Widener Company, Wiscasset, Maine
Built on a leap of faith and a passion for handmade objects, Alexander Widener’s place—which includes a guest cottage available to rent—celebrates the joy of acquainting visitors with Maine’s rich craft traditions (and Widener’s encyclopedic antique knowledge) one beautiful find at a time. @widenercompany
Rusticator, Seal Harbor, Maine
Helmed by designer Laura Keeler Pierce and her husband, the shop feels less like a store and more like a graciously collected home, where timeless design and curation act as an antidote to fast living. @rusticatorshop
Soleil, Portland
Editor Janae McKenzie hits up this not-so-nautical emporium for “quirky, food-shaped, and just plain fun” home accents, like sculptural candles and glassware.
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