A lot of our conversations lately center around where we want to go once we can travel again. We are all starting to get tired of these walls— as I’m sure everyone is at this time. Our daily walks and time in the yard help, but we have never wanted to travel around New England as much as we do now!

Celebrating the coastal Maine peninsulas in summer in photographs.

Fall moodboard - what's your favorite card game?

Photographs by Maura McEvoyThough it doesn’t have an official name, the tiny camp that this couple bought almost 20 years ago earned one soon after the closing. “It became immediately clear that the place needed far more work than we anticipated,” said the wife. Among family and friends, it became known as The Folly.

Greenery, pinecones, oranges, sea shells, driftwood, LL Bean boots, and plenty of blue create a cozy cottage Christmas on the Maine coast!

A Maine cottage home tour. With a passion for pieces from the past, see how the homeowners brought this 1863 Maine vacation cottage back to life!