A Bristol Boatbuilding Program Helps Apprentices Chart New Courses
Set along the shores of the Pemaquid River, the Carpenter’s Boat Shop teaches apprentices to sail, build boats, and find new paths forward.
Ready to Rough It
Pack these 7 pieces of Maine-made outdoor gear to head into the woods with confidence.
An Antique Dealer’s Treasure-Filled Wiscasset Apartment
After leaving New York last year, clothing designer Samuel Snider found a new path in antiques.
A Designer Reimagines the New Children’s Discovery Museum in Waterville
Rusty Lamer, who specializes in creating installations for kids, lends his whimsical designs to the museum’s new location.
A Homesteading Couple Revives a 200-Year-Old Maine Farm
Inspired by their flock of geese, two modern back-to-the-landers build their dream farm in Liberty.
A DIY Charmer Blossoms in Kennebunk
The Victorian-era home of two designers has sprouted and grown over the course of 20 years and many renovations.
Touring the Moody, Stylish Portland Home of Evangeline Linens’ Founder
From disco balls to taxidermy, the house’s decor is as eclectic as it is cool.
Plants, Art, and Lots of Light at a Munjoy Hill Home
A Portland couple in a bright and lush East End home shift gears in their third act.
New Life
An architect and a felt company founder revitalize a rundown property in Cape Neddick.
Landing Spot
Landing Spot A net-positive home in Carrabassett Valley serves as one family’s mountainside retreat by Emma SimardPhotography by Erin Little Issue: November 2020 “It was all Henry’s idea,” Alicia Heyburn says. Henry, her husband, has always had a penchant for