Hot off the press: bold prints derived from hand-drawn or -carved designs — and the Maine landscape.
A friendly gardener creates a vibrant refuge for people and pollinators.
Antiques dealers curate an eclectic summer retreat and shop in a 19th-century former gas station.
A family brings youthful energy (and weddings!) to a storied 19th-century farmhouse.
How a simple woodland path became a playfully eccentric garden with lots and lots of hostas.
Sooner or later, even the stateliest mansions must face the wrecking ball.
In this commanding former church in Alna, fiddling and falling asleep were once punishable offenses.
Decked out with her hand-stitched goods, it’s now a sweet showroom.
Rehabbed and sporting a fresh palette, it makes a compelling yin-yang statement.
The result: a showpiece that enhances your favorite features, like a garden at its peak — and makes like peeling paint and patchy grass never happened.
Stop by Palmer and Company for colorful home and children’s décor — and a pick-me-up.
The swashbuckling interloper inspired the name and nautical-chic vibe.