This project has been a joy, not only because of the beautiful materials but because the clients share this appreciation of history. They specifically wanted to preserve the character of the reclaimed granite, keeping the old drill marks, especially the deep ones. They want the site to connect to it’s history.

Stone walls and family ties in Penobscot Bay

This dry-laid stone garden enclosure, more of a "garden framework" than a true enclosure, sets the stage for future gardens on this stunning farm property in midcoast Maine.

This multiphase stone project had many of the elements we love: a dry laid stone wall, mossy boulders…

Choosing a new logo is harder than it seems. It brings up lots of questions about identity. How do we want to be seen in the world? How do we want to see ourselves?