Finding one design element they loved for each room gives a family the starting point for a top-to-bottom renovation.

Four siblings join forces to create a waterfront summer house with space enough for everyone.

With their children grown, a Bridgewater couple decides it's time to give their home new life.

A homeowner who knows exactly what he wants in a new kitchen works with Patriot Builders to turn his vision into a reality.

After purchasing a nearly completed home, the new owners insert a feeling of old France with creative finishing touches in the kitchen and master bath.

As the heart of the home, the kitchen has an important role to play: it drives the most foot traffic, is a go-to site for entertaining and houses many of our daily essentials. When contemplating any new home build, remodel or upgrade, it':s no surprise that the kitchen tends to fall at the top of the to-do list. If manageable, thinking "custom" will buy you large dividends in the long run.

A sense of time and history surrounds the Mayo-Hammett house in South Orleans. The full Cape, most likely built in the 1830s, had weathered through many New England winters and was in a state of decay. In 2004, Ivan and Julie Humphreys bought the house and decided to restore the property, transforming the ailing structure into a place where they could spend retirement together.

A family of history buffs who spent many summers vacationing in Chatham finally bought their dream home: an 1850s modified half Cape located in the historic district, just minutes from the beach. But the house needed some work.

Lewis & Weldon Custom Kitchens turn back the clock on a kitchen renovation in Harwich Port.

When a family tackles a complete home renovation, they opt to create the perfect outdoor space at the same time.

Local builder CJ Riley tackles his own home in a short time and on a strict budget

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The Falmouth Village Green, a swath of emerald lawn encircled by a white post-and-beam fence, typifies postcard-perfect New England. A smattering of churches, private homes and bed-and-breakfasts overlook the green, situated at the west end of a main street that becomes gradually more commercial, but no less charming, as it stretches east.