A creative couple reimagines their 1965 place with sweat equity — and whimsical wallpaper.
The history-buff owners of the reproduction Gambrel Cape had it constructed in 1983.
With its wraparound porch and louvered shutters framing massive windows, the Greek Revival looks like it teleported from Charleston or Savannah.
In South Bristol, an intrepid gardener turns a stony slope into a self-sustaining oasis.
And boasts what is likely the largest collection of heaths and heathers in the state.
Primary shades provide visual exclamation points and harmonize with the whole rainbow.
The 16-foot-tall living-room ceiling required four passes with an orbital sander on turbo mode.
Eight cottages, constructed between 1900 and 1912, are all that remains of the grand 1883 Mount Kineo House.
Worship the ground you walk on with an artful rug by a Maine maker rendered in woven, pile, and even painted and stenciled designs.
A fish house and toolshed turned into guest quarters complete the off-grid Harpswell compound.
Off North Haven, a painstakingly restored, sumptuously furnished, 19th-century lighthouse is a beacon of pride for its owner.
How a designer pulled off a modern look without removing or painting the home’s signature feature.