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07/09/2025

and are proud to support local seafood as part of Tastemakers program! Try Chef Tonia Brereton’s spicy-sweet Maine mussels with this month’s recipe (link in bio).

07/08/2025

Timeless by Design 🚿✨

This serene shower proves that simplicity can make the most lasting impression. Clean lines, classic materials, and thoughtful craftsmanship come together to create a space that feels both current and enduring.

The soft white ceramic tile and contrasting charcoal floor offer a crisp, grounded palette—proof that a restrained approach can still deliver plenty of style. It’s a design that will look just as beautiful years from now as it does today.

Sometimes, less truly is more.

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07/07/2025

Maine’s creative scene is buzzing! In this month’s Design Wire:

1: ’s mural at brings art and nature together in a stunning way.

2: ’s ‘Acceptance’ exhibition highlights incredible local talent (“Monument #4” by Sandy Willcox pictured here).

3: The 2025 Build Maine Awards honor projects pushing innovation and sustainability across the state (Malone Family Tower by pictured here).

And more!

07/05/2025

Our July issue features three magnificent homes across Maine made for enjoying the sweet summer season—and we can’t wait to share them with you! Plus, learn how to maximize your summer garden with tips from horticultural icon Barbara Damrosch, peek inside Portland’s all-day board game bar and cafe, learn about the impact of birth environments on maternal experiences, and discover 60 years of Ralph Steadman’s unique artwork. All this and more on newsstands now and online at mainehomedesign.com.

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07/01/2025

Maine Outdoor Film Festival’s flagship event returns to Portland July 23–27. Over 90 outdoor adventure and environmental documentaries are screened throughout Portland—indoors at local theaters and outside under the stars. Tickets at MOFF.film.

06/30/2025

This warm, welcoming lakefront retreat in Camden blends timeless camp vibes with contemporary design. A narrow, linear plan creates seamless flow between kitchen, dining, and a screened porch, all centered around the experience of the woods and water. Learn more about the design in this month’s Spaces department at the link in bio.

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06/29/2025

On view at in Bangor through June 28: “Memory Palace” by muralist and decorative painter Peter Walls (). This immersive solo show features 20 vibrant acrylic paintings that express a delight in and love for the experience of being in nature: seasonal ground cover, the play of light and shadow, pools of water, deep forest spaces, and the magnificent and dynamic variety of tree trunks, branches, and root systems.

Learn more at the link in bio.

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06/27/2025

From 1930s camp restorations to bold, modern retreats, Rangeley Building and Remodeling () brings heart, history, and precision to every project. This family-run team doesn’t just build homes—they build lasting relationships.

Learn more in this issue’s Profile at the link in bio.

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06/25/2025

In the heart of Port Clyde, a beloved 1930s seaside cottage is getting a stunning update. Inspired by the village’s old fishing shacks and working waterfront, the design blends simplicity with intention: think exposed wood framing, a high-performance envelope, and panoramic views of the open ocean.

Read this month’s Drawing Board at the link in bio to learn more.

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06/23/2025

Maine Outdoor Film Festival () kicks off July 23-27 in Portland! The five-day flagship blends community and curiosity, with screenings of short and feature films from around the world, panel discussions, networking events, and more. Tickets at MOFF.film.

06/22/2025

A Cape cottage in Kittery is now a dream waterfront retreat complete with a deepwater dock, triple-glazed windows, and views that never get old.⁠ With help from and , the Portsmouth-based owners created a custom, energy-efficient home that honors the site’s history while embracing modern living. Learn more at the link in bio.

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06/21/2025

In 1967, while peeling fruit for her children, Maria Pergay envisioned what would become her most iconic design: the Ring Chair. Concentric steel halos—elegant, sharp, and bold—formed not just a seat, but a statement. Only 50 Ring Chairs were ever made. Learn how much they’ve sold for at the link in bio!

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