Not to throw shade, but new lamps have nothing on Brian Allen’s rehabbed antiques.
Maine-Made
From cards to coasters, each piece is inspired by classic patchworks.
Bethany Hickey, a.k.a. the Taxidermy Chick, specializes in preserving peafowl of all varieties.
Anastasia Inciardi’s riff on a lobby mainstay spits out tiny artworks for a dollar apiece.
The Bowdoinham ceramicist releases new pottery collections on her website twice a month, and they sell out within minutes.
Larry Clifford’s biblioquilts are inspired by classic and contemporary quilt patterns.
Colby Adolphsen is bringing well-known Maine buildings to Lego-life.
Since 2017, the fate of Linda Mitchell-Storer's tens of thousands of items — ranging from Civil-War-era frocks to set jackets owned by Gilda Radner and Cher — has remained in question.
From clogs to craft kits to greeting cards, there’s a beautiful locally sourced gift for everyone who’s been good (for goodness sake).
Each product featured in the Boothbay shop is made with sustainable, recycled, or plant-based materials, in keeping with the organization’s mission.
Her cut-glass creations, some nearly three feet tall, are designed to bounce color and light around a room.
When the holiday table is laden with artful, local wares in an autumnal palette, the turkey is gravy.