Ever dream of owning a ski retreat? Draw inspiration from four diverse mountain dwellings with charm and gear-storage galore — and style as refreshing as a bluebird day.
For the third year in a row, Governor Mills will decorate the Blaine House with a tree grown by the winner of the Fryeburg Fair’s People’s Choice Christmas Tree competition.
Now owned by the Rangeley Lakes Region Historical Society, the building was commissioned by Harry A. Furbish and designed by architect William R. Miller.
The décor equivalent of an exquisite handmade sweater, woven and macramé wall hangings bring nubby beauty to any room.
Diverse, Maine-inspired works by artist friends are on view at Art Acre, a home-gallery mashup on MDI.
Inside the circa 1880 sea-captain’s mansion, the clothing designer mixed cutting-edge style with Yankee frugality.
They moved out, then put their kitchen and living-room reno budget toward remediation.
The rustic wainscoting is made of wood repurposed from dismantled horse stalls in the owner’s barn.
After a rough pandemic year, John Petersen and Riley Kinnane-Peterson, of Gunner & Lux, were ready for a change — and a decorating project.
The Bremen ceramicist on her crafty love language, choosing a maker’s life over mechanical engineering, and the vintage remnant she treasures.
The latest addition: a triple-decker retreat with a towering spiral staircase.
The homeowner delights in turning her Gothic Revival into your worst nightmare.