
A Portland Second Empire Gets a Glow Up
Before & After
A couple who loves to host trades tight Boston quarters for a 1900 place in the Forest City, but its jigsaw of dark rooms and small backyard needed reworking before party time.
Read MoreA couple who loves to host trades tight Boston quarters for a 1900 place in the Forest City, but its jigsaw of dark rooms and small backyard needed reworking before party time.
Read MoreThe flower-packed motifs are destined to become perennial favorites.
Read MoreErected in another home’s backyard, it may have once been a boarding house.
Read MoreMarianne Lesko had been trying to persuade clients to use the non-traditional shade for years.
Read MoreA by-the-numbers look at Portland’s Mechanics’ Hall, newly minted as a “nationally significant landmark building.”
Read MorePhotograph by Benjamin Williamson
Walk through the state’s largest light show, attend a holiday wreath-making workshop, shop for local crafts, and more.
Read MoreGhost stories cling to historic houses like cobwebs.
Read MoreNurturing other people’s houseplants, Amalia Bussard thrives.
Read MorePhotograph by Benjamin Williamson
Tour beautiful homes, support Maine makers, learn how to arrange seasonal blooms, and more.
Read MoreA home-goods shop with an old-timey, mercantile vibe opens in a former factory.
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