Where is the gallery located and how might I plan a visit?

Our cottage gallery is located in the Willard Beach neighborhood of South Portland, Maine. Though we are open by-appointment only, you may view and purchase the entire collection online through our shop.

Please email the gallery to set up an appointment to view our collection in person.

How much will it cost to ship my piece?

Though shipping will be automatically calculated during the checkout process, you are more than welcome to email the gallery with any questions you might have, including special requests or quotes.

For international delivery options, please email us and we will provide you with a quote based on the artwork you’ve selected and your location.

For local residents, you may choose to pick up your art at the gallery during the checkout process and then arrange a time to do so. Additionally, you may inquire with us about our free local delivery availability.

Will my art be framed?

Unless noted, all artwork is unframed. Please email the gallery for our suggestions on framing methods and our preferred framers. If you’d like your work sent directly to a framer, please let us know in advance and we will be happy to accommodate this request.

What is your return policy?

Due to the custom and limited nature of our collection of artwork, all art is final sale and non-refundable.

Do you partner with interior designers?

Absolutely! You can read about our design partnerships here. Interior designers are encouraged to email us for more information about our services and discounts tailored specifically for members of the design trade.

Are you accepting artist submissions at this time?

Though the gallery is not currently accepting new artists at the moment, we hope you’ll reach out to introduce yourself, as we thoroughly enjoy exploring the work of new-to-us artists. Given that the gallery also provides art advisory services for collectors, the more artists on our radar, the better!

For all other questions not answered above, please email the gallery.