Author: Angela Adams
Last year we launched the Inner Nature Collection, a collection of rugs and furniture celebrating the beauty of expressing our true selves.
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“The Munjoy Coffee Table was named after the hill that we live on. The design was derived from an earlier round coffee table version called
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Most often my design process begins with an emotional experience where I will have a dream like feeling about this great idea for a piece of
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The beautiful shapes of the Moby Coffee Table inspired us to experiment with them in 2D patterns and colors.
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Thanks to all who joined us last night at the Studio Showroom for the Maine Homes by Down East launch party. We truly enjoyed having you here.
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Click here to take a listen to Angela’s interview with the Maine Made Podcast and hear about small town life, lobstermen and design inspiration.
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Follow my blog with Bloglovin Design Milk recently featured our Arenal rug in their creative process column, Deconstructed. We truly love to see
Read MoreFor the 18 years we had our studios, shop and business on Congress Street in Portland, Maine we had the luxury of sharing that building with Tom
Read MoreNamed for the crown jewel of Maine’s outdoor playground, the new Acadia area rug design features a subtle blend of colors in a state of the
Read MoreCongratulations to interior designers Michael Cox and Sheilah McFadden of Foley & Cox on their work being included in the Hamptons 50 issue
Read MoreThanks to Scott Nash, who gave us a peek into how he sketches his favorite characters, made us laugh with the story about his dad’s hairdo,
Read MoreThanks to Lark Hotels for featuring Angela’s designs in their latest issue of On A Lark, featuring the custom Ocean stair runner at their
Read MoreOne of our favorite parts of summer is the annual changeover from warm to cold beverages when its time to relax. We’ve been known to get a little
Read MoreSummers in Maine hold a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. Our state’s slogan says it all, “The way life should be,” and
Read MoreMaine illustrator Scott Nash is stopping by the Studio Showroom at 11AM on July 7, 2018, to read some of his classics to children of all ages.
Read MoreThe bonds between the moon, the natural world and human kind here on earth cannot be broken. It’s a connection that is mutually dependent–
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The Sea, once it casts it’s spell, holds one in it’s wonder forever. -Jacques Cousteau Maine has an ever-changing landscape. Not only
Read MoreLong live Robert Indiana and his inspiring work. He will live on forever in his iconic work and his powerful graphic art. “I had naively
Read MoreThanks to all of you who came out on Saturday! We really enjoyed hosting all of you and hearing all about Chris Van Dusen’s process behind
Read MoreRecently I created Inspired space, a series of curated storyboards to show the pieces from our collection that speak to one another, grouped by
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In honor of Mothers Day, we asked our team members what designs reminded them of their moms and why. “Canopy reminds me of my mom. Thinking
Read MoreSeaweed Man from Larch Hanson on Vimeo. Low tide is one of my favorite things about Maine. The rich colors and textures that are unveiled as the
Read MoreYoung women by the Canellopoulos penthouse pool, Athens, July 1961. Summertime in Maine is full of tradition, boating, parties and swimming in
Read MoreWho doesn’t love a roadtrip? We post a lot about Maine. We love living here and appreciate the natural beauty around us every day. But
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