An online exhibit at the Maine Historical Society Museum takes a closer look at pioneering photographer Chansonetta Stanley Emmons’s work.
Experts weigh in on this and other Maine-made treasures in our recurring appraisal series.
Inside, rooms are stacked on six levels and packed with pieces by local makers.
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.
Can you spot the (unintentional) architectural nods to Farmington’s 19th-century earmuff inventor above the arched windows?
Nautical is nice, but on chilly days we’re loving the way these broad, richly hued stripes stack up.
Staff at the Portland shop are ready to help you choose upholstery, furniture, custom window treatments, and more.
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.