we have worked with Ariana for over 20 years and each project has been wonderful. She has an eye…read moreand taste that fits our taste and needs. Arianna is responsive when needed and quick to resolve any issue. She and her staff are tops.

From the owner: Over 25 years experience in interior designread more

I don't know much about design, but I know that I love everything I have seen from Maine street…read moredesign. Whether you are looking to take a catered event to a whole new level or or redo your home/cottage you really should take a look at their work.

From the owner: Maine Street Design Co.is keenlyable towork with youin yourown surroundings, to develop and…read moreinterpret a space that complementsyour individual needs. The use of both natural and artificial light, understanding space, design, architecture, color and texturemaking each project unique and special. Maine Street Design Co. has forged close working relationships with New England artisans; furniture and cabinet makers, metal workers, upholsterers, and specialty painters. Bringing together these incredible craftspeople and trades sparks a truly special finished project. Ourunique furniture, fabric, flooring and drapery resources are an important part of the mission. Let us know what your desires are and we will work with you to make your interior a truly special place to be.

I went in here looking for a birthday present for a friend and was surprised by how many good…read moreoptions they have for cute, unique gifts. I also didn't realize that they had so much furniture and that a lot of things were made by women, which I learned from store employees, who were very knowledgeable and friendly.

This group is one of the best interior design firms in Southern Maine. We utilized their services…read moreon two projects, and both came in under budget and over quality. Highly recommended!

Staff is very knowledgeable! Patient and great ideas. Furniture is outstanding! Thanks for a great…read moreexperience!

I recently worked with and will continue to work with Lacey from the South Portland, ME location…read more She is professional when it comes to her knowledge of design and fun to work with. You can tell that she truly has a passion for her line of work! My partner and I are currently in the process of renovating our old barn built in 1862 into a livable space. It's been quite the process so far, so we decided to find a designer to work with in the early stages to help us have a vision. We went to Cabot House furniture per recommendation of one of our friends and we're so happy we did. Lacey's unique approach on creating a perfect design for our barn has us eager with anticipation! Thanks Lacey!

I wish that I was able to give WWID 10 stars!!!! This company goes beyond what you would expect…read morefrom customer service. I purchased an umbrella sometime back (3 years) from a local store that carries West Wind Designs. This last summer I had an issue with the frame of the umbrella contacted WWID and they talked with the manufacture and sent me the screws to fix it. The screws did not fit so WWID had UPS pick the umbrella up (no charge to me) they sent it back to the frame manufacture to be repaired. My beautiful canvas umbrella was returned to me last week looking like new. Thank you so much Chellee :-)

From the owner: Make your home beautiful, welcoming, and a joy to live in…read more Complete Interior Design Services from inspiration to installation Furniture, Designer Fabrics, Window Treatments, Floor Coverings, Lamps and Accessories Kitchen and Bath Design Over 30 Years experience Local references available Complimentary Initial Consultation By Appointment

I began working with Tracy Davis at Urban Dwellings in Portland, Maine, in early August, 2018. The…read moregoal was to put a plan in place so that renovations could begin on my Old Port condominium in early October. Tracy assured me this was a realistic timeline, and she brought in a contractor who agreed to take the job. At our first meeting, I asked Tracy to explain how she was paid. She told me that her fees were exclusively hourly. There were no commissions on any goods or services she provides - any trade discounts she receives would be passed directly on to me. In fact, she explained, that's why hiring a designer is such a smart move - it often pays for itself in discounts! As weeks passed, there was little advancement on the project. Tracy sent a colleague to measure my place - nearly two weeks passed before I was contacted to look at the drawings. Tracy was out of town often, and the contractor began expressing concern to me and Tracy that without a plan in very short order, we would fall behind schedule. Tracy assured both of us she would have drawings and plans ready soon. Yet little was produced. This became a cycle. When documents did come in, they were laden with mistakes. Purchase orders were wrong - one for what was meant to be a refrigerator/freezer turned out to be an all-refrigerator unit. (This would not have been discovered until delivery, I am certain, had I not fired Tracy and taken over this part of the job myself.) Sketches were also wrong - a layout for the bar showed a sink installed over an under-counter bar fridge, a physical impossibility. In the kitchen, a 30" sink was incorrectly drawn into a 30" counter - the specs require a minimum of a 33" counter for said sink. Even basic material required by the City of Portland for permitting was unusable. The egress drawing had to be redone by another designer because the one drawn by Tracy was inadequate. After being strung along for several weeks - to the point where we were almost two months past the desired start date, I terminated my agreement with Tracy. To date, I had paid her $1800+ for the little she had done. She sent me a final invoice for nearly $9,000, but offered to "discount" it 25% as a "professional courtesy." She also cc:ed her attorney, essentially suggesting that if I didn't want to eat $6500+, she'd see me in court. She told that I could pick up some personal belongings of mine I left in her office as soon as the bill was paid. Yes - that's right - she held items that belonged to me hostage until I paid. You might wonder why, with such a strong case against her, I didn't fight this legally. Good question. Tracy's agreement indicates that the client is on the hook for her attorney's fees - whether or not suit is filed - in anything beyond a total loss for her. In other words, if a judge rules entirely in your favor but thinks you should reimburse Tracy for a postage stamp she purchased on your behalf, that would be a partial victory for her and you will be on the hook for all of her legal fees. A post-script: not only was the work shoddy, but once Tracy was fired and I began going through the purchasing process myself, I learned I had been misled on pricing, too. When I had specifically asked about some fixtures I was purchasing from Waterworks, itemized on Tracy's purchase order at over $5,000, and whether or not there was a discount included, Tracy told me Waterworks offers no discounts to the trade. I've since learned they offer a standard 25% discount to the trade. (The discount on these items alone came to over $1250.) And it wasn't just Waterworks - other suppliers' costs were discounted less than the actual amount of the discount offered. Good luck with your design projects - I wish you a smoother process than I had. Matt Roberts Portland, Maine

Excellent service for two homes and 1 RV upholstery and curtains replacement. Appreciate the…read moreguidance and advice as well as the selections of quality fabrics for every job. High quality furniture came as ordered. Excellent and timely window shade installations.

Kim at Coastal Maine Interiors was accommodating and easy to work with, and did a perfect job of…read moremaking my boat curtains in a very short time. I thought it would take far longer than it did. The finished product is exactly what I wanted. If you want a total professional who gets the job done exactly right in a timely manner, call Kim. There's a reason she's been in business a long time.