Maine houses are becoming tighter, cleaner, and, in some cases, nearly or fully self-sustaining.
David Marsden and Honour Mack reimagined their groovy, Truman-era home (but kept the HiFi/bar cabinet).
Built in 2003 by sculptor Daphne Pulsifer, it's an inhabitable "piece of art."
Local weatherman Charlie Lopresti loves growing gargantuan gourds.
Landscape designer James McCain surrounded his family’s Cushing vacation home with hardy, low-maintenance native plants, herbs, and grasses.
Behold the winning projects submitted by pros and readers.
When it comes to banishing toxins and plastic waste, these stylish products sweep the competition.
Mandy Lamb got a charge out of turning this former hydroelectric hub into her home.
For Marcia Pond Anderson, the road to rescuing the 19th-century church leads back to middle school.
Dead River Company’s customers choose propane for its versatility and efficiency — and the allure of an open flame.
Immediate and extended family helped with this Bar Harbor build, and the whole extended clan cheered them on.
With demand for houseplants soaring since the start of the pandemic and “plantfluencers” proliferating on Instagram, three new shops aim to help Mainers achieve their #indoorjungle goals.