What would be your perfect Maine day?The day would start with a cold plunge in the bay as the sun rises, with Frankie, our mini Aussie, dutifully dog-paddling in circles around me. Then, of course, a steaming cup of coffee … Continue reading →

One book everyone who appreciates or wants to learn more about architecture and design should read? Precedents in Architecture by Roger H. Clark and Michael Pause. One piece of decor in your space that tells a story?My husband, Justin, used … Continue reading →

How would you describe your design philosophy?I believe that every space has a story, and you must first let its original style and surroundings speak to you before determining the direction to take. By honoring a place’s character, you can … Continue reading →

What’s your design philosophy?Architecture is for humans—it should fit our bodies, please our eyes, and feel good to the touch. Who has been your biggest design influence?Louis Kahn for his logical purity, Alvar Aalto for his restrained whimsy, and Paul … Continue reading →

Favorite place to caffeinate and dine?Coffee from Rwanda Bean and pastries from Norimoto Bakery down the street from my house in Deering Center. I also love a boozy lunch at Central Provisions in the Old Port with artist pals Emilie … Continue reading →