Maine house

Six homeowners find big-time pleasure in their tiny homes in Maine.

A lot of our conversations lately center around where we want to go once we can travel again. We are all starting to get tired of these walls— as I’m sure everyone is at this time. Our daily walks and time in the yard help, but we have never wanted to travel around New England as much as we do now!

On Maine’s rugged Isle au Haut awaits a property to take your breath away.

A seventh-generation Mainer and a Scottish artist live and work in a nineteenth-century general store and carriage house, a stone’s throw from the town ferry landing.

Looking for a dreamy summer read to take to the family cottage? Take a gander at The Maine House, a visual journey through fish shacks and cozy cottages.

This beautiful family cabin by McBride Architects comprises three interconnected structures on a rugged North Haven, Maine cliffside.

I keep coming across beautiful homes in Maine that I want to feature here on my blog. Today's tour showcases a rustic cabin on Panther Pond.

At a ripe 30 years old, it was full midlife crisis. This classic shingle-style house on Maine’s mid-coast had, for three decades, served as summer central for a Massachusetts family. They loved its tucked-away waterfront locale and salty New England charm, but the home’s dark interiors, cramped kitchen, and general sense of the blahs begged for a refresh. Plus, grandkids were now in the mix, so additional sandy feet toddling around necessitated rethinking the flow and functionality. “Our…

Boathouse -- Casco Bay Island, Maine Whitten Architects

Want to see some of the coolest period architecture Maine has to offer? Grab a partner, and our guide, and hop in the car.