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A mid-century houseboat anchors a former helicopter pilot on Rangeley Lake.
Read MoreA mid-century houseboat anchors a former helicopter pilot on Rangeley Lake.
Read MoreThe first house constructed on Cumberland’s Solar Way is outfitted with 20 solar panels (but wired for 30, which would elevate it to net-zero status) and a charging station for an electric car in the garage. The porch is five feet deep — ideal for allowing sunlight into the home in winter and providing shade in the summer. Photograph by Michael Eric Bérubé.
Is one of Maine’s new eco-friendly subdivisions right for you?
Read MoreWe’re crushing on this adorable wooden yurt.
Read MoreThe interior designer and owner of Urban Dwellings in Portland on delineating an open plan, her favorite spring fix, and how cooking for a crowd aboard an 1871 schooner has influenced her work.
Read MoreSeasoned renovators find solace in a riverfront Cape — and a sledgehammer.
Read MoreTwenty-three years ago, a writer’s decision to buy on Portland’s Munjoy Hill was considered questionable; now she’s lauded as a real estate genius.
Read MoreShingle-style flourishes transform a dated suburban home whose owner is descended from one of the genre’s masters.
Read MorePhotograph courtesy of Tayla Mac Boutique
The Foreside’s eclectic Tayla Mac Boutique specializes in the unusual and the handmade.
Read MoreAn expansive, serene haven emerges from decades of taming a stony forest.
Read MoreHannah Holmes on stainless steel versus “seal tears,” banishing rodents from barns, and more.
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