DRY STONE WALLS IN MAINE
We build dry stone walls throughout Maine in the traditional way, without mortar. When the work is done, it feels like the walls have always been there.
Every wall has a purpose. Some are straightforward. They hold grade, create boundaries, or define a space. Others move beyond function and become more sculptural.
Southport Garden Wall
This curved retaining wall transforms a raised septic field into usable garden space. Built to follow the natural contours of the site, the wall creates terraced planting beds while managing the elevation change.
Midcoast Maine Sculptural Wall
A sculptural take on traditional dry stone walling. The curved design follows the granite outcroppings throughout the property, while the narrow pass-through creates an intimate experience with the stone.
Bristol, Maine Garden Enclosure Walls
This stone wall traces the memory of an old barn foundation. Rather than rebuilding what was lost, the design suggests what might have been: a garden enclosure that feels both ancient and new.
Spruce Head, Maine Retaining Wall
This stone retaining wall carves out a fire pit nook on a steep oceanside slope. Built with reclaimed granite from a nearby abandoned quarry, each stone carries the drill marks and patina of its history.
Waterford Stone Wall
Built entirely from materials found on site: hand-hewn granite blocks from an 1800s barn foundation and lichen-covered fieldstone from the property's woods. The challenge of working only with what's available creates walls that feel rooted in the landscape's history.
