Mélange by Daher Interior Design Expands to Maine
MH+D invited architects, designers, real estate agents, and builders to check out the renovated retail outpost and studio
Interior design studio Daher Interior Design, led by mother-son duo Paula and Clayton, completed a gut renovation of the former Market Day building at 135 Port Road in Kennebunk’s Lower Village last year. To celebrate the studio’s expansion into Maine, along with the opening of its new retail outpost, Mélange, MH+D invited architects, designers, real estate agents, and builders to mix and mingle among the store’s regionally and globally sourced home accessories, lighting, bespoke upholstery, and artwork. Complimentary bites and beverages were provided by Experience Maine and Maine Events Co.
Guests mingle inside Mélange’s 3,000-squarefoot retail and studio space in Kennebunk.
Aurora Goodland and Connor Roemlein, president and managing director at Den Studio
Paula and Clayton Daher, the mother-son pair behind Daher Interior Design.
Bob and Molly Grosse; David Duncan Morris, director of the residential studio at Woodhull; Amanda Cleary,
manager of sales and marketing at Woodhull
Lukasz Szczerbinski; Clayton and Paula Daher; John and Olivia Daher of Kennebunkport’s Shoebox and Co.
Ted Carter, president of Ted Carter Inspired Landscapes, and Steve Tucker, founder of Tucker and Tucker Associates
Don Coburn, owner of Coburn Fine Homes,
and Paula Daher
Becca Abramson, MH+D associate editor
The exterior of Mélange; the building’s renovation was completed by Reidson Corporation and Adams and Beasley Associates, and the windows are by Marvin Design Gallery by Eldredge.