The playful furnishings suit photographers John and Cynthia Orcutt’s former place: an old four-room schoolhouse in Kingfield.
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Sarah Stebbins is Down East's deputy editor. A native of Cousins Island, in Yarmouth, she began her career at In Style and Martha Stewart Living magazines in New York. Her work has also appeared in Real Simple, Southern Living, This Old House, Women's Health, and other publications. She lives in Portland with her husband, two sons, and Mississippi mutt.
Their treasures frequently rotate between their home and shop, Damariscotta's The Kingfisher & The Queen.
For the last five years, painter Mercedes Foss has been riffing on her 1904 house’s quirky flourishes.
For the facial-care gurus behind these balms and butters, a commitment to Maine-sourced ingredients is more than skin deep.
On jeweler Aaron Ruff’s multifaceted home, a three-sided, glass-walled bump-out faces the Sasanoa River.
The record-setting hiker fell in love with solo backpacking on Cutler's Coastal Trail back in 2013.
The UMaine All-American soccer player on her home turf, Mahaney Diamond.
In the annals of the state's Summer Games history, there’s no shortage of contenders.
The James Beard Award–winning baker, on Scarborough Beach State Park.
NPR's Northeast bureau chief is finishing a mystery novel set in a fictionalized version of this seaside hamlet.
Sharon Eblacker and James Haibach have been rehabbing their 1760 place since 2018.
Well shucks, when it comes to seashell products, we’re hard-pressed to pick a favorite.