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The Harpswell Studio was created toward the client’s desire to have a cube in the woods as a painting studio/retreat . It is a one of a kind design, gathering an energy of inspiration in the midst of Maine’s deep forest. A basic cube was the starting point, although the finished product takes on angles, peeks, and corners with a hint of recklessness. Wonderful execution by Petra Simmons Design.
Photographs © A. William Frederick
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