Glass House Design Group

Glass House Design Group Kristen Apicerno - Principal & Founder
Effortlessly Chic Interiors. Boston | Beyond
IFDA New England's 2025 "Designer to Watch"
Renovations. New Construction.

As summer begins to wind down, we're reminded of just how meaningful well-designed outdoor spaces can be.The Preserve De...
08/06/2026

As summer begins to wind down, we're reminded of just how meaningful well-designed outdoor spaces can be.

The Preserve Design Project was created with more than aesthetics in mind. Every design decision was made to extend the home beyond its walls, creating a place where everyday moments feel a little slower, gatherings happen naturally, and time outdoors becomes part of daily life.

While the season may be coming to a close, thoughtful outdoor design is an investment that continues to shape the way you live for years to come.

If you're dreaming of transforming your outdoor space, now is the perfect time to begin planning for next season.

Explore our portfolio or connect with our team through the link in bio.

08/05/2026

Call it research. Call it inspiration. Call it therapy.

For us, there's nothing better than walking through a home where every detail has been thoughtfully considered.

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Happy Birthday to Glass House Design Group's very own founder and principal designer, Kristen!Your vision, creativity, a...
08/04/2026

Happy Birthday to Glass House Design Group's very own founder and principal designer, Kristen!

Your vision, creativity, and thoughtful approach are at the heart of everything we do. Thank you for leading with intention, inspiring those around you, and creating homes that truly enrich the lives of the families who live in them.

Wishing you a year ahead that's every bit as beautiful and inspiring as the spaces you create.

Join us in wishing Kristen a very happy birthday in the comments!

Still over here reminiscing about the Bloomfield Project.While every room was thoughtfully designed to support how our c...
07/30/2026

Still over here reminiscing about the Bloomfield Project.

While every room was thoughtfully designed to support how our clients live, there's something special about the sunroom. Filled with natural light and designed for slower moments, it's the kind of space that invites you to linger over a morning coffee, settle in with a good book, or simply enjoy the changing seasons.

The most memorable spaces aren't always the grandest. Often, they're the ones that become part of a daily ritual.

This one remains a favorite.

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07/28/2026

Some people collect art. Some collect books. Some collect passport stamps.

We collect inspiration.

The way natural light moves through a space. The balance of texture and material. The details that transform a house into a home that feels deeply personal and effortlessly functional.

It's what inspires every project, every design decision, and every space we create.

What can we say? We're a little obsessed.

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One of the questions we get asked fairly often is, "Do I really need an architect, an interior designer, and a general c...
07/23/2026

One of the questions we get asked fairly often is, "Do I really need an architect, an interior designer, and a general contractor?"

The short answer? If you're building a new home or taking on a full-scale renovation, yes.

Each person solves a different part of the puzzle. The architect designs the structure, the contractor brings it to life, and our role is to make sure every decision in between supports the way you want to live. We're thinking about flow, function, millwork, finishes, furnishings, and all of the little details that most people don't realize need to be considered.

There are hundreds of decisions that go into a successful project. Having the right team means you don't have to navigate them alone.

If you're planning a renovation or new build in the Greater Boston area or surrounding Massachusetts communities, we'd love to hear about your project. Visit the link in our bio to get started.

07/21/2026

The difference between a room that feels finished and one that feels effortlessly elevated often comes down to the details.

While furniture, finishes, and color palettes all play an important role, it's the thoughtful design decisions behind the scenes that create a sense of balance and cohesion throughout a space.

A well-designed home isn't about filling a room. It's about ensuring every element works together to create a feeling, one that feels intentional, inviting, and uniquely yours.

It's often the smallest adjustments that make the biggest impact.

Introducing the Vine Brook Project.Designed with comfort, functionality, and effortless elegance in mind, this home was ...
07/16/2026

Introducing the Vine Brook Project.

Designed with comfort, functionality, and effortless elegance in mind, this home was thoughtfully reimagined to support both everyday living and meaningful entertaining. Rich finishes, layered textures, curated furnishings, and carefully selected details work together to create spaces that feel inviting, refined, and distinctly personal.

At the heart of the transformation is the dining room, a space designed to bring people together. Blending classic and contemporary elements with rich colour, elevated finishes, and thoughtful layers, it offers an inviting setting for everything from everyday meals to special gatherings.

Projects like Vine Brook are a reminder that great design isn't just about how a home looks, it's about how it feels to live in it.

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07/14/2026

The most impactful design decisions aren't always the most obvious.

While furnishings, finishes, and colour palettes often receive the attention, lighting is what brings a space to life. It influences how a room feels, how materials are experienced, and how your home functions throughout the day.

When thoughtfully layered and carefully selected, lighting adds depth, warmth, and character in a way few other design elements can.

It's one of the reasons we consider lighting early in the design process, not as an afterthought, but as an essential part of creating a home that feels both beautiful and lived in.

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We're drawn to pieces that feel timeless rather than trend-driven, objects that bring warmth, texture, and personality t...
07/09/2026

We're drawn to pieces that feel timeless rather than trend-driven, objects that bring warmth, texture, and personality to a space while remaining effortlessly livable.

These pieces caught our attention for their relaxed sophistication, blending sculptural forms, natural materials, and subtle coastal influences. From the curves of the Perron Bun Lounge Chair by to the woven texture of the Tuckernuck Rattan Footed Bowl by , each piece offers a thoughtful balance of beauty and function.

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• Como Petite Table Lamp by
• Nassau Sideboard by

Which piece would you bring home?

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