Maine home design

Sure, the 1,200-square-foot carriage house in Southwest Harbor is an ode to fine woodworking. Outside, its shingles are Alaskan yellow cedar from British Columbia, three-quarters of an inch thick. Inside, it’s all polished Douglas fir—rafters and beams, built-ins and walls—with … Continue reading →

Architect Nate McBride knows when to go all-in. While homeowners Amy Davis and Bill Ambrose’s first inclination was to use restraint in every aspect of their project, including its siting, McBride challenged that perspective. Ultimately, he persuaded them that the … Continue reading →

Over a century ago, Maine’s foremost architect designed a summer home to look out over Camden Harbor. It was a fine example of John Calvin Stevens’s signature style: combining stateliness and elegance on a comfortable, human scale and being sensitive … Continue reading →

A sophisticated, spare home for overnight guests to gather and retreat Builder, architect, interior designer, and landscape architect—they all have the same thing to say about Melissa Rizzieri: she knows what she likes. “Oh,” Melissa worries, “I must have been a … Continue reading →

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Down East Magazine

Nestled into a forested property near Highland Lake, Winkelman Architecture designs a home that feels like a natural fixture of the landscape

The decorating experts at HGTV.com show how to blend the rustic charm of farmhouse style with the modern minimalism of Scandinavian design for a simply elegant contrast.

Grounded in historic American architectural traditions and taste, the firm’s houses celebrate the way people live today

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