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Colonial ornaments get modern twist.(Arts and Lifestyle)

Byline: JOANNE SILVER Strange shapes have sprung up in the courtyard garden of the Paul Revere House: a mauve urn, glowing in the morning light; a spring-green window suspended in a leafy corner; a double-finial of a rich cranberry color; and three classic balustrade columns, fantastically twisting

Publication: The Boston Herald

4 cemetery gates found in Brewster

Officials at Mount Auburn Cemetery last night announced that four of the seven historic cast-iron gates that were discovered missing last week have been found and will be returned to the cemetery this morning. "I'm halfway thrilled," said Meg Winslow, the cemetery's curator of historical

Publication: The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)

The iron lady; homes and property.

Byline: PATTIE BARRON Nathalie Hambro's passions for metal and textiles have inspired the decor in her Pimlico home, says Pattie Barron DESIGNER Nathalie Hambro has enjoyed a lifetime love affair with industrial metal. In the Pimlico flat where she has lived for 15 years, Hambro has converted all

Publication: The Evening Standard (London, England)

Home & Garden: Bringing art to life

ARTISTS down the years have been known famously to retreat into the privacy of their gardens. As luck would have it, some of them turned their genius into wonderful gardens such as Monet's at Giverny and Jekyll at Munstead Wood.But you may not know about two artists' gardens I would love to visit.

Publication: Birmingham Evening Mail (England)

Home & Garden: Bringing art to life.

ARTISTS down the years have been known famously to retreat into the privacy of their gardens. As luck would have it, some of them turned their genius into wonderful gardens such as Monet's at Giverny and Jekyll at Munstead Wood. But you may not know about two artists' gardens I would love to visit.

Publication: Birmingham Evening Mail (England)