Chef Ming Tsai is one of the culinary world’s most notable and accomplished celebrities. A once prominent figure in the Boston-area dining scene for decades, the award-winning Iron Chef and host of Simply Ming joins Rachel Holt in our Test Kitchen for his take on a traditional Chinese street food. New England Living TV is sponsored by Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Clarke Appliance Showrooms, Kohler, 7 Tide and Supply New England ..read more

Chances are you’ve never heard of Robert Shure, but you’ve almost definitely seen his work. Host Rachel Holt talks to the Woburn-based sculptor about his process and what it means to create such iconic works of art. New England Living TV is sponsored by Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Clarke Appliance Showrooms, Kohler, 7 Tide and Supply New England ..read more

Founded out of love, Rustic Marlin is a home décor and lifestyle brand spreading positive vibes to customers worldwide. Host Rachel Holt talks with husband-and-wife owners Brian and Melanie O’Neil about their unique origin story and how they’re continuing to grow their business. New England Living TV is sponsored by Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Clarke Appliance Showrooms, Kohler, 7 Tide and Supply New England ..read more

Since the pandemic, the areas where we live and work – and how we use them daily – have been transformed. New trends are taking shape, and as a result, this year might just be “the golden era of renovation.” Here are a few trends to look out for this year. READ MORE HERE ..read more

Thinking about renovating your home? It can be tricky to know where to start. Marvin recently gained insight from Heather Fox of Foxwell Shoppe + Studio, Fox Homes, and Fox Realty, on things to consider while planning your next project. READ MORE HERE ..read more

With experience in both the interior design and real estate worlds, Katie Kurtz has valuable insight to consider in your next home design or renovation project. She shares her top ideas with Marvin, starting with a shift in one of the most popular trends: moving away from open floor plans and back toward old-fashioned rooms. READ MORE HERE ..read more

You can mix colors, finishes, and even patterns, but many of us are afraid to take the risk for fear of making a mistake. Design experts who specialize in blending styles share their tips for create a cohesive, balanced look. READ MORE HERE ..read more

Where to find the best live Irish music in New England this St. Patrick’s Day By Lannan M. O’Brien Amid the chaos of a lively pub, a few unassuming men and women make their way to a corner table with banjos, fiddles, and tin flutes in hand. They take their time settling in, retrieving pints, and bantering with their fellow musicians. Gradually, latecomers trickle in with more instruments. A few words are exchanged among the group before they begin to play a reel, the music filling the crowded room. This is the session, or seisiún in the Irish language, an informal gathering of musicians to per ..read more

By Kellie Innes Sales background helps realtor Jeff Groper match clients with Boston-area homes Jeff Groper jumped into the real estate business with both feet. After an early career as manager of an alcoholic beverage company, Groper made the switch to real estate because of his love for interacting with people. Now, with 33 years of experience, he wakes up every day excited to help clients find their dream homes. “I always was attracted to sales,” he shares. “And houses are a product that everybody needs, which is great.” Focusing primarily on Newton, Needham, Brookline, Boston, and the surr ..read more

Only certain types of wood make quality choices for windows and doors. Marvin has an in-house wood scientist, Ben Wallace, who is well-versed in the best options for exterior and interior windows, doors and their frames. READ MORE HERE ..read more