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1 week ago | 
decormaine.com | Brian Shuff |Miranda Valentine
At a Long Lake, Maine family camp renovation, the project was about honoring the original architecture but bringing in a contemporary sensibility ArchitectureStephen Blatt Architects|ConstructionHubka Construction|Interior DesignHand + Eye Design|CabinetryCrown Point Cabinetry|FlooringMorningstar Stone & Tile|TileOld Port Specialty Tile Co. At a Long Lake, Maine family camp renovation, the project was about honoring the original architecture but bringing in a contemporary sensibility You are...
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2 weeks ago | 
decormaine.com | Miranda Valentine
The Dunes on the Waterfront: a collection of beachy cottages in Ogunquit, Maine; a seaside Maine vacation rental hideaway; and The Lincoln Hotel, a swanky city hotel in Biddeford, Maine.
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3 weeks ago | 
decormaine.com | Miranda Valentine
Collaborative artists Bonnie Bishoff & J.M. Syron craft nature-inspired polymer clay wall art. Collaborative artists Bonnie Bishoff & J.M. Syron craft nature-inspired polymer clay wall art. You are unauthorized to view this page.
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4 weeks ago | 
decormaine.com | Miranda Valentine
Designer Emily Rand (A Visual Pursuit) rounds up her garden-inspired favorites. Designer Emily Rand (A Visual Pursuit) rounds up her garden-inspired favorites. You are unauthorized to view this page.
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1 month ago | 
decormaine.com | Miranda Valentine
Pickled pine. White oak. Baltic birch. “Wood-drenched” interiors may be having a comeback in the design world, but here in Maine they never went out of style. From cozy cabin bedrooms to warm wood-paneled kitchens, these five spaces exemplify the beauty of going back to the basics.
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1 month ago | 
decormaine.com | Suzette McAvoy |Miranda Valentine
A native of Albany, New York, Bickmore studied art at Hamilton College, spending her junior year abroad at the Slade School of Fine Art in London when she “really fell in love with the city.” She returned to London to earn her MFA from the Royal College of Art in 2019.
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1 month ago | 
decormaine.com | Miranda Valentine
Pickled pine. White oak. Baltic birch. “Wood-drenched” interiors may be having a comeback in the design world, but here in Maine they never went out of style. From cozy cabin bedrooms to warm wood-paneled kitchens, these five spaces exemplify the beauty of going back to the basics.
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1 month ago | 
decormaine.com | Alexandra Hall |Miranda Valentine
Honestly, who goes to a nondescript South Portland strip mall seeking enchantment, stunning decor, a vivacious vibe, and artisanal global dining? Lots of people, it turns out. On almost any given weeknight, the new incarnation of Taj, tucked in next to (yes) an Urban Air and Axe Pit, sees every single one of its 73 seats filled with an unusually boisterous, diverse, and interactive swath of humanity.
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2 months ago | 
decormaine.com | Anna Mangum |Miranda Valentine
Most stories don’t start with finding your dream home on a Maine island one week before moving to Uganda, but Grace Becton’s does. Grace, an interior designer who splits her time between DC and Maine, was no stranger to Deer Isle’s tightknit community when she came across her dream house located there. She grew up on the island. “There were 25 people in my class, from Kindergarten to 12th,” she says.
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2 months ago | 
decormaine.com | Anna Mangum |Miranda Valentine
As Alice stepped through the looking glass into a magical world where everything is upside down, so too does this York home transform our psyche. Designed by Whitten Architects, the house recalls the familiar shape of a traditional Maine home—a main house, a back house, and a barn—but turns this convention on its head. Indeed, Whitten Architects created microclimates in this modern home for their clients—but before we step inside, let’s start at the beginning.
