Like most people, we're focused on future travels as a mental escape – scheming about when we'll get to rent a tranquil house on the Cape with all our friends, visit our favorite beaches on Long Island, or the exact route we'll tackle when revisiting our most treasured LA haunts. Part of this mental travel is looking at homes that inspire us to think beyond New England – in doing so, we discovered this globally-inspired home in Newton by Lindsay Bentis of Thread Design Studio (if you haven't stumbled her design expertise yet, we recommend a catchup). We can't wait to share this tour with you.

Architect: Flavin Architects

Interior

Since Earth Day is every day for us, we wanted to extend the celebration with a little roundup to honor our planet. With our outdoor adventures significantly reduced, we've been working with a lot of indoor plants. Keeping fresh-cut tulips alive with a penny, reorganizing dried bouquets, growing herb gardens inside – you name it, we're trying it. Succulents, buds we've picked on a walk, and everything in between deserves a vessel that's a worthy companion.

If you're a new plant parent or have been around the gardening block, we wanted to share our favorite pots and vases for every type of green thumb.

For the multi-tasker: Ferm Living Plant Box

This week we wanted to give you a tour of the LTK Interiors project that was featured by Arch Digest earlier this month. It's a classic Beacon Hill Carriage House that was transformed into a multi-dimensional, stylistically layered interior created by taking advantage of its unique carriage house physicalities. Our carriage house was designed to capture the essence of a functional carriage house, combined with an industrial feel and a sense of Europe and the Middle East, which are areas that we travel to very often," the owners note.

Lisa Kreiling of LTK is one of our favorites in the Boston design scene, working on residential dreamscapes under her name since 2009. She infuses her work with a laidback sophistication

If there's anything we know, it's that there has never been a better time to lose yourself imagining a summer backyard party filled with everyone you love for when this is all over. Ours would have an Aperol Spritz fountain, an array of bright berry pies, and likely involve making clay model interiors (we've been very into this project by Eny Lee Parker). Instead of thinking about your backyard, patio, deck, or porch as the lingering project that will never end, take this time to think about what you need and the summer activities you often indulge in.

Don't have huge dinner parties or a large family? A dining table that takes up a ton of room won't be your favorite. Don't like to crisp up in the sun? A chaise isn't for you! Beyond being the perfect time to dream up an outdoor scape, we have new

With the current state of the world, we're trying to uphold positivity in all forms – inspiration for spending a little more time inside, distraction with our favorite elaborate recipes or small luxuries, and taking plenty of walks for that vitamin D.

Since we've postponed our Boston Design Week event until Summer 2020, we wanted to grant a breath of fresh air to our readers with an exclusive tour of our collaboration with Cape Cod Modern House Trust and Gus* Modern.

We worked with Gus* to provide pieces for two Wellfleet homes restored by CCMHT. In case you're unfamiliar with their

Interieur: The Interiors Series is back again with another installment focusing on 10 questions with people we respect from the worlds of design, food, retail, and everything in between.

For this conversation, we sat down with Anna Rossi, the effervescent face of NBC Boston's The Hub Today. Besides the innate charisma she brings to our screens, she's also a national food writer, chef, and was a finalist on MasterChef USA Season 3 (what can't she do!). Anna grew up in the Pacific Northwest but has been on our coast for so long that her New England sensibility is natural and genuine, just like her love

For the past couple of years when the weather gets warmer, Carl Hansen and Son emerges with some outdoor companions that have us rethink the ways that furniture can live outdoors. Building off of the warmth of the Bodil Kjær series launched last year, this spring season is no exception as CH brings us designer revivals made from sustainably-sourced teak to live amongst our gardens or patios. New England Winter? Don't know her! Summer, we're skipping spring and coming for you.

Børge Mogensen has

Interior: Ronen Lev

Photography: Adrian Gaut

Location: San Francisco, CA

A project we have for you this week is none other than the opening of another store in the Goop empire, further solidifying their hat in the experiential retail ring. It's always a pleasure to watch Ronen Lev's work and even cooler when it's for a brand we all enjoy. This time Goop's storefront presence is taking on the Bay Area in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood.

And the masterminds behind this new space, Ronen Lev, are two women who want to make design accessible

This week we're beyond excited to launch a profile series to dive deeper with Boston's lifestyle leaders into what design means to them from their professional spaces to their personal ones. Drumroll please, it's called Interieur: The Interior Series!

Interieur meaning interior or within in Dutch, we're focusing on 10 questions with people we respect from the worlds of design, food, retail, and everything in between. For our first conversation we sat down with restaurateur extraordinaire and founder of the Sidell Hospitality Group, Kathy Sidell. Kathy is behind some of Boston's most iconic restaurant spaces like Saltie Girl and Met Back Bay, and an expert on building local brands. Growing up in

The always-on-the-forefront-of-cool London is known to innovate at every turn – we get a lot of inspiration from The Modern House, which shows off so much next-level design work coming out of the UK (it's the perfect site to lose yourself in on a rainy day, we're warning you).

A project that we recently fell in love with is a hotel remodel by East London based architecture + design studio Holland Harvey. We were familiar with Holland Harvey's work after seeing this old supermarket they transformed into a homeless shelter in an attempt to destigmatize homelessness and restore dignity to those who are struggling. This new hotel is called Inhabit and Holland Harvey took a sustainable approach in the buildout by