Off North Haven, a painstakingly restored, sumptuously furnished, 19th-century lighthouse is a beacon of pride for its owner.
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Sara Anne Donelly is a Down East contributing editor.
Charlotte Gale claimed this windswept speck of rock, in Addison, after passing the previous owner’s test.
A family trades the suburbs for a quirky 19th-century agricultural building and hobby farm in Harrison.
Miniaturist Meghan Smith’s tiny creations have a huge amount of detail.
A New Gloucester gardener presides over tunnels burgeoning with the bulbous fruit that fuels his art.
In Maine, where some houseboat owners are navigating troubled waters, it depends on whom you ask.
In Kennebunk, Tiffany Mizzell dreamed up a thrilling take on a coastal palette.
A couple who loves to host trades tight Boston quarters for a 1900 place in the Forest City, but its jigsaw of dark rooms and small backyard needed reworking before party time.
In Freeport, a builder’s castle-inspired place accommodates bold colors, eclectic décor — and indoor scootering.
It's all there: corbels, columns, and an elegant cupola.
His weathered, sun-bleached “Shed Collection” is just one of his upcycled creations.
View works in a garden cottage and on the walls of her house and shed.