Category Archives: Partner Spotlight

The haunting sounds of Maine bell buoys, by North Country Wind Bells, featured in our Good Things from Maine shop.

Solvejg Makaretz, the creative mind behind Tröskö Design, works to fill our homes with contemporary patterns, vibrant colors, bold graphics, and happiness.

Decadent lava cake in one minute! Jarva Cakes Maine-made desserts featured in our Good Things from Maine shop.

The conception of A&E Stoneworks, a small shop of functional housewares, first began when Evan Hutchins received a rock from his father.

“Maine, to me, is a nurturing place. The pace of life is slower, which gives me space in my head to experiment with ideas and try new things.” Willy Wires Maine-made jewelry and ornaments featured in the Down East Good Things from Maine shop.

Elizabeth Stefany, of Carrabassett Valley Jewelry, grew up in New Hampshire, but spent her summers at an all-girls camp on Sebago Lake, where she made her first silver pendant. Read more about the inspiration for her custom jewelry.

Denise Dion walks along local beaches searching for sea glass, beach stones, and other natural elements that the sea washes ashore to create her simply stated pieces.

Paul Sampson and his wife, Jula, have turned their love of mollusks and woodworking into their business, Oyster River Joinery. The two work as a team; Paul creates his signature wooden oyster platters and applies the special board balm that Jula makes.

Inspired by the many buoys in Pemaquid Harbor, our products begin at that magical place where the sea meets the sky. — Marley Wilkinson, Cobalt Sky Studio

Lola Arts’ inspiration comes from Rickie Drake’s belief that functional art makes everyday life a bit better. See more of her Made-in-Maine products.