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Allison Paige

Allison Paige

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Contributing Writer, Decor Maine

Portland

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Total articles 8

  • Ellen Golden: The Art of Conversation

    By Allison Paige, Miranda Valentine| Decor Maine@ Visiting Ellen Golden’s sun-flooded studio at the Fort Andross Mill in Brunswick feels like peeking behind the screen at the inner workings of a complex circuitry, say, the motherboard of a personal computer. Finely rendered abstract drawings line the walls. Small in size, their intricacy seems to accumulate meaning, an alphabet of numbers, a ganglion of glyphs. While the works appear meticulously planned, Ellen assures me they are not.

    By Allison Paige, Miranda Valentine · Decor Maine

    Jul. 02, 2024

  • The First Bio-Based Printed Home

    By Allison Paige, Miranda Valentine| Decor Maine@ Waste not, want not. That wise, old adage is more prescient than ever in these notoriously disposable times. It is a tenant the team at the University of Maine at Orono’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center (ASCC)—a multidisciplinary center devoted to the research, education, and engineering of advanced structures—aims to follow to the letter. In November 2022, the center unveiled the first ever entirely bio-based 3D-printed home.

    By Allison Paige, Miranda Valentine · Decor Maine

    Jan. 16, 2024

  • Ellen Golden: The Art of Conversation

    By Allison Paige, Miranda Valentine| Decor Maine@ Visiting Ellen Golden’s sun-flooded studio at the Fort Andross Mill in Brunswick feels like peeking behind the screen at the inner workings of a complex circuitry, say, the motherboard of a personal computer. Finely rendered abstract drawings line the walls. Small in size, their intricacy seems to accumulate meaning, an alphabet of numbers, a ganglion of glyphs. While the works appear meticulously planned, Ellen assures me they are not.

    By Allison Paige, Miranda Valentine · Decor Maine

    Jul. 02, 2024

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Decor Maine

Delivered to your door six times a year, Decor Maine Magazine is the definitive guide to living beautifully in Maine.

Founded: 2018