The Portland digital artist/illustrator/Maine College of Art instructor on mixing art and surfing, the power of asymmetry, and playing a tourist in her home country.
A new book celebrates the knotty-pine, windows-thrown-open-to-the-breeze beauty of archetypal Maine houses.
Not to throw shade, but when it comes to artful, finely crafted lighting, big brands have nothing on Maine makers.
And Mary Blackstone's family has been tending them for generations.
Jim Godbout, owner of Jim Godbout Plumbing & Heating, tells how to navigate the world of heat pumps without getting burned.
With simple, beautiful touches and not a single digital clock in sight.
The latest installment of our appraisal series considers this and other Maine-y treasures.
Not just for the birds — local folk art decoys have a singular quality collectors covet.
In a brave new working and recreating from home era, Mainers are building inventive studios, offices, and hangout spaces in their own backyards.
See how they modernized and expanded their dated Greenwood camp.
Set on 40 acres, it has a new cottage where the lodge used to be, a trio of cabins, and a onetime infirmary.