• 16 Small Space Design Hacks That Will Instantly Improve Your Life

The Wall Street Journal

• Homeowners Couldn’t Build Pools Fast Enough During Covid. The Tide Might Be Turning.

TIME

• The World’s Greatest Places of 2025: The Viewpoint Hotel

The Infatuation

• Review: Willie’s

• Review: Ama at the Atlas

• Review: Holdfast Specialty Seafood Co.

• Review: Fallow Kin

Real Simple

• I Stopped Trying to “Finish” My Home—and It Finally Started Feeling Like Me

• "Luften" Is the German Trick That Makes Your Home Smell Instantly Fresher

• Pro Gardeners Agree: This Is the Worst Thing You Can Do to Hydrangeas

• Want a Calmer Home? Start by Asking Yourself This One Simple Question

• This Paint Color Has Been Benjamin Moore’s Best Seller for Years—and Designers Swear by It

• 5 Things Homeowners Wish They'd Known Sooner About Buying a Fixer-Upper

• We've All Been Cleaning Our Countertops the Wrong Way—Here's What Experts Recommend

Vogue

• The Remarkable Revival of Bingo Night

Thrillist

• Nickelodeon Adults Want What Disney Adults Have

The Spruce

• Starter Homes Are Shrinking in 2026—Real Estate Agents Explain Why

Boston Magazine

• 12 Must-Visit Restaurants on Cape Cod

• My Cuffy’s Cape Cod Sweatshirt Will Never Die, and Neither Will Yours

• I Spent a Year Hiking 160 Miles Through Massachusetts. Here’s What I Learned

• Meet the People Who Won One of Boston’s Most Competitive Housing Lotteries

• The 100 Best Buildings in Boston

• The Designer of the Hancock Tower Is About to Change Boston’s Skyline Again

• See How a Cambridge Artist Renovated Her Truro “Flower Cottage”

• Why Doesn’t Boston Do a Better Job of Commemorating the Great Molasses Flood?

• We Tried It: Hypnoacupuncture at Healing Point Therapeutics

• A Love Letter to Boston’s Art Deco Dunkin’ Donuts

Apartment Therapy

Writing

• “Bachelorette Houses” Are the Trendiest New Real Estate Investment

• Why Visiting Your Local House Museum Is the Ultimate Staycation Activity

• Protect Time Capsule Houses at All Costs

• The Lasting Allure of the Banker’s Lamp

• My White-and-Wood Kitchen Cabinets from the ‘90s Are Actually Great—Here’s Why

• This Board Game Helped Me Discover My Love of Houses When I Was a Kid

• The Best Fixer-Upper of All Time Isn’t on HGTV—It’s in “It’s a Wonderful Life”

• Everybody Hates Boob Lamps, But They’re Actually Good Lamps

• Nobody Has the Guts to Say Adirondack Chairs Are Bad. I Do

Editing

• The Psychological Reason Why You Think “I Could Live Here” While Traveling

• Selling Your Childhood Home Is Never Easy — Especially When You Have Immigrant Parents

• Why the Historic Preservation of Black Spaces Underscores a Powerful Future

• The New Dilemma Facing Home Sellers Isn’t a Financial Question — It’s a Moral One

• Buying a House Is Hard. Buying One as a Chronically Ill and Disabled Woman Was Much Harder

Special Projects

• Tree Week 🌳

• Suburbs Week 🏘️

• Aging in Place 🕰️

• Architecture Week 🏛️

Boston.com

• B-Side: 😳🏘️ Say goodbye to sublet scams!

• Preserved in 1967: 93-year-old seller’s Natick home is an ode to his late wife

• There’s a piece of Modernist architectural history on the market in Framingham

• How did the ‘town blanket’ become so popular in Massachusetts?

• I crammed as much Christmas cheer as possible into 48 hours in Kennebunkport

• The most popular place to meet people in Boston isn’t dating apps—it’s speed dating events

• It’s abundantly clear who needs to buy Maine’s ‘Wedding Cake House’

• These 5 stylish motels are making New England motor lodges cool again

• Just listed: A Marcel Breuer original in Andover for $899,900

• Just listed: Actress Jenny Slate’s childhood home in Milton for $1.95 million

Realtor.com

• The Y2K Look That’s Trending in Homes Right Now (and How to Get It)

• Is Installing a Prefab Greenhouse Worth It?

• Should You Get a Custom Rug? And Other Smart Carpeting Solutions for Your Weird-Shaped Room

• Daylight Saving Time Starts This Weekend—Here’s How to Get Your Home Ready

ARCHITECT Magazine

• A look at University of Toronto’s Koffler Scientific Reserve

• A feature on Bay State Cohousing in Malden, Mass.

Time Out Boston

• I tried chef Jamie Bissonnette’s new Beacon Hill pintxo bar—and I’m going back ASAP

• 23 best weekend getaways from Boston

• The 20 best hotels in Boston

• 14 best Boston cruises and boat tours to sightsee the city

• 7 best whale watching tours near Boston

Week&

• My Surreal Visit to the Desert of Maine Just North of Portland

Slate

• When Bonnie Came Home