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Realtor/science writer/self-proclaimed “house geek” Hannah Holmes on insulating attics, Colonial renovation strategies, and more
Read MoreRealtor/science writer/self-proclaimed “house geek” Hannah Holmes on insulating attics, Colonial renovation strategies, and more
Read MoreThe Boothbay–based founder of culinary blog/podcast Mumbai to Maine on her late foray into Indian cooking.
Read MoreHannah Holmes on smart real estate investments, what a seventh-grader can teach us about deer deterrents, and more.
Read MoreA customized dining table from Huston & Co. will last for generations — just like the memories you create there.
Read MoreIn a chef’s Kennebunkport vegetable garden, compost does double duty as a fertilizer and water saver. “Nutrient-rich soil with good organic matter can store up to three times more water than depleted soils,” Carter says.
Creating eco-friendly grounds and gardens has never been simpler — or more important, landscape designer Ted Carter says.
Read MoreThe Rockland curator on her design heroes, her church-home’s thrilling surprise, and flying saucer art
Read MoreRealtor/science writer/self-proclaimed “house geek” Hannah Holmes on home buying during a pandemic, oak trees’ survivalist instincts, and more
Read MorePhotographed by Meredith Perdue
The co-founder of creative content firm SGBMade on pattern mixing, the power of a great table runner, and her Babar-inspired living room
Read MorePhotographed by François Gagné
Louise Hurlbutt, of Hurlbutt Designs, tells how to make the most of tight quarters.
Read MoreCarter created a casual cottage-garden feel in a Kennebunkport yard with stone outcroppings interspersed with climbing roses, Hillside creepers, hydrangeas, lavender, and verbena. Photographed by Charlene Clark.
Landscape designer Ted Carter shares his recipe for creating a dream yard. Hint: the most important ingredient is you.
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