Rich West started planting his Cape Elizabeth container garden as soon as he moved into what, 27 years ago, was a fixer-upper.
A home-goods shop with an old-timey, mercantile vibe opens in a former factory.
The 1819 structure was the home of Captain Daniel Stone and his daughter, Narcissa, an unheard-of-for-her-time entrepreneur and real-estate developer.
In Turner, a former nursery owner mixes unusual plants on a massive blooming "canvas."
Four boxes comprise the main home and three more house guests.
Following an unexpected return to Maine, a couple finds peace in an 800-square-foot kit house in Pownal.
Bangor performance/visual artists Donna Decontie-Brown and Jason K. Brown, of Decontie & Brown, on a spiritually energetic heirloom, a glam DIY, and the evolution of Wabanaki art.
View works in a garden cottage and on the walls of her house and shed.
In Thomaston, painter Greta Van Campen has settled on the same street where she was raised.
An artist and an architect bring their spare, yet colorful, aesthetic to a Vinalhaven cottage designed with guests in mind.
We’re crushing on this 1,035-square-foot MDI camp with an outsize view.
A couple spent a year and a half meticulously rehabbing it instead.