The New England-farmhouse form is pretty sweet too.
In her studio apartment, maker Hannah Hermes cultivates local art, abandoned plants, and a Pee-wee’s Playhouse vibe.
A muralist’s Cape Elizabeth home benefits from her bright-but-not-splashy interior touches.
Find a new heirloom Maine-made menorah or a brilliant holiday gift among our picks, available through Portland’s Maine Jewish Museum.
Old-world vibes infuse a couple's hands-on renovation, pulled off at the height of the pandemic.
A Phippsburg author finds inspiration, and a 19-year-long project, in a former fish-drying shack.
Splashy shades and a bold, mix-and-match style enliven her oceanfront condo.
It's all there: corbels, columns, and an elegant cupola.
First up: how to scrape fossilized spitballs from a 135-year-old tin ceiling.
Three local designers show how to get creative with seasonal greens.
A New Gloucester gardener presides over tunnels burgeoning with the bulbous fruit that fuels his art.
The Lincoln Hotel brings a bold, moody palette — and playfully doctored art — to a 19th-century textile mill.