September 2, 2014 | Anonymous
Each year, Boston Magazine collaborates on building a Design Home in the towns and suburbs around Boston. This year's home was built in partnership with Ridgeview Construction, Tom and Natalie Treat, and Boston Children's Hospital in Salisbury, Massachusetts, and features smart home furnishings, eco-friendly appliances, and attractive detailing. The final result is this beautifully designed net-zero energy home. The solar panels on the roof are just one of the home's many sustainable features.
Photo by Michael Lee
Upon entering the home, visitors are greeted by unique and eye-catching furnishings, beautiful artwork, and interesting home accents like the wicker basket, stone vases, and wooden box shown on the table below.
Photo by Michael Lee
Venturing further into the home, visitors will notice the stylish dining room furnished with tasteful accessories, illustrating how sustainable living can still look classic and timeless.
Photo by Michael Lee
The kids bedroom shown below features a neutral color pallette paired with fun pops of color and unexpected accessories, like the neon giraffe accent piece.
Photo by Michael Lee
The Master Bedroom features tones of white, ivory, and grey, complemented with a pop of lavender.
Photo by Michael Lee
Below, a stylish loft to relax in or entertain guests.
Photo by Michael Lee
To see this beautiful Design Home for yourself, venture to Salisbury for a tour. On September 10, the doors of the Design Home will open to the public for 4 weeks of tours, the proceeds from which will benefit Boston Children's Hospital. Click here to purchase your tickets now.
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