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David Netto and Ione Skye; The interior designer and actress treasure Down East traditions.
Why Maine?
The light lasts long into the evenings because it's so far north-a dreamy, golden-hour quality. In that light, you might have tea with an old person and tell them all your secrets.
Where do you stay? We rent a beautiful house built in 1901. It's furnished with the original rugs bought in Colonial India, rocking chairs, and stacks of board games.
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