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With Foreside on the waterfront, The Prentice Group hopes to demonstrate responsible growth
The people working to extend Fort Gorges’ lease on life and its place in Portland history
As the country’s first female landscape architect, Beatrix Farrand cut her teeth in Bar Harbor and scored an indelible mark on Acadia National Park
With antiquarian inspiration, Camden-based Two Ponds Press embraces the “lunatic fringe” of fine-press publishing
Four women design interiors with small footprints, big spirits (and lots of storage)—from an eco-conscious tiny house on wheels to a micro studio in Portland
These stylish stays take hospitality to new heights with majestic gardens, sumptuous fare, and gilded worlds all their own
Three landscapers sculpt outdoor spaces that integrate ecology and art, resulting in sweeping four-season installations
Spouses share a passion for preservation and downtown revitalization
Six skilled specialists take the aesthetic of this dutiful space up a notch
Reclaimed milling operation salvages antique and storied wood for all the right reasons
Newly launched brand catches wind of today’s client
Atlantic Design Center opens a new showroom in Portland, but its ‘all in this together’ ethos remains
Yarmouth’s Dirigo Collective is breaking rules and brining a social conscience to the marketing game
Historic buildings find new purpose thanks to dedicated owners and skilled craftspeople
With a personal manifesto anchored in artisanal integrity, Mat O’Brien builds to last
From away, an artist draws inspiration from her home on Megunticook Lake
These 11 collections prove that you don’t need a potter’s wheel or a paintbrush to create an evolving work of art within your home
From crystals, elixirs, and dream catchers to facials, botanicals, and incense, Amanda Forman’s apothecary is the epitome of holistic healing
From Zen-ing out to cleaning out to dining “out,” here’s everything you need for summer fun at home
We called, e-mailed, and texted our community of designers, architects, landscape experts, hoteliers, and small-business owners all over the state with one question: How can we rethink our spaces and ways of living—and move forward through these unprecedented times?
Interior designer Melissa Akers deftly blends aesthetics with construction know-how