Annie Graves

Wind and water speak through the driftwood creations of Maine artisan Michael Fleming.

These New England artisan hubs blend one-stop shopping with one-of-a-kind appeal.

On the South Shore of Massachusetts, watercolorist Danielle Driscoll’s creative reinvention has become a family affair.

Designer Ebenezer Akakpo’s creations speak to both his native Ghana and his adopted Maine.

Fiber artist Hannah Regier dyes, weaves, and knits using nature’s colors.

More than just the former home of American landscape painter Winslow Homer, Prouts Neck in Scarborough, Maine, is the quintessential coastal peninsula.

With its ocean views, plentiful benches, and nearby downtown Ogunquit, the Marginal Way in Maine is one of New England’s most beloved scenic coastal walks.

Come mid-July, greenhead flies descend upon the beaches of New England. Learn more about these fierce, hungry, bloodsucking flies.

Glassblower Josh Bernbaum pushes the boundaries, heating old ways into new.

The name came first: Soleil. A word that holds the sun inside and naturally conjures ice cream to cool the summer’s heat. With a dash of France, a nod to that southern light that beckons artists and soaks the countryside in a golden glow. We painted the tiny former office in Provençal yellow, installed a […]

Just a short ferry ride from Portland, Maine, the picture-perfect Peaks Island offers the perfect New England summer escape.

A Maine cottage reflects the passion and aesthetic behind the designs of Sara Fitz, where foamy color washes the walls and bleached pine cupboards and tables—antique chunks of them—are strewn about like driftwood.