At the reimagined Waterford Inne, there are few reminders of modern life.
He’s growing as many American chestnut trees, sand cherries, wild highbush blueberries, and beach plums as his forest farm in Washington can accommodate.
Erected in another home's backyard, it may have once been a boarding house.
Marianne Lesko had been trying to persuade clients to use the non-traditional shade for years.
In Freeport, a builder’s castle-inspired place accommodates bold colors, eclectic décor — and indoor scootering.
A by-the-numbers look at Portland’s Mechanics’ Hall, newly minted as a “nationally significant landmark building.”
The flower-packed motifs are destined to become perennial favorites.
A family trades the suburbs for a quirky 19th-century agricultural building and hobby farm in Harrison.
The South Portland seamstress on making home décor that bridges cultures, the symbolism in Rwandan art, and mixing African stories with her daughter’s Paw Patrol books.
After a tragedy, a benevolent designer helps a family build anew.
Weathered beams and a hatchet-marked pine floor are among its charms.