Sarah Duquette’s clients, a young couple from Houston, tasked her with adding two bedrooms to the three-bedroom home they ...

Alexander Widener quit his job in design marketing to open an interiors shop and guest cottage in Wiscasset, Maine. Here's ...

The Willoughby is Anthropologie's most popular seating collection, thanks to its timeless style and vast range of customizations. It's available in three sizes, three leg finishes, 10 fabrics, and ...

The climate and colours of the New England coast influenced the interiors of this hotel in Portland, Maine, designed by New York-based studio Post Company. The Longfellow ... light fixtures and ...

Maine residents have turned a disused railroad caboose into a tiny cabin home. The disused car, which once formed part of a Maine Central Railroad train, has been lovingly transformed into a cozy ...

Eliot Tatelman, the face of Jordan's Furniture for decades, announced last Thursday he is stepping down as president of the company.

Eliot Tatelman passing daily operations of Jordan's Furniture to his sons after decades The president and public face of a well-known New England company is stepping aside.

Thomas Moser, a self-taught woodworker who quit his job as a college professor in 1972 to found a furniture company in Maine and then spent five decades resurrecting traditional American styles ...

In 1972, Moser left academia to pursue his true calling: furniture making. With Mary, he founded Thos. Moser Cabinetmakers in a modest grange hall in New Gloucester, Maine. The company grew into an ...

Today, Auburn-based Thos. Moser employs over 60 craftspeople. The company has built chairs for presidents and furniture for thousands of customers around the world.

The American furniture maker died at the age of 90 in Maine on March 5.