A Week in Beautiful Coastal Maine at the home of Jordana Munk Martin
For your next vacation spend a week in the home of TATTER founder Jordana Munk Martin at her Midcoast Maine home. The house has been featured in The World of Interiors and in the book The Maine House. It sleeps up to 10, with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a chef's kitchen, and a heated pool. Pick vegetables from the garden and fruit from the orchard for dinner, then spend the evenings outside by the pool.
Jordana will also curate a textile-enthusiast's tour of the area for you, a personal guide to the makers, collections, and hidden spots that most visitors never find.
Includes:
One-week stay for up to 10 guests
4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, chef's kitchen, heated pool, vegetable garden and fruit orchard
A custom textile tour of the region, curated by Jordana
RETAIL VALUE: $10,000
with private chef: $14,000
Jordana Munk Martin
Jordana Munk Martin, MFA, RISD 2001, is the founder of TATTER, a cultural arts organization based in Brooklyn, NY, that explores textiles as a medium for fostering human connection and understanding. TATTER houses a public textile research library comprising 10,000 books and objects related to textiles. Through more than 150 classes and programs annually, the organization serves over 8,500 students worldwide.
Jordana is also the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TATTERJournal, a semiannual publication examining textiles across contemporary fine art, design, and culture. She previously served as Board President of the Textile Arts Center in Brooklyn, NY, where she also founded the Artist in Residence program. From 2012 to 2018, she served as a trustee of the Craft and Folk Art Museum (now Craft Contemporary) in Los Angeles, CA.
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